On Jan. 1, Zohran “nature is healing” Mamdani takes over at City Hall — and many New Yorkers remain anxious about what his mayoralty will mean for public safety.

Their well-founded worry stems from Mamdani’s troubling record of rank hostility toward the NYPD, toward the use of jails and prisons, and toward maintaining basic public order.

He’s compounded their concerns by staffing his transition team with people like police abolitionist Alex Vitale and convicted armed robber Mysonne Linen, who have also expressed extreme hostility toward the city’s criminal-justice system.

It’s left many New Yorkers asking, “What can be done?”

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