Tracey Collins Retires from NYC DOE Amid 'No-Show' Job Allegations

Mayor Eric Adams' partner steps down as investigations probe her alleged absence and undisclosed travel perks.

Tracey Collins, partner of Mayor Eric Adams, retired from her senior role at the New York City Department of Education on November 1, 2024.
Her retirement follows allegations of holding a 'no-show' job, with claims that she rarely appeared at the office since late 2023.
Investigations are underway by multiple city agencies, including the Special Commissioner of Investigation and the Department of Investigation.
Collins allegedly failed to disclose luxury travel perks on financial forms, linked to a federal indictment involving Mayor Adams.
Despite the controversy, Collins has not been charged with any wrongdoing, and her work ethic has been defended by Mayor Adams.