The goal of no more than 3,300 people in detention by 2027 remains a reasonable target. We are in a unique moment coming out of a global pandemic, in which the courts are still not fully operational, and case processing rates have slowed significantly. Given continued investments in effective community-based alternatives to detention and incarceration, neighborhood-based public safety solutions, legislative reforms such as parole and bail reform, and the anticipated reopening of the courts, 3,300 by 2027 remains a fully reasonable number. Notably, New York City has the lowest rate of incarceration of all large U.S. cities. The average daily population in NYC jails is down by approximately 50% since 2014 and 74% since its peak in 1991. In addition, annual admissions to DOC custody have fallen by over 75% since 2014. This steady progress indicates that the City’s plan to create a smaller system, allowing for the closure of the jails on Rikers Island by 2027, is on schedule.