Bloomberg to Deliver State of the City

On Thursday afternoon, Mayor Michael Bloomberg will deliver the 11th State of the City address of his career, this time from Morris Educational Campus in the Bronx. 

Among the topics up for discussion is the revival of the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx, which was slated for development in 2010 but ground to a halt following a dispute over worker wages.

And according to the New York Times, Bloomberg's decision to deliver his speech from the campus of a public school - which is actually comprised of four small schools - may be a sign that he plans to touch on education, specifically the "small school-movement" he has long touted.

Religious groups hope to get some answers on the Department of Education's recent decision to ban congregations from using public schools for worship services. Others want to see an end to the law requiring fingerprints from food stamp recipients, a practice the mayor has stated he supports.

In short, everyone has an issue they'd like to hear dealt with. In the comments, tell us what you're hoping to hear Mayor Bloomberg say.

The State of the City address will be broadcast live at 1 p.m. Listen along on NYC.gov.