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Photos from the Mary “Mae” Foley Street Co-Naming Ceremony

by Mari K Eder

A street pole with green '50 AV', blue 'Detective Mary Mae Foley Way', and a black-and-white 'ONE WAY' sign, near red brick, trees, and flag.
Three adults stand outdoors, smiling, holding a street sign that reads 'Detective Mary Mae Foley Way.' Each wears different outfits.
A woman stands outside by a blue sign reading 'PUBLIC ENTRANCE 108 PCT. 5-47 50 AVENUE,' holding a man's portrait. Trees, brick building.
A group of police, some uniformed and some plainclothes, pose with a police dog. A mounted officer and bike lane symbol are visible.
Poster with city skyline, vintage photo of Detective Mary 'Mae' Foley in uniform, and details for her street co-naming event.
Five police officers in uniform hold three flags—U.S., NYC, and one with a green stripe—outside a stone and brick building.

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