Events

Got Qs For The Comptroller? How To Tune In To Stringer’s Southern BK Town Hall Tonight

Rachel Silberstein

Aug 4, 2016 — 1 min read

Comptroller Scott Stringer (Courtesy of Comptroller Scott Stringer's Office) — Comptroller Scott Stringer (Courtesy of Comptroller Scott Stringer’s Office)

Comptroller Scott Stringer will be taking our queries at his southern Brooklyn town hall in Coney Island tonight and we looked into how folks can tune in and ask him questions.

The goal of the event, which takes place at 6:30pm at the New York Aquarium, is to discuss ways to improve city services and explain how the Comptroller’s Office can help New Yorkers.

Here’s how to participate:

Find out how to RSVP here.

If you can’t make the town hall, you can watch the whole thing live via Periscope on the Comptroller’s Twitter account.

You can also tweet your questions at the comptroller using the hashtag #BKTownhall

Join in the conversation at the @nyaquarium by sending in your questions using the #BKTownhall hashtag. Watch live via #periscope

— Scott M. Stringer (@scottmstringer) August 4, 2016

Event partners include Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, State Senator Diane Savino, Assemblywoman Pamela Harris, Councilman Chaim Deutsch, and Councilman Mark Treyger.

Got questions for the comptroller? Let us know in the comments!

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