Central Brooklyn
Parents checking out a project board at the District 45 PB Project Expo, Flatbush YMCA. (Photo by Carly Miller)Voting for Participatory Budgeting [/tonight-see-participatory-budgeting-projects-flatbush-midwood/] begins this Saturday, March 25, and we stopped by the Project Expo for Flatbush and Midwood to give District 45 residents a peek at the projects
Council District 39
Want to enjoy an outdoor storytelling space at the library? Think PS 179 [http://schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/20/k179/default.htm] could use a better auditorium? Would you like a stormwater greenstreet in Windsor Terrace? Then be sure to vote in Councilmember Brad Lander [http://bradlander.com/PB]‘s
Council District 39
If you live within the confines of City Council District 39, get excited–this week, you can help Councilmember Brad Lander [http://council.nyc.gov/d39/html/members/home.shtml] spend $1 million in discretionary funds through Participatory Budgeting [http://pbnyc.org]. All district residents 16 and older are welcome,
Council District 39
Participatory budgeting is back, and for the third year in a row, Council Member Brad Lander [http://bradlander.com/] is asking how District 39 should spend one million dollars. Does your school need repairs? Know how we can improve the safety of pedestrians? There are several ways to bring your
Council District 39
Residents from across the 39th District made their way to the polls this weekend to decide how our community would spend one million dollars. Knocking last year’s participation numbers [http://bradlander.com/news/updates/participatory-budgeting-vote-results-0] out of the park, 2,812 neighbors placed their votes, the results have been
Council District 39
The opening act of participatory budgeting [http://bradlander.com/PB] for our council district has begun in the release of the neighborhood assembly dates by the office of Brad Lander. Kensington’s will take place at PS 230, 1 Albamarle Rd on Monday, October, 1 at 6:30pm. As a