district 39
If you live in District 39 and want to have a say in what projects are funded in our area, stop by the Participatory Budgeting meeting next Tuesday, October 6 at PS 230 [http://www.ps230.org/], 1 Albemarle Road, from 6:30-8:30pm. All residents living in the district
district 39
Want to enjoy an outdoor storytelling space at the library? Think PS 124 students should have a cafeteria they won’t melt in? Would you like more turnstiles at the 7th Avenue F/G subway station? Then be sure to vote in Councilmember Brad Lander [http://bradlander.com/PB]‘s
district 39
Ballot via Brad Lander [http://bradlander.com/2015-participatory-budgeting-ballot]Voting for the fourth year of participatory budgeting in District 39 is fast approaching, and Councilmember Brad Lander [http://bradlander.com/PB] just shared the projects [http://bradlander.com/2015-participatory-budgeting-ballot] that you’ll be able to choose between to receive a combined
district 39
What would you like to see funded in the 39th Council District [http://bradlander.com/neighborhoods] (which includes parts of South Slope)? Something for the libraries? The schools? Transportation? If you live in the district, you’ll be able to vote on how to allocate $1.5 million in capital
district 39
Did you vote for this year’s Participatory Budgeting projects [/politics/cast-your-vote-for-proposed-district-39-participatory-budgeting-projects] in District 39 [http://bradlander.com]? Results [http://pbnyc.org/content/2014-vote-results-district-39] for Brad Lander’s district are in, and here’s what’s being funded: * Street safety improvements on 4th Ave – $300,000 (1,202 votes) * Laptops
district 39
It’s the third year of participatory budgeting in District 39 [/blog/politics/tell-brad-lander-how-the-slope-should-spend-one-million-dollars] , and Councilmember Brad Lander [http://bradlander.com/YourIdeas] now has a website [http://d39.pbnyc.org/] where you can enter ideas and show your support for ones others have suggested. Anyone can post ideas, whether you
District 33
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
Brad Lander
As we get ready to vote on the projects that are in the running for funding [/blog/politics/expo-offers-first-look-at-participatory-budgeting-projects] through Participatory Budgeting, Neil Reilly, a District 39 Committee Member and former Transit Committee Delegate notes that one of the interesting outcomes [http://bradlander.com/blog/2013/03/21/what-starts-in-pb-doesnt-always-end-in-pb] of
City Council
New City Council District maps were approved unanimously by the Districting Commision last night, reports [http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20121116/new-york-city/commission-unveils-approves-new-city-council-district-maps#ixzz2CPLc3IiT] DNAinfo. Here’s what happened around us: • 39th District: At October’s District Commission hearing, Brad Lander’s 39th district was subject to significant debate. Stretching