budgets
GreenfieldThe following is an unaltered press release from the offices of Councilman David Greenfield: Councilman David G. Greenfield is inviting all community members to suggest locations where the next round of pedestrian countdown signals should be installed at dangerous intersections around Boro Park, Midwood and Bensonhurst. The city previously installed
budgeting expo
Councilman David Greenfield, Source: FacebookSecurity cameras, resurfaced streets and pedestrian countdown signals — these are just a few of the winning projects announced by Councilman David Greenfield after he asked the public [/update-voting-on-the-best-way-to-spend-1-million-begins/] for the best way to spend $1.1 million from a special discretionary fund. The money was split
budgeting expo
Source: ign.comCouncilman David Greenfield invited the public to a participatory budgeting expo where special “budget delegates” got a chance to weigh in on the best way to spend $1 million allocated from his discretionary budget, according to a report [http://www.homereporternews.com/news/general/bensonhurst-participatory-budgeting-expo/article_7a4b0bbe-85cf-11e2-90a9-001a4bcf887a.html]
4 ave
Source: Karelj via Wikimedia CommonsThe intersection at Fourth Avenue and 86th Street has been approved for a large reconfiguration project to aid in safer driving and pedestrian access. Community Board 10 says that area is high with driver and pedestrian accidents, according to CB10 District Manager Josephine Beckmann. After months
drivers
Councilman David G. Greenfield and DOT Commissioner Joseph PalmieriThe following is a press release from the offices of Councilman David Greenfield: Since taking office, Councilman David G. Greenfield has worked closely with the city Department of Transportation (DOT) to improve safety for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists at dangerous locations throughout
pedestrian safety
Help make the roads of your neighborhood safer! Transportation Alternatives, a transportation advocacy group, just released their “Neighborhood Traffic Monitoring Toolkit [http://transalt.org/files/campaigns/enforcement/TA_Neighborhood_Traffic_Monitoring_Kit.pdf] .” The toolkit offers tips on choosing an intersection in a neighborhood to document, working with community boards,