Building Stronger Communities Through Civic Leadership

The Community Captains Program is a volunteer leadership initiative created by Deputy Speaker Dr. Nantasha Williams empowers residents to become active partners in improving their neighborhoods. Community Captains work alongside our office to identify local concerns, connect neighbors with resources, support community events, and strengthen communication between residents and City government.

Whether participating in neighborhood cleanups, conducting community outreach, assisting with surveys, or helping connect constituents to City services, Community Captains play an important role in making our communities cleaner, safer, and more connected.

Program Highlights

Throughout the year, Community Captains participate in a variety of initiatives, including:

• Community Cleanups
• Neighborhood Assessments
• Business and Resident Outreach
• Community Surveys
• Resource Distribution
• Civic Leadership Workshops
• Volunteer Service Projects
• Community Planning Meetings

Why Join?

By becoming a Community Captain, you can:

• Make a meaningful difference in your neighborhood.
• Meet residents who share a passion for community service.
• Learn more about local government and civic engagement.
• Build valuable volunteer and professional experience.
• Be part of a growing network committed to improving Southeast Queens.

No previous experience is required just a willingness to serve your community.

Become a Community Captain

We are always looking for residents who are passionate about giving back and helping improve their neighborhoods. Whether you have a few hours each month or want to become more involved in community leadership, we invite you to join our Community Captains network.

Complete the interest form below to receive information about upcoming meetings, volunteer opportunities, and community events.

[Community Captains Interest Form]