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102,800 New Yorkers voted for their favorite projects across 31 Council Districts, allocating over $40 million in Capital funds for PBNYC Cycle 6 (2016-2017). Cycle 6 saw a 45 percent increase in the number of voters (up from 67,691 voters in Cycle 5). While the number of paper ballots stayed consistent, our new off-site digital voting accounted for this growth in participation.

PB Cycle 6 voters per District

Types of projects funded

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Winning Projects


District 3
Corey Johnson

Funded Projects

  • P.S. 111 Air Conditioning for the Library

    Education

    Project would provide air conditioning for the library, which is used as a summer school site for hundreds of students.

    440 West 53rd Street

    $150,000

    Votes: 1,323

  • New Park in Hell’s Kitchen

    Parks and Recreation

    Funds will go towards transforming an empty lot into a new public park for the people of Hell’s Kitchen.

    10th Avenue between 48th and 49th Streets

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,405

  • Real Time Rider Information at Bus Stops

    Transit

    Electronic boards to display real time bus arrival information at five key bus stops throughout Council District 3.

    District Wide

    $125,000

    Votes: 1,358

  • Grounds Renovation at NYCHA Elliott-Chelsea Houses

    Housing

    New playground fending, renovate walkways and revitalize garden areas designed with Elliott-Chelsea Houses residents.

    Elliott-Chelsea Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,295

Other Projects

  • Hudson Park Library Accessible Bathrooms

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    This project would provide ADA accessibility to toilet facilities in the Hudson Park Library.

    66 Leroy Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 922

  • Filtered Water Fountains at Lab & Museum Schools

    Education

    12 new water fountains with water filtration systems and environmentally-friendly bottle filling stations.

    333 West 17th Street

    $144,000

    Votes: 1,019

  • Tech Upgrade at High School of Fashion Industries

    Education

    Funds will be used to purchase additional computers and printers to support student learning.

    225 West 24th Street

    $60,000

    Votes: 827

  • Toddler Sprinkler Resurface at Fulton Houses

    Youth

    The existing playground surface is crumbling and has holes in it. The area needs to be excavated and resurfaced so children can safely play in it.

    Fulton Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 890

  • Humanities Educational Complex Bathroom Renovation

    Youth

    This project would repair a fifth grade bathroom and a library bathroom that serves the six schools in the building.

    351 West 18th Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 705

  • Basketball Court Renovations at Chelsea Park

    Youth

    This project would repave and repaint the court and install new hoops.

    West 27th Street and 10th Avenue

    $575,000

    Votes: 868

  • Historic Street Lighting for Greenwich Village

    Streets

    Funds would replace the old street lighting with historic lamp posts on 7th Avenue between Christopher and Bleecker Streets.

    Greenwich Village Historic District

    $176,000

    Votes: 952

  • Bleecker Street Playground Renovation

    Parks and Recreation

    Funds will repair/replace all safety surface, roofs on play equipment, new trees, replant green space and more!

    Hudson Street, Bleecker Street and West 11th Street

    $450,000

    Votes: 854

  • Jefferson Market Garden Upgrades

    Parks and Recreation

    Replace northern chain-link fence to match existing iron fence that surrounds the garden and add new shed to house tools.

    Greenwich Avenue and 10th Street

    $175,000

    Votes: 674

  • Renovation of Penn South Playground

    Parks and Recreation

    A renovation and re-visioning of Penn South Playground, designed with the residents of Penn South.

    West 26th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,013

  • New Electrical Outlets at P.S. 3

    Education

    Upgrade electrical panel and two new quad outlets for 40 rooms, which would minimize overloading of the current outlets.

    490 Hudson Street

    $150,000

    Votes: 950

District 5
Ben Kallos

Funded Projects

  • P.S. 183 Green Science and STEM Lab Classroom

    Education

    Hydroponic laboratory for a classroom to improve STEM curriculum and enhance green initiatives for the community.

    419 East 66th Street

    $600,000

    Votes: 1,514

  • P.S. 198/77 Playground Renovation

    Education

    Provide resurfacing and equipment for play area servicing to public elementary schools and remove diseased tree.

    1700 Third Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,139

Other Projects

  • JREC Auditorium Renovation

    Education

    Julia Richman Education Complex auditorium renovation.

    317 East 67th Street

    $750,000

    Votes: 358

  • Eleanor Roosevelt H.S. Auditorium Renovation

    Education

    Extend stage, fix sound and lighting system, replace seats and floor to improve view, capacity and support athletics.

    411 East 76th Street

    $750,000

    Votes: 629

  • P.S. 77 Music Room Renovation

    Education

    Soundproof room with new flooring to limit disturbing adjacent instruction. Add instrument storage and replace sink.

    1700 Third Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 645

  • Lexington Houses Layered Access

    Housing

    Add key fob electronic entry system for lobbies of Lexington Houses.

    Lexington Avenue between East 98th and 99th Streets

    $500,000

    Votes: 232

  • Lexington Houses West Playground Renovation

    Housing

    New equipment for west playground.

    Lexington Avenue between East 98th and 99th Streets.

    $500,000

    Votes: 584

  • Stanley Isaacs Layered Access

    Housing

    add key fob electronic entry system for lobbies of Stanley Isaacs.

    East 93rd Street and First Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 265

  • Security Cameras for Holmes Towers

    Housing

    Add new security cameras for increased safety for residents of Holmes Towers.

    East 93rd Street and First Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 515

  • Irrigate the Esplanade

    Parks & Recreation

    Irrigation for the East River Esplanade from 90th to 96th Streets to water trees and vegetation.

    East River Esplanade

    $1,000,000

    Votes: 813

  • Bus Clocks for Northbound M15 and M31

    Transit

    Add northbound bus clocks to M15 and M31 in District 5 to display wait time for next bus (adds to bus clocks funded in 2014).

    First and York Avenue

    $350,000

    Votes: 911

District 6
Helen Rosenthal

Funded Projects

  • Technology Ugrades at Frank McCourt High School

    Education

    Technology upgrades including 11 new SmartBoards and a 30 computer laptop cart for use at Frank McCourt High School.

    Frank McCourt High School, 145 West 84th Street

    $125,000

    Votes: 1,310

  • Library Upgrade for P.S. 166

    Education

    Upgrades to the library at P.S. 166, including work to enlarge the library and creation of a new reading space.

    P.S. 166, 132 West 89th Street

    $295,000

    Votes: 1761

  • Air Conditioning for P.S. 9 and Center School Gym

    Education

    Installation of a split system air conditioning system in the gymnasium shared by P.S. 9 and the Center School.

    P.S. 9 and Center School, 100 West 84th Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,398

  • Schoolyard Renovation at P.S. 84

    Education

    Renovation of the playground, converting the asphalt to synthetic turf at P.S. 84 Schoolyard, the Sol Bloom Playground.

    Sol Bloom Playground, P.S. 84, 32 West 92nd Street

    $450,000

    Votes: 1, 304

Other Projects

  • Renovations at Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Renovation to the entrance of the LSNC, including installation of new automatic doors (New York City Housing Authority)

    Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center, 250 West 65th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 699

  • Digital Project System for Performing Arts Library

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Purchase of a new, modern digital projection system for the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

    NYPL Performing Arts, 40 Lincoln Center Plaza

    $250,000

    Votes: 875

  • Video Surveillance System for P.S. 75 and M.S. 250

    Education

    Installation of a video surveillance system to be used by the school security staff at P.S. 75 and M.S. 250.

    P.S. 75 and M.S. 250, 735 West End Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 743

  • Basketball Court Renovations at Wise Towers

    Parks & Recreation

    Resurfacing and repairs to the existing basketball court (New York City Housing Authority)

    Wise Towers, 141 West 90th Street

    $175,000

    Votes: 935

  • Upgrades to 72nd Street Dog Run

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrades to the 72nd Street Dog Run with the installation of permanent water stations.

    Riverside Park Dog Run on 72nd Street

    $150,000

    Votes: 779

  • Beautification and Renovation of Broadway Malls

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrades to one of the three Broadway Mall Island, including upgraded seating and a greening package with plantings.

    Broadway Mall Island to be chosen by Parks

    $350,000

    Votes: 1,069

  • Van for 24th Precinct Auxiliary

    Public Safety

    Purchase of a van for use by the 24th Precinct Auxiliary volunteers.

    24th Precinct, 151 West 100th Street

    $60,000

    Votes: 740

District 7
Mark Levine

Funded Projects

  • P.S. 125 Courtyard/Playground Upgrade

    Parks & Recreation

    Install turf play surface on the eastern portion of the playground. Repair fencing and replace existing water fountain.

    425 West 123rd Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 854

  • Douglass Housing Exterior Lighting and Grounds Work

    Housing

    Provide brighter lighting of pathways and public ground areas. Renovation of the basketball courts and recreation areas.

    Amsterdam avenue between 100th and 104th Streets

    $500,000

    Votes: 717

  • Essential Restoration of Four School Restrooms

    Education

    Restrooms service more than 1,440 people in 4 schools at the Terrence Tolbert Educational Building Complex.

    625 West 133rd Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 781

Other Projects

  • Illuminate Cherry Walk on Hudson River Greenway

    Streets

    Installation of bike path lighting along this extended area of Hudson River Greenway.

    Henry Hudson Parkway South (110th-125th Streets)

    $950,000

    Votes: 565

  • Riverstone Senior Center Lighting Upgrade

    Seniors

    Lack of/dim lighting, especially on the main pathways and the entry/exit points of the building.

    99 Fort Washington Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 490

  • Add Security Cameras at St. Mary’s Nursing Home

    Seniors

    The installation of security cameras around the exterior and within the interior of St. Mary’s Nursing Home.

    516 West 125th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 557

  • Bus Countdown Clock on Amsterdam Avenue

    Transit

    Installation of bus Countdown Clock kiosks on Amsterdam Avenue.

    Amsterdam Avenue between 116th and 157th Streets

    $100,000

    Votes: 645

  • Manhattanville Housing Outdoor Terrace Lighting

    Housing

    Outdoor terrace lighting to increase security surrounding the public housing.

    Along Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue (129th-133rd Streets)

    $500,000

    Votes: 507

  • Grant Housing Ground and Pavement Repair

    Housing

    Grounds and pavement within and surrounding the housing complex, including but not limited to newly developed curb cuts.

    3170 Broadway, Amsterdam Avenue (125th Street- La Salle Street)

    $500,000

    Votes: 542

  • P.S. 125 Cafeteria Upgrade

    Education

    Kitchen improvements which would assist in increasing the speed of service to the 3 schools which serve the building.

    425 West 123rd Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 759

  • P.S./M.S. 165 Playground Renovation

    Education

    Renovation of playground units, including the safety rubberized ground surface and asphalt.

    234 West 109th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 663

District 8
Melissa Mark-Viverito

Funded Projects

Other Projects

District 10
Ydanis Rodriguez

Funded Projects

  • Real Time Passenger Information

    Transit

    Bus countdown clocks with live timing of bus arrivals district-wide. Allows for better time-management for everyone.

    Department of Transportation determines

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,227

  • Street Trees and Tree Guards in the Heights and Inwood

    Parks & Recreation

    Add trees to corridors where they’re most lacking; protect new and young trees with tree guards throughout the community.

    Streets with too few trees or tree guards

    $280,000

    Votes: 1,416

  • Air Conditioner for Castle Bridge and P.S. 128

    Education

    These schools lack essential AC as summer heat can make learning difficult. This grant would provide AC in some spaces.

    560 West 169th Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,395

  • Science Carts for P.S. 178

    Education

    Tools and technology will enrich STEM education for the students of this Title-1 K-5 school, many with disabilities.

    P.S. 178, 12 Ellwood Street

    $125,000

    Votes: 1,770

  • Laptops for Low Income Students

    Education

    Laptops for 600 low-income middle school and high school students because a good education matters.

    P.S. M293 at West 196th Street Salome Urena Campus

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,792

Other Projects

  • Bus Pads

    Transit

    Flexible concrete under paved road to ensure the quality and safety of bus stops for both passengers and buses.

    Department of Transportation determines

    $320,000

    Votes: 583

  • Repair Emerson Playground Water Fountain Drainage

    Parks & Recreation

    The runoff results in patches of standing water that disrupts walkways and foster mosquito breeding in summer months.

    Inwood Hill Park, Emerson Playground

    $490,000

    Votes: 913

  • Restore Water to Sir William’s Dog Run

    Parks & Recreation

    Over 300 local dogs that play here will finally get water breaks, their humans and other park users will benefit, too.

    Fort Tryon Park

    $526,000

    Votes: 627

  • Fit4Health

    Parks & Recreation

    Free outdoor gym with fitness equipment for people of all ages in a safe environment, ADA accessible.

    “The Pit” at 167th Street and Edgecomb Avenue

    $300,000

    Votes: 896

  • Make the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum ADA Accessible

    Parks & Recreation

    Colonial farmhouse is a reminder of early Manhattan. A ramp allows all community members to access this cultural landmark.

    Museum on the corner of Broadway and 204th Street

    $550,000

    Votes: 862

  • Smartboards or Laptops for J.H.S. 52, P.S. 98 and P.S./M.S. 278

    Education

    Allow these schools to purchase updated technology so that their students have access to essential learning resources.

    J.H.S. 52 Academy Street, P.S. 98, and P.S./M.S. 278

    $180,000

    Votes: 1,128

  • WHEELS/I.S. 143 Athletic Facilities Upgrade

    Education

    Bleachers, a fitness center and locker rooms installed in a 52 year old DOE building used by I.S. 143, WHEELS and Alianza.

    WHEELS/I.S. 143, 511 West 182nd Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,178

  • Recording Studio- H.S. for Media and Communications

    Education

    Recording Studio would musically enrich the general and disabled students while providing tools for a career in the Arts.

    549 Audobon Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 899

  • New Stage and Auditorium Curtains at Inwood Academy

    Education

    Replace torn curtains for the stage and auditorium with new fire retardant curtains for improved safety and acoustics.

    Inwood Academy Middle School, 433 West 204th Street

    $100,000

    Votes: 682

District 11
Andrew Cohen

Funded Projects

Other Projects

  • Decorative Street Lights Along Webster Avenue

    Transit

    Lighting on Webster Avenue would provide safety for commuters, residents, especially kids; to include wiring and electricity.

    Webster Avenue from McLean Avenue to East 233rd Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 715

  • Seton Park Mini Skate Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Funding for a mini-skate park serving Riverdale and Kingsbridge. Safe, off street location for young skaters.

    West 235th Street and Independence Avenue

    $375,000

    Votes: 803

  • Adult Fitness Equipment at Classic Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Install adult fitness equipment, serving the Van Cortlandt Village community. Will also serve the handicapped and elderly.

    Van Cortlandt Park South/Gouverneur Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 789

  • Clay Tennis Court: Indian Field- Van Cortlandt Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Reconstruction of 2 clay tennis courts, serves areas surrounding Van Cortlandt Park.

    East 233rd Street/Van Cortlandt Park East

    $375,000

    Votes: 535

  • Installation of HVAC System and Wiring

    Education

    Installation of an HVAC system and wiring in the cafeteria for P.S. 8.

    P.S. 8, 3010 Briggs Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 638

  • Gym Locker Renovations

    Education

    Replace all of the locks in both men’s and women’s gym and locker rooms.

    In-Tech Academy, 2975 Tibbett Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 545

District 15
Ritchie J. Torres

Funded Projects

  • NYPD Cameras

    Public Safety

    Install 8 NYPD Cameras in City Council District 15. The cameras provide video feeds directly to local police precincts.

    Throughout City Council District 15

    $280,000

    Votes: 1,087

  • Tree Guards

    Parks & Recreation

    Install 30 metal guards to protect trees that have been recently installed by the Department of Parks.

    Throughout City Council District 15

    $36,000

    Votes: 423

  • P.S. 54 Jungle Gym

    Education

    Install a jungle gym in the yard of P.S. 54.

    2703 Webster Avenue

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,492

  • Laptops in Schools

    Education

    Provide a laptop cart with 30 laptops for local schools: Fordham High School for Arts, M.S. 45, P.S. 32, P.S. 163, P.S. 52, FDA V and TAPCO

    Local Schools

    $245,000

    Votes: 1,733

  • Smartboards in Schools

    Education

    Install Smartboards in local schools: Fordham High School for the Arts,M.S. 45, P.S. 59, P.S. 32, P.S. 163, P.S. 57, FDA V and TAPCO.

    Local Schools

    $168,000

    Votes: 1,599

  • Bronx River Art Center Theater Equipment

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Purchase theater equipment for BRAC, including: computers, audio equipment, visual equipment and software.

    1087 East Tremont Avenue

    $35,000

    Votes: 957

Other Projects

  • Complete the Grand Concourse

    Streets

    Install new medians, plantings and markings on the Grand Concourse. This will improve street safety and appearance.

    Grand Concourse (East 173rd Street to Fordham Road)

    $350,000

    Votes: 758

  • Tree Plantings

    Parks & Recreation

    Plant 20 trees on streets in City Council District 15. This will serve to beautify city streets.

    Throughout City Council District 15

    $36,000

    Votes: 725

  • Classroom Garden at Jonas Bronck Academy

    Education

    Create a hydroponic classroom garden, which will provide students with an opportunity to learn botany and biology.

    400 East Fordham Road

    $175,000

    Votes: 746

  • P.S. 163 Science Cart

    Education

    Provide P.S. 163 with a mobile science cart, so students can carry out experiments and demonstrations.

    2075 Webster Avenue

    $62,000

    Votes: 414

  • M.S. 45 Field Playground

    Education

    Renovate the playground, replace and add new pieces to the play structure. Located between East 189th and East 188th Streets.

    Bathgate Avenue and Lorillard Place

    $200,000

    Votes: 730

  • P.S. 85 Auditorium Renovation

    Education

    Replace 533 seats in the P.S. 85 auditorium.

    2400 Marion Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 632

  • P.S. 57 Indoor Gym

    Education

    Renovate the indoor gym of P.S. 57. This will include new paint, padding, hoops and floors.

    2111 Crotona Avenue

    $350,000

    Votes: 863

District 16
Vanessa L. Gibson

Funded Projects

  • Lighting at NYCHA Highbridge Gardens Houses

    Housing

    Adding lighting to this NYCHA development will brighten the walk paths and serve as a deterrent to criminal activity.

    1065, 1075, 1095, 1125, 1145 University Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 699

  • Laptop Carts for 5 Local Schools in District 16

    Education

    2 laptops carts for P.S. 311, P.S. 294, P.S. 11, I.S. 219 and Family Life Academy Charter School will enhance students’ education.

    P.S. 311, P.S. 294, P.S. 11, I.S. 219, FLACS

    $350,000

    Votes: 636

  • Smartboards for 3 Local Schools in District 16

    Education

    8 Smartboards for P.S. 294, P.S. 126 and Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice will enhance the students’ education.

    P.S. 294, P.S. 126 and BX School for LGJ

    $120,000

    Votes: 675

Other Projects

  • Bathroom Renovations for P.S. 186X

    Youth

    Bathrooms renovations at this school will provide students with clean and sanitary facilities for years to come.

    750 Jennings Streets

    $250,000

    Votes: 386

  • Renovate Playground at P.S. 35

    Youth

    Renovating the playground at P.S. 35 will provide students with a modern and safe play area.

    261 East 163rd Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 344

  • Playground Renovation for P.S. 126X

    Youth

    Renovating the playground at P.S. 126 will provide the students wit ha modern and safe play area.

    175 West 166th Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 399

  • Surveillance Cameras for Merriam Playground

    Public Safety

    Surveillance cameras, with 2 cameras per box, will help deter crime and enhance children’s safety at this playground.

    West 168th Street (Dr. MLK Jr. Boulevard and Merriam Avenue

    $140,876

    Votes: 227

  • Surveillance Cameras, Step Streets at East 168th Street

    Public Safety

    4 security camera boxes, with 2 cameras per box, will help deter crime and enhance public safety at this location.

    East 168th Street, between Teller and Clay Avenues

    $140,876

    Votes: 355

  • Surveillance Cameras at Inwood Avenue

    Public Safety

    4 security camera boxes, with 2 cameras per box, will help deter crime and enhance public safety at this location.

    Inwood Avenue and Clarke Place West

    $140,876

    Votes: 150

  • Surveillance Cameras at West 165th Street

    Public Safety

    4 security camera boxes, with 2 cameras per box, will help deter crime and enhance public safety at this location.

    165th Street between Gerard and River Avenues

    $140,876

    Votes: 277

  • Security Cameras at Mullaly Park

    Public Safety

    Having 4 security camera boxes, with 2 cameras per box, will help deter crime and enhance public safety at this park.

    Jerome Avenue between 164th Street and McClellan Avenue

    $140,876

    Votes: 627

  • Exercise Equipment for Mullaly Park

    Parks and Recreation

    Adding exercise equipment to this park will help park goers enjoy this space and get healthier while doing so.

    Jerome Avenue between 164th Street and McClellan Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 590

  • Concrete Path for Jackson Forest Community Garden

    Parks and Recreation

    Constructing a concrete path for this garden will help gardeners maneuver throughout this space safely and efficiently.

    722 Home Street

    $185,000

    Votes: 223

  • STEM Labs for 3 Local Schools in District 16

    Education

    STEM Labs for J.H.S. 325, J.H.S. 328 and J.H.S. 145 will provide students with a multifaceted modern education.

    1000 Teller Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 455

  • HVAC Replacement at NYPL Morrisania Branch

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    An energy efficient HVAC system will help residents enjoy a cool and safe library during periods of extensive heat.

    610 East 169th Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 563

District 17
Rafael Salamanca Jr.

Funded Projects

  • Security Cameras (ARGUS)

    Public Safety

    Install four overhead ARGUS cameras that will help to monitor and prevent criminal activity.

    168th Street and Union Avenue, Longwood

    $141,000

    Votes: 340

  • Smart Classrooms for 5 Schools in the South Bronx

    Education

    This funding would include the purchasing of smart boards, desktops, laptops and printers.

    P.S. 75, P.S. 93, P.S. 130, P.S. 217 and P.S. 352

    $175, 000

    Votes: 353

  • Playground Improvements for M.S. 302

    Education

    Funding will be utilized to provide for a complete playground renovation and reconstruction at M.S. 302 in Longwood.

    681 Kelly Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 758

  • Bathroom Updates

    Education

    Bathrooms renovations for two facilities in the school building.

    730 Bryant Avenue, Hunts Point

    $150,00

    Votes: 281

Other Projects

  • Vidalia Park Concrete Loop Replacement

    Parks and Recreation

    Funding would be utilized for concrete work at the Vidalia Park loop in the West Farms-East Tremont area.

    Vidalia Park

    $100,000

    Votes: 97

  • Scoreboard for Bill Rainey Park

    Parks and Recreation

    Install a new scoreboard for the athletic fields and the electrical power needed for the board.

    Bill Reiney Park, Longwood

    $150,000

    Votes: 130

  • Renovate Hill and Dale Playground

    Parks and Recreation

    Create new drainage, play equipment and safety surface matting and removal of the existing concrete structures.

    Playground #5, Crotona Park

    $500,000

    Votes: 195

  • New Rod-Iron Fencing at Rock Garden Park

    Parks and Recreation

    Funding will be utilized for new rod-iron fencing along Bryant Avenue and Longfellow Avenue around the Rock Garden Park.

    Hiawatha Garden in Crotona Park East

    $100,000

    Votes: 120

  • Lighting for the Alfred E. Smith Athletic Fields

    Parks and Recreation

    Provide overhead lighting for the athletic fields to allow the community to further utilize the facilities after dark.

    Alfred E. Smith Athletic Fields

    $500,000

    Votes: 255

  • P.S. 60 Playground Waterworks

    Education

    Construction of a new waterworks play area that will allow for interactive water features.

    888 Rev. Jame A. Polite Avenue

    $150,000

    Votes: 213

District 19
Paul Vallone

Funded Projects

  • NYPD Security Cameras

    Public Safety

    Fund and install four NYPD security cameras in District 19. These security cameras would enhance crime prevention.

    District Wide (At NYPD discretion)

    $141,000

    Votes: 1,729

  • Bayside High School 3,200 Student Locker Project

    Education

    Installation of 3,200 new student lockers in the cafeteria and basement corridor, providing each student their own locker.

    32-24 Corporal Kennedy Street (Bayside)

    $650,000

    Votes: 1,603

  • P.S. 41 Centennial Electrical Upgrade for School

    Education

    Our 100 year old school requires an electrical upgrade to meet safety standards and support 21st century technologies.

    214-43 35th Avenue (Bayside)

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,085

  • Whitestone Library Technology Upgrade

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Project would outfit the Whitestone Library meeting room with high-tech smart boards and ADA computers for public use.

    151-10 14th Road (Whitestone)

    $100,000

    Votes: 1,226

Other Projects

  • Real Time Passenger Countdown Clocks

    Streets

    Project would install passenger countdown clocks to certain stops along the Q12 and Q13 routes.

    Q12 and Q13 Bus Routes

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,006

  • Francis Lewis Park Fence Project

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would install a dividing fence around the basketball and handball courts under the Whitestone Bridge.

    Francis Lewis Park (Whitestone)

    $300,000

    Votes: 678

  • Basketball Court Renovations at MacNeil Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would renovate the MacNeil Park basketball court, including repaving and rim/backboard replacement.

    MacNeil Park (College Point)

    $650,000

    Votes: 628

  • Adult Fitness Center at Powell’s Cove Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would install adult fitness equipment within Powell’s Cove Park to promote good health and exercise.

    Powell’s Cove Park (College Point)

    $200,000

    Votes: 336

  • Adult Fitness Center at MacNeil Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would install adult fitness equipment within MacNeil Park to promote good health and exercise.

    MacNeil Park (College Point)

    $200,000

    Votes: 501

  • Adult Fitness Center at Little Bay Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would install adult fitness equipment within Little Bay Park to promote good health and exercise.

    Little Bay Park (Bayside/Whitestone)

    $200,000

    Votes: 966

  • Adrien Block Campus Cafeteria Renovation

    Education

    Project would upgrade the multi-use cafeteria shared by I.S. 25, World Journalism and P 233, which serves disabled students.

    34-65 192nd Street (Flushing)

    $400,000

    Votes: 979

  • P.S. 79 STEM Technology Upgrade

    Education

    Project would upgrade the school’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) learning and educational tools.

    147-27 15th Drive (Whitestone)

    $132,000

    Votes: 886

  • P.S. 98 First and Second Floor Bathroom Renovations

    Education

    Project would renovate broken and aging student bathrooms, as well as divide the first floor bathrooms for Pre-K access.

    40-20 235th Street (Douglaston)

    $150,000

    Votes: 788

  • P.S. 193 Gymnasium Renovation

    Education

    Project would renovate recreational space replacing flooring, basketball hoops, ceiling tiles and add safety padding.

    152-20 11th Avenue (Whitestone)

    $350,000

    Votes: 1,097

  • P.S. 129 Electrical Upgrade in Gymnasium

    Education

    Project would upgrade electrical system in the school gymnasium, for future use of HVAC split systems.

    128-02 7th Avenue (College Point)

    $300,000

    Votes: 640

  • P.S. 209 Computer Lab Renovation

    Education

    Project would renovate the current computer lab, replacing computers, printers and other technology needs.

    16-10 Utopia Parkway (Whitestone)

    $75,000

    Votes: 1,003

  • Meeting Room Upgrade at East Flushing Library

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Project would upgrade the East Flushing Library’s meeting room, which is used for public event and meetings.

    196-36 Northern Boulevard (Flushing)

    $250,000

    Votes: 308

  • Technology Upgrade at the Poppenhusen Library

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Project would outfit the Poppenhusen Library meeting room with high-tech smart boards and ADA computers for public use.

    121-23 14th Avenue (College Point)

    $100,000

    Votes: 646

  • Solar Panels at Douglaston/Little Neck Library

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Project would install solar panels at the Douglaston/Little Neck Library, creating a greener library community for all.

    249-01 Northern boulevard (Douglaston/Little Neck)

    $380,000

    Votes: 732

District 21
Julissa Ferreras-Copeland

Funded Projects

  • Security Cameras in High-Crime Areas

    Public Safety

    Installation of 4 NYPD security cameras in needed locations throughout the area to deter crime and make the public feel safer.

    Roosevelt Avenue, 37th Avenue and District Wide

    $141,000

    Votes: 1,729

  • Workout Station at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Adult fitness station to keep out residents healthy and fit!

    FMC Park near 111th Street and Baseball Fields

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,071

  • Connect, Learn and Thrive for K-12 Students

    Education

    24 Promethean interactive boards installed at I.S. 61, P.S. 16 and P.S. 19, Arts and Business high School and PCs and tech for CASA 311.

    At 5 Public Schools in School District 24

    $225,000

    Votes: 1,292

  • A SMARTer Future for P.S. 28, 14, 127, 143 and 330

    Education

    Install 30 newest Promethean interactive boards at 5 Public Schools to aid in a dynamic learning environment.

    Corona and East Elmhurst Public Schools

    $225,000

    Votes: 1,453

  • New Family Center and Tech Upgrades at Corona Library

    ArtsCulture & Community

    New center would include 10 desktop computers, tables and chairs, 1 projector and white screen and softened floors.

    Corona Library- 38-23 104th Street

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,726

Other Projects

  • Student Safety Sidewalk Extension

    Streets

    One half-sidewalk extension to protect youth and families waiting to cross this busy intersection.

    SE Corner of National Street and 43rd Avenue

    $450,000

    Votes: 1,039

  • Picnic Area and Benches at Planeview Park near LGA

    Parks & Recreation

    Watch planes land with 6 new bench installations and 4 new picnic groves, a renewed community space.

    23rd Avenue by Ditmars Boulevard and 85th Street

    $150,000

    Votes: 377

  • Greenery and Benches for Manuel de Dios Triangle

    Parks & Recreation

    Install several benches, trees and shrubs for beautification of this open space in the heart of Jackson Heights/Elmhurst.

    83rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue

    $225,000

    Votes: 297

  • Green the Streets

    Parks & Recreation

    25 Trees to be planted along with modern tree-guards to beautify streets, provide shade and mitigate sidewalk ponding.

    Throughout Council District 21

    $52,500

    Votes: 872

  • Tech and Cameras at Malcolm X Early Education Center

    Education

    New tech would provide 6 Promethean Boards, laptops and cart plus 6 security cameras in and around Malcolm X center.

    111-12 Northern Boulevard, Corona

    $180,000

    Votes: 1,059

  • Technology Upgrades for LeFrak City Library

    ArtsCulture & Community

    15 new desktop PCs, 3 new printer/copiers and new desks for youth and adults who often use this community resource.

    LeFrak Library, 98-30 57 Avenue

    $50,000

    Votes: 798

District 22
Costa Constantinides

Funded Projects

  • Bus Countdown Clocks

    Transit

    Clocks will provide real-time travel info making MTA bus transit more efficient. Each clock costs $25,000.

    Location TBD in the District

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,206

  • New Tree Plantings

    Parks & Recreation

    Plant new trees and install guards along District 22 streets. Final locations to be determined by the Parks Department.

    District Wide

    $36,000

    Votes: 1,471

  • STEM Lab at The Young Women’s Leadership School

    Education

    Update the current STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Lab ot include more laptops and 3D printers.

    23-15 Newtown Avenue

    $60,000

    Votes: 1,036

  • Technology Upgrades for District 22 Libraries

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Most of the computer technology is out of date. An update would be very helpful for library staff and patrons.

    14-01 Astoria Boulevard and 21-45 31st Street

    $125,000

    Votes: 1,044

  • Solar Panels for Queens Library at Steinway

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Aside from the positive impact on the environment, photo-voltaic (PV) solar panels lower electricity costs by up to 60%.

    21-45 31st Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,037

  • Accessible Entrance for Queens Library at Astoria

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Add automatic sliding doors, fix driveway and, if needed, remove steps to benefit seniors and people with disabilities.

    14-01 Astoria Boulevard

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,140

Other Projects

  • Roadway Repair and Resurfacing

    Transit

    Additional funding to DOT’s roadway resurfacing program; $250,000 would cover up to 1 mile of a one way street.

    Community Board 1

    $250,000

    Votes: 833

  • WALKNYC Wayfinding Pedestrian and Mass Transit Maps

    Transit

    Neighborhood maps showing nearest public transit routes and points of interest. Up to 4 maps will be funded.

    31st Street and Hoyt Avenue

    $100,000

    Votes: 491

  • Fitness Equipment Upgrade at Whitey Ford Field

    Parks & Recreation

    Currently in disrepair, renovating these structures will lead to increased public health benefits for the neighborhood.

    26th Avenue and 2nd Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 545

  • Basketball Court Renovation at Ditmars Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Resurfacing and repainting of the basketball court, which will encourage physical activity for people of all ages.

    Steinway Street and Ditmars Boulevard

    $360,000

    Votes: 543

  • New Closed-Circuit TV Security Cameras

    Housing

    Installing new cameras, specifically in stairwells and near basketball courts, for added safety and security.

    Astoria Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 879

  • Parking Lot Lighting Installation

    Housing

    Currently, the parking lots are very poorly lit. Installation of new lighting will increase visibility and safety.

    Astoria Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 897

  • Student Bathrooms Upgrades at P.S. 122

    Education

    Much-needed updates to a number of restrooms as student performance directly relates to well maintained facilities.

    21-21 Ditmars Boulevard

    $450,000

    Votes: 871

  • Student Bathroom Upgrades at Long Island City H.S.

    Education

    Much-needed updates to a number of restrooms as student performance directly relates to well maintained facilities.

    14-30 Broadway

    $150,000

    Votes: 672

  • Gym Updates at Long Island City High School

    Education

    Renovating the basketball hoops and bleachers, which give the students greater access to fitness activities.

    14-30 Broadway

    $250,000

    Votes: 475

  • New Research Center at Q300/P.S. 17

    Education

    Create a research center to serve both P.S. 17 and Q300. This will include computers, printers and other new technology.

    28-37 29th Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 868

  • Electrical and Air Conditioning (A/C) Upgrades

    Education

    Add A/C in the P.S. 17 cafeteria/gym, upgrade P.S. 2 electricity for window unit A/C and fix P.S. 84 electrical outlets.

    28-37 29th Street, 75-10 21st Avenue, 22-45 41st Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 705

  • New Library at The Young Women’s Leadership School

    Education

    Convert a room that’s currently used for storage into a library to enhance the learning experience for TWYLS students.

    23-15 Newtown Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 953

  • Noise Pollution Mitigation for P.S. 122 Cafeteria

    Education

    Soundproofing the cafeteria, which is also used for activities and events, will lessen students’ health risks.

    21-21 Ditmars Boulevard

    $150,000

    Votes: 640

District 23
Barry Grodenchik

Funded Projects

  • Courtroom for Benjamin N. Cardozo High School

    Education

    To begin construction of a fully functioning courtroom in Benjamin N. Cardozo High School.

    57-00 223rd Street, Oakland Gardens

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,096

  • Laptop Carts for Local Schools

    Education

    P.S. 46Q- 2 laptop carts

    P.S. 224Q- 1 laptop cart

    B-Tech High School- 2 laptop carts

    Queens High School of Teaching- 3 laptop carts

    P.S. 135Q- 1 laptop cart

    P.S. 208Q- 3 laptop carts

    P.S. 188Q- 2 laptop carts

    Local Schools in Council District 23

    $490,000

    Votes: 689

  • Smartboards for Local Schools

    Education

    P.S. 135Q= 5, P.S./I.S. 208Q= 5, Martin Van Burn High School= 20, P.S. 46Q= 10, P.S. 224Q= 8, Queens High School of Teaching=8 and B-Tech High School=5.

    Local Schools in Council District 23

    $488,000

    Votes: 689

Other Projects

District 26
Jimmy Van Bramer

Funded Projects

  • Bus Time Countdown Clocks

    Transit

    This addresses the need to provide groups that cannot rely on our utilize the subway system with in-time bus information.

    Throughout District 26

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,471

  • Bathroom Repairs and Upgrades for Schools

    Education

    Essential repairs, upgrades and efficiency enhancements of 2 restroom facilities needed per school.

    P.S. 112- Long Island City, P.S. 12- Woodside, P.S. 199- Sunnyside

    $450,000

    Votes: 2,521

  • Mobile Laptops and Carts for Schools

    Education

    Project will give mobile laptops and carts to Academy of American Studies, Aviation High School, P.S. 12, P.S. 111, P.S. 112, P.S. 76 and P.S. 166.

    Throughout District 26

    $700,000

    Votes: 2,796

  • Water Fountain Installation at P.S. 112

    Education

    Students do not have regular access to fresh drinking water. The school is in need of 8 water fountains.

    P.S. 112- Dutch Kills

    $80,000

    Votes: 1,831

  • Expansion of Teen Space and Technology Upgrade at the Woodside Library

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Expanding the meeting room in the teen space at the Woodside Library,and outfitting the room with technology.

    54-22 Skillman Avenue, Woodside

    $150,000

    Votes: 1,636

Other Projects

  • Pedestrian Safety Improvements

    Transit

    A half curb extension on a corner of an intersection used by pedestrians, students and staff from nearby schools.

    41st Avenue and 28th Street, Long Island City

    $700,000

    Votes: 1,199

  • BBQ Area Picnic Tables at Rainey Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Funding will provide BBQ areas with clean and convenient amenities like picnic tables and benches.

    Vernon Boulevard between 33rd Road and 34th Avenue , Long Island City

    $550,000

    Votes: 829

     

  • Shade Canopy for Hunters Point South Park Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Install a permanent structure by the children’s playground to provide shade for children, parents and park-goers.

    Center Boulevard between 50th Avenue and 54th Avenue, Long Island City

    $800,000

    Votes: 485

  • Sixteen Oaks Grove Renovation

    Parks & Recreation

    This will fund new greenery, the resurfacing of cracked walkways and bench replacements for this neighborhood park.

    37th Avenue between 14th and 21st Streets, Long Island City

    $1,000,000

    Votes: 303

  • Gordon Triangle Green Street Upgrade

    Parks & Recreation

    New benches, improved lighting and additional plantings would offer visitors a pleasant green space to enjoy.

    44th Drive and Vernon Boulevard, Long Island City

    $800,000

    Votes: 389

  • Gardening Improvements at Woodside Houses

    Housing

    Improvement of gardens and building pathways along Woodside Houses.

    Woodside Houses, Woodside

    $400,000

    Votes: 610

  • Sitting Area Rebuild at Queensbridge

    Housing

    Rebuild rundown sitting area on 10th Street for family and senior enjoyment ans safety.

    Queensbridge Houses, Long Island City

    $425,000

    Votes: 661

  • Kitchen Renovations at the Queensbridge Houses

    Housing

    Upgrades to the kitchen at the Queensbridge Senior Center.

    Queensbridge Houses, Long Island City

    $650,000

    Votes: 899

  • Playground Spray Shower Upgrade in Queensbridge

    Housing

    New spray shower is needed on 10th Street so children can keep cool and safe in the summer within their own playground.

    Queensbridge Houses, Long Island City

    $425,000

    Votes: 816

  • Soundproofing Ravenswood Community Center

    Housing

    Installation of soundproofing for the audio recording room at the Ravenswood Community Center.

    Ravenswood Houses, Astoria/Long Island City

    $500,000

    Votes: 347

  • Grounds Restoration at Ravenswood Houses

    Housing

    Restoration focused on storm management and new drainage methods to avoid water pooling on sidewalks and street.

    Ravenswood Houses, Astoria/Long Island City

    $500,000

    Votes: 738

  • Auditorium Upgrades at P.S. 166 and P.S. 111

    Education

    P.S. 166 needs upgrades to improve the school’s performance space. P.S. 111 is in need of new seats in the auditorium.

    P.S. 166- Astoria and P.S. 111- Long Island City

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,142

  • Playground Upgrades at P.S. 111 and 152

    Education

    The playground upgrades will include general repainting and safety improvements at both schools.

    P.S. 111- Long Island City and P.S. 152- Long Island City

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,018

District 27
I. Daneek Miller

Funded Projects

  • Laptops for Classroom Learning (4 Schools)

    Youth

    This bundled project would provide $50,000 to each school to purchase laptops to enhance students’ opportunities: P.S. 118, P.S. 134, P.S. 37 and The Emerson School.

    Four Schools in the District

    $200,000

    Votes: 602

  • NYPD Safety Cameras

    Public Safety

    The project will place NYPD security cameras at locations where residents have reported safety concerns.

    St. Albans and Jamaica

    $150,000

    Votes: 674

  • Bus Countdown Clocks/Real Time Information

    Transit

    This will help seniors and those without access to smart phones to anticipate the arrival of their bus at 10 bus stops.

    Q2, Q3, Q4, Q27 and Q110 Routes

    $270,000

    Votes: 718

  • Laptops for Classroom Learning (5 Schools)

    Education

    This bundled project would provide $50,000 to each school to purchase laptops to enhance students’ opportunities: Ben Franklin High School, P.S./I.S. 268, P.S. 176, P.S.  140 and P.S. 95.

    Five Schools in the District

    $250,000

    Votes: 882

  • Security Cameras for School Safety

    Education

    Cameras are needed around the perimeter of the building.

    P.S. 36, 187-01 Foch Boulevard

    $400,000

    Votes: 580

Other Projects

  • Tennis Court at I.S. 238

    Youth

    The project would construct one tennis court in the school yard.

    I.S. 238, 88-15 182nd Street, Hollis

    $250,000

    Votes: 132

  • Classroom Greenhouse Conversion

    Youth

    Students will have the opportunity to learn about gardening and healthy eating.

    P.S. 360, 199-10 112th avenue

    $100,000

    Votes: 281

  • Cambria Park Basketball Courts

    Parks & Recreation

    This project will resurface the basketball courts and provide new boards.

    Francis Lewis Boulevard and 121st Avenue

    $375,000

    Votes: 436

  • Haggerty Park and Greenery

    Parks & Recreation

    This project would remove tree stumps and plant new trees in the park.

    Jamaica avenue, between 201 and 204 Streets

    $300,000

    Votes: 80

  • Roy Wilkins Park Entrance Repaving

    Parks & Recreation

    Repave walkway that leads to the entrance into the building and the vestibule.

    177-01 Baisley Boulevard

    $200,000

    Votes: 346

  • St. Albans Park Basketball Court

    Parks & Recreation

    Resurfacing of two full length basketball courts.

    Merrick Boulevard and Sayres Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 254

  • St. Albans Park Entranceway

    Parks & Recreation

    Resurfacing of entrance way to basketball courts and handball courts.

    Merrick Boulevard and Sayres Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 177

  • Conversion of School Auditorium to Gymnatorium

    Education

    The project will renovate P.S. 36’s current auditorium to provide space for students to have indoor physical education space.

    P.S. 36, 187-01 Foch Boulevard

    $415,000

    Votes: 234

  • P.S. 15 Gymnasium Upgrades

    Education

    This project would resurface the gym floor, provide basketball hoops, improve the lighting, bleachers and scoreboard.

    P.S. 15, 121-15 Lucas Street

    $160,000

    Votes: 453

  • Rochdale Early Advanatge Technology Upgrade

    Education

    The project will provide 2 interactive mobile STEM labs with robots.

    122-05 Smith Street

    $124,000

    Votes: 315

  • Student Bathroom Upgrades

    Education

    Two main student bathrooms in the school are in need of repair.

    P.S. 37, 179-37 137th Avenue

    $150,000

    Votes: 436

  • STEM/STEAM Education

    Education

    Each school is in need of mobile science carts.

    P.S. 36, 187-01 Foch Boulevard and P.S. 360, 199-10 112th Avenue

    $124,000

    Votes: 483

  • Auditorium Audio/Visual Upgrades

    Education

    The school is in need of an upgraded AV system in the auditorium.

    P.S./M.S. 147, 218-01 116th Avenue

    $100,000

    Votes: 456

District 29
Karen Koslowitz

Funded Projects

  • Bathroom Renovations

    Education

    Fully renovate select bathrooms at each of these schools.

    PS 139, 220, 99, 206,174, 144

    $450,000

    Votes: 1,285

  • Technology Upgrade

    Education

    Technology upgrades for the following schools P.S. 139, P.S. 220, P.S. 175, P.S. 196, P.S. 206, P.S. 99, J.H.S. 157, J.H.S. 190 and Forest Hills High School.

    $315,000

    Votes: 1,617

  • Technology Upgrades for Libraries

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Updating the technology at the four libraries: Rego Park, Forest Hills, North Forest Hills, Richmond Hill.

    District 29 Libraries

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,322

Other Projects

  • Pedestrian Safety Curb Extension

    Streets

    The curb extension will make it safer for pedestrians to cross the street by limiting the crossing distance.

    Southeast corner of 67th Avenue and 102nd Street

    $600,000

    Votes: 719

  • Bus Countdown Clocks

    Streets

    Countdown clocks at select bus stations will inform riders how far away the next bus is. There will be 15 clocks in total.

    Q10, Q64, Q23, Q60

    $175,000

    Votes: 915

  • Circuit Training Stations

    Parks & Recreation

    Circuit training stations will create an easy and fun way for people to exercise in the park.

    Forest Park- near Forest Park Drive

    $250,000

    Votes: 391

  • Forest Park Renovations

    Parks & Recreation

    Resurfacing certain existing pathways in Forest park that are badly eroded. Adding bike racks and trash bin holders.

    Forest Park (select trails)

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,067

  • Adult Exercise Equipment for Yellowstone Park

    Parks & Recreation

    The fitness equipment will create an enjoyable way for people to exercise outdoors.

    68th Road and Yellowstone Boulevard

    $200,000

    Votes: 536

  • Auditorium Upgrades

    Education

    Upgrade AV systems or acoustics in these schools.

    PS 101, 174, 220, 139, JHS 157

    $600,000

    Votes: 1,149

  • Library Upgrade at P.S. 220, P.S. 206, P.S. 54

    Education

    Upgrades for Libraries/Media Centers

    P.S. 220, P.S. 206, P.S. 54

    $700,000

    Votes: 639

  • ADA Entrance Doors

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Install ADA compliant doors at the entrance of four branches: Rego Punk, Forest Hills, Richmond Hill, North Forest Park

    District 29 Libraries

    $260,000

    Votes: 667

District 30
Elizabeth S. Crowley

Funded Projects

  • Exercise Equipment for Juniper Valley Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate old and outdated exercise equipment in Juniper Valley Park with new equipment that is long-lasting and modern.

    Juniper valley Park- Middle Village

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,056

  • Bathroom Renovations for P.S. 71

    Education

    Renovation to provide safe, working hygienic bathrooms for P.S. 71.

    P.S. 71 Forest, 62-85 Forest Avenue, Ridgewood

    $190,000

    Votes: 797

  • Tech Improvement for District 30 Schools

    Education

    Six area schools will receive $80,000 each for technology such as, interactive boards and/or laptop carts.

    P.S. 153, P.S. 229, P.S. 88, P.S. 91, P.S. 71 and P.S. 113

    $480,000

    Votes: 1,627

  • Glendale Library Computer and Furniture Upgrades

    ArtsCulture & Community

    This project will provide modern computers with versatile computer furniture for the Glendale Library.

    Glendale Library, 78-60 73rd Place, Glendale

    $40,000

    Votes: 1,155

Other Projects

  • Exercise Equipment for REIFF Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate old and outdated exercise equipment in REIFF Playground with new equipment that is long-lasting and modern.

    Fresh Pond Road, 59th Drive, Maspeth

    $300,000

    Votes: 495

  • Exercise Equipment for Forest Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate old and outdated exercise equipment in Forest Park with new equipment that is long-lasting and modern.

    Forest Park- Woodhaven

    $300,000

    Votes: 730

  • Theatrical Lighting for P.S. 153

    Education

    This project will provide theatrical lighting upgrades for the P.S. 153 auditorium.

    P.S. 153 Maspeth Elementary, 60-02 60th Lane

    $175,000

    Votes: 652

  • Auditorium Seats for I.S. 73

    Education

    Replace/repair all of the seats in the highly-utilized auditorium of The Frank Sansivieri Intermediate School (I.S. 73).

    I.S. 73, 70-02 54th Avenue, Maspeth

    $450,000

    Votes: 526

  • Auditorium Seats for P.S. 71

    Education

    Replace/repair all of the seats in the highly-utilized auditorium of P.S. 71 Forest.

    P.S. 71 Forest, 62-85 Forest Avenue, Ridgewood

    $400,000

    Votes: 529

  • Playground Renovations for P.S. 71

    Education

    Modern upgrades to P.S. 71’s playground.

    P.S. 71 Forest, 62-85 Forest Avenue, Ridgewood

    $500,000

    Votes: 658

  • Playground Renovations for P.S. 88

    Education

    Construction to the school damaged the play area. Now, renovations are needed to provide a safe playground.

    P.S. 88, 60-85 Catalpa Avenue, Ridgewood

    $500,000

    Votes: 830

  • Bathroom Renovations for P.S./I.S. 119

    Education

    Renovations to provide safe, working, hygienic bathrooms for P.S./I.S. 119.

    P.S./I.S. 119, 74-01 78th Avenue, Glendale

    $190,000

    Votes: 862

District 31
Donovan J. Richards

Funded Projects

  • P.S. 42 Engineering Computer Lab Upgrade

    Education

    300 3D Licenses, 35 computer stations, 4 screens, 35 headsets, sound stage, green screen and lights, 6 Motion Capture Suites and 6 video recorders.

    488 Beach 66th Street, Arverne

    $550,000

    Votes: 1,292

  • Village Academy Tech Upgrade

    Education

    Tech upgrade for the school’s Career & College Readiness Technology Center. New computers and other tech equipment.

    1045 Nameoke Street, Far Rockaway

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,314

  • Village Academy Greenhouse Project

    Education

    A greenhouse that will use renewable energy and Eco methods to cultivate vegetables, flowers and bedding plants.

    1045 Nameoke Street, Far Rockaway

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,388

  • P.S. 132 New Kitchen

    Education

    Requesting a full kitchen, complete with a stove, fridge, sink and counter space.

    132-15 218th Street, Laurelton

    $1,000,000

    Votes: 1,674

     

Other Projects

  • Real Time Passenger Information (RTPI) Project

    Streets

    At least 50 new RTPI’s in areas that are suitable would be a great improvement to District 31.

    All of District 31

    $350,000

    Votes: 446

  • Rockaway Community Park Upgrade

    Parks and Recreation

    Workout area, workout equipment and a basketball court.

    53-98 Almeda Avenue, Far Rockaway

    $500,000

    Votes: 784

  • O’Donohue Park Upgrade

    Parks and Recreation

    Benches, chess tables, better lighting and sound system

    Beach 17 Street and Seagirt Boulevard, Far Rockaway

    $250,000

    Votes: 533

  • Brookville Park Chess Tables and Sitting Benches

    Parks and Recreation

    Purchase of chess and checkers tables and benches/sitting area.

    149th Avenue and South Conduit Avenue, Springfield Gardens

    $150,000

    Votes: 480

  • P.S. 104Q Park Upgrade

    Education

    Project requires an expansion on the fences to provide safety for children and a new basketball court and swing set.

    26-01 Mott Avenue, Far Rockaway

    $650,000

    Votes: 1,051

  • P.S. 43 Library Tech Upgrade

    Education

    The library needs 10 new computers to enhance students’ learning experience. As well as new flooring and furniture.

    160 Beach 29th Street, Far Rockaway

    $150,000

    Votes: 655

  • M.S. 53 Smart Boards

    Education

    This project would simply include the installation of 6 new Smart Boards in the school.

    1045 Nameoke Street, Far Rockaway

    $50,000

    Votes: 832

  • P.S. 106 Technology Upgrade

    Education

    The computers need to be upgraded, in addition to the installation of new smart boards.

    180 Beach 35th Street, Far Rockaway

    $250,000

    Votes: 514

  • P.S. 181 Library Upgrade

    Education

    This upgrade wold include floors and carpeting, new furniture and decor as well as computers and monitors.

    148-15 230th Street, Springfield Gardens

    $300,000

    Votes: 645

  • P.S. 132 Technology Upgrade

    Education

    Upgrade to the floor in the computer lab and 6 new Smart Boards for the classrooms.

    132-15 218th Street, Springfield Gardens

    $150,000

    Votes: 1,524

  • Community Voices Schoolyard Upgrade

    Education

    Construction of a basketball court, tennis court or track field in the school yard.

    145-00 Springfield Boulevard

    $800,000

    Votes: 998

  • Springfield High School Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    The upgrade would include new floors and decor, new chairs, lighting and visual in addition to a new new sound system.

    Springfield Campus, 143-10 Springfield Boulevard

    $750,000

    Votes: 611

  • P.S. 181 Exterior Beautification

    Education

    An upgrade to the school’s exterior design and planting of new trees and greenery on the exterior of the school building.

    148-15 230th Street, Springfield Gardens

    $350,000

    Votes: 633

  • M.S. 356 Smart Boards

    Education

    This school needs new Smart Boards to improve students’ learning experience.

    145-00 Springfield Boulevard, Springfield Gardens

    $150,000

    Votes: 544

  • P.S. 156 Bathroom Upgrade

    Education

    Upgrade to the bathroom floors, walls and stalls.

    229-02 137th Avenue, Laurelton

    $75,000

    Votes: 1,020

  • M.S./P.S. 132 Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    Auditorium upgrade requires redone floors, new chairs and stage area, new sound system and lighting.

    132-15 218th Street, Springfield Gardens

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,493

District 33
Stephen T. Levin

Funded Projects

  • Real Time Bus Clocks

    Transit

    Electronic signs that provide live, up-to-date arrival times at 12 stops along the B62/B32 bus routes.

    District Wide

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,135

  • Repair Toddler Playground at Independence Towers

    Housing

    Install new safety surface and replace broken equipment for needed toddler playground.

    130 Clymer Street, Independence Towers, Williamsburg

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,083

  • STEM Lab for John Wayne Elementary School

    Education

    Construction of a STEM lab will allow over 800 students access to new technology. This will prepare them for success.

    P.S. 380, 370 Marcy Avenue, Williamsburg

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,001

  • STEAM Lab for Samuel Dupont Elementary School

    Education

    Pre-K -5th classrooms will be outfitted with new STEAM Labs for teaching and learning. Prepare students for the future.

    P.S. 31, 75 Meserole Avenue, Greenpoint

    $218,000

    Votes: 1,482

  • New Electrical AC, Monitor School

    Education

    Provide upgraded wiring in classrooms for AC units purchased by the school. Cooler classrooms help students learn.

    P.S. 110, 124 Monitor Street, Greenpoint

    $175,000

    Votes: 1,479

  • Technology Upgrade for Two Special Needs Schools

    Education

    Help 165 students on the Autism Spectrum who rely on technology get new laptops to improve their learning experience.

    P.S. 231 and P.S. 369, Bed Stuy and Downtown

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,660

  • New Lockers for 13 Classrooms, Robert Fulton School

    Education

    M.S. 8 has no lockers for students. New lockers would give students a place to put their textbooks and belongings.

    M.S. 8, 105 Johnson Street, Downtown Brooklyn

    $115,000

    Votes: 1,171

Other Projects

  • Repair Broken Sidewalks at Independence Towers

    Streets

    Repair broken sidewalks outside of independence Towers Community Center.Make walking home safe for all.

    Taylor Street, between Bedford and Wythe Streets

    $350,000

    Votes: 526

  • Pedestrian Safety, Williamsburg

    Streets

    Continue to improve safety at Meeker and Metropolitan Avenues that will shorten crossing times and encourage lower speeds.

    Meeker and Metropolitan Avenues, North Williamsburg

    $250,000

    Votes: 955

  • Traffic Calming Measures at Atlantic and 3rd Avenues

    Streets

    Implement traffic calming measures to protect pedestrian and cyclist safety in support of an existing “Slow Zone.”

    Atlantic Avenue and 3rd Avenue, Boerum Hill

    $524,000

    Votes: 808

  • Picnic Grove in McCarren Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Provide a tranquil, comfortable outdoor setting for neighborhood residents to enjoy.

    McCarren Park, Greenpoint

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,020

  • Safety Lighting at Middleton Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    For the benefit and security of the neighborhood, increased lighting is needed for this popular playground.

    Middleton Playground, South Williamsburg

    $500,000

    Votes: 820

  • Water Source and Paving at McGolrick Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Install water sources for irrigation of plants and grasses and complete the repaving of the sidewalks and paths.

    McGolrick Park, Greenpoint

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,061

  • New Seating in School Auditorium, Juan Morel Campus

    Education

    Replace over 600 47-year old seats in auditorium used by four public schools and neighborhood groups.

    I.S. 71, 215 Heyward Street, Williamsburg

    $450,000

    Votes: 621

  • New Exterior Sign, Williamsburg Library

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    A new stainless steel sign with update-able hours of service and messages to promote library initiatives.

    Williamsburg Library, 240 Division Avenue, Williamsburg

    $70,000

    Votes: 318

District 34
Antonio Reynoso

Funded Projects

  • Modernize our Gym at Hope Gardens Community Center

    Housing

    We would like to upgrade the gym by installing hardwood floors and new basketball hoops to support various programming.

    422 Central Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 732

  • Auditorium Facelift at P.S. 147/TYWLS

    Education

    This project calls for an upgrade to the auditorium that P.S. 147 and The Young Women’s Leadership School share.

    325 Bushwick Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 2,307

  • Tech. Upgrades at P.S. 319 and EBC High School

    Education

    Our technology upgrades include new laptops to aid students from Pre-K to the 12th grade in both schools.

    360 Keap Street and 1155 Dekalb Avenue

    $350,000

    Votes: 1,561

  • Auditorium Upgrade at P.S. 257

    Education

    We want to install new chairs, wheelchair access to the stage, a screen and modern light and sounds installations.

    60 Cook Street

    $250,000

    Votes: 2,065

  • Mini STEAM Lab at P.S. 239

    Education

    We are asking for laptops and a STEM cart so that students can learn through the arts, technology and science.

    17-15 Weirfield Street

    $170,000

    Votes: 1514

Other Projects

  • Roadway Resurfacing

    Transit

    A replacement of a 1 mile lane with asphalt made from recycled materials. Will improve street flow and travel time.

    District 34

    $250,000

    Votes: 805

  • Playground Renovation at Cooper Park Houses

    Housing

    We are asking for new benches, tables and modern playground structures with wheelchair access.

    1 of 3 playgrounds throughout the Development

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,065

  • A Modern Gym at Bushwick Leaders High School

    Education

    The idea is for a hardwood floor resurfacing and new wall padding to motivate students to reach their fitness goals.

    797 Bushwick Avenue

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,024

  • A Paperless School at the Green School

    Education

    We are asking for 100 laptops and charging carts to support our mission to become a paperless school.

    223 Graham Avenue

    $150,000

    Votes: 696

  • Multi Media Center at P.S. 250

    Education

    This includes state of the art technology and support for media such as photography, film making and podcasting.

    108 Montrose Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 984

  • Electrical Upgrade at Grand Street Campus

    Education

    This electrical upgrade will set the building up for an air-conditioning system in the future.

    850 Grant Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,160

District 35
Laurie A. Cumbo

Funded Projects

  • Safe Routes to School, P.S. 221

    Streets

    Safe Routes helps the streets surrounding schools become safer and reduces pedestrian accidents.

    Empire Boulevard Intersection

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,447

  • Science Room and Technology Upgrade P.S. 705

    Education

    The science room upgrade includes a built-in teacher’s station, mobile STEM labs and 3D printer.

    443 St. marks Avenue

    $350,000

    Votes: 1,630

  • Running Water for P.S. 241 Science Lab

    Education

    Create a water line for the science lab in P.S. 241 by installing one non-reactive sink, faucet and taps.

    976 President Street

    $350,000

    Votes: 1,637

Other Projects

  • Bus Pads on Fulton Street

    Streets

    Bus pads are durable roadway surfaces that address the common issue of asphalt distortion at bus stops.

    Fulton Street between Vanderbilt and Clermont Avenues

    $300,000

    Votes: 694

  • Ingersoll Houses Garden Improvements

    Housing

    Improvements include installing an irrigation system, metal benches and lighting.

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,429

  • Auditorium Upgrades P.S. 9

    Education

    Replace stage lighting, sound system and seats. Install a projector, repaint auditorium and refurbish stage floor.

    80 Underhill Avenue

    $350,000

    Votes: 1,414

  • Technology Panels for P.S. 532

    Education

    P.S. 532 New bridges Elementary school is requesting 10 Promethium ActivPanels for their classrooms

    1025 Eastern Parkway

    $65,000

    Votes: 1,092

  • Auditorium Renovation P.S. 67 and Community Roots

    Education

    Remove and install new seats with row numbers. Install lighting and audio equipment and projection system.

    51 St. Edwards Street

    $493,000

    Votes: 1,302

District 36
Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

Funded Projects

  • Smooth Streets for Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights

    Streets

    Resurface streets with major cracks, potholes in parts of Community Boards 8 and 3.

    Varies within the district

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,203

  • Sumner Houses Basketball Court Reconstruction

    Housing

    Full reconstruction and resurfacing of basketball court including hoops, netting and bleachers.

    Marcus Garvey between Myrtle and Park Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,120

  • Fitness Initiative #Fitsmart

    Education

    Basketball court renovations for 2 gyms at M.S. 35, update fitness room, spin bikes, elliptical trainers and aerobics mats.

    M.S. 35, 272 Macdonough Street

    $77,035

    Votes: 1,109

  • Technology Expansion #Smarttechkidsz #Techsmart

    Education

    Smart boards, smart tables, computer tables, computers, laptop carts, laptop bundles and printers for technology upgrade.

    P.S. 256, P.S. 289, P.S. 305

    $225,000

    Votes: 1,321

  • STEM Initiative #STEMsmart

    Education

    STEM robotics lab at Brighter Choice Community School and science cart for P.S. 308.

    Brighter Choice Community School and P.S. 308

    $275,640

    Votes: 1,371

  • Carpentry Lab #Buildsmart

    Education

    Carpentry lab to facilitate high school and technical school carpentry curriculum.

    Boys and Girls High School, 1700 Fulton Street

    $92,529

    Votes: 1,247

Other Projects

District 38
Carlos Menchaca

Funded Projects

  • Handball Court Renovations

    Parks and Recreation

    All courts need to be resurfaced. This will provide a safe and playable environment for hundreds of handball players.

    Sunset Park, 44th Street and 6th Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,609

  • Schoolyard Improvement

    Education

    Repair the track and add a ramp for families to use, making it easier to access the school yard.

    P.S. 503/P.S. 506- 330 59th Street

    $700,000

    Votes: 2,919

  • Security Cameras for Children Safety

    Education

    Installing surveillance cameras outside and within the school will ensure the safety of our children.

    P.S. 1- 309 47th Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 3,512

  • Smart Tech for Summit Academy

    Education

    Teacher resource stations, computers and much needed equipment to improve learning for our diverse children.

    Summit academy- 27 Huntington Street

    $120,000

    Votes: 2,591

  • Electrical Upgrade and A.C. Wiring for School’s Gym

    Education

    Students and community members will be able to enjoy activities and community event with an improved cooling system.

    M.S. 821/M.S. 136- 4004 4th Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 2,792

Other Projects

  • Schoolyard Update at P.S. 69

    Education

    Installing additional schoolyard gate openings, outdoor lighting and new basketball hoops.

    P.S. 69, 6302 9th Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,162

  • Bathroom Renovations

    Education

    The full renovation of the 2nd floor bathrooms for students and staff. This will complete renovation of all bathrooms.

    P.S. 15- The Patrick F. Daly Magnet School

    $220,000

    Votes: 2,450

  • A/C Wiring at P.S. 94

    Education

    Rewiring of air conditioners in the classrooms. These classrooms become very uncomfortable in the warmer months.

    P.S. 94 The Henry Longfellow School

    $400,000

    Votes: 2,312

  • Gymnasium Updates and Remodeling

    Education

    We would like to have a state of the art gym, which would include a heating/cooling system and technological upgrades.

    M.S. 88- 544 7th Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,334

  • P.S. 24 School Yard Update and Renovation

    Education

    Adding new extended gates and rubberized flooring will make the school yards a safer environment for the children.

    P.S. 24- 427 38th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,121

  • Auditorium Lighting and Sound Upgrade

    Education

    Enhancing the auditorium, which will include new microphones, lighting, projector, speakers and a secondary control panel.

    John J. Pershing I.S. 220- 4812 9th Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,502

  • Split Level A.C. in Multi-Purpose Room

    Education

    A cooling system is needed in the multi-purpose room where meetings, school activities and enrichment classes are held.

    P.S. 516- 4222 4th avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,603

District 39
Brad Lander

Funded Projects

  • Realtime Bus Arrival Info near Subway Stops

    Transit

    Install 8 countdown clocks at bus stops near subway exits, to enable informed decisions on transportation choices.

    Near F, G, R stops

    $200,000

    Votes: 3,362

  • Bring Water to Thomas Cuite Park (“Froggy Park”)

    Parks & Recreation

    Restore service to only water fountain in playground loved by locals and used heavily by 500 preschoolers from P.S. K280.

    11th Avenue and 19th Street, Windsor Terrace

    $250,000

    Votes: 2,648

  • More Street Trees Throughout the District

    Environment

    Add 35 trees with guards to provide shade and beautify the neighborhoods, especially where few or no trees exist.

    Streets in Kensington, Gowanus, Borough Park

    $70,000

    Votes: 4,388

  • Repavement of P.S. 130 Schoolyard

    Education

    Yard in dire need of new pavement/drainage. Floods and ice are big safety issues. The yard is school’s only gym space.

    P.S. 130 Lower School, 70 Ocean Parkway, Kensington

    $500,000

    Votes: 3,923

  • A/C for Sweltering P.S. 230 Cafeteria

    Education

    large school seeks to make 3,400 sq-ft cafeteria bearable to enable year-round use as educational and community space.

    P.S. 230, 1 Albemarle Road, Kensington

    $300,000

    Votes: 4,738

  • FabLab for M.S. 442 Project-Based STEM Learning

    Education

    Wiring upgrade to support innovative FabLab with 3D printer, laser cutter and other equipment to develop tech savvy kids.

    M.S. 442, 500 19th Street, Windsor Terrace

    $200,000

    Votes: 2,436

  • CHiPS Mobile Showers for Homeless Neighbors

    ArtsCulture & Community

    The CHiPS soup kitchen will purchase a two-stall shower trailer that provides our neediest neighbors access to hygiene.

    In front of CHiPS building, 200 4th Avenue

    $59,560

    Votes: 5,293

Other Projects

District 40
Mathieu Eugene

Funded Projects

  • New Play Yard for Ditmas Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate the cracked and often flooded asphalt lot, to create a safer and more engaging public space for families.

    P.S. 139, 330 Rugby at Cortelyou

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,118

  • Trees for Rogers Avenue

    Environment

    These 4 blocks have only 7 trees! More trees help clean the air on this bus route and keep street cooler in summer heat.

    Rogers Avenue, Midwood to Winthrop

    $39,900

    Votes: 992

  • Technology Upgrades

    Education

    Teacher resource station, computer and much needed equipment to improve learning for diverse, often immigrant, children.

    P.S. 217, 1100 Newkirk Avenue at Coney Island Avenue

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,152

  • A.C. for High Needs Schools

    Education

    Install air conditioning in 46 rooms at these two Title I schools, so students and teachers can focus on learning.

    P.S. 92, 601 Parkside and P.S. 139, 330 Rugby

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,451

Other Projects

  • Safety Improvements at Flatbush and Rutland

    Streets

    Sidewalk extension and other street safety measures will protect pedestrians from cars turning off Flatbush.

    NE & SE Corners of Flatbush and Rutland

    $524,000

    Votes: 472

  • Safety Improvements at Rogers and Rutland

    Streets

    Sidewalk extension and other street safety measures will protect children near Lefferts Gardens Montessori school.

    SE Corner of Rogers Avenue and Rutland Road

    $524,000

    Votes: 364

  • Safety Improvements at Busy Intersection

    Streets

    Sidewalk extensions and expanded southern triangle will improve pedestrian safety near busy Prospect Park station.

    Flatbush at Washington and Lincoln

    $200,000

    Votes: 774

  • Safe Pedestrian Path Through West Parade Ground

    Streets

    Improve walkway next to the Precinct so people can walk through the west side- safely without cars, bikes and trucks.

    Prospect Park Parade Ground by West Driveway

    $500,000

    Votes: 797

  • Upgrade Audio/Visual System for P.S. 92

    Education

    Upgrade A/V System in this Title I school’s auditorium with video, projection, lighting, etc. (None exist now).

    P.S. 92, 601 Parkside at Rogers

    $300,000

    Votes: 928

District 44
David G. Greenfield

Funded Projects

  • STEM Lab for Brooklyn School of Inquiry

    Youth

    Build a STEM Lab with greenhouse on the public school’s grounds.

    50 Avenue P

    $500,000

    Votes: 112

  • Street Resurfacing

    Transit

    Street resurfacing for the worst streets in our community.

    District-wide

    $250,000

    Votes: 184

  • Safe Streets for Seniors

    Transit

    Installation of sidewalk extensions and a way-finding station.

    Intersection of New Utrecht, 50 Street and 12th Avenue

    $251,200

    Votes: 137

Other Projects

District 45
Jumaane D. Williams

Funded Projects

  • STEM Lab at Brooklyn College Academy

    Education

    New computer stations, mobile workstations, separate areas for lectures and a storage for students to store jackets.

    2900 Bedford Avenue, James Hall #1311

    $100,000

    Votes: 694

  • Technology Upgrade at P.S. 109

    Education

    A newly renovated and modernized computer lab with new computers, new computer stations to enhance students’ learning.

    P.S. 109, 1001 East 45th Street

    $150,000

    Votes: 708

  • P.S. 152/315 and Midwood High School Schoolyard Upgrade

    Education

    maximize recreational space for schoolchildren and community, including new playground, renovated yard and garden upgrade.

    Bedford Avenue between Glenwood Road and Campus Road

    $500,000

    Votes: 978

Other Projects

  • Walk Safely Across Flatbush Avenue

    Transit

    Install clearer signs, signal or safety islands to help pedestrians cross this confusing 3-way diagonal intersection.

    Intersection of Flatbush, Beford and Foster Avenues

    $1,500,000

    Votes: 561

  • Technology Upgrade at P.S. 181

    Education

    A renovated computer lab with modern computers, new computer desks to enhance our children’s learning experience.

    P.S. 181, 1023 New York Avenue

    $150,000

    Votes: 564

  • Rugby Public Library Renovation and Tech Upgrade

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Creation of a STEM learning lab, meeting room and business center. Visitors will be able to learn, work and prosper.

    1000 Utica Avenue (East Flatbush)

    $500,000

    Votes: 628

District 47
Mark Treyger

Funded Projects

  • Bus Countdown Clocks

    Streets

    Install 5 bus countdown clocks at bus stops in District 47.

    Various locations

    $100,000

    Votes: 509

  • Security Cameras

    Public Safety

    NYPD security cameras will be installed in various locations in District 47.

    Various locations

    $140,000

    Votes: 1,116

  • P.S. 212 Accessibility

    Education

    Construct a handicap accessible ramp at P.S. 212.

    87 Bay 49th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,424

  • Technology in Schools

    Education

    Technology funding for public schools.

    P.S. 216, I.S. 288, P.S. 101

    $100,000

    Votes: 932

  • Gravesend Library Meeting Room

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Upgrades to the public meeting room in Gravesend Library.

    303 Avenue X

    $300,000

    Votes: 825

Other Projects

  • Street Resurfacing

    Streets

    Funding will be used to resurface streets in District 47.

    District Wide

    $200,000

    Votes: 769

  • Scarangella Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrades to Scarangella Park.

    Stillwell Avenue and Avenue V

    $500,000

    Votes: 680

  • Surf Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrades to Surf Playground.

    Surf Avenue and West 27th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 725

  • Liberation High School Auditorium

    Education

    Upgrade the auditorium/gym in Liberation High School.

    2865 West 19th Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 475

  • Lafayette Auditorium

    Education

    Upgrade the auditorium in Lafayette Educational Campus.

    2630 Benson Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 786

  • I.S. 303 Auditorium

    Education

    Upgrade the auditorium in I.S. 303.

    501 West Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 222

District 49
Deborah Rose

Funded Projects

  • Clove Lakes Park Adult Exercise Equipment

    Parks and Recreation

    The installation of 5-6 pieces of adult exercise equipment including concrete pads, safety surfacing and signage.

    Clove Lakes Park East End

    $500,000

    Votes: 565

  • Advanced School Learning Upgrades

    Education

    Will fund 240 laptops, 12 carts and printers and 1 digital blackboard for 6 schools to provide community tech literacy.

    P.S. 16, P.S. 18, P.S. 19, P.S. 31, P.S. 44 and P.S. 78

    $415,000

    Votes: 873

Other Projects