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District 3
Corey Johnson

Funded Projects

  • Renovations for Jefferson Market Library

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Jefferson Market Library is one of the busiest libraries in Manhattan with up to 1,000 peopel visiting each year. Funding would go towards renovating the lobby bathroom to make it ADA-compliant.

    425 Avenue of the Americas (West Village)

    $500,000

    Votes: 648

  • Bathroom Renovations at Lab School

    Education

    Students avoid current bathroom issues by waiting until after school and utilizing local restaurants. Project would renovate 2 student bathrooms on each floor and bathrooms adjacent to the cafeteria.

    333 West 17th Street (Chelsea)

    $560,000

    Votes: 594

  • P.S. 3 Library Renovations

    Education

    The library has not been renovated in over a decade. With the technological advances of the last decade, modernizing the library is important in meeting the educational needs of today’s students.

    490 Hudson Street (West Village)

    $35,000

    Votes: 533

  • New Park for the Community

    Parks and Recreation

    Transform the vacant lot on West 20th Street into a new public park for the community. Project would go towards demolishing the former Department of Sanitation building and environmental clean up.

    136 West 20th Street (Chelsea)

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,342

  • Revitalization of Chelsea Waterside Park

    Parks and Recreation

    Chelsea has very limited green park space. The project would bring residents into this underused park by creating an interactive garden for local children, focusing on ethnobotany and native plants.

    11th Avenue between West 22nd Street and West 24th Street (Chelsea)

    $85,000

    Votes: 758

  • Pedestrian Safety: Raised Crosswalks

    Streets

    Help prevent further crashes, death and injuries for pedestrians by installing a speed table at a notoriously dangerous crosswalk at West 45th Street and 9th Avenue.

    West 45th Street and 9th Avenue (Hell’s Kitchen)

    $250,000

    Votes: 532

  • Sidewalk Repair/Replacement

    Streets

    The sidewalk on West 26th Street between 9th and 10th Avenues is in desperate need of repair. It has become difficult to walk, push carriages and wheelchairs on the sidewalk.

    Chelsea-Elliot Houses (Chelsea)

    $50,000

    Votes: 578

Other Projects

  • Cooling System for Muhlenberg Library

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Funding will replace the building’s HVAC cooling unit to ensure that the branch can continue to serve as a cool space in the summer months, which includes serving as an official NYC Cooling Center.

    209 West 23rd Street (Chelsea)

    $500,000

    Votes: 571

  • O. Henry Learning Campus Renovations

    Education

    Hudson Guild, Lab High School, Lab Middle School, and Museum School will benefit from the new gym bleachers, gym, scoreboard and locker room bathroom renovations.

    333 West 17th Street (Chelsea)

    $290,000

    Votes: 363

  • Bathroom Renovations for P.S. 3

    Education

    Renovation of existing bathroom facilities to promote a more sanitary environment for all students, faculty and school visitors.

    490 Hudson Street (West Village)

    $100,000

    Votes: 515

  • Public Address System Update

    Education

    Public Address (PA) system repair and upgrades to support the needs of three separate schools in the building, as well as building-wide announcements.

    333 West 17th Street (Chelsea)

    $500,000

    Votes: 238

  • Downing Playground and Fountain Upgrades

    Parks and Recreation

    Playground upgrades with new play equipment for children, as well as a safer, more child-friendly drinking fountain to replace the aging concrete structure that us currently falling apart.

    1 Downing Street (West Village)

    $200,000

    Votes: 337

  • Community Composting Center

    Environment

    A year-round solar-powered, forced air composting system for residents of Hell’s Kitchen. The center would have the capacity for at least two compost drop-off days a week.

    Hell’s Kitchen

    $35,000

    Votes: 483

  • New Soccer Turf Field at Fulton Houses

    Parks and Recreation

    New soccer turf, including physical safety and ball-strike safety fence or netting for neighboring window safety, marked field and durable permanent mini goals.

    Fulton Houses (Chelsea)

    $500,000

    Votes: 297

  • Resurfacing Sprinklers at Fulton Houses

    Parks and Recreation

    The toddler sprinkler area is used extensively by the children. The area needs to be excavated and resurfaced with the right materials so the children can continue to enjoy it and play safely.

    Fulton Houses (Chelsea)

    $345,000

    Votes: 281

  • Upgrading Fulton Houses Basketball Court

    Parks and Recreation

    This project will offer all residents access to a modern basketball court. Court requires pavement to be leveled, drainage correction, proper landscaping and court markings.

    Fulton Houses (Chelsea)

    $425,000

    Votes: 316

  • Bus Time Clocks for the M11 and M12

    Streets

    Installation of bus time clocks that will provide waiting passengers with time information and bus arrival times.

    Along the M11 and M12 Routes

    $200,000

    Votes: 412

District 5
Ben Kallos

Funded Projects

  • Rooftop Recreation for P.S. 151

    Education

    Create a necessary outdoor play space on the roof with the opportunity to add a greenhouse and Edible School Yard for P.S. 151.

    421 East 88th Street (Upper East Side)

    $500,000

    Votes: 754

  • Green Roof for P.S./I.S. 217

    Education

    Build a green roof for environmental education at P.S./I.S. 217.

    645 Main Street (Roosevelt Island)

    $500,000

    Votes: 845

Other Projects

  • Cool Reading

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Upgrade the cooling system for the New York Public Library Webster branch.

    1465 York Avenue  (Upper East Side)

    $500,000

    Votes: 481

  • Bright Minds

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Replace and improve the exterior lighting on the New York Public Library East 67th Street branch.

    328 East 67th Street (Upper East Side)

    $280,000

    Votes: 238

  • Study of Sight and Sound

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Audio/Visual equipment with an audio induction loop for the New York Public Library Roosevelt Island branch.

    504 Main Street (Roosevelt Island)

    $35,000

    Votes: 741

  • School Stage for Eleanor Roosevelt High School

    Education

    Upgrade the stage, seating, floor, lighting, audio equipment and an audio loop for the hard for hearing, to enable more performance uses and an orchestra at Eleanor Roosevelt High School.

    411 East 76th Street (Upper East Side)

    $500,000

    Votes: 472

  • School’s Cool for P.S. 198/P.S. 77

    Education

    Air conditioning renovation for building-wide cooling in hot summer months at P.S.198/P.S. 77.

    1700 Third Avenue (Upper East Side)

    $500,000

    Votes: 349

  • STEM Education for High School

    Education

    Laptop carts to provide Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) for Title I High Schools serving low-income students at Vanguard and Life Sciences.

    317 East 67th Street and 320 East 96th Street (Upper East side and El Barrio)

    $280,000

    Votes: 396

  • Community Garden for Lexington Houses

    Housing

    New planters and gates so that residents can grow plants in a community garden with additional plantings throughout the grounds.

    East 98th Street to East 99th Street and Park Avenue to Third Avenue (El Barrio)

    $385,000

    Votes: 283

  • Security Cameras for Holmes Towers

    Housing

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

    East 93rd Street and First Avenue (Upper East Side)

    $500,000

    Votes: 484

  • Security Cameras for Lexington Houses

    Housing

    Add new security cameras for increased safety for residents of Lexington Houses.

    East 98th Street to East 99th Street and Park Avenue to Third Avenue (El Barrio)

    $500,000

    Votes: 302

  • Full Court Press

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate basketball courts at John Jay Park including new backboards, hoops and sports coating.

    East 76th Street to East 78th Street and FDR Drive (Upper East Side)

    $400,000

    Votes: 239

  • Irrigate the Esplanade

    Parks & Recreation

    Irrigation for the East River Esplanade to allow for increased access to water for trees and vegetation along walkway.

    East River Esplanade (District Wide)

    $300,000

    Votes: 336

  • Esplanade Greenway

    Parks & Recreation

    Create and improve the tree beds along the East River Esplanade and complete construction of unfinished sites.

    East River Esplanade (District Wide)

    $200,000

    Votes: 471

  • Fun Fountain at St. Catherine’s Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Replace the fountain and spray shower with new plumbing, interactive spray heads and sports-coating for children to play on at St. Catherine’s Park.

    East 67th Street to East 68th Street and First Avenue (Upper East Side)

    $200,000

    Votes: 215

  • Bus Bulbs on East 86th Street

    Streets

    Bus bulbs with streetscape improvements to support pedestrian safety and off-board payment on East 86th Street and Lexington and Third Avenues.

    East 86th Street at 3rd Avenue and Lexington Avenue (Upper East Side)

    $150,000

    Votes: 357

District 6
Helen Rosenthal

Funded Projects

  • Mobile Food Pantry for WSCAH

    artCulture and Community Facilities

    Purchasing a specialized van to serve as a food pantry to provide food and social services to those in need. The van will be operated and maintained by the West Side Campaign Against Hunger.

    263 West 86th Street (WSCAH HQ) (district Wide)

    $250,000

    Votes: 1,163

  • Turf Athletic Field at MLK High School

    Education

    Initial design for the construction of an 11,000 square foot illuminated, artificial turf athletic field. It will serve as practice space for multiple school sports teams and for community sport programs.

    Martin Luther King Jr. Campus- 122 Amsterdam Avenue on 65th Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 781

  • Hudson Greenway Bike Safety Improvements

    Parks & Recreation

    Implementation of safety measures to separate the path on the popular Hudson River Greenway into cyclist and pedestrian routes in order to decrease congestion and promote safety.

    Greenway from 72nd Street to 84th Street (Riverside Park)

    $200,000

    Votes: 873

  • Countdown Clocks at Crosstown Bus Stops

    Streets

    Installing Real Time Passenger Information Clocks at east-bound crosstown at the 96th, 86th, 79th and 66th Street bus stop stations to improve public transportation experience.

    96th, 86th, 79th and 66th Streets (District Wide)

    $240,000

    Votes: 840

Other Projects

  • Air Conditioning Renovations at the NYPL

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Renovating a 40-year old air conditioning system at the New York Public Library of Performing Arts will allow visitors to comfortably access the library during the warmer months.

    65th Street and Amsterdam Avenue (Lincoln Square)

    $350,000

    Votes: 765

  • Inclusive Playground at M.S.C.

    Education

    Initial scope and planning for an all-inclusive and accessible playground in the Joan of Arc School complex to enable children with disabilities to freely play and interact with other students.

    West 93rd Street and Columbus Avenue

    $300,000

    Votes: 629

  • Technology Upgrades at Brandeis Campus

    Education

    Enhancing the technology department of the schools located in the Louis D. Brandeis High School complex through new computers and smart boards.

    145 West 84th Street (Brandeis School Complex)

    $200,000

    Votes: 486

  • A Garden at P.S. 191

    Education

    Creating a garden and green space at P.S. 191 for students.

    210 West 61st Street

    $200,000

    Votes: 471

  • Air Conditioning for P.S. 191 Lunchroom

    Education

    Wiring to create a split screen to provide air conditioning for the lunchroom in P.S. 191. This will provide a comfortable environment for students during the warmer months of the year.

    210 West 61st Street

    $250,000

    Votes: 444

  • Pick-Up Truck for Garbage Collection

    Parks & Recreation

    Purchasing a new crew cab pick-up truck for increased garbage collection to be used throughout Riverside Park by the Parks Department.

    Riverside Park

    $40,000

    Votes: 677

  • Hudson Beach Recreation Area Upgrade

    Parks & Recreation

    Installation of adult workout equipment and upgrade of the Swing-A-Ring area in Riverside Park to promote safety and better use of the area.

    102nd Street- 103rd Street and Riverside Park (Riverside Park, Hudson Beach)

    $130,000

    Votes: 361

  • 70th Street Permanent Safety Improvements

    Streets

    Permanent safety improvements to pedestrian crossing area by building out painted areas. The project will extend to West End Avenue and 70th Street.

    *Project submitted by the DOT (not through community process)

    $300,000

    Votes: 614

  • Curb Cut Repair at 680 Amsterdam Avenue

    Streets

    Repairing existing curb-cut on the northwest corner of 93rd Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Determined by Community Board 7 survey and by assessment from the Department of Transportation.

    680 Amsterdam Avenue on 93rd Street

    $115,000

    Votes: 264

  • Barrels Playground Renovation

    Housing

    Renovating playground and outdated equipment at the Amsterdam Houses’ Barrels Playground to benfit resident families and children.

    West 61st Street and West End Avenue (Amsterdam Houses)

    $500,000

    Votes: 404

  • Upgrades at 589 Amsterdam Avenue (NYCHA)

    Housing

    Upgrade and improve the upper and lower recreation area behind the 589 Amsterdam Avenue building to provide residents with chairs, tables, benches and trees to sue for congregating and leisurely activities.

    88th Street and Amsterdam Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 398

District 7
Mark Levine

Funded Projects

  • Basketball Court Repair at Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Make crucial surface repairs to basketball courts and playground area. This playground is used by neighborhood children and students from P.S. 125, Columbia Secondary School and Kipp Starr.

    Morningside Avenue and West 123rd Street (Morningside Heights)

    $500,000

    Votes: 823

  • Public Greenhouse in Hamilton Heights

    Parks & Recreation

    This project will fund a greenhouse in Frank White Memorial Garden that will incorporate innovative garden projects like composting systems, hydroponics and sustainable activities.

    506 West 143rd Street (Hamilton Heights)

    $50,000

    Votes: 679

  • Planting Sidewalk Trees

    Parks & Recreation

    Planting new street trees and installing tree guards. 50 new trees and guards around grant Houses and 50 new trees and guards between Riverside Drive and Broadway from 130th Street to 139th Street.

    Grant Houses and 130th Streets (Harlem and Morningside Heights)

    $300,000

    Votes: 723

  • Grant Houses Playground Repair

    Housing

    Major playground renovations and repairs to beautify and allow for better use of a play area utilized by the 4,500 residents who rely on the space for play and exercise.

    125th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue (Morningside Heights)

    $450,000

    Votes: 695

Other Projects

  • Repairs to Riverside Park Northern Area

    Parks & Recreation

    Repairs to neglected section of Riverside Park at Riverside Drive from 138th Street to 148th Street, including fencing and landscape improvements, playground renovations, ball field repairs and erosion repair.

    Riverside Drive and West 138th- 148th Street (Hamilton Heights)

    $250,000

    Votes: 606

  • Hamilton Grange Library Elevator Repairs

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Elevator repairs for the Hamilton Grange Library, a four floor building serving people of all ages from the community. The elevator is in major need of repair and of full ADA access.

    503 West 145th Street (Hamilton Heights)

    $300,000

    Votes: 598

  • Out of School Time Center

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    Build out basement space in the Hamilton Grange Library to create a 600 square foot permanent ADA accessible classroom. Work will include new HVAC, lighting, electrical, IT and security systems.

    503 West 145th street (Hamilton Heights)

    $900,000

    Votes: 689

  • Electrical Upgrades at Bloomingdale Library

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    An electrical upgrade allowing for more electrical outlets and capacity to accommodate today’s technology needs. More patrons can plug in laptops, phones and other devices.

    150 West 100th Street (Upper West Side)

    $500,000

    Votes: 294

  • Electrical Upgrades at Morningside Heights

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    An electrical upgrade allowing for more electrical outlets and capacity to accommodate today’s technology needs. More patrons can plug in laptops, phones and other devices.

    2900 Broadway (Morningside Heights)

    $500,000

    Votes: 315

  • Manhattanville Houses Playground Repairs

    Housing

    Complete renovation of recreational area including basketball hoops and courts, new play surfaces and safety and aesthetic improvements to serve a heavily used and much needed open space.

    129th Street- 133rd Street at Broadway (Manhattanville)

    $450,000

    Votes: 583

  • Youth Technology and Creativity Lab

    Youth

    This project will create a permanent space for neighborhood youth to engage in design thinking and project-based learning. The purpose of this space is to foster and encourage STEM learning in youth.

    503 West 145th Street (Hamilton Heights)

    $900,000

    Votes: 693

  • Computer Lab Upgrade at P.S. 163

    Education

    Improve technology instruction by equipping the lab with 36 new Mac desktops to replace exisiting, outdated computers, and two mobile carts with 48 Mac laptops.

    163 West 97th Street (Upper West Side)

    $90,000

    Votes: 534

  • P.S. 4 School Garden

    Education

    Reconstruction and replacement of existing playground structures, the installation of a school garden and planting of new trees within the playground. Project will make the area more safe and fun.

    500 West 160th Street (Washington Heights)

    $300,000

    Votes: 588

  • Lighting Upgrades at Hamilton Place

    Streets

    Installation/replacement of existing lampposts with Bishop Crook lampposts (antique replicas) in Hamilton Place from 138th-144th Streets. The project will provide adequate lighting and improve safety.

    Hamilton Place from 138th-144th Streets (Hamilton Heights)

    $196,400

    Votes: 244

  • Street Lighting Upgrade at Amsterdam Avenue

    Streets

    Installation/replacement of existing lampposts with Bishop Crook lampposts (antique replicas) at Amsterdam Avenue from 125th Street- 140 Street and 146th Street-155th Street.

    Amsterdam Avenue from 125th Street-140th Street and 146th Street-155th Street (Hamilton Heights)

    $632,000

    Votes: 508

     

  • Riverside Park Sidewalk Repair

    Streets

    Sidewalk repairs and improvements along a much needed stretch of parts of Riverside Park between 137th Street and 145th Street.

    Riverside Park, 137th-145th Streets (Manhattanville)

    $400,000

    Votes: 491

District 8
Melissa Mark-Viverito

Funded Projects

  • School Technology Upgrades

    Education

    Technology upgrades for the Academy of Applied Math and Technology, South Bronx Preparatory School, P.S. 161 and International Community High School.

    Bronx- Mott Haven and Longwood

    $400,000

    Votes: 998

  • Air Conditioning at Bronx Schools

    Education

    Installation of 1 air conditioning system at 345 Brooke Avenue for schools X343, X224 and X334. Installation of 1 air conditioning system for P.S. 161X.

    628 Tinton Avenue, 345 Brook Avenue (Bronx- Mott Haven and Longwood)

    $500,000

    Votes: 786

  • Boys & Girls Harbor: Renovate Playground

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Revitalize entire playground; install new basketball courts with standard basketball equipment, softer surfacing and small seating and eating area.

    1 East 104th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $275,000

    Votes: 844

  • 125 Street Library: ADA Ramp

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Replace current detachable ramp with a permanent, concrete and ADA-compliant ramp.

    224 East 125th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $500,000

    Votes: 963

  • Wilson Houses: Renovate Basketball Court

    Housing

    Renovation to basketball court.

    405 East 105th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $375,000

    Votes: 1,095

Other Projects

  • Corsi Benches

    Seniors

    Installation of benches and repaving of sidewalk in front of building.

    306 East 117th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $400,000

    Votes: 429

  • Gaylord White: Security Upgrades

    Seniors

    Upgrade security access to Gaylord White Houses.

    2029 Second Avenue (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $500,000

    Votes: 752

  • Gaylord White: Grounds Improvements

    Seniors

    Renovation of floor pavement and installation of new seating at Gaylord White Senior Center’s outdoor patio.

    237 East 104th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $475,000

    Votes: 662

  • Lighting Upgrades for Highbridge Houses

    Seniors

    Lighting Upgrades for the two south Highbridge rehab buildings.

    1085 Anderson Avenue and 130 West 166th Street (Bronx-Highbridge)

    $450,000

    Votes: 328

  • Carter Burden Senior Center: ADA Ramp

    Seniors

    Install an ADA-compliant ramp at Carter Burden Leonard Covello Senior Center.

    312 East 109th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $400,000

    Votes: 374

  • La Isla Gardens

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovation of green spaces including installation of water zone device in community gardens, wood for constructing benches and tables and materials for a garden.

    96 West 163rd Street (Bronx- Highbridge)

    $300,000

    Votes: 637

  • Thomas Jefferson Park: Dog Run Upgrades

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrade Tom’s Dog Run Park’s water fountain and irrigation system; install new fences and gates; create section for smaller dogs.

    1st Avenue between east 111th Street- 114th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $200,000

    Votes: 691

  • Blake Hobbs Playground: Court Renovation

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate the playground, basketball court and handball court.

    East 102nd-104th Streets and 2nd Avenue (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $300,000

    Votes: 494

  • Improvements to Diamante Garden

    Parks & Recreation

    Installation of an irrigation system; construction of a brick path for safety and accessibility; reconstruction of the stage flooring, roof and planting bench; upgrade picnic area.

    306-310 East 118th Street and 2nd Avenue (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $100,000

    Votes: 203

  • Pier 107

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovation to Pier 107: refinishing walking areas to allow for public access.

    107th Street on East River Esplanade (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $350,000

    Votes: 394

  • Technology Upgrades

    Education

    Technology upgrades for Park East High School and Central Park East High School.

    230 East 105th Street and 1573 Madison Avenue (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $312,000

    Votes: 768

  • Air Conditioning: P.S. 179, P.S. 369, P.S. 352

    Education

    Installation of two HVAC units at P.S. 179X, P.S. 369X and P.S. 352X.

    468 East 140th Street (Bronx-Mott Haven)

    $500,000

    Votes: 673

  • Bathroom Renovations at M.S./H.S. 223

    Education

    Renovation of girls’ and boys’ bathrooms including stalls, lighting, painting and having walls re-glazed.

    360 East 145th Street (Bronx-Mott Haven)

    $150,000

    Votes: 556

  • Technology Upgrades

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Technology upgrades at E. Roberts Moore Senior Center and Betances Community Center.

    547 West 146th Street and 515 Jackson Avenue (Bronx- Mott Haven)

    $100,000

    Votes: 428

  • Children’s Aid Society: Bathroom Upgrade

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Renovations to bathroom at Children’s Aid Society.

    130 East 101st Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $100,000

    Votes: 643

  • Aguilar Library Windows

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Reconstruct windows in the 100 year old Carnegie building that houses the Aguilar Library.

    174 East 110th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $500,000

    Votes: 491

  • Woodycrest Technology Improvements

    ArtsCulture and Community Facilities

    Technology upgrades to current computer lab. Renovation of basement to install a music studio.

    153 West 165th Street (Bronx- Highbridge)

    $450,000

    Votes: 231

  • Wilson Houses: Grounds Improvements

    Housing

    Renovate playground and install standard playground equipment.

    305 East 105th Street (El Barrio.East Harlem)

    $375,000

    Votes: 718

  • East River Houses: Door Upgrades

    Housing

    Install new doors throughout East River Houses.

    418 East 105th Street (El Barrio/East Harlem)

    $700,000

    Votes: 843

  • Millbrook Grounds Improvements

    Housing

    Improvement of green space for recreational and communal purposes.

    Between 137th Street and St. Ann;s Avenue (Bronx- Mott Haven)

    $400,000

    Votes: 274

  • Mitchel Center: Roof Repair

    Housing

    Repair the community center’s roof, which will create an improved recreational space for community members.

    210 Alexander Avenue (Bronx- Mott Haven)

    $600,000

    Votes: 176

  • Patterson Houses: Grounds Improvement

    Housing

    Grounds improvements for Patterson Houses.

    308 East 145th Street (Bronx- Mott Haven)

    $450,000

    Votes: 231

District 10
Ydanis Rodriguez

Funded Projects

  • Highbridge Community Garden

    Parks & Recreation

    A Community food garden! People working together growing crops from seed to harvest results in neighborhood pride, ownership, education, benefits of physical activity and we get fresh healthy food.

    Highbridge Park- South of Pool

    $200,000

    Votes: 531

  • Outdoor Fitness Center

    Parks & Recreation

    Free exercise equipment provide community health: pull-up bars, rings, jump boxes, chest press, leg extensions & more! Get out in the sun, get moving and take in the inspiring view of the GW Bridge!

    Dyckman Fields, Hudson River

    $100,000

    Votes: 585

  • WHEELS Playground Installation

    Education

    WHEELS Elementary has recess in a fenced concrete yard which will be transformed by this proposal to a playground with a safe surface, structure and hoops. Support our children and neighborhood school.

    511 West 182nd Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 537

     

  • Dos Puentes/ P.S. 132 Playground

    Education

    This is a co-located school without a playground, giving no safe area to hold recess. New fencing and a play structure will help to provide for two safe areas for kids to play!

    185 Wadsworth Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 483

Other Projects

  • Fort Washington Library Facade

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Fort Washington Library facade repairs are essential to the preservation of a building built in April 1914 with funds generously allocated by Andrew Carnegie.

    535 West 179th Street

    $600,000

    Votes: 410

  • Inwood Hill Chessboards

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    These chessboards are necessary to establish an adult chess community near the Emerson Playground. Support the adult members of the community by providing them a safe, permanent place to play chess.

    Near Emerson Playground

    $250,000

    Votes: 297

  • P.S. 152 and P.S. 178 Playground Partnership

    Education

    A collaboration for two schools as well as the rest of the community. With only one severely outdated play structure currently in place, this upgrade is needed for the safety of our children!

    Hillside Avenue and Ellwood Street

    $600,000

    Votes: 389

  • P.S. 218/M.S. 322/M.S. 293 Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    An auditorium is shared by these schools, and currently relies on outdated technology. The upgrade will enhance all events held within the school and encourage further utilization of the space.

    4600 Broadway at 196th Street

    $100,000

    Votes: 273

  • Amistad & Muscota Plumbing Upgrade

    Education

    In bathrooms at this co-located school, most children are not strong enough to flush the toilets and use the sinks. Support the health and sanitation of this school by supporting these upgrades.

    4862 Broadway

    $100,000

    Votes: 455

  • J.H.S. 143 Recording Studio

    Education

    J.H.S. 143 recording studio would musically enrich the general and special education students, providing them with the necessary steps to establish a foundation for an influential musical career.

    515 West 182nd Street

    $300,000

    Votes: 267

  • Audubon Playground Upgrade

    Parks & Recreation

    This space is used by P.S. 128, Castle Bridge and many community members. Re-fencing and pee-wee hoops will update this playground to increase activity and safety for our Washington Heights youth!

    Audubon Avenue between 169th and 170th Streets

    $155,000

    Votes: 326

  • Highbridge Park Anti-Dumping Fencing

    Parks & Recreation

    Combat illegal dumping and preserve the forest interior at Highbridge Park with fencing to protect problem areas. Preserve this beautiful natural resource for a new generation of park users.

    Fort George Hill to 191st Street

    $100,000

    Votes: 388

District 11
Andrew Cohen

Funded Projects

  • P.S. 8 Auditorium Renovation

    Education

    Replace outdated seating in auditorium, which is almost 60 years old. Performances and community meetings are held in the auditorium throughout the year.

    3010 Briggs Avenue (Bedford Park)

    $450,000

    Votes: 366

  • M.S./H.S. 141 Auditorium Renovation

    Education

    Upgrade 55 year old auditorium used by 1,400 students and several other community organizations. Installation of new stage drapes and replacements of wooden seats in disrepair.

    660 West 237th Street (Riverdale)

    $375,000

    Votes: 659

  • P.S. 24 Technology Expansion

    Education

    Purchase of two computer carts consisting of 36 laptop units each. Computer technology is necessary to address current curriculum and prepare students for future subject matter and college readiness.

    600 West 236th Street (Riverdale)

    $70,000

    Votes: 501

  • Spuyen Duyvil Playground Renovation

    Education

    Reconstruct existing wading pool as an accessible spray shower and install new pavement, fencing, seating, planting and utilities.

    Douglas Avenue and West 235th Street (Riverdale)

    $400,000

    Votes: 412

  • Bus Countdown Clocks

    Transit

    Commuters wait for long lengths of time without knowing when the next bus will arrive. Bus countdown clocks will alert riders as to how many stops away the next bus is.

    Bx1, Bx10, Bx16, Bx26, Bx34 (Throughout District 11)

    $120,000

    Votes: 591

  • Van Cortlandt Library Roof Replacement

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    The current roof is outdated and causes leaks in the library. A new roof will prevent additional water damage to the facility.

    3874 Sedgwick Avenue (Van Cortlandt Village)

    $300,000

    Votes: 404

  • Mosholu Library Window Replacement

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    New windows and frames for the library will help insulate the facility during the summer and winter months and protect from potential water damage.

    285 East 205th Street (Norwood)

    $300,000

    Votes: 389

Other Projects

  • P.S. 7 Cafeteria Upgrade

    Education

    Install a roof air conditioning unit to cafeteria. There is only one wall of outside windows which does not allow for cross ventilation and is not usable when temperature is above 80 degrees.

    3201 Kingsbridge Avenue (Kingsbridge)

    $200,000

    Votes: 404

  • Wakefield Playground Renovation

    Parks & Recreation

    Reconstruct park with new spray shower, play equipment, swings, seating, fencing and planting. The current playground is outdated and cannot be enjoyed by the community.

    Matilda Avenue and East 239th Street (Wakefield)

    $400,000

    Votes: 290

  • New HVAC at Spuyten Duyvil Library

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    The current HVAC system is outdated and the library serves as a cooling center during the summer months. The new system would include a roof unit, compressor, air handling units and ejector pumps.

    650 West 235th Street (Riverdale)

    $550,000

    Votes: 364

  • Replace HVAC Unit at Riverdale Library

    & CommunityArtsCulture

    The current HVAC system is outdated and the library serves as a cooling center during the summer months. The new system would include a roof unit, compressor, air handling units and ejector pumps.

    5540 Mosholu Avenue (Riverdale)

    $550,000

    Votes: 283

District 15
Ritchie J. Torres

Funded Projects

  • Air Conditioning for Public Schools

    Education

    Install air conditioning units at several public schools in District 15 including: P.S. 28, P.S. 32 and P.S. 9. These units would keep classrooms cool in the warmer months.

    $145,000

    Votes: 1,236

  • Security Cameras for Public Schools

    Education

    Install security camera systems on the exteriors of KAPPA III and M.S. 391. This would allow staff to monitor the exterior of each school.

    $80,000

    Votes: 1,352

  • NYPD Security Cameras

    Public Safety

    Place 9 New York City Police Department security cameras throughout District 15. Security cameras provide video feeds directly to local police precincts.

    Throughout District 15

    $315,000

    Votes: 1,288

  • Bronx Park Improvements

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovations and enhancements throughout Bronx Park, north of Pelham Parkway.

    Bronx Park East

    $450,000

    Votes: 1,323

  • Bus Countdown Clocks

    Transit

    Install displays at 4 bus stops, which will provide a countdown clock for the arrival of MTA buses.

    Transportation Hubs

    $80,000

    Votes: 935

Other Projects

  • Belmont Library- Bathrooms

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Renovate bathrooms at the Belmont Library to make them accessible to handicap visitors.

    610 East 186th Street (Belmont)

    $500,000

    Votes: 628

  • Grand Concourse Library- Roof

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Replace the roof of the Grand Concourse Library. The roof currently leaks and needs to be replaced.

    155 East 173rd Street (Mount Eden)

    $400,000

    Votes: 514

  • Tremont Library- HVAC Units

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Install 4 HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) units in the Tremont Library. Would provide centralized heating and cooling in the library.

    1866 Washington Avenue (Tremont)

    $400,000

    Votes: 525

  • Echo Park- Dog Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Construct a dog park in Richman (Echo) Park. This would create a fenced-in area for dogs to exercise unleashed.

    Valentine Avenue (East Tremont)

    $450,000

    Votes: 357

  • Slattery Playground Courts and Bathrooms

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovate the basketball courts and bathrooms in Slattery Playground.

    East 183rd Street (Fordham)

    $300,000

    Votes: 722

  • Tree Guards

    Parks & Recreation

    Construct tree guards throughout District 15. Tree guards protect trees on city sidewalks from damage and prevent pet waste from entering the tree pit.

    Throughout District 15

    $35,000

    Votes: 575

  • Van Nest Flag Pole

    Parks & Recreation

    Place a flag pole with the American flag in the Southernmost section of Van Nest Park.

    White Plains Road and Unionport Road (Van Nest)

    $50,000

    Votes: 356

  • Mobile Animal Emergency Unit

    Health

    Purchase a truck to house a Mobile Animal Emergency Unit. This unit would provide the only overnight emergency animal care in the Bronx and could be moved throughout District 15.

    Throughout District 15

    $150,000

    Votes: 753

     

District 19
Paul Vallone

Funded Projects

  • Bayside High School Music Studio

    Education

    Project will create a state-of-the-art music studio for Bayside High School, which currently has 350 students in the “Career and Technical Education” music production and performance program.

    32-24 Corporal Kennedy Street (Bayside)

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,430

  • P.S. 169 Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    Project would replace lighting, curtains, sound system and seating in the P.S. 169 auditorium, which is shared with Bell Academy. Uses include after school, summer and community programs.

    18-25 212th Street (Bay Terrace)

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,041

  • P.S. 159 Technology Upgrade

    Education

    Project would allow P.S. 159 to acquire smart boards for classrooms and laptops for school community use. This upgrade will help enhance instruction and allow students greater learning opportunities.

    205-01 33rd Avenue (Bayside)

    $90,000

    Votes: 934

  • Three NYPD Security Cameras

    Public Safety

    Project would fund NYPD security cameras in District 19. These security cameras would enhance crime prevention, provide a sense of security in public areas and establish surveillance in remote areas.

    District 19 (At NYPD discretion)

    $105,000

    Votes: 880

Other Projects

  • Douglaston Library Meeting Room Upgrade

    .Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Project would expand library’s meeting room as well as install new ceiling, flooring, lighting, electrical and data lines, AV equipment and furniture. Existing meeting room is small and inadequate.

    249-01 Northern Boulevard (Douglaston/Little Neck)

    $216,000

    Votes: 575

  • Pathway Lighting in Little Bay Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would install pathway lighting along the pedestrian path in Little Bay Park. Lighting along the path is crucial to the security and safety of the many people who utilize the park.

    Little Bay Park (Bayside/Whitestone)

    $375,000

    Votes: 880

  • Basketball Court Renovations

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would renovate the Bay Terrace Playground basketball courts, including repaving and rim/backboard replacement.

    Bay Terrace Playground (Bay Terrace)

    $300,000

    Votes: 533

  • Little Bay Park Roller Rink Resurfacing

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would resurface roller rink to make it usable for roller hockey, roller skating and skateboarding. Surface is currently broken, not level and dangerous for any skaters who use the rink.

    Little Bay Park (Bayside/Whitestone)

    $400,000

    Votes: 517

  • Officers’ Club Portico Renovation

    Parks & Recreation

    Project would refurbish and restore the front portico of the Bayside Historical Society’s Officers’ Club at Fort Totten. The portico has been previously identified as in need of repairs.

    207 Totten Avenue (Fort Totten/Bayside)

    $300,000

    Votes: 326

  • Real Time Passenger Countdown Clocks

    Transit

    Project would install countdown clocks to bus stops along the Q12 and Q13 bus routes. The countdown is not by time, but rather by how many stops away the next bus is.

    Q12 and Q13 Bus Routes

    $160,000

    Votes: 700

District 21
Julissa Ferreras-Copeland

Funded Projects

  • P.S. 307Q Pioneer Academy Smart Boards

    Education

    This project is a request to purchase 31 new smart boards for P.S. 307Q. Many of the school’s existing smart boards are broken.

    40-20 100th Street (Corona)

    $186,000

    Votes: 855

  • Community Police Cameras

    Public Safety

    Community police cameras will help provide a sense of safety while helping to monitor the community and any potential crimes.

    50-04 102nd Street (Corona)

    $200,000

    Votes: 363

  • More Trees & Green Areas in LeFrak City

    Parks & Recreation

    This project will add more trees and greenery for residents to enjoy, and be able to learn and appreciate nature. The area is located on 57th Street between Junction Boulevard and 99th Street.

    59-17 Junction Boulevard (LeFrak City)

    $150,000

    Votes: 312

  • New Lighting at East Elmhurst Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    This community playground will receive updated lighting, allowing for a safer playing experience for children.

    98-18 25th Avenue (East Elmhurst)

    $200,000

    Votes: 309

  • Better Lighting at Junction Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Increased lighting at Junction Playground will make this playground a safer place for children to play and enjoy. This upgrade would decrease dark areas plagued by poor lighting.

    Corona Avenue and 34th Avenue (Corona)

    $200,000

    Votes: 362

Other Projects

  • Tall Fencing to Protect Grand Central

    Parks & Recreation

    Foul balls from games land directly onto the highway because the fence is only 8 feet tall. A taller fence would prevent the potential for a terrible accident if a ball was to hit a passing car.

    Baseball Field 10 (Corona)

    $500,000

    Votes: 283

  • Greenery & Trees Along 57th Avenue

    Parks & Recreation

    This project would add multiple trees and bushes along 57th Avenue between Junction Boulevard and 99th Street in Corona. This building-heavy area would benefit from fresh trees.

    57th Avenue (LeFrak City,Corona)

    $150,000

     

  • Astoria Boulevard Landscape Upgrade

    Streets

    The Astoria Boulevard landscape upgrade will provide a fresh look to the Astoria Boulevard traffic malls. The upgrades will be placed on Astoria Boulevard between 94th Street and 108th Street.

    Astoria Boulevard (East Elmhurst)

    $350,000

  • Upgraded Lighting Along Roosevelt Avenue

    Streets

    Better lighting along Roosevelt Avenue, between 114th Street and 90th Street, to help increase community safety and visibility. Increased lighting would help promote a safer community.

    Roosevelt Avenue (Corona)

    $350,000

District 22
Costa Constantinides

Funded Projects

  • I.S. 126 Playground

    Education

    Transformation of I.S. 26’s parking lot into a recreational playground for the school and the entire community.

    31-51 21 Street (Astoria)

    $500,000

    Votes: 715

  • Public School District Wide Tech Upgrade

    Education

    Technology upgrades of $35,000 each for the following schools: P.S. 84, P.S. 122, P.S. 234, I.S. 235, P.S. 17, P.S. 2 and I.S. 41.

    District Wide (Astoria)

    $245,000

    Votes: 825

  • Dog Run in Astoria

    Parks & Recreation

    Turn Triborough Lot C under the RFK Bridge in Astoria into a dog run.

    Hoyt Avenue between 23rd Street and 24th Street (Astoria)

    $500,000

    Votes: 774

Other Projects

  • P.S. 84 Electrical Upgrades

    Education

    Upgrade the school’s electrical system in order to support existing technology.

    22-45 41 Street (Astoria)

    $100,000

    Votes: 451

  • P.S. 84 Cafeteria Upgrade

    Education

    Renovate the school’s cafeteria with new flooring, drop-ceiling, cafeteria benches and tables.

    22-45 41 Street (Astoria)

    $150,000

    Votes: 218

  • P.S. 122 Cafeteria Soundproofing

    Education

    Soundproof the school’s cafeteria. The school was built nearly a century ago and the cafeteria was not designed to mitigate noise levels. Currently, students complain of headaches.

    21-21 Ditmars Boulevard (Astoria)

    $100,000

    Votes: 367

  • P.S. 151 Bathroom Renovations

    Education

    Renovations will updates the bathroom’s plumbing system and aesthetics- making the facilities safer and cleaner.

    50-05 31 Avenue (Woodside)

    $300,000

    Votes: 293

  • P.S. 2 Wheelchair Ramp Access

    Education

    Build a ramp to allow for wheelchair access into the school- allowing the school to be designed once again as a polling site for voters.

    75-10 21 Avenue (East Elmhurst)

    $200,000

    Votes: 478

  • P.S. 2 Music Room

    Education

    Create a music room for students at P.S. 2. This will create a special space for students to receive a music and arts education.

    75-10 21 Avenue (East Elmhurst)

    $200,000

    Votes: 667

  • P.S. 166 Rooftop Playground

    Education

    Build a playground on the roof of P.S. 166 to give students a recreational space to play.

    33-09 35 Avenue (Long Island City)

    $100,000

    Votes: 418

  • P.S. 70 Science Lab Upgrade

    Education

    Renovate the science lab facility at P.S. 70 to provide students with the best tools to learn about the sciences.

    30-45 42 Street (Astoria)

    $500,000

    Votes: 594

  • Newtown Plaza

    Streets

    This project would begin the process of redesigning the streetscape on Newtown Avenue between 32nd Street and 33rd Street so that a pedestrian plaza could be constructed at that location.

    Newtown Avenue between 32nd and 33rd Streets (Astoria)

    $400,000

    Votes: 617

  • Redesign 21 Street at Astoria Boulevard

    Streets

    This project would ass curb extensions to the 21st Street/Astoria Boulevard intersection and shorten the distance that pedestrians need to cross.

    21 Street/Astoria Boulevard (Astoria)

    $500,000

    Votes: 670

  • Fitness Upgrade: Whitey Ford Field

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrade the fitness equipment, enhancing the public health benefits of the playground.

    26th Avenue and 2nd Street (Astoria)

    $300,000

    Votes: 234

  • Play for All: Hallets Cove Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrade playground and install equipment for children with special needs.

    30th Avenue and Vernon Boulevard (Astoria)

    $375,000

    Votes: 637

  • Basketball Court: Woodtree Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrade the basketball court at Woodtree Playground, enhancing the fitness benefits of the playground.

    20th Avenue between 37th and 38th Streets (Astoria)

    $375,000

    Votes: 193

  • Dog Run in Jackson Heights

    Parks & Recreation

    Turn the lot on 78th Street into a dog run.

    78th Street between 25th Avenue and 30th Avenue (Jackson Heights)

    $500,000

    Votes: 214

  • Renovate Astoria Houses Basketball Court

    Housing

    Purpose of the project is to renovate the Astoria Houses basketball court so that is it as a safe and attractive facility for the community residents.

    4-25 Astoria Boulevard (Astoria)

    $350,000

    Votes: 571

District 23
Barry Grodenchik

Funded Projects

  • Fitness Equipment at Alley Pond Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Fitness stations with new exercise equipment at two locations within the park: Winchester Boulevard and Union Turnpike, Bellerose; and Springfield Boulevard and 73rd avenue, Oakland Gardens

    $450,000

    Votes: 1,065

  • Gym Renovations at Two High Schools

    Education

    Benjamin N. Cardozo High School, 57-00 223rd Street- new rubberized floor and equipment for the weight training room.

    Martin Van Buren High School, 230-17 Hillside Avenue- new bleachers and basketball hoops for the gym.

    $300,000

    Votes: 973

  • Technology Upgrades at Nine School Sites

    Education

    A combination of desktops, laptops and printers for P.S. 18Q, P.S. 26Q, P.S. 115Q, P.S. 188Q, P4 at P.S. 179Q and P.S. 213Q, Queens High School of Teaching, P.S. 811Q at QHST and Main Building, Marathon Parkway

    $455,000

    Votes: 1,146

Other Projects

  • CCTV Upgrades at Two Local Libraries

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Upgrades to Queens Village (94-11 217th Street) and North Hollis (57-04 Marathon Parkway) libraries’ CCTV systems. Upgrades include cameras, monitors, electrical upgrades and other equipment.

    $223,000

    Votes: 752

  • Self Check-In at Queens Village Library

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    An exterior self check-in of books and materials for quick and efficient returns, even when the library is closed.

    94-11 217th Street

    $385,000

    Votes: 508

  • Rehabilitate Vanderbilt Motor Parkway

    Parks & Recreation

    Rehabilitation of the hundred-year-old greenway used by walkers, joggers and cyclists, beginning in Alley Pond Park near Winchester Boulevard.

    Bellerose

    $300,000

    Votes: 894

  • Portable Security Cameras at Three Sites

    Public Safety

    Portable security cameras to be purchased and mounted at three sites in the Council District. The NYPD chooses the locations and can move the cameras as necessary.

    $105,000

    Votes: 863

  • Countdown Clocks at Eight Bus Stops

    Transit

    The countdown clocks will inform commuters of how long it will take for the bus to arrive. The DOT will determine the locations within the Council District.

    $160,000

    Votes: 822

  • New Audio & Visual Sound System at P.S. 33Q

    Education

    A new audio and video sound system will replace the current outdated system in the school’s auditorium.

    91-37 222nd Street, Queens Village

    $75,000

    Votes: 511

  • Smart Boards for Four School Sites

    Education

    P.S. 26Q, 95-02 69th Avenue- 10 Boards

    P.S. 188Q, 218-12 Hartland Avenue- 7 Boards

    P4 at P.S. 213Q, 231-02 67th Avenue

    P4 at P.S. 179Q, 196-25 Peck Avenue- 15 boards total for two locations

    $200,000

    Votes: 798

District 26
Jimmy Van Bramer

Funded Projects

  • Woodside Library Accessibility

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    ADA-compliant push buttons for the Woodside Library. Currently, physically handicapped community members cannot enter the Woodside Library without the assistance of the staff.

    54-22 Skillman Avenue (Woodside)

    $50,000

    Votes: 189

  • Sunnyside Library Accessibility

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    ADA-compliant push button for Sunnyside Library. Currently, physically handicapped community members cannot enter the Sunnyside Library without the assistance of the staff.

    43-06 Greenpoint Avenue (Sunnyside)

    $50,000

    Votes: 214

  • Senior Van- Jacob Riis Settlement House

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Ten-person van for the Jacob Riis Settlement House for seniors. The seniors at Jacob Riis need this van for transportation to and from senior programs.

    Jacob Riis Settlement House (Queensbridge)

    $55,000

    Votes: 324

  • Technology Upgrades for P.S./I.S. 78

    Education

    Purchase the following updated technological equipment for P.S./I.S. 78: 3 smart boards (for Pre-K), 2 laptop carts (60 laptops).

    48-09 Center Boulevard, Long Island City

    $75,000

    Votes: 157

  • Playground Upgrade at Queensbridge

    Housing

    Replacement of rubber matting on playground in five jungle gym areas within the development.

    Queensbridge Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 249

  • Long Island City Bikeway

    Transit

    Elements of a bike path exist already, an improved safe and reliable bike way system would increase the level of bike sue, reduce cars using path for parking and enhance the neighborhood.

    Long Island City

    $500,000

    Votes: 330

  • Real Time Passenger Information

    Transit

    Bus time countdown clocks in locations around the 26th District.

    City Council District 26

    $100,000

    Votes: 180

  • Woodside Reforestry

    Parks & Recreation

    Variety of NYC Parks Department- approved trees planted in tree pits on both sides of Broadway in Woodside.

    49th Street- 69th Street, Woodside

    $200,000

    Votes: 186

Other Projects

  • Broadway Library Security

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Installation of CCTV system for surveillance and security purposes.

    40-20 Broadway (Astoria)

    $125,000

    Votes: 89

  • Western Queens Library Furniture

    Arts Culture & Community Facilities

    Furniture, benches, folding chairs, lounge chairs and cafe chairs for Sunnyside, Woodside and Long Island City Libraries.

    City Council District 26

    $39,850

    Votes: 137

  • Resurfacing of P.S. 112 Play Area

    Education

    Resurface the play area at P.S. 112 with asphalt. The play area is old and worn out. The surface is cracked, not level and poses a safety risk to students.

    25-05 37th Avenue, Dutch Kills

    $440,000

    Votes: 77

  • Technology Upgrades for P.S. 11

    Education

    Purchase the following technological equipment for P.S. 11: 50 Mac desktop computers, 25 printers, 5 Promethean Smart Boards, 3 Mac laptops carts (or 84 laptops).

    54-25 Skillman Avenue (Woodside)

    $170,000

    Votes: 135

  • Laptops for I.S. 204

    Education

    Purchase 4 laptop carts (120 laptops) for I.S. 204.

    36-41 28th Street (Dutch Kills)

    $100,000

    Votes: 80

  • Laptops for Aviation High School

    Education

    Purchase 2 laptop carts (70 laptops) for Aviation High School.

    45-30 36th Street (Sunnyside)

    $70,000

    Votes: 97

  • Renovate Auditorium at Newcomers High School

    Education

    Update sound system and replace chairs in the auditorium of Newcomers High School. The auditorium is shared between Newcomers High School and the Academy of American Studies.

    28-01 41st Avenue (Dutch Kills)

    $250,000

    Votes: 47

  • Smart Boards for P.S. 166

    Education

    Purchase 40 Smart Boards for P.S. 166.

    33-09 35th Avenue, Astoria

    $240,000

    Votes: 101

  • Technology Upgrades for P.S. 12

    Education

    Purchase the following updated technological equipment for P.S. 12: 2 laptop carts (60 laptops), 10 printers for students with disabilities, 25 Smart Boards.

    42-00 72nd Street, Woodside

    Votes: 60

  • Security Cameras for Bryant High School

    Education

    Expand security camera system to cover perimeter of school (4 cameras).

    48-10 31st Avenue, Long Island City

    $48,000

    Votes: 119

  • Woodside Houses Security Cameras

    Housing

    Additional security cameras are needed at the following locations to improve safety conditions for residents: 31-50 51st Street, 31-49 49th Street, 50-54 Broadway and 50-14 Broadway.

    Woodside Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 141

  • Replace Playground Sprinklers

    Housing

    Two playground at the Woodside Hosues need sprinklers replaced. The current ones do not work properly.

    Woodside Houses

    $425,000

    Votes: 104

  • Queensbridge Houses Security Cameras

    Housing

    Add two security cameras to each parking lot (41st Road and 10th Street, 41st Road and 12th Street). The residents currently don’t feel safe in the parking lots.

    Queensbridge Hosues

    $500,000

    Votes: 228

  • Ravenswood Houses Security Cameras

    Housing

    Additional security cameras are needed at the Ravenswood Houses.

    Ravenswood Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 129

  • Playground Upgrades at Woodside Houses

    Housing

    Replace the playground mats for two playgrounds at the Woodside Houses.

    Woodside Houses

    $500,000

    Votes: 110

  • Dutch Kills Pedestrian Safety

    Transit

    Installation of bus bulbs on 31st Street at 36th Avenue and 39th Avenue. Project will construct full bus bulbs at these bus stops, which will create a seamless path from the sidewalk and subway station entrance.

    Dutch Kills

    $300,000

    Votes: 107

  • Composting Site

    Sanitation

    This project will initiate the relocation of the composting facility to a new site 1,000 feet away that will allow for an expansion of services, includes better drainage, bioswales and an outdoor classroom.

    Queensbridge Baby Park, Long Island City

    $400,000

    Votes: 101

  • Composting Sifter and Bagger

    Sanitation

    An industrial sifter and industrial bagger are integral for this composting site to keep up with the growing demand for composting in New York City.

    Queensbridge Baby Park, Long Island City

    $150,000

    Votes: 75

  • Renovation of Hart Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovation of the playground spray-shower, basketball courts, fencing and plantings.

    37th Avenue, Woodside

    $600,000

    Votes: 69

District 27
I. Daneek Miller

Funded Projects

  • Roy Wilkins Park Enhancement

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Enhancement of existing outdoor performance space at Roy Wilkins Park for programming such as readings or small concerts.

    177-01 Baisley Boulevard

    $450,000

    Votes: 1,108

     

  • Upgrade Jamaica Performing Arts Center

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Equipment purchases and repairs to upgrade the sound and lighting systems in the theater.

    153-10 Jamaica Avenue

    $120,000

    Votes: 995

  • Road Resurfacing

    Streets

    Several major thoroughfares in the district are in need of immediate repairs in order to protect vehicles and pedestrians.

    TBD by Community Boards 12 & 13

    $400,000

    Votes: 840

  • York Early College Academy

    Education

    Purchase 13 smart boards with an overhead projector and one laptop cart.

    108-35 167th Street

    Votes: 579

  • Technology Upgrades at I.S. 59

    Education

    Funds will purchase 10 smart boards and an overhead projector.

    132-55 Ridgedale Street

    $60,000

    Votes: 619

Other Projects

District 29
Karen Koslowitz

Funded Projects

  • On the Go! Real-Time Subway Information

    Transportation

    Receive a real-time subway status information, a countdown for the nest scheduled train, station service advisories and much more.

    71st Avenue/Kew gardens/63rd Drive, District Wide

    $91,000

    Votes: 676

  • Security Cameras

    Public Safety

    Install 10 new ARGUS cameras to monitor crimes, making the neighborhood a safer place.

    District Wide

    $350,000

    Votes: 698

  • Staying Cool in School

    Education

    The funds for this project will be allocated towards electrical upgrades so that air condition systems an be placed in common spaces (such as cafeterias and libraries) in our schools.

    P.S. 139, P.S. 175, P.S. 99

    $675,000

    Votes: 591

Other Projects

  • Wayfinder Signs on Queens Boulevard

    Transportation

    The Wayfinder signs will be placed on the busy areas of Queens Boulevard. These signs will inform pedestrians of where they are and what is nearby.

    Queens Boulevard

    $35,000

    Votes: 274

     

  • Bus Trackers

    Transportation

    This project will install electronic signs along eight of the major stops for the Q60 and Q23 bus routes that will tell riders when the next bus is arriving in real time.

    District Wide

    $300,000

    Votes: 441

  • A Safer Intersection- Queens & Junction

    Streets

    Install a 444 square foot curb extension on the eastern corner of Junction Boulevard, narrowing the intersection and creating a 90 degree turn from Queens Boulevard on to Junction Boulevard to improve Safety.

    $275,000

    Votes: 468

  • Adult Workout Station in MacDonald Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Install fitness equipment that can be utilized by individuals or small groups. The equipment will be placed at easily accessible areas of the park making it hassle free to exercise.

    $300,000

    Votes: 389

  • ADA Enhancements for Playgrounds

    Parks & Recreation

    Install ADA equipment at Ehrenreich-Austin Playground and Horace Harding Playground so that disabled children can have more play options.

    $100,000

    Votes: 426

  • Willow Lake Trail Restoration

    Parks & Recreation

    This project would allocate $300,000 toward the overall cost of the walking path restoration.

    $300,000

    Votes: 503

  • Broadway-Bound Schools

    Education

    This project would help fund auditorium renovations at 8 schools in our district that are desperate for upgrades. These upgrades would specifically include audio-visual upgrades and new stage lights.

    District Wide

    $900,000

    Votes: 471

  • Installing the Knowledge of Students

    Education

    This project will fund the implementation of full equipped science labs in two of our schools that currently have no formal science lab.

    P.S. 220 and J.H.S. 157

    $800,000

    Votes: 577

  • North Forest Park Library Renovation

    ArtsCulture & Community

    This is a small library that has not seen any major renovations since it was originally built. This renovation will go towards the upfates that the library deserves.

    $250,000

    Votes: 365

  • ADA Doors at District Libraries

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    This project will install automatic doors at North Forest Park, Rego Park, Forest Hills and Richmond Hill Libraries making the libraries more accessible to the elderly and the disabled.

    $200,000

    Votes: 311

District 31
Donovan J. Richards

Funded Projects

  • Sound and Projection System

    Education

    The students and members of the community will be able to have shows and workshops in the auditorium, which will have new lighting, curtains, sound system and projector.

    143-10 Springfield Boulevard, Springfield Education Complex

    $525,000

    Votes: 1,614

  • Music Studio

    Youth

    I.S. 231 has a high population of low income families and students, which means they need added inspiration and motivation. Adding a music studio to their school will boost morale.

    145-00 Springfield Gardens, Springfield Gardens

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,031

  • Installation of Reading and Chess Area

    Parks and Recreation

    Brookville Park and Springfield Gardens Park are requesting reading gardens to facilitate the opportunities for visitors and residents of the local communities to sit, read and enjoy rounds of chess.

    Springfield Gardens- Brookville, Springfield Gardens

    $400,000

    Votes: 945

Other Projects

  • P.S. 251 Science lab Upgrade

    Youth

    The current laboratory is outdated, which prevents the students from learning modern research methods. They will be exposed to up-to-date research technology that can be used for research projects.

    144-51 Arthur Street, Springfield Gardens

    $400,000

    Votes: 896

  • Park Entrance Signage

    Parks and Recreation

    Brookville Park and Springfield Gardens Park need a more effective signage system to provide effective information and directions for people to find their way through the parks.

    Both Parks- Brookville, Springfield Gardens

    $350,000

    Votes: 674

  • Brookville Park Basketball Court

    Parks and Recreation

    Brookville Park needs basketball court amenities to be updated for the safety and recreation of the local residents and athletic clubs that utilize the facilities.

    Brookville Road, Brookville

    $450,000

    Votes: 867

  • Francis Lewis Boulevard Greenway Median

    Public Safety

    The median will help to decrease speeding and drag racing of motorcycles and cars. It would also add to the beautification of the neighborhood as additional green space.

    130th Avenue and 121st Avenue, Springfield Gardens

    $315,000

    Votes: 689

District 32
Eric A. Ulrich

Funded Projects

  • Technology Upgrades at Local Schools

    Education

    Technology upgrades at: P.S. 90 Horace Mann, P.S. 97 Forest Park, P.S. 66 Jacqueline Kennedy ONassis, P.S. 306 NYC Academy for Discovery.

    $300,000

    Votes: 465

  • Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    Full renovation of the auditorium at P.S. 64.

    82-01 101st Avenue, Ozone Park

    $300,000

    Votes:273

  • 9/11 Memorial- Forest Park

    Memorial and Public Space

    Refurbishment of the 9/11 Memorial in Forest Park.

    $250,000

    Votes: 239

  • Emergency Call Boxes in Forest Park

    Public Safety

    Installation of Emergency Call Boxes throughout Forest Park to improve safety.

    $140,000

    Votes: 312

  • Library Upgrades

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Money to go towards full interior renovations at Richmond Hill Library and for technology and security upgrades at Ozone Park Library.

    $200,000

    Votes: 326

Other Projects

  • Equity Park Improvements

    Parks & Recreation

    Creation of a green space within Equity Park to include grass area, trees, pathways and benches.

    $400,000

    Votes: 232

  • Forest Park Dog Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Renovation of the Forest Park Dog Park with new fencing, signage and benches.

    $175,000

    Votes: 189

  • Lt. Clinton L. Whiting Square

    Memorial and Public Space

    Installation of a new stone pavers, enhanced landscaping and benches.

    $240,000

    Votes: 91

District 33
Stephen T. Levin

Funded Projects

  • Safer Pedestrian Crossings on Meeker Avenue

    Streets

    This high-speed corridor has seen 3 fatalities and 104 serious injuries in the last 3 years. Sidewalk extensions will be installed at 3 intersections to decrease crossing distances and increase safety.

    Lorimer, Manhattan and Graham Avenues; Greenpoint and Williamsburg

    $300,000

    Votes: 700

  • NYCHA Playground/Active Space Renovation

    Housing

    Independence Towers and Wyckoff Gardens: The ball courts and playgrounds at these neighborhood play areas have damaged equipment and falling apart fences. Help give these neighborhood spaces a lift!

    114 Taylor Street and 185 Nevins Street, South Williamsburg and Gowanus

    $500,000

    Votes: 856

Other Projects

  • Greenway Sidewalk Reconstruction

    Streets

    Sidewalk repairs between Kent and Flushing Avenue. Improve conditions and create access for wheelchair users and others to the former naval Hospital Cemetery- soon to become a public recreational space!

    Williamsburg Street West, South Williamsburg

    $500,000

    Votes: 497

  • Preserving Historic Street Lamps

    Streets

    Historic street lamps have illuminated Atlantic Avenue for 30+ years and many lamps have been damaged and removed. Eleven street lamps need to be replaced to restore the avenue to its former beauty.

    Atlantic Avenue Court Street-4th Avenue, Boerum Hill

    $225,000

    Votes: 316

  • Green Space Landscaping and Beautification

    Housing

    Community green space is neglected- there are exposed pipes jutting into what should be a play area! There is enormous need for landscaping, trees and plants, which can improve these garden spaces.

    Taylor/Wythe/Independence/Berry, South Williamsburg

    $300,000

    Votes: 792

  • Lighting and Accessibility for All!

    Housing

    Increase safety and quality of life for residents as well as neighbors of Williams Plaza by improving development lighting and remedying needed entrance accessibility problems.

    325 Roebling Street, South Williamsburg

    $400,000

    Votes: 530

  • Mic Check!

    Education

    This project will fund new sound system equipment in Brooklyn High School of the Arts and in Van Arsdale High School. Five schools share two auditoriums that haven’t been upgraded in 15 years.

    345 Dean Street and 257 North 6th Street, Williamsburg and Boerum Hill

    $300,000

    Votes: 248

  • P.S. 31: Upgrade Our Computer lab!

    Education

    our 15-year-old computers are older than our students, and our printers are broken. Please vote to completely upgrade our technology program by funding new computers and printers for our 600 students.

    75 Meserole Avenue, Greenpoint

    $160,000

    Votes: 476

  • P.S. 110: Install Modern Technology

    Education

    Help us provide STEM science-appropriate classroom technology for our students. The most central place to get the ball rolling is state-of-the-art smart boards. Please vote to help us meet our goals.

    124 Monitor Street, Greenpoint

    $175,000

    Votes: 656

  • P.S. 38 and M.S. 447: Bathrooms that Work

    Education

    You say the flushers and faucets don’t work? Ick! Please vote to upgrade these facilities that are used by 1,000 students each day, If you do, we’ll have safer, cleaner, more sustainable bathrooms.

    450 Pacific Street and 345 Dean Street, Boerum Hill

    $260,000

    Votes: 661

  • P.S. 307: Build a 21st Century Library

    Education

    Our library hasn’t been updated since it was built in 1966. Help upgrade our old space and outdated technology wit ha media center that will include new technology and a comfortable space to learn.

    209 York Street, Vinegar Hill

    $150,000

    Votes: 391

  • P.S. 16: Re-Pave our Schoolyard

    Education

    Our schoolyard is old, cracked and becoming unsafe. Help us create a safe play area for our students during recess and for events like our annual dance festival. Vote to re-pave our schoolyard.

    157 Wilson Street, South Williamsburg

    $300,000

    Votes: 336

  • Khalil Gilbran High School: Give us Electricity

    Education

    What good is our new technology if we do not have the power to turn it on? Please vote to bring more power to our school.

    362 Schermerhorn Street, Boerum Hill

    $150,000

    Votes:378

District 34
Antonio Reynoso

Funded Projects

  • Community Tech Library and Media Center

    Education

    This proposal calls for a state of the art computer lab shared with the library. It includes premier technology for media and offers workshops, classes and special events for the community.

    207 Bushwick Avenue

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,086

  • Environmental Upgrade to P.S. 19

    Education

    Additions to playground: lights, benches and a green wall to absorb pollution from the BQE; a fence to separate the children’s playground, a rain water garden and outdoor classroom facilities.

    325 South 3rd Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 1,103

  • Playground Renovation

    Housing

    This playground is in serious need of a renovation. This project would include replacing old sprinklers with water efficient sprinklers, new basketball rims, blacktops for the courts and new benches.

    Williamsburg Houses

    $300,000

    Votes: 684

Other Projects

  • Upgrade to Macri Triangle

    Parks & Recreation

    This project involves leveling the ground for proper drainage, adding a wall of evergreens to reduce air pollution and noise, adding fencing and landscaping to beautify the area.

    Meeker and Union Avenues

    $400,000

    Votes: 430

  • Jaime Campiz Playground Resurfacing

    Parks & Recreation

    This proposal will resurface the basketball courts to make them vibrant and ready for play.

    Marcy Avenue

    $250,000

    Votes: 333

  • Sidewalk Extensions on Meeker Avenue

    Streets

    As a means to make conditions cafe for pedestrians and motorists alike, this proposal aims to install curb extensions. This will allow for pedestrians to have shorter distances to cross streets.

    Meeker Avenue and Graham Avenue

    $300,000

    Votes: 526

  • Passenger Van for Senior Center

    Seniors

    This center gets visits from about 200 seniors daily. This 14-passenger van would help pick up and drop off seniors to the center.

    9 Noll Street

    $45,000

    Votes: 439

  • Upgrade to Senior Center bathroom

    Seniors

    The senior center at Williamsburg Houses needs an upgrade to its wheelchair accessible bathroom.

    202 Graham Avenue

    $600,000

    Votes: 413

  • Expansion of Senior Center

    Seniors

    The Bushwick/Hylan Senior Center currently only has one room for activities including eating, expanding this senior center would create new space and allow for more services.

    50 Humboldt Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 402

  • Expansion of Senior Center

    Seniors

    The expansion of the Cooper Park Senior Center would include building new rooms for various activities and ample space for moving around.

    288 Frost Street

    $500,000

    Votes: 427

  • Technology Upgrade at P.S. 120

    Education

    With a big emphasis on technology education, this projects aims to enhance their computer lab by adding 32 computers, 1 smart board, 5 smart tables (for Pre-K students) and an electrical upgrade.

    18 Beaver Street

    $100,000

    Votes: 381

  • Technology Upgrade at P.S. 81

    Education

    This upgrade includes 30 smart boards for interactive learning in the classrooms and up to 100 new laptops for the 970 students.

    559 Cypress Avenue

    $355,000

    Votes: 306

  • Schoolyard Renovation at I.S. 77

    Education

    This project calls for renovating the basketball courts and adding outdoor benches and tables for students to eat outside.

    976 Seneca Avenue, Ridgewood

    $400,000

    Votes: 221

  • P.S. 147 Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    This project includes an electrical upgrade allowing for A/C installation and seating to replace the aged, broken seats. The renovated auditorium would be available for community events.

    325 Bushwick Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 544

  • Revamp the Community Center

    Housing

    This projects at Cooper Park calls for a permanent repair to the roof and replacing the current cracked cement with hardwood floors for the basketball court.

    76 Kingsland Avenue

    $400,000

    Votes: 563

  • Playground Renovation

    Housing

    The renovation of the playground between 130 Moore Street and 140 Moore Street will include an upgrade of sprinklers to more efficient ones, installation of new mats and better lighting.

    Bushwick Houses

    $300,000

    Votes: 474

  • Increase Lighting

    Housing

    Increasing the lighting to the exterior of Hylan Houses will improve visibility for residents and community members walking through the development and it would welcome more foot traffic.

    131 Moore Street

    $350,000

    Votes: 414

District 38
Carlos Menchaca

Funded Projects

  • Technology for Schools

    Education

    Improving access to technology for nine neighborhood schools that serve diverse communities: P.S. 1, M.S. 88, P.S. 676, P.S. 105, P.S. 310, P.S. 69 and New Voices Middle School.

    All across the district

    $965,000

    Votes: 3,299

  • P.S. 503/P.S. 506 Playground Lighting

    Education

    Install proper lighting to illuminate the school yards on weekdays and weekends.

    330 59th Street, Sunset Park

    $400,000

    Votes: 3,123

  • Expansion of Exit Doors at P.S. 169

    Education

    The door expansion of the 44th Street and 7th Avenue entrance will improve safety as students enter and leave the school and improve efficiency in a school with over 1,600 students.

    44th Street and 7th Avenue, Sunset Park

    $75,000

    Votes: 3,031

  • Bathroom Renovations

    Education

    The full renovation of the early childhood bathrooms at P.S. 15 and full renovations of all student and staff bathrooms at P.S. 94 to maintain hygiene of the schools.

    71 Sullivan Street and 5010 6th Avenue, Red Hook and Sunset Park

    $400,000

    Votes: 2,860

  • Outdoor Fitness Equipment

    Parks & Recreation

    Install fitness equipment outside of the Sunset Recreational Center to promote fitness and appeal to people of all fitness levels.

    Sunset Park

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,776

Other Projects

  • Electrical Upgrades

    Education

    Rewiring for air conditioners in the classrooms and main offices of J.H.S. 220 and P.S. 295.

    4812 9th Avenue and 330 18th Street, Sunset Park and Windsor Terrace

    $350,000

    Votes: 2,564

  • P.S. 10 WiFi Project

    Education

    Rewiring the WiFi reception in P.S. 10 (4 floors) and K290 (1 floor) to fix signal problems.

    511 7th Avenue and 500 19th Street, Park Slope

    $100,000

    Votes: 605

  • Red Hook WiFi

    Housing

    Installing 50 WiFi devices on the rooftops of Red Hook Houses in order to increase the coverage of free internet service to public houses in Red Hook.

    NYCHA Developments, Red Hook

    $200,000

    Votes: 783

  • Red Hook Library Multimedia Room

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Installing a smart board and projector, computers, surround sound speakers, and audio recording equipment in Red Hook Library, to provide more resources for better productivity.

    7 Wolcott Street, Red Hook

    $50,000

    Votes: 1,171

  • New Trees with Tree Guards

    Parks & Recreation

    Beautify blocks across the district by planting new trees with tree guards in front of homes, businesses and parks.

    Across the District

    $260,000

    Votes: 1,426

  • Grounds and Play Area Upgrade

    Parks & Recreation

    Create a safer environment for the toddlers and children through upgrades of equipment and surroundings at the playgrounds.

    Between 466 and 450 Columbia Street, NYCHA

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,251

  • Replace Fence in Sunset Park

    Parks & Recreation

    4-foot high fence replacement in Sunset Park.

    On 5th Avenue from 41st to 44th Streets, Sunset Park

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,981

  • Butterfly Garden Improvements

    Parks & Recreation

    Improve the conditions of the pavement of Butterfly Garden, and install seating areas for safe, educational use for both the students and the neighborhood.

    7th Avenue and 18th Street, Windsor Terrace

    $450,000

    Votes: 534

  • Benches on Path at Sunset Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Improvements to Sunset Park including repaving and new benches.

    Sunset Park

    $500,000

    Votes: 2,754

District 39
Brad Lander

Funded Projects

  • Technology for Local Arts Non-Profits

    ArtsCulture & Community

    New computers, projectors and storage servers for three well-established, local non-profits- Groundswell, Reelworks and Rooftop Films- to benefit the arts education of undeserved youth.

    Gowanus

    $90,000

    Votes: 1,027

     

  • A/C for P.S. 124 Cafeteria (Title 1 School)

    Education

    The below-ground cafeteria is plagued by heat from open kitchen and poor circulation. The space is unbearably hot spring thru fall. The school hosts summer programs and the space is used year round.

    515 4th Avenue (13th- 14th Streets), Park Slope

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,442

  • P.S.146/M.S. 448 Innovative Gym Renovation

    Education

    BNS/BCS serves 1,400 children. 50% qualify for free lunch. 30% have disabilities. Overcrowding is an issue. Renovation of a room (currently not usable) allows for physical fitness, yoga, dance, etc.

    610 Henry Street (3rd Place- 4th Place), Carroll Gardens

    $225,000

    Votes: 1,200

  • P.S 179 Auditorium Renovation

    Education

    A Title 1 school with 1,000 students; 45% are English Language Learners. The renovation would make a decrepit auditorium functional with a wireless sound system, new curtains and a refurbished stage.

    202 Avenue C (East 2nd Street- East 3rd Street), Kensington

    $230,000

    Votes: 1,196

  • Make Union Street & 9th Street Greener

    Environment

    A green corridor taking shape along Union Street will be extended between Bond and 4th Avenue. Bioswales will capture storm water and create habitat. Pending geotechnical study, 9th Street will also be greened this way.

    Union Street and 9th Street, Bond- 4th Avenue, Gowanus

    $150,000

    Votes: 1,100

  • New Drainage along Path in Prospect Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Fix flooding along path near Dongan oak Monument by excavating the area, reconstructing catch basins and installing new drainage. This is a popular area for runners and pedestrians along East Drive.

    Between Battle Pass and the Zoo, Prospect Park

    $200,000

    Votes: 997

  • Four Safer Intersection on Hicks Street

    Streets

    Augment an existing project to make painted curb extensions permanent with concrete, at four high-crash intersections: Kane, Sackett, Union and Summit Streets. Improve pedestrian and traffic safely.

    Hicks Street between Kane and Summit Streets, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens

    $300,000

    Votes: 1,077

Other Projects

  • Art in the 4th Avenue F/G Subway Station

    ArtsCulture & Community

    To accompany its recent renovation, this station will receive a new art installation (specific location TBD) to serve as a major landmark and a symbol of our neighborhoods’ investment in the arts.

    4th Avenue between 9th and 10th Streets, Gowanus and Park Slope

    $325,000

    Votes: 725

  • Park Slope Library Storytelling Garden

    ArtsCulture & Community

    Convert the branch’s south lawn into an edible garden with raised beds and benches. In the sheltered hollow behind the building, construct a child-friendly micro-amphitheater for outdoor storytelling.

    431 6th Avenue at 9th Street, Park Slope

    $250,000

    Votes: 936

  • Windsor Terrace Stormwater Greenstreet

    Environment

    Inclusion of a greenstreet enhancement to a pedestrian refuge to capture storm water, calm traffic, provide stewardship partnership opportunities (like nearby with P.S. 154) and beautify the area.

    Prospect park Southwest and 16th Street, Windsor Terrace

    $80,000

    Votes: 832

  • Kids Play Area at St. Mary’s Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Funding to help add a kid’s play area to a planned park renovation. Soft, resilient surface will allow for safe play or small sports and absorb rainwater. Park is under the elevated tracks along Smith Street.

    Smith Street (Luquer-Huntington), Gowanus and Carroll Gardens

    $250,000

    Votes: 640

  • Water Service for Thomas Cuite Park

    Parks & Recreation

    Restore water service to the water fountain in Thomas Cuite Park by excavating the street and replacing broken pipes. This local park has a playground and grassy area, located near the Prospect Expressway.

    11th Avenue an 19th Street, Windsor Terrace

    $350,000

    Votes: 453

  • More Turnstiles at 7th Avenue F/G Station

    Transit

    Install approximately 6 low turnstiles at both the 7th Avenue entrance and the 8th Avenue entrance; move unused token booth from center of station to 7th Avenue entrance. End the lines!

    7th Avenue F/G Subway Station, Park Slope

    $200,000

    Votes: 768

District 44
David G. Greenfield

Funded Projects

  • Street Repair and Resurfacing

    Streets

    Potholes, street caves and ridges can cause major damage to both cars and pedestrians. These funds will go towards fixing the worst streets.

    To be Determined by the DOT, District Wide

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,555

  • Beautify Boro Park

    Streets

    Planting 100 new tree throughout Boro Park to beautify the neighborhood.

    To Be Determined by the DOT, Borough Park

    $170,000

    Votes: 1,110

  • B11 Bus Time Signs

    Transit

    Electronic signs will be installed along the B11 and B6 lines to inform passengers of the next bus’ arrival. The Department of Transportation will install 10 signs along the B11 route.

    To Be Determined by the DOT, District Wide

    $200,000

    Votes: 1,395

  • New OHEL Headquarters

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Funding for the new OHEL headquarters to be located on Avenue M. This will serve as the main campus for the well-respected charity and allow for expanded community services to families and residents.

    East 14th Street and Avenue M, Midwood

    $500,000

    Votes: 1,040

Other Projects

  • Renovations to Friends Field

    Parks & Recreation

    Upgrade and expand existing playground.

    East 4th Street and Avenue L, Midwood

    $500,000

    Votes: 777

  • Renovations to Kolbert Playground

    Parks & Recreation

    Improve Kolbert Playground so that children have a safe place to play and seniors have somewhere to relax.

    East 17th Street and Avenue L, Midwood

    $500,000

    Votes: 563

  • Renovations to Samuel Goldberg Triangle

    Parks & Recreation

    This triangle is an important green space in the neighborhood. With a large tree providing shade to the benches in this plaza, this site is a popular destination for senior citizens.

    65th Street and Avenue O, Bensonhurst

    $150,000

    Votes: 310

  • E-Tech Support at P.S. 231

    Education

    Establish equal access to technology by purchasing three laptop carts with 24 laptops each.

    5601 16th Avenue #5, Borough Park

    $195,000

    Votes: 189

  • Electrical Upgrades at P.S. 99

    Education

    Upgrades the school’s electrical system so it can support adequate lighting and necessary new technologies.

    1120 East 10th Street, Midwood

    $400,000

    Votes: 270

  • Support the Arts Auditorium Upgrade

    Education

    Art programs are vital to the growth of a young mind. Refurbishing the auditorium at I.S. 96 will have a drastic impact on the school’s productions and meetings.

    99 Avenue P, Bensonurst

    $75,000

    Votes: 398

  • Air Conditioning at P.S. 134

    Education

    Rewire the school’s electrical system to support air conditioning on the third floor.

    4001 18th Avenue, Midwood

    $200,000

    Votes: 420

  • E-Tech Support at P.S. 192

    Education

    Establish equal access to technology by upgrading and installing 20 new computers at the school.

    4715 18th Avenue, Borough Park

    $90,000

    Votes: 223

  • Children’s Room at Midwood Library

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Upgrade the existing children’s room in order to increase capacity and utilization.

    975 East 16th Street, Midwood

    $100,000

    Votes: 565

  • New Lighting at Highlawn Library

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Installing new lights to increase visibility and readership.

    1664 West 13th Street, Gravesend

    $150,000

    Votes: 387

District 45
Jumaane D. Williams

Funded Projects

  • Computers for Job Readiness and Placement

    Education

    This job readiness and job placement program will help reduce unemployment and underemployment in the 45th District for 20 neighbors at a time via these desktop computers.

    1401 Flatbush Avenue, Suite 203

    $36,025

    Votes: 481

  • Technology & Media Space- Rugby Library

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Technology space to be incorporated into the schematic of the youth section of the branch renovation plan. Includes computers, printer/3D printer and wiring for technology.

    1000 Utica Avenue, District Wide

    $35,000

    Votes: 453

  • Safe Neighborhood Streets

    Streets

    There is a safety concern on East 59th Street and Glenwood Road in the form of a damaged sidewalk. Help us to protect the humans and animals who travel down that street.

    59th Street near Glenwood Road, Street near Glenwood Housing

    $40,000

    Votes: 457

  • Smart Boards for Smart Children

    Education

    Install smart boards to the Kurt Hahn School in Tilden High School Campus to decrease the digital divide for 338 students and increase their chances for success.

    5800 Tilden Avenue

    $100,000

    Votes: 321

  • A Room With a View

    Education

    Improve experience for 534 youth and adults. Replace 50 year old seats, which are in poor condition, add seating for disabled and people in wheelchairs and replace curtain on the stage and windows.

    4801 Avenue D

    $342,000

    Votes: 654

  • Improve Our Restrooms

    Education

    Repair 4 adult and 4 youth bathrooms. Repair these 8 spaces and move the radiators in the 4 youth bathrooms to make them less accessible to children. This will increase the safety of 468 children.

    4801 Avenue D

    $150,000

    Votes: 648

  • Tech Upgrade- I.S. 285

    Education

    Installing computers will address the lack of access to innovative learning resources at I.S. 285. Computers will be accessible to all students and benefit their learning experience.

    5909 Beverly Road

    $35,000

    Votes: 362

Other Projects

  • Upgrade My Workout

    Education

    Upgrade the gym at Tilden High School Campus. Improve the gym that is used by 1,000 plus students and the staff that support them.

    5800 Tilden Avenue, Tilden High School Campus

    $400,000

    Votes: 233

  • Can You Hear Me Now?- Part 1

    Education

    Improve safety for over 1,000 students in Tilden High School Campus by repairing the P.A. system in the school. Currently they have to share emergency information one room at a time.

    5800 Tilden Avenue, Tilden High School Campus

    $500,000

    Votes: 261

District 47
Mark Treyger

Funded Projects

  • Technology in Schools

    Education

    Funds will be used for technology upgrades in P.S. 128, P.S. 101 and P.S./I,S, 228.

    District Wide

    $225,000

    Votes: 383

  • Coney island Street Repairs

    Streets

    Money will be allocated to resurface streets in the Coney Island area.

    $400,000

    Votes: 549

  • Coney Island Hospital Bus Stop Improvements

    Streets

    Funds will be used to reconfigure the bus stop at Coney Island Hospital to improve safety.

    Ocean Parkway and Avenue Z, Gravesend

    $500,000

    Votes: 396

Other Projects

  • Coney Island Library: 2nd Floor Renovation

    Arts Culture and Community Facilities

    Money will be allocated to renovate the second floor of the Coney Island Library.

    1901 Mermaid Avenue

    $500,000

    Votes: 360

  • Bensonhurst and Gravesend Street Repairs

    Streets

    Money will be allocated to resurface streets in the Bensonhurst and Gravesend area.

    $400,000

    Votes: 325

  • Intersection Safety Improvements

    Streets

    Funds will be used to improve the safety of the intersection at 86th Street and 25th Avenue.

    86th Street and 25th Avenue, Bensonhurst

    $500,000

    Votes: 258

  • Carey Gardens Fence Reconstruction

    Housing

    Funds will be used to reconstruct fences surrounding the playground and basketball courts at Carey Gardens.

    2964 West 23rd Street

    $400,000

    Votes: 348

  • Scarangella Park Renovation

    Parks & Recreation

    Reconstruct playground including play equipment, safety surface, pavement, fences, lighting, basketball court and landscaping.

    West 13th Street and Avenue U, Bensonhurst

    $500,000

    Votes: 150

  • Kaiser Park Skate Area

    Parks & Recreation

    The construction of a new skate area in Kaiser Park.

    Neptune Avenue, Coney Island

    $500,000

    Votes: 287