Help to remove snow and ice from bus stops, step streets, and other locations throughout the city this winter. Snow shovelers will be paid $18.54 per hour, and $27.81 per hour after the first 40 hours worked in a week. Interested? Schedule an appointment online to register as a snow shoveler.
NYC Needs Emergency Snow Shovelers! Winter 2024/5 Read More »
Starting January 5, 2025, vehicles entering Manhattan’s Congestion Relief Zone (local streets and avenues at or below 60th Street) will be charged a toll. This program is designed to reduce
Upcoming Webinars on NYC’s Congestion Relief Zone Program Read More »
YourPeer is a mobile-first web application designed to assist unhoused and unstably housed youth aged 16 to 24 in accessing vital services across New York City. Co-designed with input from the youth community, the platform provides a user-friendly experience to help users navigate and connect with over 2,500 peer-validated services at more than 1,300 locations citywide. By partnering with government agencies and service providers, YourPeer ensures its information remains accurate and up to date.
YourPeer • Services for Unhoused and Unstably Housed Youth Read More »
Below you will find CB14’s December 2024 meeting calendar & agendas. Watch live and archived meetings on the CB14 YouTube channel. Register on our online meeting calendar to receive links
December 2024 Meetings Read More »
The New York City Department of Sanitation announced that in observance of Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 28, 2024, there will be NO trash, curbside composting nor recycling collection on the
Sanitation Collection Changes for Thanksgiving 2024 Read More »
On November 14, 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the phased implementation of New York’s Congestion Pricing program, which had previously been on hold. The MTA Board has now approved the
Congestion Pricing in Manhattan Begins January 5, 2025: What You Need to Know Read More »
New York City has elevated its drought status to a drought warning, the second of three levels in the city’s water conservation declarations. This escalation reflects ongoing precipitation shortages affecting
NYC Drought Alert Escalated to Warning: What It Means and How to Help Read More »
Recent instances of brush fires in New York City, driven by prolonged dry weather, highlight the importance of staying informed and prepared. While often associated with rural areas, brush fires
Brush Fire Safety: Tips and Education Events in NYC Parks Read More »
The Office of Civil Justice will hold its seventh annual public hearing on New York City’s Universal Access to Legal Services program, a key initiative that supports tenants facing eviction.
Public Hearing on NYC’s Universal Access to Legal Services Program Read More »
In case you missed it… Starting November 12, 2024, all properties with 1-9 residential units must use bins (55 gallons or less) with secure lids for trash collection. This change
