The last day to take action to remove your property from the sale is June 2, 2025 If property owners have unpaid property taxes or water/sewer charges, the lien sale allows the City of New York to sell the unpaid charges to a third party to collect on the debt. While the property is not […]
Lien Sale Is EXTENDED to June 3, 2025. Read More »
The New York City Department of Sanitation announced that there would be no trash, curbside compost or recycling collection on Monday, May 26, 2025, in observance of Memorial Day.
Sanitation Collection Changes for Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, 2025 Read More »
In 2023, the NYC Department of Transportation presented a plan to expand the bike lane network in Community District 14, connected with the Citi Bike’s Phase 3 expansion Community Board Meeting Presentations and Recordings
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If property owners have unpaid property taxes or water/sewer charges, the lien sale allows the City of New York to sell the unpaid charges to a third party to collect on the debt. While the property is not sold, this can be the first step toward foreclosure if not addressed. Property owners at risk of
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Jump to: The NYC Charter Revision Commission and the NYC Commission to Strengthen Local Democracy, which are reviewing the New York City Charter, have each released preliminary reports outlining areas they may explore further as they continue their work. Both commissions are continuing their review processes, with further updates and recommendations expected later this year.
City Charter Revision: Preliminary Reports Released Read More »
A special election is coming up to fill the State Senate seat in District 22.
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Need support with tech challenges? Neighborhood Tech Help offers free one-on-one tech support at locations near you. Digital Navigators are available to help with a wide range of issues including avoiding scams, recovering passwords, accessing low-cost internet, using communication tools, finding reliable health information, and navigating online services. Support may be available in multiple languages. Call the hotline (10 AM–5 PM, Mon/Wed/Fri, except holidays) or email for help, or bring your device to a participating location for in-person support.
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Download this guide, provided by State Senator Zellnor Myrie, as a resource for individuals seeking abortion care and contraception in New York City. It is designed to ensure that New Yorkers—and those traveling from out of state—have the information and support needed to access safe, legal reproductive healthcare
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Download this comprehensive directory of resources for older adults, compiled by State Senator Zellnor Myrie’s Office. The guide includes information on advocacy and action groups, aging in place, caregiver support, community boards, consumer protection, continuing education, crime victim assistance, cultural and recreational opportunities, elder abuse prevention, emergency preparedness, employment and unemployment services, government benefits, health care, housing, legal resources, LGBTQ+ services, long-term care, pet care, police community councils, senior centers, transportation, veterans’ benefits, volunteer opportunities, and more.
Senior Resource Guide Read More »
Is your child a struggling reader? Join LAC virtual office hours to meet the founders and new principal of Central Brooklyn Literacy Academy. The school’s mission is to break the cycle of illiteracy for students with dyslexia, language-based learning disabilities, and others who face reading challenges. Learn how their literacy-focused public school will support students in becoming stronger readers.
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