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Enforcement for New Trash and Compost Set-Out Rules Begins January 2025

News, Sanitation /

Starting January 2, 2025, enforcement begins for the new NYC rule requiring residential properties with 1–9 units to use bins (55 gallons or less) with secure lids for setting out trash. This regulation also applies to special-use buildings receiving NYC Department of Sanitation collection, such as NYC agencies, houses of worship, and nonprofits. Businesses that […]

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GBHI Program – Housing Assistance for Substance Users

BAC’s GBHI program provides essential resources and services to help individuals who use substances and are in need of housing assistance. Services include: substance use treatment with a harm reduction approach, assistance in housing needs, mental health and substance use screening. Eligibility: individuals looking for housing support or assistance, individuals who engage in substance use.

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Tree Youth Services – Substance Use Assistance for Young Adults

Young adults aged 18-25 with concerns about substance use and housing can join Tree Youth Services and take advantage of the following offerings: support for substance use issues, housing support, referral to mental health and vocational services, tobacco cessation, harm reduction education and supplies, Hepatitis C, STI and HIV testing, and access to support groups. Plus gift card rewards and metrocards are distributed to participants.

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Upcoming Webinars on NYC’s Congestion Relief Zone Program

MTA, News /

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 traffic, improve air quality, and fund better public transit. To help the public understand how the program works, the MTA is hosting eight public webinars

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YourPeer • Services for Unhoused and Unstably Housed Youth

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.

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December 2024 Meetings

CB14 Meetings /

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 to online meetings, to sign up to make announcements, or to RSVP. Receive our meeting calendar via email by signing up to the CB14 newsletter.

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Congestion Pricing in Manhattan Begins January 5, 2025: What You Need to Know

MTA, News /

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 plan, with tolling in the Congestion Relief Zone set to begin at midnight on Sunday, January 5, 2025. Later this week, a series of public

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NYC Drought Alert Escalated to Warning: What It Means and How to Help

News, Utilities, Weather /

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 the city and its watershed. If conditions worsen, a drought emergency may be declared, requiring stricter water conservation measures across the city. City agencies have

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