Latest Announcements
Jan 20th Second Public Hearing on Empire Station Complex
Please note that the second public hearing has been set for January 20th, 2022 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, utilizing the Zoom video communications and teleconferencing platform, to consider: (a) the proposed adopted General Project Plan for the proposed Pennsylvania Station Area Civic and Land Use Improvement Project [formerly known as the Empire Station Complex Civic and Land Use Improvement Project]; (b) the ESD Staff’s Proposed Revisions to the adopted General Project Plan; and (c) the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (“DEIS”) for the Project. Sign up here to attend the virtual public hearing. The number for calling in is +1 646 558 8656 and the meeting ID is 813 7622 5529. Additional information explaining how to participate in the virtual public hearing is available on ESD’s website Read More
CB5 District Survey now Live!
Do you live or work in the CB5 District? If so, we want to hear from you on what issues matter most to you. Fill out our survey here! Read More
7th Ave What's Happening Here
Please find attached the WHH Flyer for 7th Ave., Central Park South to 46th St. Bicycle Safety Improvements project. Implementation is scheduled this month. Read More
Mental Health Forum: Assisting people with serious mental illness
All are invited to a virtual panel discussion sponsored by Manhattan Community Boards 4 and 5. Oct. 28, 2021 | 6-8 pm. Submit your questions for the forum and register here Read More
Updated guidance for small business owners
The NYC Department of Small Business Services is providing updated guidance for small businesses as it relates to vaccine requirements ('The Key to NYC' initiative), the Open Storefronts program and the FAIRER (Fine and Interest Reduction Enabling Recovery) Program. More info here! Read More
The New York Independent Redistricting Commission wants to hear from you!
The New York State Independent Redistricting Commission will hold public hearings to solicit input from communities throughout the State. And the Commission is eager to receive input from all New Yorkers. Public participation is crucial to the success of the Commission! Find out here how to get involved.