The Transportation, Historical Preservation and Landmarks Committee advocates for safe mobility and transportation infrastructure in Central Harlem.  Working with partners art the City's Department of Transportation (DOT), Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and other agencies to address and respond to all transportation needs.  Each recommendation is a thoughtful response which carefully takes into account the needs

The Parks and Recreation Committee's primary goal is to advocate for the improvement of the district's parks and recreation facilities by engaging community residents, non- profit organizations, elected officials and government agencies. The Parks & Recreation Committee meets on the second Wednesday of each month via Zoom. Meetings are livestreamed and recorded on Facebook Live.

The Economic Development Committee works to encourage and support existing businesses and future commercial business, understanding that one of the key elements of a thriving community is flourishing business and equal opportunity.  The Committee works wit the developers, business improvement districts, merchant associations and government agencies to foster the creation and retention of small, locally

The Health & Human Services Committee is charged with the responsibility of advocating for the overall better health of our community by addressing issues and concerns such as health threats and hazardous environmental conditions and by supporting efforts to improve service facilities such as hospitals, clinics and other treatment centers.  The Committee hopes that by

The Senior Task Force meets on the third Thursday of each month via Zoom.  The Senior Task Force meeting will resume January 2023. Meetings are also livestreamed and recorded on our Facebook Live. Live feeds of zoom meetings are available for broadcasting upon request. Click Here to Join Zoom Meeting Zoom Link - https://us06web.zoom.us/j/91383842609 Click Here

The Education Youth & Libraries Committee is committee to working through the relevant governmental and non governmental agencies and organizations to foster the improvement of educational services to the community and coordinate with teachers, principals, parents and students to make them aware of their options.  The Committee hopes that by being the liaison between educational

AGENDA - Public Safety - October 102022.docx (2)The Public Safety Committee's purpose is to increase public safety in Central Harlem by working collaboratively with local and citywide stakeholders to promote evidence- based and innovative solutions, strategies and tactics to reduce, prevent and deter criminal behavior with a particular focus on youth.  The Committee does this

The Land Use Committee fulfills its City Charter- mandated duties through its participation in the New York City Uniform Land Use Review Process (ULURP).  Additionally, the Committee reviews and provides feedback on as-of right projects to optimize community benefits, when possible as it relates to historic preservation.  The Committee is committed to identifying and preserving

The District Needs Community Forum will convene on today, Friday, October 21st from 3pm- 5pm Please see link below to register. You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Oct 21, 2022 03:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Topic: District Needs Community Forum Register in advance for this webinar: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PBL94YTPRNCBvUsAL_ZQKg After registering, you will

DFTA’s AP Summary Hearing for the five boroughs are scheduled for this month. This is an opportunity for older persons, service providers and advocates to review the 2023-24 Annual Plan, identity priority needs, recommend ways to enhance services, and suggest an agenda for legislative advocacy to DFTA and its Senior Advisory Council. Due to COVID-19