What is Participatory Budgeting?
- Costa Constantinides (District 22, Queens)
For the 2014-2015 cycle, participatory budgeting process :
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Unveiled our @PB_NYC ballot. RT to spread the word. Tnx to all who participated so far! #PB22 http://t.co/jDtzrOBahH pic.twitter.com/oGx5hgr6PG
— Costa Constantinides (@Costa4NY) March 6, 2015
PBBallotRelease
Vote for up to five [5] projects
* Parks and Recreation * Public Housing * Public Schools *Streets, Sidewalks, and Transportation
Find out where to vote!
Visit council.nyc.gov/PB
Email pbnyc @ council.nyc.gov
Follow at @PB_NYC
Text “PBNYC” to 212-676- 8384*
*Standard messaging rates apply
Constantinides Unveils Participatory Budgeting Ballot
Astoria, N.Y. - Residents of the 22nd Council District will have the opportunity to vote on how to spend $1 Million on projects throughout the neighborhood. They will get to choose their favorite five out of a ballot of eighteen project proposals.
A sample of the finalized ballot was introduced today (click to see ballot).
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- ASTORIA
- LONG ISLAND CITY
- WOODSIDE
- EAST ELMHURST
- JACKSON HEIGHTS
Project Expos: February-March 2015 Delegates present draft project proposals to the community and get feedback, with which they revise the projects.
Community Vote: March-April 2015 Residents vote on which projects to fund at voting sites throughout the district.VOTE the week of April 13 - 19
Implementation & Monitoring: April 2015 onwards
The Council Members submit their spending priorities to the City Council’s Finance Division, including the winning PB projects, for inclusion in the City budget. Community members evaluate the process, and oversee the implementation of projects.
Research and Evaluation happens throughout these stages,
to improve the process for next year.