Queens CB1 [2016]

Queens Community Board 1

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Queens Community Board 1 covers all of Astoria, parts of Long Island City, and Woodside, Queens. Our boundaries are: North – East River, Bowery Bay, East – 81st Street, Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, South – Queens Plaza No., Northern Boulevard, LIRR Tracks and West – East River.

The purpose of each New York City Community Board is to encourage and facilitate the participation of citizens within City government within their communities, and the efficient and effective organization of agencies that deliver municipal services in local communities and boroughs.

Our waterfront area provides the very best views of the City’s skyline, 

especially Astoria Park’s  Shore Boulevard.

Community Board 1 holds its regularly scheduled, full Board, meetings on the third Tuesday of each month at the Astoria World Manor, 

25-22 Astoria Boulevard  (On occasion time may vary, please check agenda.) 

www.dnainfo.com /new-york/20151021 /astoria/  Astoria-attorney-family-man-elected-chair-of-queens-community-board Joseph Risi - Chair Florence Koulouris - District Manager By Jeanmarie Evelly |@jeanmarieevelly "I think we have a vibrant, diverse, beautiful community," he told his fellow board members at the time. "I wouldn’t have all the answers, but I would need your help, your input, and I want you never to be afraid to get up and ask questions." CB1's next monthly meeting will take place Nov. 10  17 at the Astoria World Manor, at 25-22 Astoria Blvd. at 7 p.m. www.qgazette.com /news/2015-07-01 / Features/  Florence_Koulouris_Named_As_CB1_District_Manager Meeting date changed from 1/19/16 to 1/12/16 2016 Jan 12 Feb Mar Apr June Dates from September 2015 through June 2016 2015 Sept 21* Oct 20 Nov 10 *  17 Dec 15 … 2015 January 20 February 17 March 17 April 21 May 19 June 16 pic.twitter.com/Xr0p00j03v — CB1, Queens (@Cb1Queens) October 30, 2015 Residents should always report complaints by calling 311. Representatives from 311 will process complaints or have the ability to transfer your call to the proper agency. If a problem persists, without resolution, contact the Community Board. It's become too easy to take this view for granted #NYC #AstoriaPark #lovethemoment pic.twitter.com/wCQKXPMZnX — David H Baynes (@dhbaynes) November 4, 2015 NYC Election Atlas 2013 demographics CUNY Graduate School of Journalism Center for Community and Ethnic Media [CCEM] www.nycelectionatlas.com/tables / 4101 / demographics ... Mexican 6.9% Italian ancestry 6.6% Puerto Rican 5.7% African American 5.6% Irish ancestry 4.1% Ecuadorian 3.6% Other Asian (non-Hispanic) 3.6% ... *** Nov 2013 nyc.gov / bikeshare / suggestion-archive

Thanks to Queens CB1 for coming out to hear about #CitywideFerry! @NYCEDC pic.twitter.com/2xlGuRDZk0

— Citywide Ferry (@CitywideFerry) November 11, 2015