Dear fellow New Yorker:
June was Caribbean American Heritage Month, and this past week, Mayor Adams hosted a Caribbean-American Heritage reception to acknowledge and thank Caribbean-American New Yorkers for the many contributions they make to enrich our city.
This past weekend, Mayor Adams participated in the Harlem Pride Festival and marched in New York City’s Pride Parade to mark the culmination of Pride Month. It was wonderful to march in the world’s largest and oldest LGBTQ+ Pride march, and join the LBGTQ+ community in their festivities and reaffirm our commitment to equality for all.
Last week, we featured a list of free cultural events across New York City as the summer season starts. This past week, we kicked off our Summer of Possibility initiative. Visit here for information on summer activities such as visiting a pool, enjoying live music, and other outdoor recreations—as well as information on volunteering, finding a job, and more.
Finally, these possibilities are all thanks to the $112.4 billion budget that passed that invests in the future of our city and the working-class people who run it. This is a budget that invests in programs and services for all New Yorkers, and puts key investments in housing, childcare, and health care.
For the latest updates, please follow CAU on Twitter and Facebook, and be sure to check out the Mayor's "Week In Review" video below.
All the best, Fred Kreizman Commissioner, Community Affairs Unit Office of the Mayor |
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Charter Revision Public Hearings
Don’t forget, right now, the Charter Revision Commission is holding public hearings to hear ideas from New Yorkers about how we can improve our city. Everyone has the chance to use their voice as we strive to make the five boroughs safer and more prosperous. You can join a meeting in person or via Zoom. Reinvention is the soul of New York City, and we can never be afraid to take on the status quo.
Upcoming Public Input Sessions Below : |
Manhattan Public Hearing When: Monday, July 8th , 5:00-8:00 PM
Where: Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, 515 Malcolm X Boulevard (at 135th Street), New York, NY 10037 Virtual location: A Zoom meeting link is also posted at nyc.gov/charter |
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Public Safety Public Hearing When: Tuesday, July 9th, 5:00-8:00 P.M. Where: Staten Island University Hospital North, 475 Seaview Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10305 Virtual Location: A Zoom link is posted to nyc.gov/charter |
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| Bronx Public Hearing When: Thursday, July 11, 5:00PM - 8:00PM
Where: Fordham University, 441 East Fordham Road, Bronx, NY 10458 Virtual Location: A Zoom link is posted to nyc.gov/charter |
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You’re invited to join a virtual presentation and Q&A webinar hosted by NYC Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Dining Out NYC Unit to learn and ask questions about the outdoor dining program.
Zoom webinar details:
When: July 8, 2024, 12:30 PM Topic: Dining Out NYC Presentation and Q&A Registration Required: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nL1MoMDBR72lAYNlbXQ42A
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing webinar information.
Reminder:
NYC DOT Announces 60-Day Countdown to Apply for Permanent Outdoor Dining Program ‘Dining Out NYC’
Food service establishments (FSEs) currently participating in the temporary program must apply t o the Dining Out NYC program by August 3rd, 2024, to continue operating their current temporary outdoor dining setup. If by August 3rd, an FSE has not submitted a Dining Out NYC application, they must remove their current temporary outdoor dining setup at their sole cost and expense.
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Highlights From the City Hall Press Office: |
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NYCJobs: Get free career training and help finding a job in government or the private sector.
Food Help NYC: Free food locations including food pantries & soup kitchens.
NYC 988: NYC 988 is your connection to free, confidential crisis counseling, mental health and substance use support, information and referrals. You can reach the toll-free help line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone, text and online chat.
Buildings After Hours: Free in-person information session with DOB staff every first and third Tuesday of the month from 4 PM to 7 PM at your local borough office. Notify NYC: Enroll for free in New York City’s dedicated emergency public communications program.
311: Non-emergency municipal services available online, by texting 311-692, or by calling 3-1-1 from within the City or 212-NEW-YORK outside the five boroughs. TTY service is also available by dialing 212-504-4115. |
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