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|  Fieldston - Kingsbridge - Kingsbridge Heights - Marble Hill - Riverdale - Spuyten Duyvil - Van Cortlandt Village | | ||
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| Welcome to Bronx Community Board No. 8 The Community Board is an official municipal body that plays an important role in improving the quality of life for the communities it serves. The Community Board is a vital liaison and advocate for the community in dealing with New York City government, elected officials, municipal service delivery, land use and zoning issues, community and business development, the City budget and many other matters relating to the community’s health, safety and welfare.
Call Our Office With Your Complaints & Requests for Municipal Services, 718-884-3959. We can also follow up on your 311 complaints if you call or email us with your tracking number. NBC Highlights Marble Hill Watch NBC interview Nicole Stent, District Manager about Marble Hill. Is it in the Bronx or Manhattan? | | ||
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| Bronx Community Board No. 8 Announces Winners of the 2012 Community Service Awards Presentation of the awards will take place at the Board meeting on May 8th, at the Riverdale Temple, 4545 Independence Avenue, at 7:30 PM. The Community Service Award was established to acknowledge the many volunteer efforts of groups and individuals within our community. It is the Board’s belief that by recognizing our committed community volunteers, we can in some small way reward those most deserving and inspire others to follow their example. Read the press release (in PDF) | | ||
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| Bronx Community Board 8 Supports Kingsbridge-Riverdale-Marble Hill Food & Hunger Project's Food Pantry Food donations will be accepted at the May 8, 2012 Community Board meeting being held at the Riverdale Temple, 4545 Independence Avenue, commencing at 7:30PM. These donations will be provided to the KRMH Food Pantry located at Church of the Mediator, 260 West 231st Street. Read the press release (in PDF) | | ||
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| Heating Fuel Conversion Forum Housing Committee held the Heating Fuel Conversion Forum. The panel included Mayors Office of Long Term Planning & Sustainability, NYC Clean Heat Program, New York State Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA) and a co-operative Board President whose building has converted oil to gas. The forum discussed regulation requirements, compliance timeline, funding programs available and energy efficient improvements that affect the buildings in the board district. See links for important information: Mayor’s Office NYSERDA See Press Release (in PDF) | | ||
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| NY Yankees Youth Leadership Award Winners Bronx Community Board No. 8 announced the winners of the New York Yankees Youth Leadership Award. Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr., member of the New York Yankees Community Council, and a famous Tuskegee airman, presented the awards at the February 2012 Community Board meeting. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS:
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| How the Dirtiest Heating Oil Pollutes Our Air and Harms Our Health Learn more (in PDF) Find out if your building is using heating oil that has heavy pollutants | | ||
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Jerome Park Reservoir (JPR) South Basin RampApproved plans and photographs in clarification of the proposed construction of vehicle access ramp at the southern end of JPR by the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). In addition, a response and clarification on the proposed function of the ramp, its construction, and its visibility from the surrounding public viewscape. Dowload the approval letter (in PDF) | | ||
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| Croton Water Treatment Plant, Van Cortlandt Park, Pedestrian Bridge Feasibility Study Van Cortlandt Park Pedestrian Bridge Feasibility Study Part 1 Van Cortlandt Park Pedestrian Bridge Feasibility Study Part 2 | | ||
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 File a Complaint To file a complaint, please download the complaint form and email it to brxcb8@optonline.net. Download the form (in PDF) |
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Submit Pictures and Video to the City The City of New York has launched a pilot program that allows the public to submit still images and/or audio/video files about select conditions that occur in the City, by calling 311 or by visiting NYC.gov. Learn more and submit |
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