September 2025, the Community Board 1, Queens will be prioritizing and sending its list of Capital and Expense budget requests for the City of New York’s consideration in the City's Fiscal Year 2027 Budget. What do you think needs the most attention in your community district? Whether it's sewers, transportation, social services, housing, parks, sanitation, or in any other area, now's the time to give your input!
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The Capital Budget pays for the cost of long-term construction projects, purchase of land and large equipment. Reconstruction of streets, sewers, parks, buildings are examples. The Capital Budget is financed by the sale of municipal bonds, plus state and federal grants.
The Expense Budget pays for the city’s day to day operations such as salaries, supplies, and debt service. It is supported by the city taxes, fees, and other local revenue, plus State and Federal.
Smaller localized requests for New York City services and attention may be called into the Community Board Office at (718) 626-1021 or (718) 626-1024 weekdays 9:30am till 4:30pm. Emails are welcome: Qn01@cb.nyc.gov Please send details & include your name, phone number and the issue that requires NYC Agency attention. Our office is here to service your community needs.
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