According to the Queens Tribune, community boards 1 through 14 can now access their respective community boards.
You can access the community board website at:
www.queenscb.org
“You can go directly to your local board to access all you need to know about your neighborhood,” Borough President Helen Marshall said during her State of the Borough Address, where the new Web site was unveiled.
Dan Andrews, spokesman for the borough president, said the president had wanted to bring the community boards to a broader audience.
I Think that this is a huge step in the right direction, since there are more people who have opinions and ideas and suggestions for their neighborhood than were regularly attending meetings. The website is still in its "beta" stage as I could not find any content concerning my community board (7). The format of the website also has a few kinks that I hope will be resolved shortly. I encourage you all to get involved since they are making it more viable for the full-time worker as well as the stay at home mom to make our needs heard. The boards are open once a month so make sure to keep up to date for the next meeting.
If you have any questions about www.queenscb.org you can call (718) 286-2900 for additional information.
If you are unsure of which Community Board district you live in here is a direct link to the list for your convenience.
Find Out Which Community Board District You Live In
Thanks for reading,
Mike, We Light Up Queens
January 18, 2008
Queens Community Boards Go Online!
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