[midwood-reps] Dear friends: Enjoy my May e-newsletter, including community highlights, an update from City Hall and more
Council Member Jumaane D. Williams via Reps-announce
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Sat May 9 07:24:54 PDT 2015
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Council Member WIlliams joined CMs Johnson & Kallos during to rally for a rent freeze from the RGB. Click here (http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=bob4y9cab&v=001FD0CiKT5DjrhfyaG1sxP7knWJie3Vch_yFoFHpkXb-FdQuDte3YshY4gE7-MwKC4YJXqWiO6-G9nYTEmEQ5jVbBJ6hYkYZK76L9SppuUmdAXlfHLYQyA01NLMNJ7AvlspAxzmltwqqqKhVjsRSNMJx2Oo15jeETrZ7rVuaG51IjV7b3HmagPi_xAIPr_swTvCKwpC4VpxDuihW4GZblltwznWJDqEUP6Ch9vcIL5ZQ_0mWbKmgQ3VnETur2CFi3NBjb_DeN7OABY4Yslxl-2tBPCcEz5OTE7HMGcHoZRVm39pgWRwmT5ultWLP_I2yiBUG-pweWqFgSpGqPF0sgWFmBTAPdP9dCMjT23TfGT8djRBtUtMfgw-wtkSTIi6iGD&id=preview) to read more.
IN THIS ISSUE
UPDATE FROM CITY HALL
PB WINNING PROJECTS
NY TECH DAY
UPCOMING EVENTS
JOBS IN DISTRICT 45
IMPORTANT CONTACTS
** DEAR NEIGHBOR
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Yesterday I attended the funeral for NYPD Office Brian Moore, who lost the fight for his life Monday afternoon after being shot in Queens. My thoughts and prayers continue to go out to the family and friends of Officer Moore and the entire force, who have to deal with this extremely painful loss. It's my hope that this tragedy is a turning point for our city in how we deal with gun violence in our communities. Click here (http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=bob4y9cab&v=001xIsb6zOAIu4pmvtZVtvVI_zPcmhekpTNCucjSivDxWo2okG0Jead_lPxcIsUdDDuDtxqubyiCaybknuVX8RZuN6t8Z-_rS8F2hpNI8WCsUATcaTnar8X37j1nXBNTSQqr8pqfX--SOf7FzulZLzGPdLw7F20XhWNuvQQt4YvTKiBRWj9p7JXgE15LkcI5JhwytchhbOX4FGzjC1rGO5XEPgVSuYnFwmjIpWJN0ZDufezbXQ5sCvIRmfQiuy2haSKmGeo_IKjZukB20IXVhYI591V6sUjZC6j_fYp5jdZB8pTbjyMkq7eX67gROD6xZotoKCNHnmI7Dk_KU0wnDFUMJdXWSMSZmP5hrIXCgoJLwVGzQmtu1JwgPXU9kcUYa4o&id=preview) to read my full statement.
This newsletter includes additional statement and press releases, as well as an update form City Hall, upcoming community events and a list of resources specifically for District 45.
I hope you enjoy, and as always, feel free to reach out to me with your thoughts and ideas. For the most up-to-date news, follow me on Twitter (http://twitter.com/jumaanewilliams) or on Facebook (http://facebook.com/jumaane.williamscouncil) .
Sincerely,
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+ UPDATE FROM CITY HALL
PHOTO CREDIT: William Alatriste, NYC COUNCIL
+ COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY PASSES TWO OF WILLIAMS' BILLS
The New York City Council unanimously passed two pieces of legislation sponsored by Council Member Williams to require hotel developers to notify communities before they build in their neighborhood.
Click ** here (http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=bob4y9cab&v=001BVV8sZmFHDRco1S-otas7RHzPe635YUUZJeS8MS9GF6OREQXYU5oRwnhv8B44-eZsXKHIDSFVc_FL98jmxwc3LpwIjtI2HBN4M6SuTdbo6Plo1HilPR_jO0CsF-AkiMd4oZkfEsopK69w--nV6xEWPUnSDCrbO0Tsh5HVifPHQd5SaXyVUPpPCb8Zz3HQ6KUqXX9EkfjhFlHZ06eIWVWIPzC3yQ3B30yMywUaug_xAa5ClqauNsYLJAqgT1VE2L3nKiMWnDPHrkj40WH1LsBVaXfdGW27rY07CW4G5kQHeN8to6jtCl_oG0Ua_nfJUoEcH_bQK86MZjX5oDnzZSdW7MseMqM6qdA32_9d5Q6Bq_EClrzyYfi6z97kcgMlF4x&id=preview)
to read more.
+ JOINT HEARING TO COMBAT TENANT RELOCATORS
Council Member Williams held a joint hearing to discuss three bills which aim to address the poor business practices of unscrupulous tenant relocation specialists, or as they are more commonly known, tenant relocators.
To read more on the bills, click ** here (http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=bob4y9cab&v=001BVV8sZmFHDRco1S-otas7RHzPe635YUUZJeS8MS9GF6OREQXYU5oRwnhv8B44-eZsXKHIDSFVc-V5xpwglJ2r22VbIIvMaLwJRA-DSNEY8IKlEk98eYTM6GH_SlnAvk8xPnDFOSA1v5R_Bs23NePK9tedw7RTgqWAj-661V7N-wcb9sjss1ypuLu9ihwjNKQfQzYhKWWJYYs0o4sLqWo6ZsehxUpupWvREKx56ZDCYY3vvRUKcQKr1NVTMs4ydp0_E-AW9GzSU785sHuMbSqIZE6RPIGlrhLGOpOc_cPru261iSM48JqjZgsfDVuBP30EihNBUowG0L9MYNtPbxqgmZndwefoHOVsVaVkVaZeo4Ykb7TwLbi4ozRPhtBOZvl&id=preview)
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+ WILLIAMS STANDS WITH ADAMS AND ADVOCATES AFTER 6 PEOPLE FATALLY SHOT
PHOTO CREDIT: William Gerlich, NYC COUNCIL
Council Member Williams joined Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, anti-gun violence advocates, elected officials, clergy, violence interrupters and community leaders, near Emmanuel Church of God after a gun battle broke out last night in front of the church, which resulted in six people being shot, two of which were fatal. The anti-gun violence press conference allowed community leaders to speak out against senseless acts of violence and further discuss the need for initiatives to combat such tragedies.
Click ** here (http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=bob4y9cab&v=001BVV8sZmFHDRco1S-otas7RHzPe635YUUZJeS8MS9GF6OREQXYU5oRwnhv8B44-eZsXKHIDSFVc9RLR_5eIQobn-AJhywpak8Un736V-pPfVmxC_MTocatr7RtePpKypGftRTurQaFkE6s_iRco4ZX2sVEqm7n8rgPpF0TnEGDhwMxcZIIriuWcCKrA66VHf2s0GKIOUD2OlU0KEHKhhDTAEWwTyZQSVkYYiXWMWQPghzR1u3lux58NheZoX9ycn-C2Y3Ge2cwWRjBi9eKAxX-9kimb4LUHvN3przDaILnUWI2VlzXPq6huW3Y7stdMVa9U_WdTjhRkLOlHHlyooAK5XGFqp3WhtTCSq0Zf4rP_8BQUEfQhPMpJUyHxPMBfFg&id=preview)
to read more.
+ 4TH ANNUAL PB WINNING PROJECTS ANNOUNCED!
Last year, Council Member Williams held a ribbon cutting ceremony at Tilden Campus for field lights that were funded through Participatory Budgeting. PHOTO CREDIT: Ernest Skinner, NYC COUNCIL
Council Member Williams announced that seven capital projects have won the 45th District's Participatory Budgeting (PB) vote, after a week-long election and 1,047 ballots cast at sites throughout the community. The projects, which totaled $738,025 in cost, will be submitted for allocation by Williams for the upcoming fiscal year.
Click ** here (http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=bob4y9cab&v=001BVV8sZmFHDRco1S-otas7RHzPe635YUUZJeS8MS9GF6OREQXYU5oRwnhv8B44-eZsXKHIDSFVc_BUslc9UaEb5n2tj-mvw7d_vt-UuxhhzffDt_Ly2yWNOGShrkwsVqnr8QP2eLUyOLnYd-fCe5sBbryYrGGHuDmahLSstKV6puuANqGoZTdhIb7ASz08kPhhpQcndMqna1P9rjjMhsmlPLMldcidBD40b2YJ-rjKtNzoRKFk9IOC9CcuAOO7JRo1K9g4BgD1OHsHHXZmxrUcM2r9FqGOFjJQL_ZVf_RKNWuY--b22TiLUkc1wtYAoxId2VqAw_PX35OD52YWElH6SlQpbomBLSVo3oSGFaiitR0G_cyho62_YNb75MVeU4-&id=preview)
to view the winning projects!
+ WILLIAMS PRESENTS NYC COUNCIL PROCLAMATION FOR NYC TECH DAY
PHOTO CREDIT: William Gerlich, NYC COUNCIL
Council Member Williams presented a New York City Council Proclamation to representatives of New York Tech Day during their fourth annual conference, which has become the largest start up event in North America.
New York Tech Day provides a great opportunity to promote the latest innovations to the most people. Start-ups from around the globe working in all industry verticals are encouraged to participate with one simple requirement: the product must involve something awesome with tech. Click ** here (https://techdayhq.com/events/ny-techday)
to learn more!
+ INTERN FOR CM WILLIAMS
Several of Council Member Williams' interns recently had the pleasure of meeting the Mayor!
Applications are now being accepted for Council Member Williams' summer internship program for his District and Legislative Office. Interested candidates should send a letter of interest and resume to Council Member Williams' Chief of Staff Rance. E. Huff at ** rhuff at council.nyc.gov (mailto:rhuff at council.nyc.gov)
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+ REGISTER: MIDWOOD FOOD TOUR
Registration is now open for the May 31st Spring Food Tour! Join Ethno Junkie Rich Sanders on a culinary exploration of Midwood's markets and eateries. This 90-minute walking tour will highlight some of the area's unique treasures. Cost is $15, and all attendees will receive a shopping tote and a copy of The Food Lovers Guide to Midwood.
To register, click ** here (http://middev.org/springfoodtour15/?utm_source=Register+now+for+the+Spring+Food+Tour%21&utm_campaign=spring+food+tour+2015&utm_medium=email)
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+ GUN BUY BACK PROGRAM
The 69th Precinct Community Council will be holding it's first ever Gun Buy Back Program on June 13th with the goal of reducing juvenile crimes in the area. The program, which is open to the public, will be at Our Lady of Miracles Church, located at 757 E. 86th St, Brooklyn, NY. It offers a $250 cash card as reimbursement for the safe surrender of unloaded firearms, and is 100% anonymous. One cash card per individual will be issued regardless of the amount of firearms surrendered.
For more information, call 718-257-6205
The National Cyber Security Allowance (NCSA) is hosting an event to educate consumers and businesses about adding layers of security to their everyday online activities. Featured guests will include Congresswoman Yvette Clark, Executive Director of the NCSA Michael Kaiser, Director of the Federal Trade Commission William Efron, and many more. The event will take place on Monday, May 18th at the Brooklyn Central Public Library.
Click ** Here (http://www.eventbrite.com/e/two-steps-ahead-protect-your-digital-life-tour-brooklyn-tickets-16001197011)
to Register.
+ UPCOMING EVENTS
* The New York Aquarium is hosting an afternoon of Jazz by the Sea with the Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium's William Spalding Quintet. The event will take place Friday, May 8th from 4 pm to 6pm. For more information, contact Nicole Robinson-Etienne at 718.265.FISH or ** Click Here (http://www.nyaquarium.com)
* Join Council Member Williams at the annual Mesiba Come to Lag B'omer on Sunday, May 18, at 7 pm to sing, dance, and enjoy light refreshments and prizes. The event will take place at Avenue K between East 28th Street and Nostrand Ave.
* Council Member Williams and STAT will host his annual youth summit titled Pursuit of Passion on Saturday, May 16, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Brooklyn College student center. The event is open to youth throughout the borough interested in learn about future career options in media, management, record labels, entertainment, sports, politics and more. For more information, contact Council Member Williams' Community Outreach Director Farah Louis at flouis at council.nyc.gov or click ** here (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205544401223181&set=gm.1661527294078812&type=1&theater)
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* The 5th Annual Haitian Flag Day Celebration will take place on Monday, May 18, sponsored by Council Member Williams and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. The event will take place at in the courtroom of Brooklyn Borough Hall at 209 Jaralemon Street. Stay tuned for more information regarding the event. For more information, contact Council Member Williams' Community Outreach Director Farah Louis at flouis at council.nyc.gov or click ** here (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205544401223181&set=gm.1661527294078812&type=1&theater)
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+ Town Hall Meeting-Know Your Rights: Housing & Small Business
Council Member Williams and Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte recently sponsored a Town Hall Meeting for constituents entitled - Know Your Rights: Housing & Small Business. Community partners include Flatbush Tenant Coalition, Neighborhood Housing Services, CRCG Ministries, South Brooklyn Legal Services, and the Legal Aid Society. The Housing & Small Business Forum, which was held at Cortelyou Road Church of God, was an opportunity for tenants and small businesses to learn more about rent stabilization rules, HPD building code enforcement, housing court, rent protections for seniors, new rental lotteries, Section 8, tenants' rights, and small business owner resources.
+ WILLIAMS HOSTS TAX LIEN SALE INFO SESSION
April 21st, Council Member Williams hosted an info session at St. Augustine Church located at 4301 Avenue D, to help homeowners and other property owners who may be affected by the City's upcoming tax lien sale due to unpaid taxes and other bills owed to the City of New York. Unpaid taxes and other bills owed to the City may be sold at the City's next Lien Sale to private debt collectors, which in turn can trigger foreclosure proceedings. Property owners on the 2015 Lien Sale list, however, may be able to avoid this if they act by May 14, 2015.
This tax lien sale info session allowed community members the opportunity to meet with staff from the NYC Department of Finance, Department of Environmental Protection and Department of Housing Preservation and Development. Owners can check the status of their property by clicking ** here (http://www1.nyc.gov/site/finance/taxes/property-lien-sales.page)
and should stay tuned for more information on upcoming Lien Sale information.
+ NOT IN MY HOOD MARCH
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month in New York City, which will kick off with the annual Not in My Hood anti-violence march and rally throughout the district on Saturday, May 30th at 12 PM beginning at Meyer Levin JHS on Tilden Avenue and Ralph Avenue. For more information, contact East Flatbush Village, Inc.'s Monique Waterman at 718-826-0807 or email mwaterman at eastflatbushvillage.org. Stay tuned for more information about additional events happening during Gun Violence Awareness Month!
+ OVER 100,000 ENROLL IN IDNYC. ENROLL TODAY!
** (http://www1.nyc.gov/site/idnyc/index.page)
City Representatives will be available to answer questions about the new IDNYC municipal identification program, including which documents to bring to your IDNYC appointment, what you need to know about the Deferred Action for Parental Accountability and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival Programs and next steps you should be taking to fulfill your dream of citizenship. If needed, interpretation will be available in Creole, Spanish and Russian.
The meeting will take place in the gym of Therese of Lisieux at 1281 Troy Avenue, Brooklyn on May 9th, from 10 am to 12 pm.
** GET STARTED (http://www1.nyc.gov/site/idnyc/index.page)
+ GRAND OPENING OF
PELICAN REEF
PHOTO CREDIT: Ernest Skinner, NYC COUNCIL
Council Member Williams joined community members and the owners of Pelican Reef for their Grand Opening on April 18th, located at 1260 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY.The restaurant provides a fusion of menus in the heart of Flatbush, and includes a bar and lounge area open late. Click ** here (http://pelicanreefcaterers.com/menu.html)
to see the restaurant's website.
+ CB14 YOUTH CONFERENCE
April 29th, Community Board 14 hosted their 8th Annual Youth Conference at the ** Brooklyn College Student Center (https://plus.google.com/108005984691916617820/about?gl=us&hl=en)
when Council Member Williams' intern Ahmad Tallal distributed information about opportunities at City Hall and in District 45. The event was packed with excellent program information, job, internship & volunteer opportunities, health and family services for young people, aged 12-20, along with great workshops. Anyone who missed the event, can take a look at the organizations listed by clicking ** HERE (http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/youth/youth-conference/)
and can contact them directly for more information about their programs and other opportunities.
+ OFFICE COUNSELING SERVICES
IMMIGRATION COUNSELING
Our office continues to offer free immigration counseling services in partnership with CUNY. An attorney is available to provide free legal counseling and is available to discuss President Obama's new immigration reforms on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m by APPOINTMENT ONLY. Those interested should know that our waiting list is normally 4-6 weeks. For more information, call 718-629-2900.
MORTGAGE COUNSELING
Council Member Williams, in collaboration with Brooklyn Housing and Family Services, is inviting residents to attend a One-on-One Mortgage Counseling, where you will have the chance to meet with an experience mortgage counselor to discuss any issues with mortgage payments, at Council Member Williams' District Office. All attendees must obtain an appointment by calling ** 718-629-2900 (tel:718-629-2900)
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+ IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH AND WORK IN HOME HEALTH
Work Force 1 is helping you bridge directly into a home health aide career by perfecting your English in certified classes! After taking advance English classes, which are available until May 28, you will then be able to train and receive your certification as a home health aid after taking classes from May to June.
To register, click ** here (https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?llr=qfyc8udab&oeidk=a07earat9g486a808a2)
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+ JOB OPENINGS IN DISTRICT
GARDEN PROGRAMS
COORDINATOR FOR WYCKOFF FARMHOUSE
MUSEUM:
Position Summary: The Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum seeks a part-time, temporary Gardener/ Garden Programs Coordinator to oversee the historic garden, volunteers and garden programs at the NYC's oldest house and historic homestead, the Wyckoff House Museum and 1.25 acre M. Fidler-Wyckoff Park, a NYC Parks Site.
Salary: $13/ hour
Start Date: May 15, 2015- September 30,2015
To Apply: Please submit a resume and cover letter detailing your interest and availability to Melissa Branfman at ** education at wyckoffmuseum.org (mailto:http://education@wyckoffmuseum.org)
** Click here (http://www.wyckoffassociation.org)
to learn more.
APPLY TO INTERN AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
The Brooklyn Navy Yard is excited to once again offer a summer internship opportunity to young adults attending or entering college. the goal of the program is to provide worthwhile work experiences for college students living in the communities surrounding the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Applications are due May 29.
For more information, click ** here (http://brooklynnavyyard.org/employment/summer-internship/)
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NEW NIKE COMMUNITY STORE:
Nike is excited to bring a "community store" to Flatbush Junction. There are only a handful of other Nike community stores in the company, which are designed to enrich neighborhoods by giving an elevated experience, inspiring children through sport, and providing resources to local organizations. Those interested in part time or full time work can apply by clicking ** HERE (http://retailjobs.nike.com/new-york-state/retail/jobid7206571-new!-nike-brooklyn-community-store-part-time-athlete-jobs)
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+ IMPORTANT CONTACTS IN DISTRICT 45** (#District45)
Information and Non-Emergency Services: 311
Citizen Pruner Care Course TreesNY: ** (212) 227-1887 (tel:%28212%29%20227-1887)
Emergency Food Stamps Hotline: Human Resource Administration: ** (877) 472-8411 (tel:%28877%29%20472-8411)
Family Court Assistance:
Legal Information for Families Today: ** (212) 343-1122 (tel:%28212%29%20343-1122)
Legal Aid: ** (718) 722-3100 (tel:%28718%29%20722-3100)
Safe Horizons Domestic Violence Help: ** 1-855-234-1042 (tel:1-855-234-1042)
First Time Home Buyers:
Midwood Development Corporation: ** (718) 376-0999 (tel:%28718%29%20376-0999)
Neighborhood Housing Services of East Flatbush:
** (718) 469-4679 (tel:%28718%29%20469-4679)
Foreclosure Defense:
Erasmus Neighborhood Federation: ** (718) 462-7700 (tel:%28718%29%20462-7700)
South Brooklyn Legal Services of East Flatbush: ** (718) 237-5500 (tel:%28718%29%20237-5500)
Foreclosure Prevention:
CAMBA Legal Services: (718) 287-0010 ext.40240
Erasmus Neighborhood Federation: (718) 462-7700
Neighborhood Housing Services of Flatbush: (718) 469-7700
Midwood Development Corporation: (718) 376-0999
Housing Services:
Brooklyn Housing & Family Services: 718-836-2687
NHS East Flatbush Services: 718-469-4679
Immigration Services:
Brooklyn Defender Services (BDS): (718) 254-0700
CAMBA Legal Services: (718) 287-0010
CUNY Citizenship Now! Medgar Evers College: (718) 270-6292
Job Training & Placement:
CAMBA Workforce Development: (718) 282-0108 ex: 79301
The Hope Program: (718) 852-9307
Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow: 718-369-0303
Workforce1: (718) 246-5219
Not sure who your elected officials or community board members are? One site makes it easy.
Visit ** MYGOVNYC.ORG (http://www.mygovnyc.org/)
to find out
+ COMMUNITY BOARD CONSTITUENT HOURS
* Brooklyn Community Board No. 14
Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM-5:00PM
810 East 16^th Street, Brooklyn NY 11230
718-859-6357; ** info at cb14brooklyn.com (mailto:info at cb14brooklyn.com)
* Brooklyn Community Board No. 17
Monday-Friday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
4112 Farragut Rd, Brooklyn, NY 11210
718-245-7539; ** bkrd17a at optonline.net (mailto:bkrd17a at optonline.net)
* Brooklyn Community Board No. 18
Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
1097 Bergen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11234
718-241-0422; ** bkbrd18 at optonline.net (mailto:bkbrd18 at optonline.net)
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