The Parks Department is propsing creating a new bike-only path in Riverside Park in exchange.

Chelsea residents have been pushing for the site of a parking lot to be made a green space for years.

City Councilman Brad Lander's participatory budgeting program will fund $1.5 million in local projects.

Residents can vote on projects they'd like to see funded through the participatory budgeting program.

Get involved in the city budgeting process and improve your neighborhood.

Participatory budgeting is returning to Forest Hills, Rego Park, Kew Gardens and Richmond Hill.

Participatory budgeting is returning to City Councilman Daneek Miller’s district. 

Councilman Van Bramer will let constituents vote on how to spend more than $1 million in capital funds.

This is the third year for participatory budgeting in District 38.

Councilmember Laurie Cumbo is hosting public participatory budget forums in the next three weeks.

Councilman Robert Cornegy brings participatory budgeting to District 36 in September.

The Gowanus Canal Conservancy is building a permanent facility and expanding its composting program.

City Councilman Costa Constantinides is bringing participatory budgeting back to his Queens district.

What did your neighborhood choose to invest its tax dollars in?

Winning projects include a public greenhouse and repairs to local playgrounds and basketball courts.