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East River State Park's dog run and four other projects won District 33's participatory budgeting vote.

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Locals got a look Thursday night at proposals for City Councilman Brad Lander's participatory budgeting.

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Locals want to use city funds for new benches, fitness equipment and a new running surface in the park.

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P.S. 124's bathrooms were renovated under City Councilman Brad Lander's participatory budgeting program.

Park Slope »

Locals suggested spending taxpayer money on exercise equipment in Prospect Park.

Park Slope »

P.S. 124 won $150,000 for bathroom upgrades in April, but has yet to hear when the project will begin.

Carroll Gardens »

City Councilman Brad Lander hopes to plant 85 new trees in his Brooklyn district.

Harlem »

More than 1,000 people voted in the participatory budgeting process in Council District 8.

Harlem »

Harlem Residents can vote for up to five projects to receive the city's $1 million discretionary funds.

South Bronx »

Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito set aside money for projects suggested and selected by the community.

Harlem »

Four New York City Councilmembers are experimenting with participatory budgeting, or letting residents have a say in how capital funds are spent in their neighborhoods.