Just One Week Away — Don’t Miss Our Spring Benefit!

Celebrate the heart of our neighborhood with us over cocktails, light fare, music, and community. We’ll raise a glass to Lo van der Valk — beloved CHN president and tireless advocate for preserving the character of Carnegie Hill.

Please join Cara Cara at their Upper East Side pop-up store for a special day of shopping on April 30th from 10 AM - 5 PM in support of Carnegie Hill Neighbors—15% of all proceeds will be generously donated to CHN. 

Plus, join us for a special cocktail party from 5–7 PM as we celebrate Cara Cara! Kindly RSVP to rsvp@caracaranyc.com

The Brick Church School recently shared with CHN that small, colorful capsules, used to sell illegal drugs, have been spotted by parents and caregivers in a local playground in Central Park. These capsules, referred to as “Trash Cans,” often contain fentanyl.

A Carnegie Hill resident reported to CHN that they saw vials and syringes “concentrated in one area by 102nd street on the path that leads to the Conservancy Gardens from the East Meadow by Mount Sinai, also scattered throughout the park, and on the sidewalk by the East 97th entrance. ”

Carnegie Hill Neighbors has been in direct contact with Detective Anthony V. Nuccio, of the 19th Precinct’s Crime Prevention. He has also shared the issue with Oliver Matos at the 23rd Precinct and Luis Moreira at the Central Park Precinct.

Detective Nuccio advises the following:

• Most importantly, DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING
• If you see drug use in person or dangerous needles or capsules, call 911 immediately and be as specific as possible about what you see and where you are.

For further information about these capsules and the danger they pose, please click here.

Saturday, May 3, 3:00 — 4:30 p.m.

Join CHN President Lo van der Valk for a special walking tour of Carnegie Hill as part of the annual citywide Jane’s Walk festival. Discover the rich architectural history and community spirit that define our neighborhood.

Email CHN to reserve your spot and learn where to meet

info@chneighbors.org

Support Our Work

Your donation to Carnegie Hill Neighbors helps preserve the character, safety, and beauty of our beloved neighborhood. Every contribution supports our mission to protect historic landmarks, care for our trees, and build community on the Upper East Side.

Thank you for your generosity.

Community Resources

For Members

CHN office - Free notary services (as available), e-recycling small electronics (phones, cords, mice, disks, etc.)

Email info@chneighbors.org for more information

Volunteer with CHN 

Help with occasional mailings, garden clean ups, and sidewalk clean ups. Grab a friend, a coffee, and come over. Email info@chneighbors.org or call the office to be added to our volunteer list.

Quality of Life Concerns

Email info@chneighbors.org and call 3-1-1 to report an issue. Download the 3-1-1 app as well.

Local Police, Fire and Elected Officials

19th Precinct: (212) 452-0600 or click here for the website

23rd Precinct: (212) 860-6411 or click here for the website

FDNY Engine 22/Ladder 13/Battalion 10 - 159 East 85th Street

City Council Members

District 4 - Keith Powers: kpowers@council.nyc.gov or 212.818.0580

District 5 - Julie Menin: jmenin@council.nyc.gov or 212.860.1950

US Representative

Jerry Nadler - 212.367.7350

Carnegie Hill Neighbors

212.996.5520

info@chneighbors.org

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