For Participatory Budgeting, a million dollars from Council Member Rodriguez's capital budget will be distributed amongst community-proposed projects. With nearly one hundred projects submitted, volunteers from across the community have narrowed it down to five projects. Voters 11 years old and older, will be able to pick their top three choices. Projects range from school repairs, to basketball courts, to one of our hidden gems, the Morris-Jumel Mansion. 

 

Residents of Council District 10 will be able to vote on the projects that they want to see implemented within Washington Heights, Inwood and Marble Hill. Residents over the age of 11 will be able to cast their vote, either online or in-person. You can find directions on how to vote in   English and   Spanish.  The Council website lists the  projects and  pop-up voting sites are located throughout the district all week from March 30 to April 7. You can find your voting site on the  PB Facebook page  or  vote online .