Community Boards

Community boards are the city's local representative bodies, with 59 boards across all five boroughs. Board members are selected by City Council members and their primary responsibility is to assess and respond to feedback given by the district's residents, serving as advocates for their local community.

Get Involved

Attending public hearings at your local Community Board can be an excellent way of having your concerns heard. These meetings take place multiple times per month, and provide a space for residents of the board's community to voice their opinion on local issues. Find out what your district's Community Board is using the link in the section below.

Find Your Community Board

Explore the section below to find out more about your district's Community Board.

Community Boards of New York City

Community Boards play a vital role in empowering all citizens to participate in local government, giving us all a voice in decisions that affect our quality of life. To find your Community Board, based on where you live, enter your address below. And Get Involved!