Bronx
Participatory Budgeting Comes to the Bronx
Jarrett Murphy |
After two years of trial runs in other boroughs, a project that lets residents decide how some of the city’s capital money gets spent will expand to include two Bronx districts.
New York City Council
Andrew Cohen is one of nearly two dozen Council members who have agreed to allow neighborhood residents determine how a share of his discretionary capital money is spent.
After two years of trial runs in other boroughs, a project that lets residents decide how some of the city’s capital money gets spent will expand to include two Bronx districts.
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