Borough President Helen Marshall delivered her annual
State of the Borough address on
January 24, 2012. Click
here for the Speech
As the most diverse community in the nation, Queens offers a wealth of interests and activities. Our first class sporting events, cultural institutions and nature parks draw thousands of people each year.
Community-Based Air Quality
Screening Program
If you are concerned about the air quality in your neighborhood, consider applying for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC’s) Community Air Screen Program. This DEC community-based project, conducted in coordination with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), will enable local community groups and residents to take air samples in their neighborhoods and help them to identify and address local air quality concerns.
For more details about the program and the application process, click here.
Diversity. As the most ethnically
diverse community in the United States, the
Borough President's Office - in association with
the Queens General Assembly - has published a calendar
of important holidays and events throughout the world. CLICK
for 2012 QGA Calendar (pdf)
Health Care. The
Borough President's Office wants residents to stay
informed about Health issues in the Community. CLICK
for Health News from NYC.gov
Business. Queens is Open for Business.
With our diverse work force and new land development,
many opportunities exist for growth. Review our calendars
of current events to see how we can help your business.
Education. Our educational system
is constantly changing to ensure that our students
receive the best instruction and training. Learn
more about funding, school governance and the educational
framework within New York City.
Culture. As the most diverse community
in the nation, Queens residents have a broad and
unique perspective on the world. Please visit the
Cultural Affairs section to learn more about our
activities.
Recreation. The Parks Department
is proud to unveil our latest brochure outlining
all the fun things to do and see in Flushing Meadows
Corona Park. The Park is home not only to the Unisphere,
but the US Open Tennis Tournament, Queens Theatre
in the Park, and more.
Growth. Rreal estate
development is revitalizing the Borough of Queens.
We are pleased to present this collection of photos
and architectural renderings highlighting development
in some of our most important communities, including:
Long Island City
Jamaica
Forest Hills
Rockaway
This development will also benefit residents. In
addition to working with the business community,
this office works tirelessly to provide for your
safety and convenience making Queens a great place to live. We work with City, State
and Federal Agencies, Community Boards and other
groups to ensure that all Queens residents have the
services they need.
Queens Poet Laureate 2010-2013
On June 17, 2010 Queens Borough President Helen Marshall
was joined by Queens College President James Muyskens
at an installation ceremony for the fifth Poet
Laureate of Queens, Paolo Javier, who will serve
in this position from 2010 to 2013. Read more and
learn about this honorary position by visiting
the Cultural Affairs page. Click
Here for more info
Search Queens. We have added search
features to the Borough President's website. Please
use the Google Toolbox below. For specific references
within published press documents, click
here.
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Kew Gardens, NY 11424
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