via Scott M. Stringer on Facebook
Sept. 18, 2018 By Nathaly Pesantez
City Comptroller Scott Stringer will be in Long Island City next month for a town hall in partnership with several area representatives.
The town hall will be held on Oct. 15 at the CUNY School of Law, located at 2 Court Square, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
The event is part of a series of town halls Stringer’s office periodically holds around the five boroughs, and are aimed at providing a space for locals to discuss issues in the community.
“Tell us what’s on your mind at out next town hall,” Stringer wrote on Facebook. “You can help improve New York City and learn what the Comptroller’s Office can do for you.”
Partnering organizations at the town hall include LaGuardia Community College, the Court Square Civic Association, the Gantry Parent Association, Queensbridge Tenant Association, and Woodside on the Move, among many more.
Elected officials joining the town hall include Congressmember Carolyn Maloney, Assemblymember Catherine Nolan, and Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer.
The Long Island City event follows a town hall set for the first week of October in Astoria, organized by City Council Speaker Corey Johnson and Council Member Costa Constantinides.
The Comptroller’s town hall also comes at the heels of a set of public hearings, organized by the office, on lead exposure in public housing and the city’s handling of the issue.
To RSVP and for more information, call 212-669-3916 or e-mail action@comptroller.nyc.gov. For language translation services and other special accommodations, call 212-669-4315.
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The FAKE MRLIC wrote the Sept. 18, 2018 comment on Dumblasio.
The FAKE MRLIC wrote the September 18, 2018 comment on DumBlasio.
He should be asked why all the development in our area, largest boom in the country.No infrastructure in place. NO PLANNING by the City Planning Commission=Disaster.
The FAKE MRLIC wrote the September 19, 2018 comment on NO PLANNING.
Seems to me that Scott Stringer making his first appearance pre-mayoral election before he throws his hat into the ring. For sure he will run for Mayor of NYC, testing the waters, getting his taste for the outer boroughs before jumps in the fray. Anyone him why are our property taxes increasing so much??
I’m going to be in attendance. Come over and say hi, I’m the guy muttering unintelligibly to himself about DumBlasio.
i think instead of a town hall, the pols along with TD Cornerstone and the other developers in the neighborhood should take us all out for dinner. i like to be dined before i get f*&ked.