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With hundreds of candidates gearing up for 2008 and 2009, Gotham Gazette's new search tool lets you find out who's vying to represent you in City Hall and in Albany.
District 33
Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, and Park Slope
District 33 RepresentativeDavid Yassky Party:Democrat |
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Committee Assignments:
Small Business (Chair) ; Economic Development ; Education ; Finance ; Lower Manhattan Redevelopment ; Public Safety ; Sanitation & Solid Waste Management
Community Boards
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Community Board No. 1
Community Board No. 6 |
Community Board No. 2 |
Community Plans
Community Plans for District 33 (PDF format)
197-a (Brooklyn Community Board 1 - Williamsburg)
197-a (Brooklyn Community Board 1 - Greenpoint)
Housing Development Plan (5th Avenue Committee and Brooklyn Community Board 6)
Old Brooklyn District Plan [197-a] (Brooklyn Community Board 2)
Water Revitalization and Access Plan (Brooklyn Bridge Park Development Corporation)
Transportation Plan - The Harbor Loop: Proposed Harbor Loop Ferry System for the Upper New York Bay (Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance)
Public Schools
Coming Soon
For information on specific schools in your area, visit InsideSchools.org. For the official from the city, visit the Department of Education Web site.
Police Precincts
Although many precincts cover areas solely within one
City Council district, there are many which overlap with
other districts. In most cases the overlap of precincts
among districts is no more than a few blocks. Wherever
there is overlap, we have made sure to alert you.
- 78th Precinct
- 84th
Precinct
(Primarily covers neighborhoods in district 33, but also covers a few blocks along the eastern border of district 35) - 90th
Precinct
(Primarily covers neighborhoods in district 33, but also covers parts of district 34 along Broadway and North 4th Street) - 94th
Precinct
(Primarily covers neighborhoods in district 33, but spills over slightly into district 34)
Parks
For a map of the parks in your district (in .pdf format) from New Yorkers for Parks, click here.
For a report card on the state of parks in your area from New Yorkers for Parks, click here.
Community Gardens
For a map of community gardens in your district from the Council on the
Environment of New York City (CENYC), click here.
For information on specific community gardens in your area, visit the New
York City Open Accessible Space Information System Cooperative (OASIS) Web
site. http://www.oasisnyc.net/gardens/cenycmapsearch.asp
(Note: This map was created in 2001, using district boundaries prior to
redistricting. City Council district boundaries have been redrawn since the
2000 Census. Community Boards boundaries are the same.)
Historic Districts and Landmarks
For a map of historic districts and landmarks in this area, click here
For more information about specific districts or landmarks, visit the Historic Districts Council or
the city's
Landmarks Preservation Commission.
(Note: This map was created in 2001, using district boundaries prior to
redistricting. City Council district boundaries have been redrawn since the
2000 Census.)





