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Brooklyn Community Board Ten New York City is divided into 59 geographic Community Districts, each one having a respective Community Board.

The Community Boards are municipal bodies of up to 50 representative Board Members. Board Members are appointed by their respective Borough Pres

Reminder. Join us at Monday's October Community Board 10 monthly meeting.
10/16/2026

Reminder. Join us at Monday's October Community Board 10 monthly meeting.

10/13/2026
10/08/2026

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10/08/2026

There will be NO trash, compost or recycling collection on Monday, Oct. 12, Italian Heritage Day & Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

If that is your trash, compost, or recycling day, set items out Monday evening for collection starting Tuesday, Oct. 13.

We're looking forward to seeing you at the Columbus Day Parade this Monday!

Delays may occur after holidays; we appreciate your patience as the Strongest gets the job done. More: https://on.nyc.gov/47Hlzxs

Please take a moment to complete CB10 District Needs Survey for Fiscal Year 2028
10/07/2026

Please take a moment to complete CB10 District Needs Survey for Fiscal Year 2028

Email from Brooklyn Community Board 10 Please Read October 6, 2026 Community Board 10 Public Hearing FY 2028 Capital and Expense Budget Priorities Info & Survey Community Board 10 Public Hearing Capit

Community Board 10 mourns the loss of Stephen A. Harrison, former Chair, (2001 to 2003), who served as a Board Member fo...
10/01/2026

Community Board 10 mourns the loss of Stephen A. Harrison, former Chair, (2001 to 2003), who served as a Board Member for over 25 years. Steve was a devoted volunteer, spending countless hours advocating on behalf of the residents of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton.

Steve served as Chair of the Zoning and Land Use Committee and oversaw the block-by-block neighborhood plan with the help of the Department of City Planning to rezone Bay Ridge in 2005 and Dyker Heights in 2007.

Steve was a leader who truly cared about his community active in many civic groups, block associations, his alma mater, Xaverian High School, the 68th Precinct Youth Council and Saint Anselm Youth Activities. Steve also stepped up to the plate to help residents who disagreed with decisions of local government and did pro bono work in three Article 78 proceedings.

Chair Vallas called Steve "a great community leader who was always fair and balanced in listening to the concerns of neighbors." He was also an outstanding parliamentarian and zoning expert who contributed so much to the Board over the years"

Community Board 10 extends their sincere condolences to his wife Alice, daughter Michele, son Jeff, grandchildren and extended family and friends. Steve will be greatly missed and always remembered for his contributions to Community Board 10.

Services for Steve Harrison will be Sunday, October 4th from 3pm to 7pm - Clavin Funeral Home 7722 4th Avenue and Mass at Saint Anselm Church 8202 4th Avenue - Monday, October 5th at 9:45am.

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