Council Member Paul A. Vallone

Two games 2-0 for SFP JV and 17 goals scored for the team that’s a real nice start to the season ⚽️

Almost 8 years ago we stood together to make a difference and I believe we did just that. This has been an incredible honor for me to serve as Council Member for the greatest district in the city. My family and I want to wish everyone a blessed, happy and healthy New Year. May the road forward into 2022 be paved with the friendships we have made together!

NYC DOT is giving our community a traffic signal at 35 Ave and 171 St by PS 32 and all way stops signs at 35 Ave and 157 St near St. Andrew Avelino! A great gift just in time for Christmas!

Yesterday, the Council unanimously passed legislation approving the conaming of three streets in our district after Ann Jawin, Marjorie Ferigno, and former Queens Borough President Claire Schulman. These are true Queens heroes that will now have their names engraved on our community for generations to come.

Today, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the long awaited renovations at Bay Terrace Library! Bay Terrace deserves a state of the art library for all who use its services. A full modern renovation with upgraded technology and added space for local teenagers will allow more residents to experience the wonderful programs the Queens Public Library has to offer. I am glad to have funded this in partnership with so many of my colleagues in government who all realize the importance of libraries to our communities.

A privilege to be given the Distinguished Service Award from Korean American Family Service Center. A true honor to work with KAFSC during my tenure in the New York City Council!

It's always a treat to see the wonderful work done by PS 94 faculty and students! The Robo-Panda program is always impressive, and today was no exception with a hackathon focused on climate change solutions. There's a bright future ahead for these students!

Thank you Marriott Hotels for your generous donation to Whitestone Merchants to help businesses impacted by the historic flooding from Hurricane Ida earlier this year. These donations go a long way towards helping out mom & pop stores that have suffered these past few years.

I am proud to advocate for safer streets in Whitestone and across my entire district, and I’m happy to see that the Department of Transportation was able to approve this much needed stop sign in our community. Safety has always been a top priority during my time as Council Member, and projects like these make me glad that I was able to leave my district safer than when I entered office.

DOT to install all-way stop sign in Whitestone following lawmaker's decade of advocacy – QNS.com The city's Department of Transportation announced that a long-awaited all-way stop sign is coming to Whitestone next month.

I am proud to announce that NYC DOT has approved a stop sign at the corner of 12th Road and 150th Street in Whitestone. I have been fighting for this since my first year in office in 2014 and I am glad that it will be installed within the next 2 weeks.

Paul Halvatzis has been a leader in his community for decades, and I applaud his generosity this thanksgiving as he raised money to ensure that New Yorkers in need could enjoy a wonderful turkey for their annual Thanksgiving dinner.

QSAC Donation Kicks Off Fundraising Season | Queens Gazette Paul Halvatzis, member of the QSAC Board of Directors, presents AnnaDea Diotalevi, senior fundraising manager for QSAC (Quality Services for the Autism Community) over $1,000 he raised at his recent b

Such a joy this morning swearing in the student council at PS 193 in Whitestone and cutting the ribbon on the new schoolyard! Been a pleasure allocating funds to our schools!