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New York City Neighborhood Advisory Boards

Applications accepted year-round

City of New York · New York, New York

Neighborhood Advisory Boards provide residents of low-income communities with an opportunity to help DYCD identify funding priorities. Members are responsible for helping to identify the needs of their local communities and recommend specific programs.

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Who currently sits on it

192 listed

This membership list was last checked against an official source on Jul 26, 2026.

What the role involves

How the seat is filled

Who appoints
Six members may be selected by DYCD, and six members may be nominated by elected public officials. Each NDA is represented by a 7 to 12-member Board.
Who is eligible
Members must be full-time residents of the Neighborhood Development Area they represent, have lived in the neighborhood for a minimum of six months, and be at least 16 years of age. They may not have formal associations with any organization that receives DYCD funding under the CSBG program.
Residency required
Yes
Term
Not stated by the agency
Meets
Not stated by the agency
Time commitment
Not stated by the agency
Compensation
Not stated by the agency
Status
Applications accepted year-round
Official notice
nyc.gov →
Official membership roster
nyc.gov →
Last verified by IAAC
Jul 26, 2026

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