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Serving the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Park Slope, Gowanus, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Red Hook, and the Columbia St Waterfront. brooklyncb6.cityofnewyork.us

A side by side set of election results from the New York City Board of Elections. On the left are the results for three housing related ballot questions. Proposal 2 shows 1,035,374 Yes votes and 740,039 No votes. Proposal 3 shows 993,871 Yes votes and 757,589 No votes. Proposal 4 shows 1,014,817 Yes votes and 725,941 No votes. On the right are the results for the Mayor’s race, showing Zohran Kwame Mamdani with 1,009,470 votes. The layout highlights that each of the housing measures and the winning mayoral candidate received over one million votes.
A graphic showing a screenshot of the New York City Board of Elections unofficial election night results page for November 4, 2025. On the left is a list of election contests including Mayor, Public Advocate, City Comptroller, District Attorney, Borough President, and several ballot proposals. On the right is a circular “I Voted” sticker with a skyline silhouette. Text reads: “See results from the Board of Elections @ enr.boenyc.gov.” The graphic is framed in red, white, and blue.
Graphic from Brooklyn Community Board 6 reminding residents to vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4, 2025. It lists offices on the ballot: Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, Borough President, City Council, and Charter Changes. It also notes city service changes: schools and government offices are closed, no DSNY collections, and Alternate Side Parking is suspended. The image includes a large “VOTE!” headline, the CB6 logo, and an “I Voted” sticker graphic.
Graphic with dark blue background and orange and white text that reads: “Sunday, November 2, 2025. TODAY is the LAST day to VOTE EARLY! POLLS are OPEN from 9AM until 5PM.” Below, white text lists: “Vote for Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, Borough President, City Council, Charter Changes.” Bottom line reads: “Find out where to vote @ findmypollsite.vote.nyc.” On the left is a red circular sticker graphic with a blue Brooklyn Bridge illustration and text that says “Brooklyn VOTES EARLY.” The Brooklyn Community Board 6 logo appears in the top right corner.
A Brooklyn Community Board 6 graphic with a dark blue background and orange border. Large orange and white text reads “VOTE EARLY! Saturday, November 1, 2025.” It says polls are open until 5 PM and lists races for Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, Borough President, City Council, and Charter Changes. The CB6 logo is in the upper right, and a red “Brooklyn Votes Early” sticker featuring the Brooklyn Bridge illustration appears in the bottom right with the line “You’ll get a sticker!”
Brooklyn Community Board 6 early voting graphic with the headline “VOTE EARLY!” The text reads: “Monday, October 27, 2025. Polls will be open from 9 AM until 5 PM.” Below, it says “Vote for:” followed by a bulleted list: Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, City Council, and Charter Changes. At the bottom, text reads: “Find out where to vote @ findmypollsite.vote.nyc.” The design features a navy blue background with white and orange text and the CB6 logo in the upper right corner.
Graphic from Brooklyn Community Board 6 encouraging early voting. The headline reads “VOTE EARLY!” followed by “Sunday, October 26, 2025.” Text below says “Polls will be open from 9 AM until 5 PM.” A list indicates offices on the ballot: Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, City Council, and Charter Changes. The bottom line reads “Find out where to vote @ findmypollsite.vote.nyc.” The background is navy blue with orange and white text and the CB6 logo in the upper right corner.
Graphic for Brooklyn Community Board 6’s FY2027 District Needs Survey. The background is navy blue with bold white and orange text. Large text reads “FY2027 District Needs Survey.” On the right, the CB6 logo appears with the words “Brooklyn Community Board 6” beneath it. Below, smaller text reads “Click, Scan, Visit bit.ly/CB6SurvFY27” next to a QR code. The design uses CB6’s signature navy, orange, and white color scheme with clean, block-style typography.
Graphic reading “VOTE EARLY! Saturday, October 25, 2025. Polls are open UNTIL 5 PM.” Text lists offices on the ballot — Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, City Council, and Charter Changes — and includes the Brooklyn Community Board 6 logo with a note to find your polling place at findmypollsite.vote.nyc. Blue and orange design.
Graphic from Brooklyn Community Board 6 reading: “VOTE EARLY TODAY! Saturday, October 25, 2025. Polls open from 9 AM until 5 PM. Vote for: Mayor, Comptroller, District Attorney, Public Advocate, City Council, Charter Changes. Find out where to vote @ findmypollsite.vote.nyc.” The CB6 logo appears in the upper right corner. Colors are navy blue, white, and orange.
Poster announcing cooling centers open during heat advisory with a sun icon, air conditioner, and glass of ice.
The image is a digital graphic with a white background bordered at the top and bottom by thin red lines. In the top left corner, the date "FRIDAY, JULY 4, 2025" is displayed in small blue font. Dominating the center, the text "HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!" is written in large, bold, blue letters. Below, in bold red, is the phrase "FROM CB6." In the top right corner is a box containing "CB6 BROOKLYN COMMUNITY BOARD 6" with "CB6" in large red letters and the rest in smaller blue font.
A notice from Brooklyn Community Board 6 about parking suspension for July 4th.
Poster announcing cooling centers open during heat advisory with a sun icon, air conditioner, and glass of ice.
Primary Election Day poster with voting details and website link.
Flyer for Brooklyn Community Board 6 meeting at PS 133 on June 11, 6:30 PM. Agenda and details provided.
Proclamation from Brooklyn Community Board 6 honoring Joe Holtz for 50 years of service with the Park Slope Food Coop, detailing his contributions and leadership.
Brandon West holding a proclamation certificate and presenting it to Joe Holtz.
Side-by-side text updates about the Carroll Gardens Library: "how it started" describes construction updates, and "how it's going" announces temporary library services.
NYC Department of Sanitation snow shoveling announcement regarding sidewalk clearing responsibilities and summonses.
A public notice about alternate side parking suspension for snow and parking meters remaining in effect.
Notice stating alternate side parking suspension on February 6th for snow operations by Brooklyn Community Board 6. Parking meters remain in effect.
Illustration of cranes and a ship for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Materials & Survey with a link and QR code.
Flyer for a CB6 Business Affairs & Licensing Committee Meeting on January 27 at 250 Baltic