EMERGENCY: Call and email your elected officials and ask them to call Mayor Bill DeBlasio directly, even those who have issued public statements in support.

Even if Jimmy Van Bramer speaks up for residents, merchants, churches, fire department and businesses of Sunnyside Woodside, this week, and Mayor has heard of opposition of CB2, the Mayor seems to be ignoring the people of queens:

The mayor said, in Sunnysidepost article out 6/15/18, “We’re going to make a judgement in the name of protecting lives,” de Blasio said. “But I do like to hear from communities. I do like to see if we can balance concerns and get people to hear that we are trying to actually adjust where we can for real and honest needs.”

He added: “We’re not going to–and I’ve shown this many a time on Vision Zero–we’re not going to give in to some loud voices who want to keep a status quo in place that actually endangers peoples lives.”

Call and email your elected officials and ask them to call the mayor DIRECTLY – TODAY – MAYOR IS DECIDING THIS WEEK. if they have his cell, use it, please! he is not hearing us

Mayor Bill DeBlasio
contact form: http://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/mayor-contact.page

Congressman Joseph Crowley
Tel: 718-779-1400
https://crowley.house.gov/contact

Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer
Tel: 718-383-9566
Email: jvanbramer@council.nyc.org

Deputy DOT Commissioner, Queens
Nicole Garcia
ngarcia@dot.nyc.gov

Queens Borough President
Melinda Katz
718-286-2860
email: info@queensbp.org

Senator Michael Gianaris
718-728-0960
email: gianaris@nysenate.gov

Assemblyman Brian Barnwell
718-651-3185
BarnwellB@nyassembly.gov

Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan
718-784-3194
email contact form: http://nyassembly.gov/mem/Catherine-Nolan/contact

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