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If you’re here, there’s an excellent chance you care about community. This dashboard is meant to put information in a helpful context. If you know me, you know I had to include breakdowns of elections by CB6, the other 17 community boards across Brooklyn, and the other 58 community boards across the city. It also includes 311 reports, what BKCB6 is reviewing, land use, landmarks, liquor licenses, bikes, buses, where rents rank, the budget, quizzes and more. This is a very much living doc, or dashboard, so check it out and let me know what you think.
Mike Racioppo
BKCB6 DM
Find Your Address
Enter your Brooklyn address to find your election district, how it voted, property info, zoning, DOB permits, ZAP applications & more
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How your Election District voted — November 2025 Charter Amendments
This address is not within CB6 (CD 306). Election results and land use data shown above are for the entered address only — CB6-specific data requires an address within the district.
Mayor Primary '25
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CB6 First-Choice Results
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Enter your address in the Find Your Address tab to see how your specific ED voted — or search below by ED number.
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CB6 Land Use & Zoning
13,755 lots across all CB6 neighborhoods — click any lot for zoning, ownership, permits, and planning applications
CB6 has been at the forefront of street safety advocacy. The board covers portions of the BQE, major truck routes through Red Hook and Gowanus, and has pushed for speed limit reductions under Sammy's Law. The maps below show speed limits, proposed school zones, and the full transportation network including buses, bikes, trains, and truck routes.
504 proposed 15 MPH segments1,387 currently 25 MPH segments44 schools in zone
Street Safety & Speed Limits · Sammy's Law
Buses, Bikes, Trains & Trucks
CB6 is served by multiple subway lines, dozens of bus routes, an expanding bike network, and significant truck traffic through Red Hook and Gowanus. This map shows the full picture of how people and goods move through the district.
Data sources: NYC DOT · MTA · NYC Open Data · NYC DOT ↗
Gowanus Rezoning
The Gowanus neighborhood underwent a major rezoning in 2021 — one of the largest in NYC history — affecting roughly 82 blocks. The rezoning allows for significant residential and mixed-use development along the Gowanus Canal and surrounding streets, while also including affordable housing requirements, environmental remediation commitments, and infrastructure investments. CB6 played a central role in the public review process.
~82 blocks rezonedApproved November 2021Superfund site remediation required
CB6 is home to Prospect Park — Brooklyn's largest park at 585 acres — as well as waterfront open space in Red Hook, community gardens throughout Gowanus and Carroll Gardens, and the developing Gowanus Canal waterfront. The district also includes multiple playgrounds, ball fields, and recreational facilities managed by NYC Parks.
Prospect Park — 585 acresRed Hook WaterfrontData: NYC Parks
CB6 falls primarily within Community School District 15, which serves Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Red Hook, and surrounding neighborhoods. The district is known for its diversity and integration efforts. CB6 also contains schools in CSD 13 and CSD 20 in its northern and southern portions.
CB6 is served by two NYPD precincts: the 76th Precinct (Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, Columbia Street Waterfront) and the 78th Precinct (Park Slope, Gowanus). Each precinct holds monthly community council meetings open to the public.
76th Precinct — Carroll Gardens / Red Hook78th Precinct — Park Slope
Park Slope · Carroll Gardens · Cobble Hill · Red Hook · Gowanus · Boerum Hill · Columbia Street WaterfrontOpen full map ↗
Park SlopeCarroll GardensCobble HillRed HookGowanusBoerum HillColumbia St Waterfront District
Color coded by neighborhood · Click any lot for detailed property information
Beyond CB6 — Brooklyn & Citywide
How does CB6 compare to the other 17 Brooklyn community boards — and all 59 boards across NYC? The rankings and map below show 2025 general election results for Mayor, Q2, Q3, and Q4 across all Brooklyn community boards. CB6 is highlighted throughout.
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Brooklyn CB Map
Brooklyn CB Rankings
Click any community board on the map or in the rankings to see its results.
Data: NYC Board of Elections 2025 General Election · Results aggregated by community board using assembly district mapping · Some CBs may have partial data
CB6 Neighborhoods
Park Slope · Carroll Gardens · Cobble Hill · Red Hook · Gowanus · Boerum Hill · Columbia Street WaterfrontOpen full map ↗
Park SlopeCarroll GardensCobble HillRed HookGowanusBoerum HillColumbia St Waterfront District
Color coded by neighborhood · Click any lot for detailed property information · Neighborhood boundaries from NYC Planning
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal (BMT) is a 165-acre former port site on the Red Hook waterfront, transferred from the Port Authority to NYCEDC in May 2024. The NYCEDC BMT Vision Plan, completed September 2025, charts a transformation into a modern all-electric port alongside new housing, open space, and community amenities — ending 50 years of disinvestment on the CB6 waterfront.
⚓ 60-acre modern port🌳 28 acres public open space🏗 Up to 6,000 housing units2,400 permanently affordable (40%)Data: NYCEDC · Task Force 2024–25
Vision Plan Zone Map
Four planning zones overlaid on the BMT site boundary. Zones reflect the September 2025 Vision Plan.
Planning Zones at a Glance
Container & Flex Terminal
~71 ac · Central port zone
New 60-acre all-electric marginal pier replaces dilapidated Piers 7–10. Handles containers, perishables, cruise, and Blue Highways barge service. Federally funded ($164M USDOT MEGA grant + $109M City match).
Atlantic Basin District
~52 ac · Western waterfront
BCT, Pier 12, and Pier 11 uplands. Planned for 2,200 housing units (880 affordable), modernized Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, up to 400 hotel keys, 220K sf industrial, 200K sf commercial, and 11 acres of public open space.
BMT North
~34 ac · SE mixed-use district
Atlantic Ave (N) to Degraw St (S), Columbia St (E) to new neighborhood street (W). 3,800 housing units (1,520 affordable), new public school, 17 acres open space, 55K sf light industrial, 75K sf commercial.
Open Space & Greenway
~34 ac · Eastern waterfront strip
Nearly one mile of greenway connecting Brooklyn Bridge Park to the Atlantic Basin. Pier 7 destination park, neighborhood parks, and 5,000+ linear feet of new public waterfront access.
Key Commitments
$418M
Public funding committed
6,000
Housing units (max)
2,400
Permanently affordable units
$200M
NYCHA Red Hook investment
$75M
Off-site affordable housing fund
28 ac
Public open space (min)
275K sf
Light-industrial space
$18B+
Economic impact projected
Process & Next Steps
BMTDC Formation
Brooklyn Marine Terminal Development Corporation created within 6 weeks of Vision Plan vote to implement commitments and oversee GPP process.
Empire State Development GPP
The Vision Plan feeds into ESD's General Project Plan (GPP) process, which includes environmental review and Public Authorities Control Board final approval.
Phase 1 (through 2030)
Simultaneous start of marginal pier construction, 170K sf Pier 11 industrial building, and BMT North housing. Port operator RFP to be released post-GPP.
Task Force
28-member Task Force chaired by Rep. Dan Goldman, co-chaired by Council Member Avilés and State Senator Gounardes. CB6 Board Member Mike Racioppo served as Task Force member.
Data sources: NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) · BMT Vision Plan, September 2025 · edc.nyc/bmt ↗ · Felt map by CB6 · Zone boundaries approximate per Vision Plan
CB6 311 Complaints
Live data from NYC Open Data · Community Board 6 Brooklyn