Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay Current

Council Member Mamdani places 12 districts, including five in Queens, on an Affordable Housing Fast Track, expediting crucial development.

CM Joann Ariola called for a major infrastructure overhaul in south Queens after weekend storms caused severe flooding, impacting Howard Beach. This is critical for future storm protection.

City Hall fast-tracks housing development in Howard Beach and South Ozone Park, aiming to ease Queens' affordable housing shortage now.

City Hall moves to fast-track housing development in Queens, including South Ozone Park and Howard Beach, to address affordable housing shortages. This impacts Cross Bay Boulevard communities.

An explosion near the Acropolis in Athens injured two, sparking infrastructure safety discussions among Cross Bay Boulevard residents in Howard Beach Queens.

City Councilwoman Joann Ariola labeled the Cross Bay Boulevard repaving 'abominable,' echoing resident dissatisfaction with the NYC DOT's work in Broad Channel.

A $15 million multi-phase project has begun on Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens, enhancing pedestrian safety and mitigating vehicle speeds, with phase one concluding in late 2026.

Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a $35 million plan to revitalize the Cross Bay Boulevard waterfront, transforming the Rockaways' gateway and boosting quality of life for Queens residents.

Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a $35 million revitalization plan for the Cross Bay Boulevard waterfront, transforming the Rockaways' gateway and enhancing Queens quality of life.