Upcoming Events
Join Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park for fall infill planting, mulching and weeding! Last spring FBIP community volunteers designed new […]
Join NYC Parks and New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment for this free family film! Beetlejuice In […]
How are communities building the future of the waterfront? Fifteen years after the rezoning of the North Brooklyn waterfront, Brooklyn […]
Another Great Victory for Bushwick Inlet Park and the Citizens of North Brooklyn!
Pictured-FBIP Steering Committee Member Ward Dennis speaking to the Mayor at the Town Hall Meeting
At the October 18, 2017 Council District 33 Town Hall with Mayor Bill de Blasio and Council Member Steve Levin at St. Francis College, the Mayor along with NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver announced that the City of New York will be committing over $17 million dollars to the further development of Bushwick Inlet Park. $9.8 million will go towards environmental remediation of the Motiva site (the strip of land around the Inlet itself) and $7.7 million towards construction of a permanent park space at 50 Kent (the new lawn between N10 and N11 that National Grid completed remediation on earlier this year). These funds are in addition to the $22 million that has already been allocated to demolition and environmental testing at the Bayside Fuel Oil site.
Updates
Last Tuesday we lost a pillar in our North Brooklyn community, Luis Garden Acosta, the legendary founder of “El Puente” […]
Greenpoint Post November 2, 2018 By Laura Hanrahan The city has taken a significant step forward in the development of […]
The tanks take up 1.4 acres of proposed open space as well as block pure access and key sight lines […]
Patch.com June 11, 2018 By Jamie Hook The Billion Oyster Project tests the waters of Bushwick Inlet Park New York’s […]