I love Brooklyn.

I love Brooklyn, and I’m so grateful I’ve been able to serve our community as Council Member since January 2022.

We’ve introduced legislation to protect workers, improve our transit system, and tackle the climate crisis. And we’ve collaborated with community members to deliver rezonings that work for everyone, clean up our neighborhoods, and make our commercial corridors more vibrant.

I know that through organizing, determination, and collective action, we can keep working together to bring transformative change to our City and address the most pressing issues from climate change to the affordability crisis.

We’ve solved 1,500+ constituent cases in our first year in office – on everything from getting potholes fixed to assisting neighbors facing eviction, we’re here to be your 24/7/365 problem solvers. 

I hope we’ll earn your vote for re-election so we can keep making the 33rd a model for Brooklyn, New York City, and beyond!

The 33rd Council District hugs the Brooklyn waterfront. From north to south, the district is comprised of the following neighborhoods: Greenpoint, the Northside, South Williamsburg, Bed-Stuy, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Vinegar Hill, DUMBO, Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn Heights, Willowtown, Downtown Brooklyn, and Boerum Hill.

There are three East River Bridges - Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg, nearly 20 subway stations, seven public housing developments, four Mitchell-Lama developments, seven historic districts (including the first in NYC), four library branches, the beloved Brooklyn Heights Promenade, and wonderful green spaces like Brooklyn Bridge Park, McGolrick, McCarren, WNYC Transmitter, Cadman Plaza, and the not yet fully realized Bushwick Inlet Park.