Nominate Brooklyn Students for Brooklyn Borough President Reynoso’s 2026 Graduation Awards Nominations Close: Monday, June 1 at 5:00pm Borough President Reynoso is proud to announce that nominations are now open […]
Antonio Reynoso is Brooklyn’s 20th Borough President. The son of two Dominican immigrants, Antonio was born and raised in Los Sures, Williamsburg, just three blocks down from where he lives today with his wife and two sons. He grew up in Section 8 housing, relying on food stamps for family meals and scholarships for education opportunities. He experienced firsthand how a little help can go a long way for a young family trying their hardest to put down roots and have a fair shot at the life they want.
In 2021, Antonio became the youngest Borough President elected to a four-year term, the first Latino to hold the office in the borough, and the first Dominican to be elected as a Borough President in NYC. Since then, he’s launched a history-making maternal health agenda and championed planning for a healthy, housed Brooklyn.
Apply for Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso’s Youth Advisory Council for the 2026-2027 school year!Turn your ideas into policy recommendations, advocate for change, and lead a service learning project for the community.
Apply for Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso’s Youth Advisory Council for the 2026-2027 school year!
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso delivered his 2026 State of the Borough address before a packed audience of over 1,000 New Yorkers at the Brooklyn Museum. The Borough President touted four years of landmark investments in maternal health, housing, and education; and announced new initiatives supporting
Brooklyn’s students, creatives, and its immigrant communities.
For centuries, New York City has welcomed immigrants from around the globe in pursuit of a better life. Immigrants have long shaped our city’s culture, economy, and history and they remain a vital part of the fabric of our city. Every New Yorker, regardless of citizenship status, has rights and protections under the law. This digital resource hub is a one-stop-shop to learn more about your rights and equip yourself with resources to protect your neighbors.
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Our faith-based institutions can play a vital part in solving our city’s housing crisis – yet all too often they face administrative, zoning, and financing barriers. In 2024, Borough President Reynoso launched Divine Dwellings to help faith-based organizations create housing right on their own land.
Reach out to [email protected] by January 12 to join the 2026 fast-track cohort program and receive free technical assistance from Bricks and Mortals, a grassroots membership organization empowering faith-based organizations in NYC to maximize their buildings and property to serve their communities.

Welcome to The 2025 Comprehensive Plan for Brooklyn – a roadmap for long-term, equitable growth across the borough. The 2025 Plan offers a deep analysis of existing inequities in the borough and a set of policy priorities that outline a blueprint for ensuring every Brooklynite is healthy, housed, and supported.