Community Board 2 Manhattan

Community Board 2 Manhattan is a government organization based in New York City. With 100 to 249 employees, the board plays a vital role in representing the interests of its diverse communities. Established in the early 1960s, Community Board 2 Manhattan serves the neighborhoods of Greenwich Village, Little Italy, SoHo, NoHo, Hudson Square, Chinatown, and the Gansevoort Market. The board's jurisdiction spans from the south side of 14th Street to the north side of Canal Street, bounded by the Hudson River and the west side of the Bowery/4th Avenue. Their responsibilities encompass a wide range of crucial issues, including development and planning, land use and zoning, as well as city service delivery in areas such as sanitation and street maintenance. Community Board 2 Manhattan also collaborates with social services and public education facilities, ensuring the well-being and development of its communities. Known for its historical significance, the board's district is characterized by its architectural diversity, vibrant artistic community, and rich cultural and ethnic tapestry. For inquiries and engagement, please visit the organization's website at cb2manhattan.org.