Participatory Budgeting Expands Across New York City Districts
The $1 million participatory budgeting program invites residents 16 and older to vote on how city funds are spent in their communities. In 2012 four councilmembers expanded the process citywide, with expos in March and April and more than 3,000 voters in District 39 last year.
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