Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr. announced his 2022 class of appointees to the community board on Monday, April 4. In total, 345 people were appointed across 14 community boards throughout Queens.
Of the appointees, 94 of them are first-time members. This year’s applicant pool of 884 was the second largest in the office’s history, behind only last year’s 941. The appointees began their two-year terms on April 1.
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