As overburdened New York City agencies struggle to meet the needs of residents, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso will divert Borough Hall’s money and resources toward aiding New Yorkers and easing the strain on the city, he announced Wednesday.
All future community events organized by the beep’s office will be directed toward addressing the needs of struggling communities, Reynoso announced at a Sept. 28 Latino Heritage Month celebration at Borough Hall.
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