Elected officials highlight priorities, hear concerns at Bay Terrace community brunch

Several local elected officials and civic leaders gathered on Saturday, June 7, for the Bay Terrace Community Alliance’s “Community Conversation and Saturday Brunch,” held at the Bay Terrace Shopping Center. The event gave constituents an opportunity to engage directly with policymakers, hear about recent legislative actions and raise pressing neighborhood concerns.

Hosted by Bay Terrace Community Alliance President Matthew Silverstein, the event drew a large turnout of local residents and civic stakeholders. Silverstein thanked Cord Meyer Development for sponsoring the venue and cited recent community wins, including the reopening of the Bay Terrace Library, the partial redesign of its adjacent playground, ongoing renovations at P.S. 169, and the 109th Precinct’s plans to establish a permanent satellite location in the neighborhood.