Councilman Isaac Yitzy Schleifer

After waiting far too long, and repeatedly trying to have this curb painted yellow, Councilman Schleifer went and bought the paint himself. He proceeded to go out and paint the curb to prevent more people from hitting it, which seems to be an almost daily occurrence. With the leftover paint, he painted over graffiti on several salt boxes.

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Today is Yom Hashoa. A day to remember those who perished during the Holocaust. We also honor those who not only survived, but thrived as immigrants to this great country. I will always remember one of my role models, my grandmother. She personified resilience and grace. Despite the persecution and evil she endured, she chose to focus on the future, positivity, and survival. #neveragain

Just before midnight on Saturday, March 6th, a few heroic 5th District residents put their lives on the line to help rescue elderly neighbors. Their building was on fire and instead of running out of the building to save themselves, they knocked on neighbors doors and got everyone out before the fire department arrived. I am extremely grateful to have constituents who act with such selflessness and thank them for coming to the rescue.

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Join NWD Major Brown for a crime update on Thursday April 8th at 7pm:

Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/95923634457 Meeting ID: 959 2363 4457 Passcode: 118483