The Office of Management and Budget publishes financial reports. These include quarterly budget modifications. These reports are available online and in print.

Learn more about the City's budget.

The community gets to decide how part of the budget is spent.

Participatory Budgeting lets the community:

• Discuss local needs
• Develop proposals to meet these needs

You can participate with your community to decide how to spend part of a public budget. Public meetings are held throughout the year.

Decisions are made through a public vote, where residents choose which proposals to fund.

Learn more about PBNYC and how to participate.

The People’s Money is New York City’s annual citywide participatory budgeting program focused on expense projects.

All New York City residents 11 and older, regardless of citizenship status, can vote in the People's Money to help decide how to spend part of the city’s budget. 

Each resident will vote on their home borough ballot. You may vote only one time, but you can vote for as many projects as you want.

The ballots are available in English and 12 additional languages.

More information, including the list of proposed projects, is available online at www.participate.nyc.gov.

How to Vote

The deadline to vote was June 25, 2025.

During the voting phase, eligible residents can vote:

Online

Submit your vote online.

In Person

Find an in person voting site or community event.

Questions

By Email

If you have additional questions, send an email to participate@civicengagement.nyc.gov.

By Phone