Manhattan’s last remaining casino proposal — Freedom Plaza — has been officially rejected. After months of community pushback, the plan to bring a gambling complex to our neighborhood has been voted down by the Community Advisory Committee. This victory protects Tudor City’s identity as a peaceful residential enclave and reaffirms the power of residents to shape the future of their community.

Tudor City is experiencing increased graffiti. The Tudor City Association is coordinating spring cleanups with city agencies, while private buildings will manage their own removals. Residents are urged to remain vigilant.

A proposed casino at 686 First Avenue risks Murray Hill’s safety, character, and livability with increased traffic, crime, and disruption to emergency services. Help us protect our neighborhood!

After years of neglect, strong community advocacy and ongoing pressure on city agencies secured the rebuilding of a hazardous retaining wall between 41st and 40th Street, ensuring lasting safety.

A hazardous sidewalk railing over 42nd Street was swiftly repaired thanks to persistent advocacy by the Tudor City Association and NYC DOT, ensuring pedestrian safety and proactive community action.