Queens · Community District 13

Queens Village-Bellerose-Rosedale

Queens Village · Glen Oaks · New Hyde Park · Bellerose · Floral Park · Cambria Heights · Laurelton · Rosedale · Brookville

Community Board
13
Elected seats covering it
13
Land area
32.7 km²
Landmarks
2

Everything on this ground

Community Board 13

Advisory, but it reviews every development before anyone else does — and its meetings are open to you.

Chair
Bryan J. Block
Manager
Mark McMillan
Office
219-41 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Village, NY 11428
Meets
General board meeting: fourth Monday of the month unless otherwise noticed. Sign-in starts at 7:00 PM; the meeting begins promptly at 7:30 PM. Meetings are held on Zoom, with the link posted on the board's online calendar. Committee meetings also run on Zoom, starting at 7:00 PM. Confirm dates by calling 718-464-9700. Cabinet meeting: third Wednesday, 10:00 AM.
Board website ↗
City Council

City law, the city budget, the binding vote on rezonings.

State Assembly

Rent and tenant law, school funding, state benefits.

  • Clyde Vanel

    District 33 · Democratic · covers 39% of CD 13

    718-479-2333
  • Alicia Hyndman

    District 29 · Democratic · covers 22% of CD 13

    718-723-5412
  • Khaleel M. Anderson

    District 31 · Democratic · covers 20% of CD 13

    718-327-1845
  • Edward C. Braunstein

    District 26 · Democratic · covers 17% of CD 13

    718-357-3588
  • David I. Weprin

    District 24 · Democratic · covers 2% of CD 13

    718-454-3027
State Senate

The other half of state law. MTA funding and oversight.

  • Toby Ann Stavisky

    District 11 · Democratic · covers 38% of CD 13

    718-445-0004
  • Leroy Comrie

    District 14 · Democratic · covers 36% of CD 13

    718-765-6359
  • James Sanders Jr.

    District 10 · Democratic · covers 26% of CD 13

    718-523-3069
U.S. House

Federal law, and caseworkers for immigration and benefits.

  • Gregory W. Meeks

    District 5 · Democratic · covers 65% of CD 13

    (718) 725-6000
  • Thomas R. Suozzi

    District 3 · Democratic · covers 35% of CD 13

    (718) 631-0400
2 landmarks

What stands on this ground, and why it's worth knowing.

MuseumGlen Oaks / Floral Park

Queens County Farm Museum

A 47-acre working farm with a landmarked farmhouse dating to 1772, plus greenhouses, orchards, livestock and a planting field. It is the longest continuously farmed site in New York State.

Why it matters

The largest remaining tract of undisturbed farmland in New York City and a living record of the agricultural Queens that preceded the subway. It is a New York City landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places.

73-50 Little Neck Parkway, Floral Park, NY 11004

Visit site ↗
HistoricJFK Airport / Jamaica

TWA Hotel

A hotel opened in 2019 inside and around Eero Saarinen's 1962 TWA Flight Center at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The restored head house serves as the lobby, with new guest room wings behind it and a Lockheed Constellation converted into a cocktail lounge.

Why it matters

Saarinen's winged terminal is one of the defining works of mid-century American architecture, a National Historic Landmark and a New York City landmark; the hotel conversion saved it after decades of disuse.

One Idlewild Drive, JFK Airport, Jamaica, NY 11430

Stands in JFK International Airport, which belongs to no single community district. Community District 13 is the nearest.

Visit site ↗
7 civic groups

Neighbours who already meet about this. Joining one is the fastest way to get a hearing at the board.

  • Eastern Queens Alliance, Inc.

    Umbrella group

    Federation of southeast Queens civic associations advocating on environmental justice, JFK-related impacts, health, and community planning.

  • Queens Village Civic Association

    Civic association

    Civic association serving Queens Village since 1957, holding monthly general membership meetings on neighborhood development, safety and city services.

  • Bellerose Commonwealth Civic Association

    Civic association

    Volunteer civic association founded in 1935 that represents the Bellerose community and works to preserve its suburban residential character.

  • Federated Blocks of Laurelton

    Civic association

    Umbrella civic association of Laurelton block associations focused on beautification, local schools, and public safety.

  • Queens Colony Civic Association

    Civic association

    Neighborhood civic association serving the Queens Colony area of Bellerose with monthly community meetings.

  • Rosedale Civic Association, Inc.

    Civic association

    Civic association founded in 1946 that works to preserve and enhance quality of life in Rosedale, southeastern Queens.

  • Spring-Gar Community Civic Association

    Civic association

    Neighborhood civic association serving Springfield Gardens, meeting monthly at the Herbert Birch school on Farmers Boulevard.

Overlaps are computed by land area — near a boundary, check your exact address. Every state and federal seat here is on the ballot November 3, 2026. These are the sitting officeholders, not projected winners.

Boundaries: NYC Dept. of City Planning via NYC Open Data (May 2026). Officeholders verified against official sources on 2026-08-06. District overlaps are computed by area and are approximate near boundaries.