Herald and Greeley Squares | Projects & Initiatives

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Project Updates

The image reads "Implementation starts Early May" on top and below it shows the current conditions of Herald & Greeley Squares on the left and the proposed conditions on the right.

Sunday, May 5, 2019 - 12:20

NYC DOT will implement plaza enhancements at Herald Square starting Early May. As you know, the enhancements include the expansion of public space, improved pedestrian circulation, new traffic patterns, and an enhanced bicycle network.

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Wednesday, January 30, 2019 - 11:00

Public Outreach Results

Back in May and October of 2018, the NYC DOT Street Ambassadors collected 98 surveys at Herald and Greeley. A similar survey was available online here on our portal. Last week, our survey was officially closed to new responses and the result are in.

A birds eye view of people participating in a dance program at Herald Square

Wednesday, January 23, 2019 - 12:25

Upcoming Public Workshops!

Join NYC DOT tonight and tomorrow for a public workshop regarding the public space updates proposed for Herald Square and Greeley Square. We want you to be informed. We want you to voice your questions, comments, and/or concerns.

Multiple people in Hearld Square Hula Hooping.

Thursday, February 22, 2018 - 15:27

Welcome to Herald and Greeley Squares' Portal

Welcome to NYC DOT’s online feedback portal for Herald and Greeley Squares. Over the coming months DOT will be developing and soliciting feedback on a series of measures aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety, bicycle access and public space.

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