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Children playing in Corona Golf Playground

Corona

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    Bounded by 109th Street, 46th Avenue, and 47th Avenue, Corona Golf Playground is equipped with several basketball courts, a big open play area, two handball courts, and more.

A child on a swing in an Elmhurst park

Elmhurst

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    Veterans Grove, in Elmhurst, is dedicated to the memory of those soldiers for the neighborhood who lost their lives serving in World War I. The park includes a colorful jungle gym, play equiptment, and a large tic-tac-toe apparatus.

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Corona, Corona Heights, Elmhurst


Marialena Giampino
Board Chairperson

Christian Cassagnol
District Manager

Queens Community Board 4
46-11 104th Street
Corona, NY 11368
Phone: 718-760-3142
Fax: 718-760-5971

Community Board #4Q encompasses the communities of Corona (south of Roosevelt Avenue), Corona Heights, and Elmhurst. The boundaries of CB #4Q are Roosevelt Avenue to the North, Flushing Meadow Corona Park to the East, Horace Harding Expressway to the South, and New York Connecting Railroad (CSX) to the West.

The communities of Corona, Corona Heights, and Elmhurst are experiencing dramatic growth and change. CB #4Q is hard at work to ensure that any growth benefits local residents and workers and improves the quality of life in our community.

CB #4Q is home to many vibrant shopping areas such as the Queens Center Mall, Queens Place, Corona Plaza, and 82nd Street. Elmhurst Hospital is located within CB #4Q. We also take pride and a special interest in Flushing Meadow Corona Park, our neighbor and Queens largest park.

Community Boards have an important advisory role in land use and zoning matters, the City budget, municipal service delivery, and other matters relating to the welfare of their communities. Community Boards consist of up to 50 unsalaried members with 50% appointed by the Borough President and 50% appointed by NYC Council members representing the district. Board members are selected from active, involved people in each community. In addition to being appointed to the Community Board each member of CB #4Q is assigned to a committee such as Consumer Affairs, Environmental, Health, Land Use & Zoning, Neighborhood Stabilization, Parks, Public Safety, Transportation, and Youth.

Community Board members, District Manager, and staff serve as advocates and service coordinators for the community and its residents. While Community Boards cannot order any City agency or official to perform any task, they are usually successful in resolving the problems they address.