Bronx

Organization 5

Departments

• Bronx Borough President's Office

  The Office of the Bronx Borough President serves as the chief executive office for the Borough of the Bronx (coterminous with Bronx County). The Borough President advocates for the borough's residents, reviews land use applications, appoints community board members, and recommends capital and expense budget priorities.
• Bronx Community Boards

  The Bronx has 12 Community Boards (CB1-CB12), each serving a specific geographic district within the borough. Community Boards are local representative bodies that address land use, zoning, municipal services, and quality-of-life concerns. Board members are appointed by the Borough President and City Council members.
• Bronx County Clerk's Office Clerk

  The Bronx County Clerk's Office maintains county records, processes court filings for the Supreme Court, and provides public access to legal documents. The County Clerk serves as clerk of the Supreme Court in Bronx County (12th Judicial District).
• Bronx County District Attorney's Office

  The Bronx County District Attorney's Office is responsible for the prosecution of criminal offenses committed within Bronx County. The office handles felony and misdemeanor cases, investigates criminal activity, and works with law enforcement agencies throughout the borough.
• Bronx County Public Administrator's Office

  The Bronx County Public Administrator's Office manages the estates of Bronx County residents who die intestate (without a will) or without known heirs. The office safeguards assets, locates potential heirs, and ensures proper distribution of estates.