Since its formation, Coney Island Development Corporation (CIDC) has spearheaded the creation of a comprehensive planning process for the future of Coney Island. In addition to its work on a rezoning framework that will move development in Coney Island forward, CIDC, in partnership with various City agencies, has already begun to fulfill its mission through a series of exciting community-based development projects.

The last of Coney Island’s historic carousels is being completely restored and will be relocated to become a focal point of Steeplechase Plaza.

Coney Island’s Riegelmann Boardwalk is the subject of an extensive study which will inform a full redesign of this classic pedestrian thoroughfare.

Construction of the Coney Island Community Center, the first YMCA in South Brooklyn, will provide much-needed community space and public amenities for local residents.

Expanded CIDC community outreach efforts aim to keep Coney Island residents and stakeholders actively involved in the ongoing dialogue regarding area redevelopment plans.

Street sanitation services throughout the summer season help to improve the Coney Island experience for both residents and visitors.

Eye-catching signage, events-based programming and the launch of the Coney Island Fun Guide are all a part of CIDC’s active campaign to encourage more people to explore "America’s Playground."

This iconic monument on the Boardwalk has been reconstructed and refurbished and is being illuminated once again to shine as "Brooklyn’s Eiffel Tower."

New capital improvements and expanding parkland will make Coney Island’s green spaces bigger and better than ever.

This freshly-designed, new waterfront public plaza on the Boardwalk will tie together the best of the area with open space, retail and a water feature.