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Call, fax, or mail the same five offices

The same letters as the main page, sent another way. Call (~60 sec), fax (free, ~30 sec), or mail by USPS (~$3.22). Haven't emailed yet? That's the fastest step — do it on the main page first.

Why paper and phone too. Staff log faxes, mailed letters and calls as direct constituent contact. A stack of letters and a run of calls from BPC residents in the same week is hard to ignore.

The letters don't ask BPCA to do anything. They ask these five offices to make BPCA act. Gov. Hochul appoints the BPCA board, and hers is the only office that can order a pause. Asm. Fall represents BPC in the Assembly and already holds a draft letter to BPCA. Sen. Kavanagh represents BPC in the Senate through December. Asm. Grace Lee is the Democratic nominee for that seat. CM Marte represents BPC on the City Council.

Worried about reaching out? You don't need to be.
  • It's your First Amendment right. The Petition Clause protects every resident's ability to ask the government to act — citizen or non-citizen. State and local officials hear from non-citizens all the time on local issues; it has no immigration relevance.
  • Your info stays in their office, not the public record. Constituent staff log letters and calls internally. They don't publish your name or address. (Compare a petition — those can be public; what you're doing here is private correspondence.)
  • Tenants are specifically protected. NY Real Property Law §223-b makes it illegal for landlords to retaliate against tenants for contacting public officials about community concerns. And BPCA isn't your landlord — they hold the underlying ground lease, not your apartment.
  • It's literally what staff do all day. Constituent service teams handle thousands of letters and calls. The members count them. You're not being a pest — you're being a constituent.

1Fill in your details

Your name and BPC address go in the signature block of each letter. Nothing is saved on our side.

No master "generate" button. When you click Download letter + open FaxZero or Download letter + open Mailform on any recipient card below, two things happen at once: (1) that recipient's PDF downloads to your device, and (2) the send service opens in a new tab. You then upload the just-downloaded PDF on that site. Your name from above will also appear in the call scripts.

Preview the letters (shared context + what each office is asked to do)

Shared context (every letter includes these two paragraphs)

Then why that office, and what it is asked to do

    2Call, fax, or mail each official

    How each button works — read this first.
    1. 📞 Call — on mobile, opens your phone dialer with the number ready. On desktop, you'll see the number to dial. Open the "60-second script" inside the card to see exactly what to say (with your name filled in).
    2. 📠 Download letter + open FaxZero (free) — two things happen on one click: (1) a PDF of that recipient's letter is downloaded to your device, and (2) FaxZero.com opens in a new tab. On FaxZero: upload the just-downloaded PDF, paste the fax number, enter your email, send. Takes ~30 seconds, free.
    3. ✉️ Download letter + open Mailform ($3.22) — same idea: (1) PDF downloads, (2) Mailform.io opens. On Mailform: upload the PDF, paste the mailing address, pay ~$3.22. Mailform prints and mails it USPS first-class.

    Got a reply? Forward it to hello@savebpctrees.com so we know which offices are engaging.

    Total time: 60 sec/call · 30 sec/fax · 2 min/letter.
    Total cost: $0 to call all 5 or fax the 4 offices that take faxes; up to ~$16 to send all 5 by postal mail.