Preserve Park Slope Merges with Park Slope Civic Council
Two leading Park Slope organizations announce merger and reaffirm commitment to civic engagement.
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Two leading Park Slope organizations announce merger and reaffirm commitment to civic engagement.
Preserve Park Slope Merges with Park Slope Civic Council Read More »
Thanks to all of you for attending. On your chair tonight is the new issue of Civic News, thanks to
Recap: President’s Remarks at the Annual Meeting Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 17, 2023 PARK SLOPE CIVIC COUNCIL SURVEY FINDS FREQUENT TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS BY ELECTRIC MICROMOBILITY VEHICLES; URGES
Press Release: E-Bike Safety Read More »
From left at the PSCC 2022 Spring Sweep & Earth Day Celebration: Trustees Stephen Painter and Christina Gutierrez-Williams, and former
For a Cleaner, Greener Park Slope Read More »
Please read and sign the petition below. The Dangerous Vehicle Abatement Act must remove dangerous drivers from our streets. “A
Dangerous Vehicle Petition Read More »
One of the most common problems the Civic Council gets complaints about is traffic. Construction, water main projects, increased car
PSCC Requests Meeting with DOT to Discuss Traffic Congestion Read More »
BQX is a project that will have major implications for the future of Brooklyn and its waterfront communities, a couple of which are definitely Park Slope’s neighbors.
Notice of a panel discussion on the BQX Project Read More »
As bright new LED lighting started to “roll out” in Park Slope, many residents protested… and the Mayor has acknowledged that they were justified and will be accommodated.
Streetlights too bright? Read More »
That busy intersection at Flatbush & Atlantic and Fourth Avenues!
Spring for Safety – @Times Plaza Read More »