The MTA is now beginning a series of open houses as a part of its Brooklyn Bus Network Redesign. This is our chance to restore the east-west connection that you’ve fought for since the B71 was cut in 2010.
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From the Civic Council
Restoring the B71 Bus Service
The MTA is now beginning a series of open houses as a part of its Brooklyn Bus Network Redesign. This is our chance to restore the east-west connection that you’ve fought for since the B71 was cut in 2010.
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Meet the Current Community Service Scholarship Recipients
The Park Slope Civic Council hosted its 8th annual scholarship fundraiser, Food For Thought, on Wednesday, October 23, 2019 at the Prospect Park Picnic House.
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Fall/Winter 2019 Civic News
We invite you to look over this latest edition of Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
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Community Grants Cycle is Open – Apply Now!
The Civic Council is accepting applications for grants to be awarded to community groups for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement. Applications are due on December 14th.
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Help Support Local Scholarship!
Join us on Wednesday, October 23rd from 6:30-9:30pm at the Prospect Park Picnic House!
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Support Gowanus Landmarking on September 24th
Your voice is needed to protect the historic character of Gowanus!
The Landmarks Preservation Commission will hear testimony from the public on Tuesday, September 24th on the designation of five individual landmarks in Gowanus…
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Park Slope Civic Council joins Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition for Justice (GNCJ) partners in urgent call for environmentally sensitive planning during Gowanus Rezoning.
Park Slope Civic Council joins Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition for Justice (GNCJ) partners in urgent call for environmentally sensitive planning during Gowanus Rezoning.
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Sign the Petition to Landmark the Pacific Branch Library
For over a decade, the Park Slope Civic Council and friends have advocated in vain to landmark our beloved Pacific Branch Library. However, two new developments have reopened that possibility. First, the Brooklyn Library has made a commitment to keep the library in place and to search for ways to make capital and program improvements. […]
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