Like many Park Slopers, Stephanie Doba is concerned about sustainability. She long ago replaced all her light bulbs with LED’s,
From Historic to Sustainable: How One Park Slope Resident Transformed Her Home 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 »
I don’t know about you, but for me, there’s definitely a different feel in the air in Park Slope this autumn. Covid continues to be a concern, but 5th and 7th Avenues appear as busy as ever with pedestrians and shoppers. The sidewalk and in-street restaurant pop-ups seem busy. Merchants I speak with are more optimistic about their businesses.
From the PSCC President Read More »
Have you recently restored your historic home? Do you know of a new building that complements the historic character of
Ortner Preservation Award Nominations for 2022 Read More »
Each year the Civic Council award community service grants to local organizations. Grants award the work of local community groups and on profits for their work and commitment to improve the health, vitality and diversity of our community. Awards are given for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement.
Civic Council Awards 2021 Community Grants Read More »
It’s time to landmark the Center Slope! The Civic Council’s goal of extending landmark protection to more than 1,500 buildings in
Center Slope Chosen for Six to Celebrate Read More »
We invite you to look over this latest edition of Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
Fall/Winter 2019 Civic News Read More »