PSCC Weighs in on the Mayor’s “Housing New York: Zoning for Quality and Affordability” Plan
Joining neighborhood organizations throughout New York City, PSCC Trustees and members had a spirited discussion (at the April Trustees meeting) […]
Livable Streets
Safer Streets
Sometimes, out of terrible tragedies, something good emerges. A child’s life was lost on Prospect Park West – struck by a car – and his mother has been instrumental in trying to minimize the chance of something similar happening again in NYC.
Park Slope Civic Council Endorses MoveNY Fair Plan
At its Board of Trustees meeting on April 2, 2015, the Park Slope Civic Council endorsed the MoveNY Fair Plan
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Transportation – We can do better. Let’s talk
And who better to infuse that conversation with insightfulness and creativity than “Gridlock” Sam Schwartz?!
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Snowmageddon? … Let’s just say that the Slope dodged a bullet!
A “museum-caliber” gallery of snow-photos taken by Amy Pearl, Park Slope resident and WNYC photographer!
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Important Changes to NYC Sanitation Laws
As of January 2015, it will be illegal to discard electronics in the trash or at the curb.
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The Nov. 21st Pop Up event
Now that the scaffolding is coming down at 4th & 9th (the subway station), PSCC is looking to ensure that the MTA makes the station attractive as well as fully functional!
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Here’s what 4th & 9th (station) COULD look like!
Play this superb video, showing what the PSCC’s Nov. 21st event might look like – literally!
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Help the PSCC fix the 4th Ave/9th St Transit Hub!
Join us for our Pop-up Installation and Community Outreach at JJ Byrne Park (NOTE! NEW!! location!) on Friday, November 21st.
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Vision Zero
Interactive Map can be viewed here courtesy of NYC.gov Every year, approximately 4,000 New Yorkers are seriously injured and more than