Park Slope Civic Council joins Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition for Justice (GNCJ) partners in urgent call for environmentally sensitive planning during Gowanus Rezoning.
For over a decade, the Park Slope Civic Council and friends have advocated in vain to landmark our beloved Pacific
Sign the Petition to Landmark the Pacific Branch Library Read More »
The Gowanus Landmarking Coalition met with Lisa Kersavage, Chair of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and senior staff members on June 24th at the LPC’s invitation to hear the agency’s plan to calendar 5 buildings in Gowanus for individual landmark designation.
Park Slope Civic Council’s annual college-bound scholarship program recognized the contributions of 4 up-and-coming Park Slope high school students who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to community through volunteerism and leadership.
Please support our neighborhood organizations – The Annual CHIPS Gala is Wednesday, May 1st.
We invite you to look over this latest edition of Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
Spring/Summer 2019 Civic News Read More »
Art Slope ’19 – Shorts in the Slope film festival – is coming up fast! Join us at the Berkeley
Art Slope Shorts in the Slope: April 6th and 7th! Read More »
PSCC Trustees voted to endorse congestion pricing to fund NYC subways and buses. The Board of Trustees sent a letter of support to the five State Legislators whose districts include parts of Park Slope. The Civic Council has publicly supported congestion pricing since 2008.
Support for Congestion Pricing Read More »
The 2019 Park Slope House Tour, a self-guided tour organized by the Park Slope Civic Council, will take place Sunday,
The 60th Annual Park Slope House Tour! Read More »
The Park Slope Civic Council (PSCC) believes that any new City zoning actions must respect the existing residents of the neighborhoods affected by the rezoning and enhance the social, cultural, economic and racial mix of the community. Please read our latest update here.
Comments on Draft Gowanus Rezoning Plan Read More »