Park Slope Civic Council Demands More Crossing Guards and Action by City Council and Legislature
In light of the horrendous death Thursday of a seven-year-old boy crushed by a Police Department tow truck, the Park […]
In light of the horrendous death Thursday of a seven-year-old boy crushed by a Police Department tow truck, the Park […]
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 »
In the final semester this year, FOFA was invited to participate in Kaitlyn Somer’s eight grade class service learning unit
FOFA Works With MS 447 – “Urban Planners of Tomorrow” Read More »
Benches are popping up all throughout Park Slope!
More Places to Sit around the Slope Read More »
The New York Police Department will register your bicycle for free! Here’s how.
Register and Protect Your Bike with NYPD Read More »
Updated Feb. 9, 2013: The panel to discuss the BK Gateway Transportation Vision Plan scheduled for today has been postponed due to the weather.
UPDATE: Panel Discussion on BK Gateway Vision Plan Postponed Read More »
A group of elected officials, civic groups, and advocates are bringing attention to the matter with the release of BK Gateway Transportation Vision, a report that highlights those challenges and the need for a comprehensive transportation/land use plan for the area.
A Vision for Brooklyn’s Transportation Future Read More »
This is a story of livable streets and three public spaces in our community: Bartel Pritchard Square, the cul-de-sac on Fourth Street east of Fifth Avenue, and Grand Army Plaza.
Comment: A Tale of Three Spaces Read More »
Join Ashley Cotton and Jane Marshall of Forest City Ratner in a discussion about protecting the quality of life of those living and working near Barclays Center once it opens.
Learn More about Protecting the Neighborhood around Barclays Center Read More »
How are the city and the community to balance the many demands for scarce street space?
Wanted: Better Transit, Sensible Transportation, and Safe Streets Read More »