Neighborhood Slow Zones and Safer Local Streets: On Saturday, Jan. 21, join the Civic Council for a community meeting on where how, and if the city’s Department of Transportation should install slow zones in our neighborhood. Learn more here.
Upcoming meetings: Sustainability Committee, Monday, Jan. 23; and the monthly Trustees Meeting, open to everyone, on Thursday, Feb. 2.
You can help CHIPS, the neighborhood storefront charity devastated by a recent fire. Here's how.
Start Making Census
Read the Civic Council's analysis of 2010 U.S. Census data, a valuable tool for understanding better who we are in our community.
Local F and G service will be changed through spring 2012 due to the Culver Viaduct Rehabilitation and other maintenance projects. Read about the diversions at the MTA's website.
Read the "Save the Slope" blog.
A More Livable (Streets) New Year
The Civic Council's Livable Streets Committee is gearing up for a very exciting -- and productive -- 2012. Our focus has been what happens on our community's streets and sidewalks for pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers alike. Our group has worked on beautification, traffic calming, traffic flow, bike lanes, and security, among other issues.
For the coming year, we'll be pursuing four primary initiatives:
BikeShare
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The Park Slope we know and love today did not just happen. It was preserved, protected, and nurtured by dedicated volunteers. Today, the far-sighted pioneers of the Park Slope Civic Council have been joined by a new generation of activists, committed to defending our great urban neighborhood and to making it even better. Join us! Become a PSCC member.
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