The Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council
The NYPD's 78th Precinct includes Prospect Heights west of Vanderbilt Avenue. The 78th Precinct Community Council is a citizen group that meets with police officials to exchange mutual views and seek ways to solve local problems. Join your neighbors to discuss quality of life issues, learn about the NYPD's latest crime and traffic enforcement efforts, and get to know your local police officers.
Contact PO Brian Laffey, Community Affairs Officer at (718) 636-6410 for additional information.
The 78th Precinct Community Council is a citizen group that meets with police officials to exchange mutual views and seek ways to solve local problems. Join your neighbors to discuss quality of life issues, learn about the NYPD's latest crime and traffic enforcement efforts, and get to know your local police officers.
Please note: 78th Precinct Community Council Board elections will be held at the June meeting. Those who wish to be new candidates or vote in the election must have attended four meetings prior to the April meeting.
Contact PO Brian Laffey, Community Affairs Officer at (718) 636-6410 for additional information.
The 78th Precinct polices Prospect Heights west of Vanderbilt Avenue.
The 78th Precinct Community Council is a citizen group that meets with police officials to exchange mutual views and seek ways to solve local problems. Join your neighbors to discuss quality of life issues, learn about the NYPD's latest crime and traffic enforcement efforts, and get to know your local police officers.
This month's meeting is on a Wednesday evening instead of the usual Tuesday. The Traffic Safety meeting will be a part of the General Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Contact PO Brian Laffey, Community Affairs Officer at (718) 636-6410 for additional information.
The NYPD's 78th Precinct is responsible for policing Prospect Heights west of Vanderbilt Avenue.
The 78th Precinct Community Council is a citizen group that meets with police officials to exchange mutual views and seek ways to solve local problems. Join your neighbors to discuss quality of life issues, learn about the NYPD's latest crime and traffic enforcement efforts, and get to know your local police officers.
Contact PO Brian Laffey, Community Affairs Officer at (718) 636-6410 for additional information.
