The Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council
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.
Community Board meetings are an opportunity for community members to hear about neighborhood developments related to land use, economic development, social services, transportation, open space and more.
The agenda for the April 9 meeting is as follows:
The NYPD's 77th Precinct includes Prospect Heights east of Vanderbilt Avenue. The 77th Precinct Community Council monthly meeting is an opportunity for community members to hear from the senior command at the Precinct. Audience members may also ask questions and raise concerns on safety and security issues in the neighborhood.
The March Precinct Council meeting will take place at St. Joseph's Church on Pacific Street between Vanderbilt and Underhill Avenues. Before the meeting, from 6:30PM to 7:30PM, Pastor Ken's Jazz and Blues Band will perform a free set with standards from the songbooks of Nat King Cole and others.
NYCDOT will be presenting a refined safety proposal for the intersection of Atlantic/Washington/Underhill avenues at a joint Community Board 2 and 8 Transportation Committee meeting on Tuesday, December 16th.
DOT previously proposed improvements to the intersection in 2011, but implementation was delayed due to water main construction at the location. A representative from DOT said that the agency's intention now is to complete construction of the Washington Avenue improvements in the spring of 2015.
