The CB8 SLA and Sidewalk Cafe Review Committee has the following responsibilities:

• Review and discuss both new and renewal applications for establishments seeking liquor licenses from New York State Liquor Authority for clubs, bars, restaurants, local grocery stores, and other establishments in the District
• Review and discuss applications for Dept. of Consumer Affairs Sidewalk Cafe permits and Dept. of City Planning Enclosed Sidewalk Cafe permits.

The Committee meets on the first Monday of each month except for July and August at the CNR - Center Light Health Center located on Classon Avenue at the corner of Park Place.

Agenda items are posted on the CB8 calendar.

NYPD’s 78th Precinct will be responsible for policing the arena as well as enforcement of traffic and parking rules, protection of pedestrian safety and regulation of public behavior within a one-half mile radius around the arena block.

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss and answer questions regarding safety and quality of life concerns in residential communities after the September arena opening.

Enjoy a day in the park meeting your police officers and local elected officials! National Night Out Against Crime features lots of entertainment, free barbecue, and activities for all ages.

National Night Out’s purpose is to:

• Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness.
• Generate support for and participation in local anticrime programs.
• Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community relationships.
• Send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

For additional information please call:

Marlene M. Saunders:  347.351.3126

James E. Caldwell:  917.689.0747

Kings County Cinema Society and Save Our Streets Crown Heights partner to present an anti-violence film night, including select submissions from the Arts to End Violence contest.

For more details, see artstoendviolence.tumblr.com, or call Crown Heights Community Mediation Center at 718-773-6886 and ask for Lizzie.

Save Our Streets Crown Heights is proud to announce the second annual Arts to End Violence Contest. Come see the art submissions from the Arts to End Violence competition, meet the artists, and enjoy an evening of live music and food with your neighbors.

For more details, see artstoendviolence.tumblr.com, or call Crown Heights Community Mediation Center at 718-773-6886 and ask for Lizzie.

Save Our Streets Crown Heights is proud to announce the second annual Arts to End Violence Contest. The festival kicks off this year with an arts event for children and families. Come out to MAKE ART and to see the art submissions from the Arts to End Violence contest; enjoy live music and your neighbors' company! There will be art workshops and activities for children.

For more details, see artstoendviolence.tumblr.com, or call Crown Heights Community Mediation Center at 718-773-6886 and ask for Lizzie.