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park slope street safety partnership

A collection of 5 issues

Park Slope Neighbors Meet To Map Out Dangerous Roads And Intersections

PARK SLOPE – The cafeteria of MS 51 was packed Wednesday evening with concerned locals eager to voice their concerns about dangerous Park Slope streets to Council Member Brad Lander and the New York City Department of Transportation (DOT). Park Slope Street Safety Town Hall (Photo: Nathan Haselby)Organized by the

Share Ideas On Improving Street Safety In Park Slope Next Wednesday

PARK SLOPE – Council Member Brad Lander, NYC Department of Transportation [http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/home/home.shtml] (DOT), and the Park Slope Street Safety Partnership [https://www.facebook.com/ParkSlopeStreetSafetyPartnership/] are hosting a Street Safety Town Hall next Wednesday (May 30) to pinpoint dangerous locations across the

Enforcement, Education & Engineering: A Look At Vision Zero In Park Slope

A forum [/blog/transportation/vision-zero-town-hall-coming-to-park-slope-next-week] for neighbors to ask representatives from several city agencies about the Mayor’s Vision Zero Action Plan [http://www.nyc.gov/html/visionzero/pages/home/home.html] at times turned into something of a protest against the proposed New York Methodist Hospital expansion [/blog/tag/

Park Slope Street Safety Partnership Starts Petition For Neighborhood Slow Zone

Though many in Park Slope have been trying for years to get the city to implement the Neighborhood Slow Zone [http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/motorist/slowzones.shtml] program here, the new community group Park Slope Street Safety Partnership [https://www.facebook.com/ParkSlopeStreetSafetyPartnership] is making another push,

How Can Park Slope Make Streets Safer?

At the first forum last night [/blog/transportation/neighborhood-forum-on-street-safety-on-december-3] with the Park Slope Street Safety Partnership [https://www.facebook.com/ParkSlopeStreetSafetyPartnership], a new group of community organizations and elected officials, hundreds of neighbors gathered to discuss ideas for safety improvements to our streets. Various neighborhood leaders took time to speak,