Brooklyn Community Board 6

Alternate Side Parking is suspended through Sunday, February 8th for snow operations. Parking meters remain in effect.

Reminder that Wyckoff Gardens Community Center at 280 Wyckoff Street is operating 24/7 as a warming center until power and heat are fully restored.

Link in bio to find a warming center.

Alternate Side Parking is suspended through Sunday, February 8th for snow operations. Parking meters remain in effect.

Reminder that Wyckoff Gardens Community Center at 280 Wyckoff Street is operating 24/7 as a warming center until power and heat are fully restored.

Link in bio to find a warming center.

Power outages in Park Slope, Gowanus, and Boerum Hill.

Con Edison told us on a call that full restoration would be by 7 a.m. today, but that timeline has since changed. They are now estimating restoration by 7 p.m. this evening, and we have made clear that we do not expect it to take longer than that. We will keep you posted as we learn more.

If you need a warm place, you can find a nearby warming center here https://bit.ly/4tbW5Sn.

To report an outage or check your status, go here https://www.coned.com/en/services-and-outages/report-track-service-issue/report-outage-status.
You can also view Con Edison’s outage map here https://outagemap.coned.com/external/default.html.

Three nights, three meetings.

Tonight (Tuesday, Jan 20) 630 PM
Youth, Human Services & Environmental Protection Committee
📍Principles Cafe, 139 9th Street
- Youth Mental Health Workshop with Project LETS
(Youth encouraged, all welcome)

Wednesday, Jan 21
Transportation, Parks & Public Safety Committee
📍 MS 51, 350 5th Avenue
-Fifth Avenue Vision Plan and more

Thursday, Jan 22
Landmarks / Land Use & Housing Committee
💻 Zoom
-Review of rear yard extension application at 10 Prospect Place

This coming Monday, January 19th, is Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Alternate side park will be suspended. collections and mail delivery will also be suspended.

offices,
post offices, , and branches will be closed.

Today, Tuesday, November 4th, is Election Day, and it’s the last day to vote. Polls are open until 9 PM.

A few Election Day, but not electoral notes: (for students) and are closed. There will be no collections and Alternate Side Parking is suspended.

This year’s election includes Mayor, Comptroller, Public Advocate, Borough President, City Council, and District Attorney. You’ll also be voting on proposed Charter Changes to the city’s land use process, as well as when elections are held.

If you’re unsure where you vote, find your polling site at findmypollsite.vote.nyc.

Now that we’ve been given an extra hour, the question becomes, what will you do with it?

Use it to vote!

Today, Sunday, November 2, is the last day of early voting. Polls are open from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. It shouldn’t take close to the entire extra hour, and when you’re done, you get a sticker.

Not sure where to vote?
Go to: findmypollsite.vote.nyc/

wishes everyone a happy and sweet new year, celebrating Rosh Hashanah.

L’Shana Tova! 🍎🍯

On Monday we’ll vote YES on the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Vision Plan. After decades of neglect, this plan finally charts a future for our waterfront that reflects community priorities: housing, climate resilience, transportation, jobs, and accountability.

This is part 1 of a three-phase, fifteen-year process — a long-term commitment to shaping the future of Brooklyn’s waterfront.

Proud to stand alongside a coalition that made this possible:
• • • • Red Hook East & West, • • • •

Read the full statement 👉 link in bio or
at bit.ly/cb6bmtyes

We stood with Yorkers For Parks (thank you Kathy Park Price), , Council , Karen Blondel, Friends of Red Hook Pool, and many others to celebrate good news: the Red Hook Pool will reopen this Sunday, August 17, 2025, after months of being shut down.

“Late good news is still good news; especially when it comes at the result of collective community action like this. The Red Hook Pool, and all public pools, are great resources and we will continue to advocate for them not just that they open on time but they are open longer in both hours and days of the year.” —

🕒 Regular hours:
▪️ Session 1: 11 AM – 3 PM
▪️ Session 2: 4 PM – 7 PM

🏊‍♀️ Public pools are vital. We’ll keep pushing for expanded hours and seasons so more New Yorkers can access them.

📖 Read more @
https://www.brooklynpaper.com/red-hook-pool-expected-reopen-sunday-aug-17/

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📣 Today’s the day!
It’s Primary Election Day in NYC — Tuesday, June 24. Polls are open 6AM to 9PM.

Vote for:
🗳️ Mayor
🗳️ City Council
🗳️ Borough President
🗳️ Public Advocate
🗳️ Comptroller
🗳️ Judges

Don’t know where to vote?
🔗 FINDMYPOLLSITE.VOTE.NYC