Please Note New Address

83rd Precinct Community Council Meeting Tuesday, September 18, 2012

480 Knickerbocker Avenue (Corner Bleecker Street)

Muster Room 6:30 P.M.

The Next CEC 32 Meeting Thursday, September 27, 2012

P.S. 145—100 Noll Street (Between Evergreen & Central Avenues)

6:00 P.M.—Working Session 7:00 P.M.—Public Session

Regular Board Meeting Agenda:

1. First Roll Call 7. Recommendations

2. Acceptance of Agenda 8. Old Business

3. Acceptance of Previous Meeting Minutes 9. New Business

4. Chairperson’s Report-Ms. Julie Dent 10. Announcement (1.5 minutes only) Introduction of Elected Officials (Representatives) 11. Second Roll Call

5. District Manager’s Report-Ms. Nadine Whitted 12. Adjournment 6. Committee Reports:

Housing Land Use-Ms. Martha Brown

Public Safety-Ms. Barbara Smith

Public Hearing

1. POKO PARTNERS—Broadway Park Apartments-839-45 Broadway. Requesting letter of endorse-ment/support for their application for low income housing tax credit for their mixed-use develop-ment with 31 rental apartdevelop-ments.

Monthly Community Board #4 Hope Gardens Multi-Service Center

195 Linden Street (Corner of Wilson Avenue), Brooklyn, NY 11237 Wednesday, September 19, 2012 at 6:00 PM C o m m u n i t y B o a r d # 4 1 4 2 0 B u s h w i c k A v e n u e , R m . 3 7 0 B r o o k l y n , N Y 1 1 2 0 7 T e l . : ( 7 1 8 ) 6 2 8 - 8 4 0 0 / F a x # : ( 7 1 8 ) 6 2 8 - 8 6 1 9 E m a i l : B K 0 4 @ C B . N Y C . G O V

Planned Service Changes

M Knickerbocker Avenue

Temporary Station Closure

Trains skip Knickerbocker Avenue in both

direc-tions.

Travel alternatives:

Use nearby stations instead:

Central Avenue M

Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues L M

Myrtle Avenue J M Z

DeKalb Avenue L

B54 buses are available for connecting service

be-tween Knickerbocker Avenue and nearby M.

Overnight, additional shuttle bus service will

supple-ment the B54 route between the Myrtle Avenue J

M Z and Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues L M stations.

During this time, use shuttle buses for connections

with J service to/from Manhattan at the Myrtle

Avenue J M Z station.

Reminder, during overnight hours and weekends,

regularly scheduled M service operates between the

Myrtle Avenue J M Z and Metropolitan Avenue

M stations only. Z services operates weekday rush

hours only.

Community Board #4

ALL TIMES

Effective 12:01 AM, Saturday, August 18, 2012

until Early 2013

Cambios planificados en el servicio

M Knickerbocker Avenue

Cierre temporal de la estacion

Los trenes pasaran por alto

Knicker-bocker Avenue en ambas direcciones.

Alternativas de viaje:

En su lugar, utilice las estaciones cercanas:

Central Avenue M

Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues L M Myrtle Avenue J M Z

DeKalb Avenue L

Los autobuses B54 estaran disponibles para el servicio de transbordo en Knickerbocker Avenue y en las estaciones M cercanas. Durante la noche, servicio adicional de auto-bus de enlace prestaria servicio por la ruta de la B54 entre las estaciones Myrtle Avenue J M Z y Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues L M.

Durante este tiempo, use los autobuses de enlace para hacer conexiones con el servicio de la linea J hacia/desde Manhattan en la es-tacion de Myrtle Avenue J M Z.

Recuerde que durante las noches y los fines de semana, el horario regular del servicio del

M opera solamente entre las estaciones de

Myrtle Avenue J M Z y Metropolitan Avenue M. El servicio de la linea Z opera solamente las horas pico durante los dias de semana.

TODOS LOS HORARIOS

En vigencia a partir de las

12:01am, el Sabado 18 de Agosto de

2012 y hasta principios de 2013

Kingsborough Community College

GED/INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR 18-24 YEARS OLDS

Learn a new skill and get hired!

Classes begin September 2012

APPLY NOW!

Space is limited

Eligible applicants are:

18-24 Years Old

Currently unemployed and not

enrolled in school for the past

six months

NYC Residents (some

restric-tions apply)

How To Apply:

For more details on how to apply

and eligibility requirements, please

call: Kingsborough Community

College 718-368-6600

E-Mail:

[email protected]

Get your GED and go to

College!

GED Program includes:

Up to One Year of Full time

classes to prepare for GED

Diploma.

Earn up to 5 College

Cred-its.

Internships

Metrocards

Learn How to Become an

Entrepreneur

Urban Farm Experience

Job Placement Assistance

Earn Certificates to build

your resume

College and Career

Coun-seling

Supportive Services

Full KCC Student Privileges

including Library, Gym and

Beach access, and more!

OBT

BETTER TOMORROW

FREE

Clerical Skills Training & GED Program

Are you 17-21 years

Need your GED?

Need a job?

During this 20-week training program you will receive:

Business administrative/customer ser-vice skills

Public Speaking & Communication skills College Access assistance

GED classes (if needed) Job placement assistance

Preparation classes for two nationally recognized credentials:

Microsoft Office Specialist

National Retail Federation Customer Service Certification

To obtain more information or to apply, call or visit: Sunset Park 783 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11232 718-369-0303 Bushwick/ Williamsburg 25 Thornton Street Brooklyn, NY 11206 718-387-1600

Now Registering for our September 2012 Cycle.

Anyone interested in registering for this program call call us at 718-369-0303/ 718-387-1600 for more.

Violin Lessons

Summer and Fall 2012

GROUP CLASS “Intro to Music

through Violin!”

Individual Violin Lessons

Community Board # 4

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Sundays At St. Paul’s

Lutheran Church

592 Knickerbocker Avenue (Corner Palmetto St)

10:45am-11:30am Intro to Violin, ages 4-6

11:30am-12:20pm Intro to Violin, ages 7-11

From 12:30pm Individual 30min. Lessons

Conditions: $5 per lesson (group), $12 per lesson

(indiv). After 1 trial lesson commit to a term.

Neces-sary purchases for violin students: violin (approx. $100

for 1/4, 1/2, $150 for 3/4 , full size), book, pads, strings.

You get help with ordering these items.

Please contact sister Eva for sign-up and questions:

(347) 336-0066 or [email protected]

Social Security Card Center

If you live or receive mail in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan or Queens, N.Y. you must apply in-person or by mail to a Social Security Card Center for an original or replacement Social Security card.

NOTE: If you are age 12 or older and have never received a Social Security number, you must apply in person.

Si usted vive o recibe correspondencia en el Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan o Queens, N.Y. debe ir en persona o enviar por correo a un Centro de Tarjetas de Seguro Social para solicitar una tarjeta de Seguro Social original o de reemplazo.

NOTA ACLARATORIA: Cualquier persona mayor de 12 anos de edad y nunca ha tenido un numero de Seguro Social, debe presentarse en persona.

For all other Social Security services, call 1 (800) 772-1213 (Voice) or 1 (800) 325-0778 (TTY) or visit

Social Security online at www.socialsecurity.gov. Para cualquier otro asunto de Seguro Social, llame al 1 (800) 772-1213 (Voz) o 1 (800) 325-0778 (TTY).

Tambien puede visitar al Seguro Social por Inter-net en

www.segurosocial.gov Brooklyn

Social Security Card Center 154 Pierrepont Street

Sixth Floor Brooklyn, NY 11201

Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 4:00 pm

By Subway: 2,3,4, or 5 to Borough Hall N or R to Court Street; A, C, or F to Jay St MetroTech.

By Bus: B25, B26, B38, B41, B52 or B103 to Cadman Plaza West-

Montaque St.

Due to new regulations required by the Mayor’s

Of-fice Street Activity Permit OfOf-fice (SAPO) all street

closing applications

must be submitted three (3)

months in advance

starting in 2013

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NYPD/ OFFICE OF BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT NYPD JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION/

YOUTH SERVICES

YOUTH RESOURCE FAIR

BROOKLYN SUMMIT AND YOUTH MEMORIAL

BROOKLYN BOROUGH HALL 209 JORALEMON STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11201

BETWEEN COURT ST. AND ADAMS ST. 5:00 PM—8:00 PM

THURSDAY, SEPTMEBER 27, 2012

AFTER SCHOOL PRO-GRAMS

HEALTH PROGRAMS MENTORING

JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND MUCH MORE TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH AWARDS TEEN SUMMIT PANEL DISCUS-SION “WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE” TRIBUTE RECEPTION AND PERFORMANCES

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Sergeant K. Michael, NYPD Youth Service Section (718) 834-8855 [email protected]; P.O. D. FOX, P.O. A. HAMMUTOGLU (718) 339-9792

PLEASE REGISTER AT http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/brooklynsummit or call (718) 802-4488

Brooklyn Family Defense Project

Making A Difference in Families’ Lives

Constituent Services Training for staff of elected officials who serve Brooklyn

SEPTEMBER 20TH 9:30A.M.-12P.M. Brooklyn Law School

(exact location TBD)

Navigating the Child Welfare System

The training will provide an overview of the State Central Registry and New York City Children’s Services. Participants will receive information about the child welfare process, from how cases get called in and investigated to how cases get filed in Family Court. Staff will learn how to advocate within the system to better serve

their constituents.

To RVSP please e-mail Lauren Shapiro @ (347) 592-2510 or email [email protected]

Center for Environmental Research and Conservation

Earth Institute/Columbia University

Certificate in Conservation and Environmental Sustainability CERC’s Certificate Program provides professionals with the knowledge and tools to be effective environmental leaders and decision makers in the 21st century. It is an evening program in which environmental issues are discussed, debated and ex-amined, where participants develop an in-depth understanding of conservation science and practice through case studies and a focus on Environmental Policy.

CERC’s Certificate Program accommodates the working professional:

Classes are held from 6p.m. to 8p.m. at Columbia University in New York City (with access to all University facilities)

Courses meet once a week for five weeks

Weekend field courses are offered but not required

For more information on the Certificate Program please download the certificate program brochure (PDF) from www.cerc.columbia.edu/certicate