Do you receive repeated Investor, Developer or Real Estate solicitations to purchase your home? Have there been unwanted letters, calls, texts or knocks on your door? Are you tired of these harassing behaviors? Would you like them to end? CB 17’s Land Use committee asks that community members fill out this survey.
Community Board 17 in partnership with State Senator Kevin Parker, The 300 E 25 th St. Block Association (East Flatbush’s first historic district!), NHS Brooklyn, and Brooklyn Level Up are currently advocating for a Cease and Desist Zone for East Flatbush. This “no harassment” zone will protect East Flatbush residents from aggressive real estate speculation.
Welcome to Community Board 17
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East Flatbush, Northeast East Flatbush, Rugby, Farragut/Hyde Park, Remsen Village, Ditmas Village and Erasmus.
The District is delimited by East 32nd Street, Glenwood Avenue, Nostrand Avenue, Foster Avenue and Bedford Avenue on the west, Clarkson Avenue, Utica Avenue and East New York Avenue on the north, East 98th Street on the east, as well as by the Long Island Rail Road on the south. |
| Office: | 4112 Farragut Road Brooklyn NY, 11210 Phone: 718-434-3072 | (347) 389 – 5361 Chair: Ms. Joan Alexander-Bakiriddin District Manager: Ms. Sherif Fraser |
| Precinct: 67th Precinct |
Commanding Officer: Deputy Inspector Gaby Celiba |
| Precinct Phone: | (718) 287-3211 |
Community Board 17 (CB17) like all the community boards within NYC, plays a very important advisory role in dealing with land use and zoning matters, the City budget, municipal service delivery and many other matters relating to the community’s welfare. Read More >>
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