I believe cars start accumulating around 8 or 9 am. Full block of cars at 1:00 pm last week, but it varies.

Thank you for looking into this.

This condition was reported to the NYPD Neighborhood Coordination Officers for resolution. Please update this page if the situation does not improve. Thank you.

The situation has not improved. There are currently at least 4 double parked cars and a full size van directly in front of 1260 Flatbush Ave.

The situation is still ongoing. Multiple cars and a van were double parked on Flatbush Ave the entire Sunday of 2/12. When I filed an illegal parking complaint C1-1-1524604744, I received a response that: "The Police Department responded to the complaint and determined that police action was not necessary". Please advise, because the situation has not improved and the local police department is ignoring the problem.

The 70th Police Precinct has been notified again. An update will be posted as it becomes available. Thank you.

The issue continues...

This was originally posted 4 months ago and the problem has not been resolved and it is ongoing. For some reason the local police department is refusing to do anything about this and traffic laws are not being enforced despite multiple complaints and 311 calls. Please advise.

This is a traffic hazard. One cannot turn into Flatbush from Newkirk because the double parked cars take up too much lane space. At 1:00 pm today still the same problem. This is not a noise complaint about a church service. This is a complaint about law breaking that effects residents’ ability to safely navigate traffic.

Brooklyn Community Board 14 forwarded the posted complaints and photos to the NYPD 70th Precinct for enforcement. Your complaints have also been shared directly with the Church and the pastor has stated that he will request that members do not double-park during services. Thank you for your continued attention to the matter as we work with the agencies and the establishment to resolve the situation.

The issue appears to be fixed. Thank you.