St. George Civic Association
St. George is a thriving community on the north shore of Staten Island, New York City's Richmond County, across the harbor from Manhattan.
The St. George Civic Association is a group of residents working for managed growth and development, for improved schools, for public safety, for better transportation both public and private, and for increased recreational and retail amenities in our neighborhood and throughout Staten Island.

• 120th Precinct Community Council meeting was November 19th; report appears on the Public Safety Committee page.

• Harbor dredging is back
under the supervision of the Army Corps of Engineers
Information about the dredging project is here.

• A St. Georgian's blog,
Walking is Transportation,has an illustrated entry on the new book on St. George.

• Read and respond to the September 2008 Staten Island R/UDAT study on waterfront use.

• Above the Law: A Study of Government Parking Permit Abuse in New York City

• SGCA historic preservation site

NEXT GENERAL MEETING
February 9, 2010
7 pm socializing - 7:30 meeting
AGENDA
• Landmark proposals in our area
• Our new Staten Island Community Charter School
• Nominations for SGCA officers
• Convent situation update
• Public safety issues

at the
Brighton Heights Reformed Church
320 St. Mark's Place at Fort Place
parking in back

More 2010 meeting dates:
April 6th
June 1st

St. George residents can join the SGCA using this form, and then are eligible for our web discussion group.

Postcards from the Rails: artist Mary Bullock has traveled the length of Staten Island taking photographs, which are available as postcards, available at SHOW Gallery 22 cards (one for each station, St. George to Tottenville, for $10, $3 postage if ordering by mail. More information and images at the Postcards web site --

St. George Civic Association
Post Office Box 987
Staten Island, NY 10301
President: Theo Dorian
Vice President: Victoria Harding
Treasurer: Mary Bullock
Recording Secretary: Tina Sher
Corresponding Secretary: Frizzi Linck
Members at Large: Rama Chorpash, Bob Zion