Capt. Maximo Tolentino, new Commanding Officer of the 84th Precinct, has released this advisory:
1340 Hours: In connection with hurricane Sandy, staffing at the 84th Precinct has been consolidated into 2-12 hour tours, allowing for better coverage during this emergency. Since yesterday, 0700 hours, 84 Precinct personnel have been continuously visiting all areas looking for dangerous conditions and taking corrective action as necessary. Residential and commercial locations located in Zone “A” have all been visited. Public announcements directing an evacuation are also being made and recommended. There is 1 shelter, located at 285 Jay Street, confines of the 84th Precinct, that is currently housing approximately 35 people. There is room for upwards of 600 People. All critical care patients have been visited. If you elect not to evacuate, I recommend that for the duration of the storm that you stay indoors. Any emergency should be called into 911. Stay dry- stay safe.
Source: Brooklyn Heights Blog
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/50259
Borough Prexy Marty Markowitz handed out candy. “The more you eat, the less I do.”
Heather White, of the 
The parade gets underway.
This scene is looking north from near the park entrance at the foot of Doughty Street, toward the Manhattan Bridge (we’re looking under the Brooklyn Bridge).
The day closed with another gorgeous Brooklyn Heights sunset, seen from the Promenade.
