37th districts, represented respectively by Democrats Jennifer Gutiérrez and Sandy Nurse. Community-based organizations Wellfare Coalition for Hispanic Family Services RiseBoro Community Partnership Inc East Brooklyn Congregations Make the Road New York Parks and recreation All parks are operated by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. Beaver Noll Park is located on Bushwick Avenue and Beaver Street. Planning started in 2012, and construction was finished in June 2019. It includes seating and a tot lot. Bushwick Park and Pool is located on Flushing Avenue between Beaver and Garden Streets, and encompasses . The park has a free public pool as well as a children's pool, basketball courts, a handball court, and a children's playground. Bushwick Playground is located on Knickerbocker Avenue between Woodbine Street and Putnam Avenue, and encompasses . The park features handball courts, spray showers, sitting areas, and a children's playground. Green Central Knoll Park is a park located between Flushing and Central Avenues and Knoll and Evergreen Streets. The park is located on the former site of the Rheingold beer brewery. New York City took ownership of the property after the beer company closed due to failure to pay taxes, but it was not given to the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation until 1997. The park includes a baseball field, sitting areas, and a children's playground. A new comfort station was built in 2018–2019. Heisser Triangle is located at the intersections of Knickerbocker and Myrtle Avenues and Bleecker Street. The triangle is named after Charles Heisser, a World War I sergeant with the 106th Infantry who was killed in action in France on September 27, 1918. The bronze war memorial at the center of the plot was sculpted by Pietro Montana in 1921. Irving Square Park is bound by Wilson and Knickerbocker Avenues and Halsey and Weirfield Streets. It encompasses and is believed to be named after Washington Irving. The park features swings, a sandpit, a spray shower, a handball court, and a basketball court. Since being renovated in 2006 and 2008, the park also features a public plaza and gardening space. Maria Hernandez Park is a municipal park; formerly known as Bushwick Park, it is located between Knickerbocker and Irving Avenues and between Starr and Suydam Streets, near the Jefferson Street station on the . It has a newly renovated basketball court, a handball court, fitness equipment, spray showers, benches, and