A Train trussel at Ruby Avenue before the 80 Street Station needs lighting
It is dark and dangerous at night.
Crime
Robbery, Shooting, Break-ins, Loud Music at 95 Avenue and Drew Street
Crime has never been so bad in this area according to long-time residents. Many residents would not even come out even during the day.
Adult male homeless shelter opened February 2020 has been a hotspot for crime.
Cooper Rapid Rehousing Center, managed by Westhab, shelters about 200 single men. PS91 is nearby. What do the high security cameras and barbed wire fence say about its occupants? Those men “not transitioned” or looking for a job should be relocated elsewhere. City Councilman Robert Holden demanded answers. Such data should be public and posted … Read more
Speed racing down Cooper Avenue along Cypress Hills Cemetery. Speed camera at 67 Place shot.
You can see the bullet hole above the camera. It is not working currently.
131 Street had a block association. Neighbors changed, but residents want to restart it.
Annette and Kawall are concerned about growing crime and noise in the area. I propose that the elected officials should help in the process by providing the businesses and residents information, contacts, support and funding for basic supplies.
Be considerate! Don’t block driveway. Even houses in a dead end road has a driveway.
This picture was taken at 83 Avenue, but any homeowner with a driveway can understand the frustration. What is not stated is that the police has to wait a few hours confirming the vehicle is still blocking the driveway before police could be dispatched.
Overgrown trees and bush on Linden Boulevard at 117 Street
Petty thieves tend to hide behind excess shrubbery and low lying branches waiting for victims.
NJ Transit shut service earlier on Friday, June 17 – Happy Fathers Day weekend
The nations’s third largest provider of bus, rail and light rail transit ended its 11-rail-line service between 7:15 pm and 8:15 pm instead of the usual midnight. NJ Transit should have planned backup while union negotiation continues. Innocent customers should NEVER be treated this way. PERIOD.
A landlord-tenant violence at 89 Street that took 2 hours for police to respond. 3 homeowners sold or are selling their home.
Woodhaven and the city have changed. Seniors would call Uber for a few blocks to subway; commuters abandoning jobs in Manhattan to avoid riding the J train; robberies at CVS and shops are becoming routine; response time from the 102 Precinct could not be depended. I don’t blame the police. I blame Albany politicians for … Read more