Of all the neighborhoods in the 15th State Senatorial District, South Richmond Hill has the highest number of locked gates. Mailbox is placed at the gate away from doorsteps. What does it tell us about crime in this area?
Thank you for your comment, and thank you for voting! Yes Dan. I got your email from your voter registration form at the Board of Elections. Hi Pablo, Thank you for your point. What you said is exactly why Bail Reform must be repealed. Albany Democrats took away that authority from judges. That is why … Read more
The gorilla-in-the-2022-election room is CRIME. It is shameful that Democrats would not acknowledge the full consequence of their Bail Reform mistake. It is not “perception vs. reality” as Governor Kathy Hochul is fond of saying many times. It is not perception that homeless are sleeping at places you have not seen homeless before. It is not … Read more
Shots fired. Neighbors are scared of crime and drugs in this area.
Neighbors submitted a petition in April 2021 for speed bump to State Assemblywoman, Jenifer Rajkumar, and are inquiring its status. Other concerns include rising crime, not enough parking space, many AirBnB households, homeless by Le Cordon Bleu on Jamaica Avenue.
Neighbors removed graffiti themselves, but it keeps coming back. Petition for speed bump submitted, but no response.
NationalGrid started to replace gas pipe lines at the beginning of 2022, and is still unfinished. Neighbors complained about trash, parking (most homes have no driveway), on and off repairs, homeless by Chase Bank, aging Post Office building, stolen packages, uneven temporary asphalt sidewalks (difficult for seniors), tilting tree guards…
It is a quiet corner by the cemetery. Residents have observed cars doing donuts and striking parked cars many times. Along this stretch, there is a rise of packages stolen.
Trash is dumped and ignored on this stretch of 80 Street and inside the cemetery. Since it is dark and not that populated, residents have observed people in parked cars doing sex and drugs.
Ex-Governor Cuomo legalized recreational use (up to 3 ounces) of marijuana in the FY22 budget bill on March 31, 2021. It would remain illegal until the state draws up regulations. No single retail license has been issued to date! Residents of Tudor Village could smell it along 133 Avenue and 83 Street. It is illegal … Read more