This is not how to run a government: Queens Composting
Mayor Eric Adams announced boroughwide composting starting on October 3, 2022 only to have it paused without any fanfare or public warning starting December 25, 2022.
Sanitation
79 St and Rockaway Blvd: traffic, parking, trash
Traffic pattern at Rockaway Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue is dangerous. Homeowners at this intersection see moped on sidewalk, ATV mobs, graffiti, trash, cars for sale, switched license plates, parking at fire hydrants (some were City employees)…
76 Street: Botched street milling
Rainwater puddles into a small lake between Glenmore and Pitkin Avenues after street was milled about 2 years ago. Similar problem was located at Belmont Avenue one block away.
77 St and Sutter Ave: Private use of fire hydrant
Harry said, “I am cleaning the street!” Neighbors said, “he does that often”. Other said, “he is harmless.” City says…
87 Ave and 75 St: Parking and security
Commercial vehicles park overnight; Many cars have not moved for over a year including this red BMW; Eldert Avenue homeless shelter residents open trash bags…
Tree lifting sidewalk: 107-29 111 Street
City did do a temporary fix, but the sidewalk continues to buckle. Other concerns include parking and fixing the alley way in the back.
Alley between 111 St and 112 St has been ignored for at least half a century.
The backyard of houses facing 112 Street has no access, while those facing 111 Street have driveway access. Alley is mostly unpaved except for about 100′ in from the north side. Dumping, mosquito, cats, raccoons are regular. Why would the City not get involved?
Leaking water main: 112 St and 109 Ave
It has been leaking for months. City did work on it, and the problem continues. Status?
118 St near Liberty Ave: drugs, crime, parking, noisy cars, no street cleaning
Drug dealers and users have been observed. Neighbors have been robbed. Since A train ends here at Lefferts Blvd, commuters would park and ride. Along Liberty Avenue and elsewhere nearby, a parade of booming cars drive by. One resident has noted that the City does not clean the streets in South Richmond Hill.
Corner house gets the worst trash clean up
Because homeowner has 100 feet of frontage along Woodhaven Boulevard, he is responsible for cleaning the sidewalk and the debris and dumping that comes along with it. Is it fair?