Hello,
I am writing you to provide some information and resources during this crisis.  Our office is closed, but we are still working remotely and can be contacted at 718-651-3185 with any questions/concerns.  If we do not answer, please leave a voice-mail, as we have a limited number of staff currently available.  I promise you that if you leave a message somebody will call you back shortly thereafter.
I have attached a flyer that provides some important information.  Furthermore, please find some helpful links below.  Note that the links provided are administered by different governmental agencies/departments, and the information is changing by the minute.  Because of how fast things are changing, you might want to consider signing up for email alerts (link below).

Stay safe!

Sincerely,

Brian Barnwell
NYS Assembly
District 30

NYS COVID-19 Email Alert Sign Up:
https://now.ny.gov/page/s/coronavirus-updates

NYS DOH website regarding Coronavirus: 
https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/communicable/coronavirus/ 

24-Hour Coronavirus hotline:
1-888-364-3065

Food Resources/Benefits:
HRA: https://a069-access.nyc.gov/accesshra/

NYC Dept. for the Aging: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dfta/services/in-home-services.page

Foodbank NYC: https://www.foodbanknyc.org/get-help/

HungerFree NYC: https://www.hungerfreeamerica.org/neighborhood-guides-food-assistance

NYC School Meals (Up to 3 FREE meals a day may be picked up at the same time):
Call 311 for updated locations and more information, or visit: https://www.opt-osfns.org/schoolfoodny/meals/default.aspx

To file a complaint with the NYS Department of Human Rights:
https://dhr.ny.gov/complaint#file
 
Labor Issues:

If you believe an employer is in violation of either existing labor laws or recently issued executive orders you can contact the NYS Attorney General’s Office at (212) 416-8700 or [email protected]

Paid Sick Leave Law (Depending on employer size):
https://paidfamilyleave.ny.gov/covid19

Family and Medical Leave Act:
https://www.dol.gov/general/topic/benefits-leave/fmla

Unemployment:
https://labor.ny.gov/unemploymentassistance.shtm

Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources: Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program:
https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/

Small Business Grants/Loans:
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/sbs/businesses/covid19-business-financial-assistance.page

Guidance for Determining Whether a Business Enterprise is Subject to a Workforce Reduction Under Executive Order 202.6:
https://esd.ny.gov/guidance-executive-order-2026 

Ask New York State Government Any Questions You Have About COVID-19:
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/form/ask-us-a-question 

COVID-19 Application For Suspension of Debt Collection Activity: 
https://ag.ny.gov/covid-19-debt-suspension-application 

Volunteer Opportunities:
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/helpnownyc/resources/covid-19-relief.page

Food Delivery Help:
https://www.invisiblehandsdeliver.com

Report Price Gouging:
Report to 311, or report online at: https://ag.ny.gov/price-gouging-complaint-form

See below for the 28-day period crime statistics for 108 Precinct Sector "David".

Murder - 0

Rape - 0

Robbery - 3 total with (4) arrests made on 1.

**46 Street/Queens Boulevard gunpoint robbery of Pay-O-Matic with currency taken, no injuries to the victim. Fits criteria for a pattern within Queens North.

Felony Assault - 1 total.
**Domestic violence case where the perpetrator is known to the victim and will be arrested.

Burglary - 2 total.
**1 Window entry residential  - 1 commercial establishment.

Grand Larceny - 6 total with an arrest made on 1
**2 wheel/tire thefts in the vicinity of 61 Street and 51 Avenue overnight.

Grand Larceny Auto - 3 total.
**2 motorcycles/mopeds stolen from the vicinity of 69 Street and Calamus Avenue.

Other active patterns to be aware of:
1-2 males in Nissan Murano who commit burglaries targeting tools.
Perpetrator enters commercial locations through glass front door and removes property along 69 Street.

Thank you - stay well!

Police Officer Brian Evensen
New York City Police Department
108th Precinct NCO and Graffiti Coordinator

In the confines of Middle Village, we continue to have vehicle break ins where cars are left unlocked. In addition, 2 vehicles last week had rims and tires removed.  

As from our previous conversation, an elderly was assaulted and arrest was made in regards. 

Please let me know if you have any other concerns. 

Thank you. 
P.O. Eugene Lee
Neighborhood Coordination Officer
104th Precinct


The following is the crime statistics for the past 28 day period so you can advise your community members:

Rape: 1; 1 arrest in regards (known perpetrator).
Robbery: 7; 3 arrests in regards.

• There were 2 robberies recently in the area of 72 Street to 76 Street, from 41 Avenue to 45 Avenue. In both incidents, one male perpetrator assaults a male, elderly victim, while victim is walking on the sidewalk, between the hours of 0200 to 0400. One victim suffered serious head injuries as he fell down 5 steps and struck his head on the sidewalk during the attack. The other victim was brutally punched multiple times while he was walking past the perpetrator.

Felony Assault: 8; 2 arrests in regards.
Burglary: 2

• Commercial Burglary Pattern along Grand Avenue at 85 Street and Queens Boulevard at Vanloon Street. Perpetrator(s) forcibly entered through the front door and removed currency and power tools on Grand Avenue (Two units were burglarized).  Perpetrator(s) entered through the metal grate leading to the basement of the establishment and removed currency on Queens Boulevard.

Grand Larceny: 10
Grand Larceny Auto: 3; 1 arrest in regards.

For your information. Take care and be safe.

POLICE OFFICER DON LEENEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT
110 PRECINCT, NEIGHBORHOOD COORDINATION OFFICER