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Your opportunity to speak to MTA about proposed bus routes

6/30/2022

Mark your calendar!

To increase our in-person outreach related to the Queens Bus Network Redesign, our team will be deploying out alongside our mobile van teams over the summer to speak with Queens Bus riders.
On Tuesday, July 26th, we will be in Maspeth at Grand Ave & 69 Street from 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM where we will be speaking to customers. This is a regularly scheduled mobile van visit for the area.
Once we have a confirmed date for our outdoor in person event later this summer we will share but wanted to put this date on your radar and we look forward to continuing to speak with your constituents and Queens riders throughout the summer months.

104th Precinct Traffic Zoom Meeting, 6/29

6/27/2022

SE859 - 70th Street Sewer Upgrades - Weekly Bulletin 6/27/22 - 7/01/22

6/25/2022

110th NCO A Build the Block Saturday, 6/25 4 p.m.

6/23/2022

110 NCO A , Officers Rocco and Martinez will be having their Build the Block Meeting at the Rock Church, located at 57-02 Hoffman Drive. It will be in the court yard on Saturday, 6/25. Meeting will start at 4:00 PM. Hope to see you all there!

Police Officer Jeffrey Rocco
New York City Police Department
110 Precinct, Neighborhood Coordination Officer

Shooting Incident in Maspeth

6/20/2022

Good afternoon,

On behalf of the 104th Precinct, I would like to make you aware of a shooting incident which occurred within our confines.
Officers responded to multiple shots fired calls at approximately 12:43 am. today, June 20th, indicating that a male was shot in the vicinity of Grand Avenue and 69th Lane. Officers arrived to find a conscious male victim with one apparent gunshot wound in front of 69-56 Grand Avenue. The victim was immediately transported to an area hospital and is currently in stable condition.
According to the preliminary investigation, the victim was standing in front of the location when he suddenly heard multiple shots being fired and felt himself being struck once in the neck. Two bullet casings were recovered during a field ballistics search of the surrounding area. This is incident is currently being investigated by the 104th Precinct Detective Squad.
As always, any questions, comments, or concerns can be directed towards the 104 Precinct Community Affairs Office.

Best,

Police Officer Dilsia Bonilla
104 Precinct- Community Affairs

PBQN Law Enforcement Explorer car wash fundraiser

6/17/2022

Good Morning All

On June 25th the PBQN (Police Borough Queens North) Explorers will be hosting it's annual carwash fundraiser at 68-40 Austin Street from 12 to 3 pm. Please come with your car nice and dirty. lol!

Please post and help spread the word

Thanks
Marc

DETECTIVE MARC TORRES
Community Affairs
108 Precinct

SE859 - 70th Street Sewer Upgrade - Weekly Bulletin 6/20/22 - 6/24/22

6/17/2022

Learn more about how to start your career in NYC Civil Service and Green Market

6/14/2022

See the attached info sent to us from Community Board 4

Important: Some changes made to voting sites

6/12/2022

The changes to the poll sites may affect where you're voting.

When you click on the link it will tell you where you will be voting and the candidates running in the party for which you are registered.

Please note that the district lines have changed in some areas so you might be voting for a different candidate.

https://findmypollsite.vote.nyc/

Loud music last night

6/12/2022

COMET's Vice President Mike Fordunski reached out to let me know about posts on social media regarding the loud music last night in the vicinity of O'Neill's on the Maspeth Plateau at approximately 2:45 am this morning and that the 311 call(s) was closed and no action taken.

I reached out to both the 104th and 108th Precincts and got the following responses:

104th Precinct NCO Sgt. Mercurio responded that the music was coming from Mt. Zion Cemetery in the confines of the 108th Precinct.

108th Precinct Community Affairs Det. Diaz stated: "Hey Roe. We did not get any complaints on our side. Please advise your Cometeers, that in the future if it’s on the border to make sure they articulate that when speaking with 311. They should also follow up the call with a call to the precinct directly so they could explain exactly what’s happening."

I understand that it can be hard to determine where the noise is coming from especially when it's on the border and our precincts understand it too. Last summer they worked as a team to address the problem. Please take Det. Diaz' advice and call 311 and follow up with a call to the precincts.

Let's work as a team to make this an enjoyable and relaxing summer.

Roe Daraio, President
COMET Civic Association
www.cometcivic.com

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