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We demand safe and clean streets on the Upper West Side

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RR
5 years ago

let's move them out....the Mayor and his cronies are a disgrace.

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Janice Horowitz
5 years ago

131 Riverside Drive Apt. 2A

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anonymous
5 years ago

Public & private pre-school, elementary, & middle school children and families are going to be starting the NYC 2020/2021 in the next two to three weeks. These students will be walking to these schools through the "blended" educations plan, and many of them will be in streets with these hotels within less than required minimum space & locations of shelter housing for these three hotels. We have experienced numerous events in these hotels & streets with our children/families while we are dealing with the pandemic, adding to the stress, danger and deep concern . Many of those shelter locations were originally housed at the West 50s, between Broadway and 8th Avenue, earlier this year, until those local residents complained about that area and suddenly those midtown hotels were emptied. Many of those men were moved to the Lucerne, the Hotel Belleclaire, & the Belnord. Back in the Upper West Side in the 1980s & early 1990s there were small locations for SROs and people who lived in small residents with social workers who support people with mental health and other issues. Then, the NYC eliminated all of these people who needed help, gave them some meds, and told them to come back for their next meds. Many people are leaving the Upper West Side - I see apartments working on moving vans/U-Hauls multiple times a day, and none of them are arriving, they are all leaving. There needs to be appropriate safety, support, and clear and specific solutions for everyone involved. This is not the effective directions and results for those who live here and those who were brought to leave here "temporarily" - all people involved need end results, before the schools open.

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Daisy Koffler
5 years ago

there are too many families in this neighborhood and kids who have resorted to hanging out in parks and public spaces due to covid-19. these homeless people are intimidating to children and often aren’t wearing masks

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Martha Langer
5 years ago

This was a destructive decision. Please reverse it for the sake of New York City's vitality!

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Linda Ozery
5 years ago

keep our neighborhoods safe for everyone

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Kathryn Zukerman
5 years ago

150 Columbus Avenue apt 6a

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Carey Sevculjak
5 years ago

34-46 84street jackson heights ny 11372

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Amy Barovick
5 years ago

Our westside neighborhood has rapidly changed and it is not safe. I was relieved to see Guardian Angels patrolling today, a further sign that things are not safe.

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Anna Schneur
5 years ago

Safe streets!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I feel frightened and unsafe walking in the neighborhood that I used to love. Men urinating in public, taking drugs , masturbating. Disgusting. This is not helping and treating the homeless. Its a dumping ground. Move them out!!!

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Simon Satanovsky
5 years ago

15 West 72nd Street Apt 1S

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Marina Voyna
5 years ago

Please remove the homeless people from the hotels! You are ruining what’s left of the neighborhoods!!!

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Juliet Ewing
5 years ago

30 yr UWS resident and a VOTER

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Gabby Prado
5 years ago

Mayor should assure hotels are emptied before schools reopen.

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Catherine Mills
5 years ago

I want my neighborhood safe again

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Megan Moffitt
5 years ago

Keep our city safe and clean!!!!

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Neil Jones
5 years ago

Yeah!

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Jessica Jones
5 years ago

I do not want sexual predators to feel welcome in my neighborhood.

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Pilar Falla
5 years ago

250 West 100th Street