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Inquiry about identifying hotspots for targeted enforcement
1:10:28
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57 sec
Council Member Yusef Salaam asks about the identification of hotspots for targeted enforcement, particularly regarding bikes on sidewalks and other dangerous behaviors. NYPD representatives explain their approach to identifying and addressing these areas.
- Salaam highlights concerns about bikes on sidewalks and navigating around scaffolding
- NYPD confirms they have conducted analysis to identify hotspots, which ties into their citywide corridor plan
- NYPD promises to provide information on the identified corridors once the plan is rolled out
- Quality of life teams are mentioned as being data-driven and targeting specific problem areas
Yusef Salaam
1:10:28
You're welcome, but along the same line of questioning, I'm wondering has there been, so to speak, hot spots identified where we could probably provide more enforcement specifically for the people because we do see all throughout our city bikes flying down the street.
1:10:48
Not not this, I'm sorry, flying down the sidewalk.
1:10:51
And of course with the this is prior to the scaffolding law that we just passed, but, you know, navigating in the scaffolding and things of that nature is very, very dangerous and difficult as well.
Olufunmilola "Lola" Obe
1:11:01
So the hot spots are we did some analysis and that also ties into the hot spots the the corridors that we have citywide.
1:11:09
We'll provide you with those with the corridors as soon as the plan rolls out.
Yusef Salaam
1:11:13
Thank you.
Josh Levin
1:11:16
The quality of life teams too are data driven, and they are targeting specific areas we're seeing these things happen.
Yusef Salaam
1:11:23
Thank you.
1:11:24
Gonna move to councilmember Wressler.