Our mission is to enhance the safety and well-being of our neighbors through vigilant patrols, active community engagement, and comprehensive support services.
Ozone Park, Queens
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We had so much fun celebrating Halloween with our community this year! From hosting our first ever Trunk or Treat to spending Halloween Saturday out in the neighborhood, we enjoyed every opportunity to come together and celebrate with our neighbors.
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👻 Halloween Patrols!
Throughout Halloween Saturday, our volunteers were out in the neighborhood handing out candy, taking photos with families alongside our patrol vehicle, and connecting with residents. It was a pleasure seeing so many families out enjoying the holiday!
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A special thank you to our dedicated volunteers, donors, and everyone who celebrated with us throughout the Halloween season. Whether we’re patrolling our streets, serving families at the pantry, or coming together for community events, it’s these moments that remind us why we do what we do.
No Community Without Unity!
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Cityline Ozone Park Civilian Patrol retweeted
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Find an Idea Generation Workshop to attend at on.nyc.gov/pb 🔗
Coats, winter gear, and more! 🧥❄️
This past Sunday, we were proud to join the Rotary Club of Promise at Little Bangladesh Way to distribute coats, winter clothing, and other essentials to help keep our neighbors a little warmer as the colder months approach.
A heartfelt thank you to the Rotary Club of Promise for their partnership and generosity, and to all of our volunteers who worked hard to make this distribution possible.
With so many neighbors coming out, things got a little hectic at times, but our volunteers did their best to assist everyone. We appreciate everyone who showed patience and understanding throughout the distribution.
At the end of the day, it’s about neighbors helping neighbors and making sure those in need know their community is here for them.
No Community Without Unity! 💙
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The City Line Ozone Park Civilian Patrol and Our Neighbors Civic Association of Ozone Park were happy to bring some Halloween fun to the neighborhood with a Trunk or Treat event last Saturday.
We especially want to thank the Goodman McDonald’s Group. They welcomed us into their space, provided toys, apples, and warm cookies, and got involved alongside us. We’re incredibly grateful for their generosity and the effort their team has been making to be an active part of this community. Having a local business that shows up for its neighbors means a great deal.
Thank you to our volunteers for giving their time and to the families who came by. This was our first year putting this event together, and we hope to see it grow with your continued support.
No Community Without Unity!
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Last Sunday, COPCP hosted a Community Safety & Emergency Preparedness Day at Masjid Al Aman, giving residents the opportunity to learn valuable lifesaving skills.
A special thank you to the FDNY CPR Unit for coming out and providing this important training, Masjid Al Aman for welcoming us, and all the community members who joined us!
We’re grateful for the opportunity to bring programs like this to our neighborhood and look forward to hosting more in the future.
No Community Without Unity!
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Cityline Ozone Park Civilian Patrol retweeted
@limebike someone dumped one of your scooters here and there is no dock for it in this area. 88th street and 101 avenue in Ozone Park Queens
That was quick! Thank you @NYC_DOT for addressing the hanging streetlight at Plattwood Avenue and 96th Street. We reported the dangerous condition yesterday, and it has already been taken care of.
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Last week, our team was happy to assist Fultoli Jame Masjid with a community procession, working in coordination with the 102nd Precinct to help ensure a safe and orderly event.
Whether it is a mosque, church, mandir, other house of worship, school, or community event or initiative, we are here for our neighbors. When our community calls on us and we are able to help, we will be there.
That is what community is about: showing up for one another.
No Community Without Unity!
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🌧️ It’s coming down out there!
Help us track storm-related issues as they happen across the community. If you experience a problem, here's who to contact:
💡 Power Outage: Call Con Edison at 800-75-CONED (26633) or report and track your outage here: coned.com/en/services-and-ou…
⚡ Electric Wires Down: Stay clear of the area and call 911 immediately. Never touch or approach a downed wire.
🔌 Cable Wires Down: Call Verizon at 800-837-4966.
🌳 Trees or Branches Down: Call 311 or report online: portal.311.nyc.gov/article/?…
📍 See an issue nearby? Let COPCP know so we can monitor conditions across the neighborhood. Comment or send us a private message.
If you need help reporting any of these issues, contact COPCP by messaging us here or texting 646-851-0885, and we will be happy to assist.
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🚨 COMMUNITY ADVISORY
A person has passed away after being struck by a train at the Grant Avenue A train station just a short time ago.
Emergency personnel are on scene and commuters should expect significant delays and service disruptions on the A line. Please check the @NYCTSubway for the latest service updates before traveling and avoid the area of the Grant Avenue station if possible.
Our condolences go out to the family and loved ones of the person who lost their life.
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A final send-off for our hometown hero.
Ozone Park, you did not disappoint.
Thank you to everyone who helped line Cross Bay Boulevard and pay their final respects as Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad is escorted to her final resting place.
May she rest in eternal peace. 🇺🇸
It has been heartwarming to see so many neighbors paying their respects to Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad.
On Friday, July 31, our community will have another chance to stand with her family as she is escorted to her final resting place.
The procession is expected to depart around 11:00 AM from Calvary Assembly of God on 101st Street & Rockaway Boulevard. It will travel west along Rockaway Boulevard, turn onto Cross Bay Boulevard, and then continue on to the Belt Parkway toward Long Island.
We are asking everyone who is able to stand along the route as the procession passes. Bring an American flag, invite a neighbor, and help give Sgt. Rampersad the respectful farewell she deserves while showing her family that her service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
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Last night, an off duty COPCP volunteer discovered an unresponsive man inside a vehicle and immediately called 911 and alerted our members over the radio. Multiple COPCP volunteers responded, and EMS sadly pronounced the man deceased at the scene.
Our members remained on scene for several hours, moving crowds away from the vehicle and blocking the public’s view as the Medical Examiner carried out their work.
Every person deserves privacy, dignity, and respect. Our volunteers did everything they could to make sure this neighbor received exactly that.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, loved ones, and all who knew him.
Tonight, Ozone Park mourns one of our own.
Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad, 28, of Ozone Park, tragically lost her life while serving our country at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Sgt. Rampersad’s family, friends, fellow service members, and everyone who knew and loved her during this incredibly painful time.
May her service and sacrifice never be forgotten.
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Community Advisory: ICE was observed this morning around 7:45 AM near 100th Street and Rockaway Boulevard.
Please be aware, stay informed, and know your rights.
For legal help or more information:
NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs
nyc.gov/site/immigrants/lega…
ACLU Know Your Rights
aclu.org/know-your-rights/im…
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