As a pedestrian, you should always look for ways to reduce your risk of a collision in the crosswalk. Before crossing, watch for turning vehicles. Don’t assume drivers can see you. If driving, expect pedestrians to be in the crosswalk every time and turn slowly. #VisionZero

Your NCO Officers for Sector B are hosting tonight’s Build the Block meeting at 792 Eastern Parkway beginning at 6:00 PM. They will be discussing public safety concerns in the neighborhood.

Remember the following safety tips when using an ATM: Be suspicious of anyone who approaches you. Use well-lit and populated ATM’s and avoid those located directly on the street. Cover your hand while entering your PIN number and put your money away before you exit.

Car thieves are looking for unattended vehicles to steal. When parking your car to run an errand, don’t leave the vehicle running or the keys in the ignition, even for a minute. Make a habit of turning off your vehicle, removing the keys, and locking your doors.

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Please join your local Neighborhood Coordination Officers for Sector B at their Build The Block public safety meeting this Tuesday, February 11th. The meeting will be held at 792 Eastern Parkway and starts at 6:00 PM.

Turning vehicles are a leading cause of injuries and fatalities to pedestrians. Before turning, look both ways and proceed with caution. Always yield to pedestrians and bicyclists. #VisionZero @NYPDTransport

The NYPD’s Kevin and Avonte Program aims to reunite individuals with forms of dementia or developmental disabilities with their caregivers. Each enrollee will receive a Safe Home wristband. To enroll, caregivers can contact the NYPD Missing Persons Squad at (212) 694-7781.

Scammers will use a variety of ways to contact you and ask for money, often by requesting the purchase of gift cards. Gift cards are for gifts, not payment. If you are contacted and asked to purchase a gift card to pay someone for any reason, it’s always a scam.

On Tuesday, February 11th, 2025, please join the Neighborhood Coordination Officers for Sector B at their Build the Block meeting, which will be held at 792 Eastern Parkway starting at 6:00 PM. They will be addressing your public safety concerns in the neighborhood.

Unattended property can be an opportunity for a thief to steal your valuables. Consider registering items such as cellphones or laptops with the NYPD Operation ID program to identify the owner in case of theft. Contact your local Crime Prevention Officer for more information.

Speeding is a leading cause of traffic deaths. To prevent collisions and injuries, drivers should observe a safe speed of 25 MPH or less and watch for pedestrians and cyclists when entering a crosswalk. #VisionZero

We would like to take this time to congratulate our very own Detective Gallop-Jacobs on her retirement after over 20 years of dedicated service to this city!

For a safe place to meet up in person when buying and selling items online, all NYPD Precincts, Transit Districts, and Public Housing (PSA) Precincts now feature an E-Commerce Exchange Zone. They are located outside of the precinct in a well-lit area with 24-hour surveillance.

On Tuesday, February 11th, the Neighborhood Coordination Officers for Sector B will host a Build the Block public safety meeting at 792 Eastern Parkway beginning at 6 PM. Sector B covers the area from Eastern Parkway to Empire Boulevard and New York Avenue to Rochester Avenue.

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Please review these safety tips to prevent a vehicle theft or break-in: Always turn off your ignition and remove the keys when parking, even for a short time. Never leave valuable items in your vehicle. For more anti-theft programs, contact your local precinct.

Whether you are walking on the street or using public transit, pay special attention to your personal property. Prevent thefts by carrying bags close to your body and avoid displaying expensive electronics. Carry only the amount of cash or credit cards you will need.

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Speeding is a leading cause of traffic deaths and injuries. By driving at a safe speed (25 MPH or less), you can protect pedestrians from injury and save lives. #VisionZero @NYPDTransport