105 Precinct CC

105th Precinct Community Council

About Us

We are an organization where residents within the 105th precinct can bring their concerns, criticisms, and praises to our local police officers on a monthly basis. We meet the last Wednesday of the month at 8:00pm at the

105th Precinct

92-08 222nd Street

Queens Village, NY

Upcoming meeting dates; Wednesday November 29.

For further information or in the case of inclement weather , please call (718) 776-9173 or (718) 978-5122

Precinct Crime Statistics

To view the crime statistics for the 105rd precinct as well as other crime statistics (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Upcoming Events

	VIN Etching at The 105th Precinct: The 105th Precinct will be doing glass VIN etching on automobiles beginning on April 7th and continuing every other Monday until further notice. The hours are 4:00PM to 8:00PM. If you want more information or want to make an appointment, call Crime Prevention Officer Geno Lopresti at (718) 776-9268...
	Youth Services: The 105th Precinct Community Council offers a Law Enforcement Explorers Program. We are looking for interested youths in the surrounding area. For further details please contact P.O. Kirkland at (718) 776-9164.......
	Auxiliary Officer Training: The 105th Precinct would like to invite anyone interested in becoming an Auxiliary Police Officer to contact (718) 776-9268. The training and the uniforms are free. Take this opportunity to help your community.

Operation Safe Southeast Queens

In an effort to provide this community with options when reporting criminal activity, Senator Malcolm Smith along with the 103rd, 105th & 113th Precincts & Community Councils, Community Boards 12 & 13 & Block/Civic Associations have formed a task force "Operation Safe Southeast Queens" "We are going to tell".

The citizens are given the phone numbers of 4 elected officials: Congressman Meeks (718-949-5600) Senator Malcolm Smith (718-291-9097) Assemblywoman Vivian Cook (718-322-3975) Councilmember Leroy Comrie (718-776-3700)

We are aiming to close some of the "hot spots" in and around the area, in light of the recent shootings/murders we are encouraging callers to get as MUCH information as safely possible and if they are uncomfortable in calling the police, please call the above elected Officials. This is for illegal activities and should there be an emergency 911 is still to be used.

Don't Be a Tele-Fraud Victim

	Federal law limits telemarketing calls to between 8a.m. and 9p.m.
	Don't be afraid to hang up the phone if you are not interested.
	Resist high pressure tactics. Legitimate businesses don't oversell their product.
	Take your time. Ask for written information before you commit.
	Your financial commitment may have long term consequences-talk with someone you trust about the offer, such as friends and family members.
	Never pay advance "fees" or "service charges". These are sure signs of a scam!
	Before you pay, check out the company with your consumer protection office, Better Business Bureau, or the Attorney General's Office.
	Keep personal financial information, such as credit card and bank account numbers, to yourself until you are certain who you are dealing with.
	If you are solicited by a group claiming affiliation with the Police Department, record as much information as possible and then contact the N.Y.P.D. Internal Affairs Action Desk at 212 741-8401(24hr number).

105th Precinct Community Council Executive Board

President	Rose Funderburk
1st Vice President	Helen Powell
2nd Vice President	Della Brown
3rd Vice President	Amelia Kent
Treasurer	Barbara Code
Recording Secretary	Charles Farruggia
Corresponding Secretary	Beulah Wilson
Sergeant At Arms	Marion Hawkins

For further information or in the case of inclement weather , please call (718) 776-9173 or (718) 978-5122

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