DISEASE UPTICK

Watch out for ticks in
Buckingham Pond Park
your gardens and when
the grass is wet with dew.

 http://www.wgy.com/articles/capital-region-news-312698/cases-of-tick-borne-disease-up-

                   Joe Sullivan

ALBANY CITY
AND COUNTY
DETROIT ON 
ON THE HUDSON

Radical Transformation 
of America coming to
your neighborhood.

 http://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/columnists/nolan-finley/2015/07/17/finley-obama-vs-suburbs/30307453/

Local churches and
Family Promise willing
partners in Obama's
plan to radically transform
America and control your
health care, education
and now your neighborhood.

Albany's politicians are
willing partners in this
tyranny - rushing to
rezone and reassess the
city.

Suburbs are next.

                 Joe Sullivan

 

WHY?

Why is a city riddled with
potholes, a welfare mecca
on the verge of bankruptcy
rushing to radically transform
local zoning and implement
property tax reassessment?

Read:

http://rezonealbany.com/sites/rezonealbany.com/files/document/pdf/ReZone Albany Technical Report


Here is the answer:

 http://newsbusters.org/blogs/curtis-houck/2015/06/12/megyn-kelly-unloads-obama-over-

and

 http://www.housingwire.com/blogs/1-rewired/post/34414-huds-social-engineering-is-coming-to-y

An informed electorate 
casting informed votes is
the key to your survival
the survival of Albany
America and our Constitutional
Republic.

Pay attention. Vote smart!

                       Joe Sullivan

WORKING TOGETHER
FOR AN IMPROVED PARK

The City DGS provided the wheel barrows
shovels, rakes and gravel.

Sheriff Apple provided the inmate work
crew who provided the labor.

Monday and Tuesday  the inmates did
an excellent job resurfacing the paths
on the South and East parts of the park.

The City DGS will complete the path
resurfacing from the picnic area to the
children's  play area.

This is the first phase of  our effort
to improve Buckingham Pond Park.

Refer to earlier posts to see the agenda
for the remainder of the summer.

This project shows how the County
and City can work together and how
community service for non-violent
offenders can benefit both the
community and inmates.

Thanks to Bob Minard and George
of City DGS, Mayor Sheehan,
Sheriff Apple, the inmates and officers.

                                Joe Sullivan

  ESP FIREWORKS
 JULY 4  Parking

 Road closures

 

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From: Albany Police Department [albany-police-department@emails.nixle.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2015 10:49 AM
To: James Brooks
Subject: Advisory Message: Road Closures, Parking Restrictions and Suggested Egress Route for July 4th.

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Thursday July 2, 2015, 10:48 AM Albany Police Department Advisory: Road Closures, Parking Restrictions and Suggested Egress Route for July 4th. Dear James Brooks, July 4th Fireworks at Empire State Plaza Road Closures and Parking Prohibitions Parking Prohibitions: July 3rd at Noon until July 5th at 1PM for Fireworks at Empire State Plaza. -State Street, both sides from S. Swan Street to Eagle Street July 4th at 6AM until July 5th at 6AM -Upper Lincoln Park all roadways between Delaware Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard. This includes the roadway adjacent to TOAST School and near the tennis courts, basketball courts and spray pool (Sunshine School) July 4th 12:01AM-11:59PM for July 4th Fireworks at Empire State Plaza. -Madison Place, North Side from Eagle Street to Philip Street -Elm Street, north side from Eagle Street to Grand Street -Philip Street, east side from Madison Ave to Warren Street -Bleeker Street, south side from Philip Place to Eagle Street July 4th 5AM to 11:59PM for July 4th Fireworks at Empire State Plaza -Madison Avenue, both sides from S. Swan Street to Eagle Street July 4th 5AM-11:59PM for July 4th Fireworks at Empire State Plaza - Washington Avenue, north side from Eagle Street to S. Swan Street - Washington Avenue, south side from S. Swan Street east to opposite N. Hawk Street - Washington Avenue, north side from S. Swan Street west to 111 Washington Avenue - N. Hawk Street, east side from Washington Avenue to Elk Street Road Closures: July 3rd at 6PM until July 5th at 1PM Closed to ALL Traffic - State Street between S. Swan Street and Eagle Street July 4th at 6AM until July 5th at 6AM Closed to ALL Traffic - Upper Lincoln Park roadways between Delaware Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard. (TOAST School roadway, roadway to tennis courts, basketball courts , spray pool, and sunshine school building) July 4th 8AM until 11:59PM Closed for all except Local and Emergency Traffic: - Madison Place between Eagle Street and Philip Street - Philip Street between Madison Avenue and Myrtle Avenue - Elm Street between Eagle Street and Grand Street - Wilbur Street between Philip Street and Grand Street - Bleeker Place between Philip Street and Eagle Street - Myrtle Avenue between Eagle Street and Grand Street July 4th 4PM until 11:59PM Closed to all but Event and Emergency Vehicles - Madison Avenue between S. Swan Street and Eagle Street July 4th 6AM until 11:59PM Closed to all but Event and Emergency Vehicles: - State Street between S. Swan Street and Eagle Street Additional Closures may be necessary based upon traffic volumes and delays. APD will be on site through the event to assist motorists with their exit from this family event. Message Boards will be in place with motorist information. We are asking for cooperation and patience during your commute home. BUSES: CDTA will have several buses available for use for those individuals who choose not to bring their vehicle to the event. Busses will be staged on Washington Avenue in the area of the NYS Capital. CDTA will have staff on site to assist selecting the correct bus. Several egress routes have been identified for traffic leaving the Fireworks event. Please see the attached map showing suggested routes. PLEASE SEE ATTACHED FOR SUGGESTED EGRESS ROUTES. For full details, view this message on the web. Sent by Albany Police Department 165 Henry Johnson Boulevard, Albany, NY 12210 To manage your email settings, click here. To update your account settings, login here. If you prefer not to receive future emails, unsubscribe here. Powered by . © 2015 Nixle, LLC. All rights reserved.

NEIGHBORHOOD ALERT
From Officer Brooks:
Neighborhood Advisory:

Recent Burglary

 

Location: Kakely St

Time/Date: 6/30/15 745a-145p

Type of Entry: forced open locked rear door

Items Taken: credit cards

Suspect: unknown

 

NOTE: Attention all neighborhood residents who received the email. I can not express this enough, it is imperative that you be familiar with your neighbors and communicate with them. Know their vehicles, and or their routines. The reason I am stating this, while the officers were investigating the burglary, they were doing a neighborhood canvass. During that canvass it was discovered that the neighbors noticed two unknown vehicles in the area and an unknown male looking into household windows on Kakely, during the daytime hours of the same date of the burglary. What upsets me the most is that Kakely is a small street with limited vehicular usage and is some what a close knit neighborhood street. The residents noticed suspicious vehicles and a person and NO ONE CALLED the police.  What I'm trying to say is that "IF You See Something Say Something", call the police if you see anything/anyone suspicious in your neighborhood.   

If anyone has any questions/concerns feel free to contact me.

 

Respectfully,

   

 Officer James Brooks

Albany Police Department CSU

536 Western Ave

Albany NY 12203

email jbrooks@albany-ny.org

office 518-458-5669

station desk 518-458-5660

fax 518-458-5662

cell 518-795-0020

 

EMERGENCY   911

Non-Emergency 438-4000

                                                           Joe Sullivan