Frank A. Kotnick, Jr. president of the Glendale Civilian
A movement in Brownsville to recruit volunteer crime-spotters would be one of several citizen patrols and blockwatch efforts active in New York, despite low crime and a massive police force.
Amid widespread praise for the mayor’s 10-year, 200,000-unit, $41 billion affordable housing plan, a few notes of caution were sounded.
Some welfare foes fear the progressive mayor will reverse years of declining rolls. Critics of welfare reform hope he does just that.
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