On Saturday, September 10th, 2022, New York State Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar presented COPCP with a $90,000 allocation for our vital community services. This funding will greatly help the residents of …
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Illegal dumping remains a continuous issue in our community and beyond. Our volunteers were on patrol when they witnessed and reported two separate instances of unlawful dumping of household and …
COPCP attended the Mayor’s Public Safety discussion in Queens, where community leaders talked to our elected officials and city agencies about the administration’s plan and how we can work together …
We were thrilled to support the Broad Channel Volunteer Fire Department & Ambulance Corp. at their fundraising car wash. The incredible men and women of the department volunteer their time …
The Little Guyana sign was stolen today in broad daylight from the corner of Liberty Ave & Lefferts Blvd. The 106 Precinct is conducting an investigation. We are thankful for …
We know how important it is for children to start off their school year feeling confident and ready to learn—and we’re proud that we could help make that happen. Despite …
Last week an act of hate took place at the Tulsi Mandir on 111th Street in Queens. Multiple perpetrators used sledgehammers to destroy a statue of Gandhi in front of …
The COPCP team had a great time at the Indo Caribbean Federations Annual Cricket Match. We distributed PPE & essentials to those in attendance. The Federation was founded in 1984. …
We are deeply saddened to learn of the vandalism at the Tulsi Mandir. This is not the first time something like this has happened, and it must stop. Just last …
While on patrol, volunteers performed traffic control on the scene of police activity following a vehicle pursuit with an arrest near Dumont Ave. This is a vital role that helps …
