Fighting Graffiti

By QNS Editorial Posted on September 27, 2012

After logging constituent complaints for two weeks, State Sen. Joseph Addabbo’s staff and the 104th Precinct joinced forces on Saturday, Sept. 15, to clean up the 80th Street bridge near The Shops at Atlas Park in Glendale. As shown in top photo, wearing an NYPD shirt and working the power washer, is P.O. Justin Dambinskas of the 104th Precinct. In the background is Addabbo’s constituent liaison, Alex Maureau. With spray washer in hand, City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer (in bottom photo) kicked off the third year of his anti-graffiti campaign last Friday, Sept. 21 by cleaning the wall of a business at the corner of 65th Place and 53rd Drive in Maspeth.

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