The 66th Precinct Community Council will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow, Thursday, January 17th, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at 5910 13th Avenue, near 59th Street, easily accessible via the B16 bus. The precinct invites you to "come meet Deputy Inspector Michael Deddo, the Commanding
Officer of the 66 Precinct [who will] update the community on the latest crimes in our
community, and what
TALK TO THE 66TH PRECINCT COMMANDER
66TH PRECINCT COMMUNITY MEETING TONIGHT
Reminder from the 66th Precinct Community Council:
Dear Community Members:
Tonight Thursday will be the Monthly 66 precinct Community Council meeting
at 5910 13th Ave. 7:30pm. You are invited to come meet Deputy Inspector Michael
Deddo, the Commanding Officer of the 66 Precinct update the community on the
latest crimes in our community, and what is being done about it. There is also
an
66TH PRECINCT COMMUNITY MEETING TOMORROW
Reminder from the 66th Precinct Community Council:
Dear Community Members:
Tomorrow Thursday will be the Monthly 66 precinct Community Council meeting
at 5910 13th Ave. 7:30pm. You are invited to come meet Deputy Inspector Michael
Deddo, the Commanding Officer of the 66 Precinct update the community on the
latest crimes in our community, and what is being done about it. There is also
an
66 PRECINCT: BURGLARY UP 6.7% FOR THE YEAR; 15% IN PAST 28 DAYS
Felony crime dropped 28.58% in the
66 Precinct according to its current CompStat report (#40) for Monday, Oct 1,
through Sunday, October 7.
During that first week in October,
total felony incidents fell to 25 compared to 35 for the same week in 2011 (wtd, or week to date). The 28-day felony
figure also dropped by 7.48% compared to the 28-day total for the same period
in 2011.
Indeed
KENSINGTON'S PRECINCT COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETS TOMORROW
66th Precinct Community
Council monthly meeting
Thursday, October 18th, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Meet Deputy
Inspector Michael Deddo, the commanding officer of the 66th Precinct, tomorrow at the monthly meeting of the 66th Precinct Community
Council. Inspector Deddo will update the
community on the latest crimes in Kensington and Boroough Park and what the precinct is doing about the
NEW TEAM IN PRECINCT WILL MONITOR EVENING AND LATE-NIGHT PROBLEM AREAS
The
National Night out Against Crime on August 7 was the kickoff to the 66
Precinct’s fall season. New commander, new
venue.
For the
first time this open house took place at Gravesend Park, between 18 Ave. and 19 Ave. and 55 St. and 58 St in
Boro Park,
instead of on 60th Street, where the Precinct is located. A full house of pols, locals, a Brooklyn D.A., and the commander from Brooklyn Patrol
IF YOU'RE WONDERING IF CRIMES ARE BEING COMMITTED IN KENSINGTON
66th Precinct Community Council Meeting
Thursday, September 20th, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
If you're wondering if crimes are being committed in Kensington, the person to find out
from is Deputy Inspector Michael Deddo, Commanding Officer of the 66th Precinct. Inspector Deddo will be at the 66th Precinct Community Council meeting tonight, and
the public is invited to meet him, listen as he
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME IN THE 66TH PRECINCT
National Night Out: America's Night Out Against Crime
Tuesday, August 7th, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Gravesend Park, 56th Street and 18th Avenue
Borough Park
Take the F train to the 18th Avenue station. At 18th and McDonald avenues, take the VA Hospital-bound B8 to 18th Avenue and 55th Street. Walk one block to 56th Street. The commute takes 25 to 30 minutes.
66TH PRECINCT'S NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME MOVES
The 66th Precinct Community Council is changing the venue of this year's National Night Out against Crime. Held at the precinct building in Borough Park since at least 2007, the program will instead be held in Gravesend Park (also called 18th Avenue Park) at 18th Avenue and 56th Street in Borough Park on Tuesday, August 7th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Bring your family and friends.
The
66TH PRECINCT COMMUNITY COUNCIL NOTES, JUNE 2012
“Not so violent as last year,” the 66 Precinct commander, Deputy Inspector Michael Deddo (pictured above), said about his new command. In the past month, crime was down about 1% and for the year about 3.5%.
But that was pretty much all he had to say about the CompStats at the 66’s Thursday, June 21, Community Council meeting, the last before the summer recess. He described himself as “not one






