Residents of Rockaway express dissatisfaction with their community, citing inadequate travel options, traffic issues, and perceived misuse of tax dollars, revealing a strong sense of discontent.
Community Board 14, home to Rockaway and Broad Channel, reported that just over half of surveyed residents consider their area a good place to live, significantly lower than the city average.
Maria Doulis from the Citizens Budget Commission emphasizes that regularly gauging resident satisfaction is crucial for keeping New York City competitive, urging City Hall to address these concerns.
Melissa Grace of the de Blasio administration cited historic drops in crime and pedestrian fatalities, insisting that the city is making important progress in improving liveability despite ongoing challenges.
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