Yonkers police to focus on quality-of-life concerns during Operation Spring Ahead
Officers from various units, including the four precincts, will work together and with outside agencies to carry out targeted enforcement and patrols.
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May 1, 2023, 4:30 PM
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yesterdayOperation Spring Ahead is now in full swing in the City of Yonkers.
It's an effort by police to improve quality of life by addressing minor issues in the area.
That includes problems like speeding, double-parking, catalytic converter thefts, and noise pollution.
Officers from various units, including the four precincts, will work together and with outside agencies to carry out targeted enforcement and patrols.
Residents are encouraged to call Yonkers police to report any quality-of-life concerns.
