Mission Statement
Officers
Hank Iori
LINDA BENIGNO
CHARLES MEIER
JOHN SIGNORELLI
ROSE MARIE CURLEY
PETER LARKIN
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Latest news
Mobi Mats for B127th to B149th Streets
The following is an email that BHPOA 1st Exec. V.P. sent the our Queens County Parks Commission regarding the placement of Mobi Mats on the beach from B127th to B149th Streets. Dear Queens Parks & Recreation Commissioner Mr. Dockett, An item of concern for the upcoming beach season is having an adequate number of Mobi Mats for placing onto[…]
Additional Beach Trash Containers
The following is an email that BHPOA 1st Exec. V.P. sent the our Queens County Parks Commission regarding the need for additional trash containers on the beach from B127th – B149th. Dear Queens Parks & Recreation Commissioner Mr. Dockett, Hope you and your staff had wonderful Holidays and looking forward to the New Year. It came to[…]
October Update
IMPORTANT UPDATES! Thanks goes out to Senator Schumer for writing to the United States Army Corps of Engineers to accelerate storm protection efforts for the Rockaway community. General Todd T. Semonite, has signed the Chief’s Report for the Hurricane Sandy Reformation Study. The next step will take place in Washington where the Assistant Secretary of[…]
Riding Bicycles on Sidewalks
There is a high level of awareness among the community, Parks and Police Depts. about bicycle riding on the Rockaway boardwalk and on streets. However, there appears little attention of safety rules allowing bicycle riding on the sidewalks. Sidewalk bike riding is allowed for children under 13 years of age and bike wheel diameter of less than 26 inches.[…]
General Meeting Notice – 10/16 @ 7:00 PM
Belle Harbor Property Owners Association General Membership Meeting: Tuesday, October 16th, 7PM PS/MS 114 – 134-01 CRONSTON AVENUE Our Agenda for the October 16th Meeting: Commander Louron Hall, 100th Precinct Commander – Our new Commander for the 100 Precinct will come to introduce himself to our community, give us an update relating to safety issues[…]
Public Meeting Notice – ACOE Revised Draft / Comments 10/4 & 10/10
See the link below for the public meeting for comments on the revised ACOE draft for coastal protection: Rockaway Public Meeting Invite_18SEP2018
Free Program – Live Well – Do Well – Age Well
FREE PROGRAM funding provided by Councilman Eric Ulrich for Rockaway Residents 50+ yrs of age. The National Council on Aging in collaboration with Kingsborough Community College presents: LIVE WELL-DO WELL-AGE WELL This is a 10-week program based on the National Aging Mastery Program designed to offer participants 50+ yrs of age, the skills and tools[…]
Rep. Meeks Calls Emergency Meeting to Address Rockaway Beach Closure
Washington, DC – Today, U.S. Representative Gregory W. Meeks issued the following statement regarding the surprise announcement by the City that it will be closing Rockaway beach from 91st to 102nd St.: “I am both surprised and dismayed by the City’s announcement that the busiest stretch of Rockaway beach will be closed this summer. This[…]
5 YEARS AFTER HURRICANE SANDY – WE NEED YOU!
WE NEED YOU! PLEASE JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR ROCKAWAY STORM PROTECTION Show that you care by coming to the beach on Saturday October 28th at 2PM on Beach 129th Street ( parking at St Francis de Sales) Demonstrate to our elected officials that you need permanent solutions to protect your home[…]
Rockaway Community Event Commemorating the 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy & Petition for Storm Protection
Please join your neighbors at the Rockaway Community Event Commemorating the 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, and sign the petition for permanent storm protection. The Rockaway Peninsula Petition for Permanent Storm Protection is being initiated for the 5-Year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. Five years ago, Hurricane Sandy caused community devastation, bodily harm and property damage.[…]