Is the AVAC down for good? The question can’t be avoided now that almost half a year has passed since the system functioned consistently from
Tag: RIOC Negligence
The absolute worst? RIOC failing to honor officers felled by COVID
As reported by the Roosevelt Islander blog, PSD officers Corey Fischer and Wayne Jones were felled by COVID, early in the pandemic, April 2020. RIOC
Another Evening View on Roosevelt Island, the RIOC Side
Come on, RIOC. Can’t we do better than this?
The AVAC Is Broken Again, Says RIOC’s Vague Alert
News that the AVAC is broken again stumbled out of RIOC‘s alleged Communications Team’s alert system yesterday afternoon. We think so, that is, because they
Now, A Small Dog Dies. The Toll Still Climbs While PSD Fails To Act
Tuesday evening, a small dog, Luigi, died on the West Promenade, hit by a thoughtless driver who never bothered to get out of his car.
As RIOC stumbles, maskless riders now endanger everyone else on the Tram
Just when hopes rose that RIOC finally accepted responsibility for protecting Tram riders from COVID-19, another fresh round of maskless riders told a different story.
Anger Now On the Rise: RIOC Bungles Public Gift Giving
Public gift giving through Public Purpose Grants marks a rare opportunity for aiding community groups in their mission. But RIOC repeatedly bungles the process, and
COVID Infection Rates Fall in New York, But Roosevelt Island Goes the Other Way
COVID infection rates fall in New York City, now back to where we were in early July. But Roosevelt Island fails to come along as
OMNY for the Tram and Other RIOC Financial Revelations
Some unexpected RIOC financial revelations spilled out of a recent Audit Committee meeting covering next year’s budget. OMNY and the Tram were top of the
Hey! Is it RIOC Christmas time already?
RIOC Christmas comes but once a year. Holiday decorations underwhelm, and this year, the state boasts uninspired spending and shrinking imagination. By David Stone The
