Posted on: June 02, 2025 03:35 PM

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Hey the new name is essential comfort services in Jackson Heights

Congrats to Roosevelt Avenue for the most 311 calls with complaints from locals.

Ok illegal vendors gone, licensed vendors checked during routine processes by NYPD, odor of marijuana on the sidewalk not checked and those women standing around all good.

The NYPD continued to patrol Roosevelt Avenue saying all bad things came to end except the oldest profession.

According to the Mayor's Office under the city's Smoke Free Air Act, no odor of marijuan including legal cannabis use are prohibited in all NYC parks, beaches and pedestrian plazas.

Local residents and community activists continue to be on a crusade mission against the oldest profession but it just keeps going like the sound of the Energizer Bunny.

According to the Governor's Office, $37 million taxpayer funds didn't turn out to be a successful program to help the victims of human trafficking since most of the funds went to administration salaries to oversee the operation. Since then the program has been discontinued and as of now no new developments to curb the issue on Roosevelt Avenue from Jackson Heights, Elmhurst to Corona.

Meanwhile, a new name is being called as essential comfort services to cater to the lonely and sad victims by paying for time. Another term for escort with definition.

With election time, local residents have not gotten any responses wondering what is really going on.