Cona residents are taking action against th
NOISE UPDATE 4.3.2023
by Councilmember Moya's community liaison Ms. Jones, who spoke at a Dorie Miller Housing Shareholders meeting on 3.29.2023.
The Concert noise at Citifield was brought to Moya's office attention in September of 2022. On March of 2023, five months later and after Ms. Jones was submitting the noise complaint to the Mayors office and the Police department, Ms. Jones had no answers, and the best she could tell the shareholders was a typical political lip-service line, quote: "We are looking into what we can best do. We know its a big issue over at Dorie Miller and Meadow Minor".
After Ms. Jones' statement, Shareholders came to the conclusion that again we are getting Lip-service from Moya's office, just like we are getting about the Hinton Park violations and the 11 Homeless shelders in Moys district.
THE LOUDEST CONCERT IN 2022
5 Bands were cancelled by the Police Department, because they were directly linked to crime and people were arrested.
The noise was heard all the way to 108th street, affecting an entire community in Corona.
The noise came from the
CitiField Parking Lot.
Rolling Loud New York 2022 Music
festival, starting Friday at noon
The loudest 3 day Concert of the year is starting this week end at
CitiField, 9.23.22
A resident reported that his cabinet in the apartment was shaking, glasses were rattling, falling off the shelf and broke from the vibration of the sound from the loudest concert of the year at the CitiField parking lot, in Corona, Queens.
Rolling Loud Festival "NOISE COMPLAINT"
Citifield 9. 25. 2022, 630pm
5 Rappers Dropped From New York Music Festival at Police Request.
In 2021, this concert could be heard all the way at 108
street, the noise started at 10am with the sound checks and lasted on and off
during the whole day until 10pm. When I asked a policeman standing at the
Here is an audio sample of what the Governors Ball Music Festival at Citifield on June 12th, 2022 sounds like living four blocks away, using a decibel reader in a bedroom with the window closed and than with the window open.
You won't believe this is actually happening and tolerated by officials who are responsible to protect us.
Knowing that the police can’t control the loud music at Hinton park and the noise at Citifield, what options do residents have to protect themselves from this madness and how can they stop the noise affecting thousands of residents.
- who is in charge to monitor the legal noise/decibel levels at Citifield
- which city agency approved this concert and who can be contacted to make a complaint and will guarantee the sound levels are at a legal level
- who is the contact person at Citifeld, if residents want to make a complaint
- do residents have any say in the approval of booking the loudest and most irresponsible of the year concert, affecting thousands of local residents
- who is responsible to tell the festival producers & Citifield officials to keep the decibel levels at legal level
- what is the councilmember’s role in this matter
- can the councilman use legal action against Citifield
- who will protect the residents from this noise abuse
Citifield website, advertising the Rolling Loud festival
https://www.citifieldstadium.com/events/rolling-loud-festival-new-york-friday/#.Yyl5Cj3MKUk
Festival Video promotion from 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ2I634FssY&t=675s
Video Wall collapsed at the Rolling Loud concert in Miami
Charging $1,000 for a ticket doesn’t
include local resident’s noise protection.
Bands performing
What message are those bands possibly sending to our neighborhood?
- Rowdy Rebel – Westside Gunn
please contact your local officials and let them know that this is a disgrace how they disrespect the local residents.
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