Come to the WEB Management Team meetings on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. State your complaint at the meeting. Substation-corner of Whalley and Norton. You will be supported by the group.

Yes, here is Brian's earlier SeeClickFix report about the same rider with a photo: https://en-us.seeclickfix.com/issues/1353555-other-city-responsibility

Call the police

I have commented a couple of times, called police. They never come. I also called Parks about upkeeping the green. If the city took an interest again in the Edgewood Green and posted signs not to park or ride on the green, maybe police would take notice. I have seen police cars parked on the Edgewood green. When is the mayor having another meeting for the community. People would like to voice their concerns directly to Toni Harp.

The city won't respond in any way. This is one of the biggest issues in the city of New Haven, affecting many neighborhoods. It's making the city less and less livable.

Cometo the management team meeting. You will be heard. Details above.

Not sure if it was the same quad, but around the same time there was a quad running on Elm St, Edgewood Avenue, Ella Grasso Blvd. Running red lights, weaving in and out of traffic.

If the police don't do something somebody is going take this punk out

If you know where dirt bikes, quads and ATVs are garaged, report it to the New Haven Police ATV hotline at (203) 946-6098. Or, call your NHPD district manager. By reporting where these cars ATV and dirt bikes are stored, your district manager can build a case for getting a search warrant and eventually they will be able to confiscate the machines. But, first they need to build a case. They need to gather evidence.

For example, in the Edgewood/Dwight Neighborhood it is Sgt. Steve Torquati at (203) 946-7597. In the Whalley, Edgewood, Beaver Hills (WEB) Neighborhood it is Lt. Makiem Miller at (203) 589-3318 or mmiller@newhavenct.net. They will investigate and can confiscate the vehicles.

You can also contact your LCI neighborhood specialist. In Edgewood/Dwight, contact Tracy Claxton at (203) 946-2857 or TClaxton@newhavenct.net.

Then, contact your alderman to put pressure on the city to make this issue a priority for the police. The Edgewood ward is ward 24: call Evette Hamilton at (203) 508-5426 orWard24@newhavenct.net.

To find your NHPD district manager, LCI representative, district management team chairperson and know when your neighborhood meetings are held see:

http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/uploads/neighborhood%20specialist%20and%20LT_updatedMARCH_2015(1).xls

Here is the list of Aldermen by Ward:

http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/aldermen/index.asp

If you want IMMEDIATE action, call the non-emergency (dispatch) NHPD phone number at 203-946-6316. Tell the dispatcher that your district manager (use their name) said to call and have some patrols sent to your area. Then ask the responding officer to CALL YOU BACK. This is very important. Otherwise, you call will fall into a black hole. By asking for a call back you are ensuring that the NHPD will take action and then be held accountable to you for what action is taken.

We need enough people to report these illegal machines, call the police, and work with their NHPD district managers. There are 100,000 of us in this city and only 100 or so of these dirt bike and ATV riders who are ruining our quality of life. We all need to raise this issue with our police and city government. With enough pressure, laws will change and policing tactics will adjust.

If you know where dirt bikes, quads and ATVs are garaged, report it to the New Haven Police Criminal Intel Unit. The officer in charge is:

Sergeant Karl Jacobson
New Haven Police Department
Criminal Intel Unit/Narcotics
One Union Ave, New Haven CT
phone: (203) 946-6098
Fax: (203) 946-6293
e-mail: kjacobson@newhavenct.net

He will respond to emails and calls. If you report a known ATV or dirt bike location to him, he will investigate and confiscate the machines.

Would everyone please call Sgt Karl Jacobson at 203-946-6098 to report this terrorist. Also call our neighborhood police district manager Sgt Steve Torquati at 203-946-7597.

The more people that report this, the more likely they will take action.

My experience has been that the police do not look at see click fix.

SCF Nation, call it in to the Mayor's Office tomorrow (4/28/16): 203 946 8200. Just tell whoever picks up the phone that you have a message for city hall: let's get the bikes off the streets!

Good info above that we will likely need come spring as NHV hasn't figured out how to curb ATV/motorcycles from terrorizing neighbors, neighborhoods, & city drivers....