lof! Enforcement, Queens From: Sent: To: 104K ——Original Message~ From: Burke, Michael ‘Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 09:01 To: Greenwood, Brenton; Nieves, Carlos) ‘AGushev, Vladimir; Robinson, Kennetha; Enforcemen, Manhattan; sohads Enforcement, Bronx; Agosto, Angelina; Greenwood, Danielle; Enforcement, Queens; Pepe, Louis; Pasall Christine; Enforcement, Srookiyn; Amezauita Alvin; Enforcement, Statenisiand Subject: FW: Block Facing / 8K, BX, MN, QN & SI Zones / 6-2 & 9-5 Shifts Importance: High Enforcement, Bronx Wednesday, January 29, 2014 9:59 Burke, Michoe!; Greenwood, Brenton; Nieves, Caos; Riddick, Blanche; Greenwood, Brenton, Wises, Ree a eraey. Viadimir, Robinson, Kennethna; Enforcemen, Manhattan; Hunter, Jefrey: Horien Sarab. agosto, Angelina; Greenwood, Danielle Enforcement, Queens; Pepe, Lou's: Pascall Christine, Brforcement, Brooklyn; Amezquita Alvin; Enforcement, Statentsiand : RE: Block Facing / BK, BX, MN, QN & SI Zones / 6-2 & 8-5 Shifts iidick, Blanche; Greenwood, Brenton; Nieves, Carlos; unter, Jeffrey; Gordon, REMINDER Captains, Lieutenants and Sergeants. «Ona daily basis, continue block facing SEAs who issue less than 10 Notices of Violation per day. Keep track of daily productivity. Focus on low score card areas. The field supervisors should carefully monitor the SEAs assigned to block facing. «Supervisors should give their Captains a daily report about block facing activity in the zone. « SEAs that need to be trained should be one-on-one with a Sergeant. The Sergeant should address any questions that the SEA may have so that the SEA better understands his/her enforcement of the City's administrative code and recycling rules. «Captains must be knowledgeable about block facing activities in their Zones and prepared to give a report when asked by the Deputy Director, Deputy Chief or Assistant Chief of the Enforcement Division. Thank you. 1/29/2014