The new Colonie’s work band aims to improve the hotel and the safety of the hotel

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Colonie, NY (News10) – Some local municipalities treat crime hotels in hotels and motors with the start of the tourism season. The region’s companies are pleased with the new business squad that was created to help maintain people’s safety.

“Therefore, we have seen here some of the events that brought anxiety, and we tried to stay away from them as possible,” said Leah Doyle, chief operational officer and director of the event at Margarita City.

Of the 43 hotels in Colonie, the police find themselves responding to about half a scale at most. With complaints ranging from drug use to prostitution to attack.

“You can make us, as you know, the red lights and warnings, make us run our head in this direction,” said Dowel.

Companies, along with some hotels that have the highest call rates, said they hope the new business squad will make a team. “We will all benefit. Each of us. If they maintain a countryside, the police, their involvement helps us to maintain this lever,” explained by Holiday Inn Express and Suites, director of the Albanian airport area, Shil Dubanwich.

The supervisor of the city of Colonie Town, Peter Karmi, said that it is related to the accountability of hotel owners and motorcycles and the city’s bases. “Based the president’s research on the basic problem, what is, why do we have a lot of calls? What is happening in these facilities? We find that there is a significant increase in public safety calls.”

He created the work of the most secure hotel supervisors and models, and combined multiple departments with the police application. “It is the same old philosophy. If you see something, say something. So, if the building section in this field is searching, they may see things, instead of saying, well, as you know, not what I do here today.

Cologne police chief James Geras said that with 43 monitoring hotels, additional assistance is estimated. Especially in areas known as the hot points of crime. “Once we determine where we receive calls and where the crime occurs, we can now make some targeted interventions.”

“My manager, James Morel, has implemented many different strategies about security in this hotel. He owns this hotel for years. Every week it is something new to protect guests. Now the Colonie police on this work squad is only useful,” Dubanwich said.

Colonie has published the city’s laws on the motorcycles on its website, and there are sanctions on the non -compatible owners, including prison.