The two dozen motorhomes illegally parked outside of a Bronx Little League have been booted from the area after The Post spotlighted the makeshift, migrant-friendly “trailer park” last week.
The 26 motor homes and camping trailers that languished along Allerton and Bruner avenues near Astor Little League in Baychester were removed by the NYPD and city Department of Sanitation on Monday, along with their accompanying generators, propane tanks, and rank trash piles, according to relieved parents and coaches.
“I feel excellent. . . . our parents are happy because we have enough parking and the area is super clean,” said Eladio Rodriguez, the league president.
“It’s a huge relief and we are thankful. . . . that something was done. It just shouldn’t have taken that long,” noted baseball dad Steven Grskovic, 46.
A caravan on Bruner Avenue that housed 35-year-old Venezuelan migrant Gilberto Laguna and four other men was among those that were relocated from the area.
The group had been living in the trailer for two weeks since leaving a West 42nd Street Manhattan shelter.
The city agencies didn’t say where the trailers were moved.