Coney Island Boardwalk’s Loose Screws Sparked Lawsuits
Tsamouris, the Fastener Specialists©
In March 2023, residents and elected officials expressed disappointment over the lack of new funding for repairs to Coney Island's iconic wooden boardwalk, in New York Mayor Eric Adams' USD 100 billion (EUR 92 billion) budget. The historic landmark, which stretches nearly 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from Coney Island to Brighton Beach, has been plagued by loose screws, gaping holes, and uneven planks, posing a danger to pedestrians and attracting lawsuits.
Former Mayor Bill de Blasio had allocated USD 115 million (EUR 106 million) for boardwalk reconstruction starting in 2025, but this sum would only cover a portion of the necessary repairs.
Since 2012, dozens of lawsuits have been filed against the city due to alleged injuries on the boardwalk, costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements. Residents have reported constant vigilance while walking on the boardwalk, with some expressing concerns about tripping, rolled ankles, and exposed nails.
At Tsamouris, we understand the important role that quality fasteners play in ensuring the safety and structural integrity of public spaces.
In March 2023, residents and elected officials expressed disappointment over the lack of new funding for repairs to Coney Island's iconic wooden boardwalk, in New York Mayor Eric Adams' USD 100 billion (EUR 92 billion) budget. The historic landmark, which stretches nearly 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from Coney Island to Brighton Beach, has been plagued by loose screws, gaping holes, and uneven planks, posing a danger to pedestrians and attracting lawsuits.
Former Mayor Bill de Blasio had allocated USD 115 million (EUR 106 million) for boardwalk reconstruction starting in 2025, but this sum would only cover a portion of the necessary repairs.
Since 2012, dozens of lawsuits have been filed against the city due to alleged injuries on the boardwalk, costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements. Residents have reported constant vigilance while walking on the boardwalk, with some expressing concerns about tripping, rolled ankles, and exposed nails.
At Tsamouris, we understand the important role that quality fasteners play in ensuring the safety and structural integrity of public spaces.
Coney Island Boardwalk’s Loose Screws Sparked Lawsuits
Tsamouris, the Fastener Specialists©
In March 2023, residents and elected officials expressed disappointment over the lack of new funding for repairs to Coney Island's iconic wooden boardwalk, in New York Mayor Eric Adams' USD 100 billion (EUR 92 billion) budget. The historic landmark, which stretches nearly 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from Coney Island to Brighton Beach, has been plagued by loose screws, gaping holes, and uneven planks, posing a danger to pedestrians and attracting lawsuits.
Former Mayor Bill de Blasio had allocated USD 115 million (EUR 106 million) for boardwalk reconstruction starting in 2025, but this sum would only cover a portion of the necessary repairs.
Since 2012, dozens of lawsuits have been filed against the city due to alleged injuries on the boardwalk, costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements. Residents have reported constant vigilance while walking on the boardwalk, with some expressing concerns about tripping, rolled ankles, and exposed nails.
At Tsamouris, we understand the important role that quality fasteners play in ensuring the safety and structural integrity of public spaces.
In March 2023, residents and elected officials expressed disappointment over the lack of new funding for repairs to Coney Island's iconic wooden boardwalk, in New York Mayor Eric Adams' USD 100 billion (EUR 92 billion) budget. The historic landmark, which stretches nearly 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from Coney Island to Brighton Beach, has been plagued by loose screws, gaping holes, and uneven planks, posing a danger to pedestrians and attracting lawsuits.
Former Mayor Bill de Blasio had allocated USD 115 million (EUR 106 million) for boardwalk reconstruction starting in 2025, but this sum would only cover a portion of the necessary repairs.
Since 2012, dozens of lawsuits have been filed against the city due to alleged injuries on the boardwalk, costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements. Residents have reported constant vigilance while walking on the boardwalk, with some expressing concerns about tripping, rolled ankles, and exposed nails.
At Tsamouris, we understand the important role that quality fasteners play in ensuring the safety and structural integrity of public spaces.
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