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Yard Sale -- Columbus Day Weekend
Susan Eads Role
You¡¯re Invited to Participate in the
200 Block of 9th, 10th, & 11th Streets SE YARD SALE Saturday, October 8, & Sunday, October 9 We¡¯re planning to hold a Yard Sale this fall in the two alleys that run between and parallel to the 200 blocks of 9th and 10th Streets SE, and 10th and 11th Streets SE.? We¡¯ll do it over Columbus Day Weekend, Saturday, October 8, and Sunday, October 9, from 9 am to 3 pm each day.? Everyone on all sides of the two alleys is invited to participate.? Also, neighbors not adjoining the alleys are welcome to partner with a neighbor on the alleys to join the sale. In previous years, we¡¯ve found block yard sales to be a lot of fun, plus you get rid of some clutter. This year, we¡¯re hoping that involving two alleys will draw even more customers.? We¡¯ll put up fliers and posters around the neighborhood and advertise in the Post and other media.? Everyone will bring the items they want to sell out to their garage, parking pad, or backyard during the Yard Sale, and between customers we¡¯ll all get to visit.? Usually, the weather is great by then, and the fliers, posters, and ads generate lots of customer traffic.? We¡¯ll hold the Yard Sale both days, but you can participate as little or as much as you¡¯d like. The more the merrier! We have a core group planning the Yard Sale, but we need your help to make it successful.? We need volunteers to walk around the neighborhood to put up fliers the weekend before the sale -- October 1 and 2 -- and then take them down after the sale.? We will provide the fliers and tell you where to post them.? We need help making the larger posters to attract customers.? We also need a $10 donation from participants to help pay for advertising and supplies.? Many hands will make the work lighter.? If you plan to participate and can help, please tell us by Thursday, September 22.? You can fill out the form below or send us an e-mail.? We need the contact information to make it easier to communicate any last-minute instructions. We¡¯re looking forward to hearing from you and hope to see you at the Yard Sale! Jerry and Susan Eads Role 238 10th Street, SE seadsrole@... 202-547-4678 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- To participate in the Yard Sale, please return this form to: Jerry and Susan Eads Role at 238 10th Street, SE, or seadsrole@..., no later than Thursday, September 22. Name __________________________________________________________________ Street Address ________________________________________________________ Phone Number ________________________? E-mail _________________________ I can:??? ___ Put up and take down fliers ___ Help make posters |
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
Awesome idea Meg! ?And thanks for the enthusiastic responses from everyone. So, mark your calendar 11th st block Halloween Alley Party is set for Oct 30th! Closer to the date we can figure out more specifics and what folks can do to help out. ?antonia From: "Krause, Megan" To: "<11thSEblock@...>" <11thSEblock@...> Cc: "11thSEblock@..." <11thSEblock@...> Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 3:13 PM Subject: Re: [11thSEblock] Halloween alley party anyone?
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Fabulous idea! Can we have a pumpkin carving station?! Meg Krause This message has been sent from my iPhone, please excuse the brevity.?
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
elizabeth eddie
Love the idea Antonia, I bet Kimberly will be thrill because she would love to show off her yard sale bought halloween costume before the actual trick or treat date. We'll be there. Elizabeth. From: Antonia Herzog To: 11thSEblock@... Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 2:20 PM Subject: [11thSEblock] Halloween alley party anyone?
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I have been inspired by our alley pumpkin, which the squirrels seem to have taken a shine to as well recently.
Halloween is on a Monday this year. So, I thought it would be fun to have a Halloween alley party on Sunday, October 30th, say starting ~4pm, with fun Halloween kid games and food and drink of course. Plus the kids can dress up in their costumes and we could have a little parade around the block. What think you all? antonia |
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
Would love it, I'm glad it was inspired by our out of control pumpkin plant!
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
Lise Bruneau
The Kyd-Bruneaus are IN! And for once I can help, so please use me!
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Thank god for Antonia! On Sep 10, 2011, at 2:20 PM, Antonia Herzog wrote:
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
Krause, Megan
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýFabulous idea! Can we have a pumpkin carving station?! Meg Krause This message has been sent from my iPhone, please excuse the brevity.? On Sep 10, 2011, at 2:58 PM, "Catherine Schoenwetter" <catherine@...> wrote:
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
Another great idea, Antonia! ? On Sep 10, 2011, at 2:20 PM, "Antonia Herzog" <antoniaherzog2004@...> wrote:
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Re: Halloween alley party anyone?
Katy P
Sounds great. What can we do to help?
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Halloween alley party anyone?
I have been inspired by our alley pumpkin, which the squirrels seem to have taken a shine to as well recently.
Halloween is on a Monday this year. So, I thought it would be fun to have a Halloween alley party on Sunday, October 30th, say starting ~4pm, with fun Halloween kid games and food and drink of course. Plus the kids can dress up in their costumes and we could have a little parade around the block. What think you all? antonia |
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DPW debris disposal instructions.
Brian Pate
Passing this along from the Lincoln Park list serve.
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? FYI, the latest from DPW re: storm debris:
NEWS RELEASE?????? NEWS RELEASE?????? NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? CONTACT:?????????? Linda Grant Monday, August 29, 2011???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? 202.497.1080/cell DPW TO COLLECT TREE DEBRIS FROM TREEBOX AUG. 29-SEPT. 2 ONLY For this week only, DPW will collect bundled branches from the space in front of residences. (Washington, DC)? The DC Department of Public Works announced today how the Department will assist residents who are cleaning up after Hurricane Irene. ?1.? If hiring a tree specialist or landscaping company to cut up fallen trees and limbs, please have your contractor remove all the debris, limbs and branches. ?2.? From Aug. 29-Sept. 2 only, the Department of Public Works will remove from the treebox space(s) in front of residents¡¯ homes, branches that are cut into 4' lengths and tied into bundles no more than 2' in diameter.? After Sept. 2, these items can be placed where the resident¡¯s trash is collected. ?3.? Please place debris, bagged or loose, in the treebox space, not the gutter or street so the gutters can remain clear and crews can run mechanical sweepers along the curb lanes and gutters.? Also, DPW asks residents to resist putting the debris in the street to help prevent flooding in case of rain before the debris is collected.? Do not include rocks, stones or concrete. ?4.? Hurricane season ends in November, so please hold onto your sandbags, just in case.? If you cannot keep your sandbags, please mix the sand with the soil in your yard or potted plants to aerate it.? Please do not put the sandbags into the trash or empty the sand into the gutters or catch basins. #???????????? #???????????? # Linda Grant Public Information Officer DC Department of Public Works 2000 14th Street, NW, 6th Floor Washington, DC 20009 202/671-2375/desk 202/497-1080/cell 202/671-0642/fax <> Visit us on Facebook!<> Follow us on Twitter<> From: "Pate, Brian [USA]" <pate_brian@...> To: List server for the Lincoln Park DC neighborhood <lincolnparkdc@...> Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2011 2:25 PM Subject: [LPDC] FW: SMD05 Irene Damage Assessment Neighbors,
I did a quick survey this morning and prepared the attached assessment to aid the city's clean up efforts. ?Please let me know if I've missed anything.
My biggest concern right now is the VERY large branch dangling precariously from a tree at 9th and N. Carolina. ?Otherwise, it appears we were pretty fortunate.
Best,
Brian LincolnParkDC mailing list To post to the list address your message to: LincolnParkDC@... When replying, please consider whether to reply to the sender only, or to the list, which is the default. Not all replies are appropriate for the entire list. Please do not send administrative requests to the list. Please click on the following link to switch to digest mode, change your password, or otherwise manage your subscription: If you need assistance managing your subscription, please address your request to: towncrier@... Please do not address assistance requests to the list. Thank you for your cooperation. |
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SMD05 Irene Damage Assessment
Brian Pate
Neighbors,
I did a quick survey this morning and prepared the attached assessment to aid the city's clean up efforts. ?Please let me know if I've missed anything. My biggest concern right now is the VERY large branch dangling precariously from a tree at 9th and N. Carolina. ?Otherwise, it appears we were pretty fortunate.
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Fw: Press Release: MAYOR VINCENT C. GRAY DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Brian Pate
Neighbors,
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There are some good numbers and points of contact in the below press release in the event you have any storm related issues. ? Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any issues.
Best, Brian ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Glaude, Steve (EOM) <Steve.Glaude@...> Date: 2011/8/26 Subject: Fw: Press Release: MAYOR VINCENT C. GRAY DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA To: ANC Commissioners <anc_com@...> Cc: VCG <vcg6@...>, "Quander, Paul (EOM)" <paul.quander@...> ANC Commissioners ---------------------
Community Leaders,
Please see message and press release from our Mayor. Please forward to your members and constituents. We will provide updates so you may inform others throughout the weekend. Stephen Glaude Director of Community Affairs Executive Office of Mayor Vincent C. Gray District of Columbia steve.glaude@... 202 724 5556 Desk 202 375 1991 Mobile From: Fimbres, Francisco (EOM) To: ONE Internal (EOM); Smith, Thomas C. (EOM); Becks, Valencias S. (EOM); Holman, Keith (EOM) Sent: Fri Aug 26 18:51:12 2011 Subject: Press Release: MAYOR VINCENT C. GRAY DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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From: Marus, Robert (EOM) To: Marus, Robert (EOM) Sent: Fri Aug 26 18:49:03 2011 Subject: Press Release: MAYOR VINCENT C. GRAY DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Executive Office of the Mayor Office of Communications
? PRESS RELEASE ? FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, August 26, 2011 ? CONTACT: ????????? Linda Wharton Boyd 202.727.5011; linda.wharton-boyd@... Doxie McCoy 202.727.9691; doxie.mccoy@... ? MAYOR VINCENT C. GRAY DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA District, Regional and Federal Agencies Prepare for Impacts of Hurricane Irene ??????????????????????????????? (WASHINGTON, D.C.) ¨C Mayor Vincent C. Gray has declared a State of Emergency in the District of Columbia and is urging residents to take the necessary precautions to prepare for the effects of Hurricane Irene. ? The storm is expected to bring heavy rain, flash floods, coastal and estuary flooding, high winds and the threat of tornadoes to the area. The city is getting ready for the impending storm and placing agencies on alert. ? ¡°While we cannot predict with certainty the path of the hurricane, residents must be ready,¡± said Mayor Gray. ¡°That means residents need to have a plan that they can activate. If they do not have a plan, they can go to to learn what is needed. These storms can cause power outages that may last through several days. Residents should have an adequate supply of medications, infant formula, water, fresh batteries and other essentials.¡± ? The District¡¯s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will begin operating around the clock at 6 a.m. on Saturday, August 27. Interagency personnel will gather at the EOC, at the D.C. Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency¡¯s headquarters on Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue SE, to monitor conditions and coordinate the District government¡¯s response to the storm. ? To follow emergency alerts on a real-time basis via , input #DCIrene into the search field to see all the participating District agencies responses and alerts. ? ? Sandbags Available 8/27 at Noon ? The Department of Public Works is assisting residents with preparing their homes to withstand flooding by distributing five sandbags per household beginning at noon, Saturday, August 27, at RFK Stadium, Lot 7. DPW staff will be on hand to direct residents to the distribution point. Distribution is on a first-come, first-served basis, and will continue until the supply is exhausted. Residents will be asked to show D.C. identification. Transportation ? The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) are working to ensure the safety of the traveling public from potential storm-related impacts. ? WMATA is taking steps in advance to prevent service disruptions. Specifically: ? ¡¤???????? Crews have placed more than 2,000 sandbags around the escalators at Metrorail stations that have a history of flooding issues. ¡¤???????? All drainage pumping stations are being checked in advance of the storm and will be monitored throughout the weekend. ¡¤???????? Plant maintenance staff is clearing drainage areas near stations and yards. ¡¤???????? Additional support personnel have been scheduled to be on duty throughout the weekend to respond to any situations that may arise. ¡¤???????? Chainsaws are being deployed in Metro motor vehicles for use in the event of downed trees. ? ¡°We¡¯re putting all of our resources in place to address any issues that arise out of the extreme weather conditions this weekend,¡± said Metro General Manager and CEO Richard Sarles. ¡°We will be updating our customers through our website, Twitter, email alerts and the media.¡± ? Metro will provide service information throughout the storm online at and via . Metrorail customers may also sign up for Metro alerts via e-mail by visiting or tune to broadcast traffic reports for service information. ? Given the probability of severe winds and the potential for flooding DDOT¡¯s active construction, project worksites are being secured to prevent damage. DDOT has also directed permit holders working in public space to take measures to ensure their work zones are secured. All work in the right of way, with the exception of emergency repairs, will be suspended at the close of business today (Friday, August 26). ? In addition: ? ¡¤???????? Drainage ways in flood-prone areas are being cleared and actively monitored to prevent flooding issues.?? ¡¤???????? Generators are being deployed city-wide to provide backup power for traffic signals.? ¡¤???????? The Urban Forestry Administration is proactively pruning trees along some critical roadways. ¡¤???????? DDOT personnel and contractors will be on call throughout the weekend to clear downed trees and debris. ¡¤???????? DDOT is coordinating emergency evacuation preparedness efforts with HSEMA, U.S. DOT, VDOT and MDOT and will continue to track the weather conditions through the weekend. ? DDOT will be providing critical traffic-related and emergency information on a real time basis via . Residents are strongly urged to avoid traveling during the storm if possible.? High winds could topple trees and pose a hazard to motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. ? If weather conditions become unsafe, transit services may be impacted or suspended during the storm. For updates please use the following resources: ? Metrorail and Metrobus: and
? ? DC Water ? DC Water facilities are equipped to withstand weather-related events, and water service interruptions are not anticipated during the hurricane. This includes during power outages. In an effort to minimize water damage, DC Water has checked and cleared storm drains in all areas at risk for flooding. ? DC Water crews will be stationed throughout the District to monitor hurricane impacts and respond to emergencies. The 24-Hour Command Center will operate in a location with backup power and available for emergency response. The Washington Aqueduct, responsible for treating District drinking water, is working closely with DC Water to monitor water treatment plants and the distribution system. ? DC Water encourages residents to prepare for Hurricane Irene: ? ¡¤???????? Collect cold tap water for storage ¨C one gallon per person (or pet) per day. Store water in a cool environment. Bottled water is unnecessary and most stores are sold out after so many people paid more than a $1 per gallon. Turn on the tap ¨C it¡¯s a penny per gallon. ¡¤???????? Consider freezing a few jugs, and place these in the fridge during a power outage to keep food cold. ¡¤???????? Minimize flooding risks ¨C clear gutters and downspouts. ¡¤???????? Store unscented liquid household chlorine bleach to disinfect water if service is interrupted and for general cleaning and sanitizing. ¡¤???????? Help DC Water after the storm - safely remove debris blocking storm drains or call 202- 612-3400 for major blockage. ? Residents should report water emergencies and flooding to the 24-Hour Command Center at 202-612-3400. For more information, visit or contact DC Water Customer Service at 202-354-3600 and the 24-Hour Command Center at 202-612-3400. ? Citizens are asked to call 311 to report any downed trees or branches in the public space and to provide as much detail as possible. ? ? Emergency Information Resources: ? Emergency preparedness information is available at and at . Members of the public are also encouraged to sign up to receive updates on severe weather, traffic and incidents via email and/or text message from ALERT DC at . Residents can also monitor cable in the District for storm updates. ? Detailed information about traffic evacuation routes and transportation tips for an emergency incident are available online at . ? Residents should report water emergencies and flooding to the 24-Hour Command Center at 202-612-3400. For more information, visit or contact DC Water Customer Service at 202-354-3600 and the 24-Hour Command Center at 202-612-3400. ? # # # ? Follow Mayor Gray on Facebook and Twitter! Follow Mayor Gray on Twitter at and on Facebook at ? ? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Robert P. Marus Senior Writer/Editor Office of Communications Executive Office of the Mayor 1350 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 310 Washington, DC? 20004 202.727.6853 (direct line) 202.262.6554 (BlackBerry) 202.727.1977 (fax) ? ? ¡°One City Summer Fun ¡ Something for
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Tropical Storm Warning
Brian Pate
Neighbors,
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I'm forwarding the below alert, in the event some folks may still be unaware of Hurricane Irene's projected track.
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I encourage you to be prepared!
Best, Brian ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: AlertDC <alert24504@...> Date: Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 6:34 AM Subject: Tropical Storm Warning To: Weather 24-7 Recipients <rsan@...> National Weather Service Has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for the District of Columbia & Metropolitan Area. A tropical storm warning means that tropical storm conditions are expected within the next 36 hours. Also a Flash Flood Watch was issued for a portion of Washington Baltimore Metropolitan Area. The center of Hurricane Irene is located about 660 miles south of Washington DC. The storm is moving north at 14 MPH with a storm intensity of 110 MPH Sent by DC HSEMA to e-mail, pagers, cell phones....powered by Cooper Notification RSAN --- - You received this alert because you registered for AlertDC. - Go to to change subscriptions. - Go to to reset password. - Reply STOP to unsubscribe from all alerts & service messages. - Tell a friend about Alert DC! ?Text "DC" to 411911, or sign-up at |
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Fw: Crab Feast at Ba Bay with Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen Sunday Night!
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To: Martha Stracener Sent: Monday, August 22, 2011 11:32 AM Subject: Crab Feast at Ba Bay with Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen Sunday Night!
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Recap of "walk about" with Lt Eddie Fowler, PSA 106 Lieutenant
Brian Pate
Neighbors,
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Thanks to those of you who participated in the SMD "walk about" with Lt. Fowler last week. ?Below please find a recap of our conversations and observations along the walk. ?Of note, Lt. Fowler has provided the names and general patrol routes for the "Full Stride" officers in our area. ?These are essentially your "neighborhood beat officers"--good people to know!?
I'll schedule another walk about with Lt. Fowler in the Winter. ?In the mean time, if you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact him or me directly. ? Best, Brian ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Fowler, Eddie (MPD) <eddie.fowler@...> Date: Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 3:34 PM Subject: RE: Thanks and follow up To: Brian Pate <patebc@...> Hello Brian,
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Thank you so very much for your support Brian!
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The Full-Stride Beats in PSA 106 are as follows:
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Potomac Gardens 1:? Officer Willie Harris - (Potomac Gardens Housing Complex)
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Full Stride 61: Officer Brett Squires - ?2-300 blocks of 7th St., SE/8th St. - E. Cap to G St and 800-1200 Penn. Ave., SE (Segway or Scooter)
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Full Stride 62: Officer Don Marshall - 9-12th St. from Independence Ave. - Penn. Ave., SE (Mountain Bike)
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Thx!
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Lieutenant Eddie G. Fowler (PSA 106)
Metropolitan Police Department
First District Sub-Station
500 E Street, SE
Washington, D.C.? 20003
Cell:? 202-425-2826
E-Mail:
eddie.fowler@...?
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Everyone¡± From: Brian Pate [patebc@...] Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 12:31 PM To: Fowler, Eddie (MPD) Subject: Thanks and follow up Lt Fowler,
Thanks again for coming out last week and taking a stroll through the neighborhood. ?I know the neighbors you spoke with appreciated your interaction. ?Hopefully you left the walk with a better understanding of our specific issues and the feeling that
you are working in a neighborhood that is very supportive of MPD, its officers and its mission. ?
I just wanted to follow up on a few things we discussed:
??* I spoke with Council Member Well's Chief of Staff, Charles Allen, regarding the bait bike program. ?The money for the program will become available on 1 October, at the start of the new fiscal year. ?Charles described the budget line as essentially
funds that will be transferred from DDOT to MPD in order to purchase the bikes and execute the program. ?As you heard on our walk, bike thefts are an endemic problem in our neighborhood, so I will be keeping a close eye on how this program is executed, and
would like for the south Lincoln Park area to be a "first adopter" neighborhood. ?I appreciate your help in making this a reality.
?* I'll put out some information on the National Bike Registry. ?If MPD has any specific tips or best practices, please let me know.
?* I'll send Damian Harvey, DDOT, a note about the signage issue at the corner of 8th and Independence Ave, and the resulting illegal parking. ?I appreciate your help in routing the request to your contacts, and for letting your officers know that this
is a spot that is primed for increased enforcement activities. ?
?* If you don't mind sending me the names of the officers in the PSA 106 Full Stride program, and their general areas of operation, I will get this information out on the list serves and e-mail distributions that I monitor. ?Several folks have asked me
if MPD is still employing a beat officer strategy. ?I think the visibility of the program has diminished somewhat over time, as officers have turned over and the Department completed its initial outreach campaign. ?For me, one of the highlights of our walk
was running into the woman in Gessford Ct who was quick to compliment and praise the patrol officer that she sees every day. ?Clearly this is an important program. ?I'd like to be sure that people in the neighborhood know that this is still a central element
of MPD's policing strategy, and that they have the information they need to form a basic relationship with their respective patrol officers. ?
?* At some point in the not too distant future, I'd like to set up another attempt to meet with some additional folks in Gessford Court. ?I shared some of their unique concerns, but I'd like for them to have the opportunity to share it directly with you.
?I'll also encourage them to attend the next PSA 106 meeting.
?* To recap a few of the "trouble" spots we surveyed
?? ? - Frequent running of the stop sign at the corner of 8th and C St
?? ? - Buses and speeding along Independence Ave
?? ? - Illegal parking along Independence Ave from 6th St to 9th St
?? ? - Bike thefts and vandalism in our many alleys
?? ? - Speeding along the south side of Lincoln Park (largely solved by the recent installation of table top speed bumps and improved signage, but still a concern).
?* I was encouraged to hear that you feel that PSA 106 is adequately staffed. ?Please don't hesitate to leverage the community if, in your opinion, this ever changes. ?
?Thanks again, Eddie. ?Please let me know if there's anything I or the community can do to assist you and your officers in making our neighborhood a safe place to live. ?We are all appreciative of and indebted to the efforts of you and your officers, and
are happy to help in any way possible.
All the best,
Brian ?
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ANC6B05 Walk About w/Lt Fowler
fyi w/our ANC 605B Rep?Brian?Pate. ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Brian Pate Sent: Monday, August 8, 2011 8:59 AM Subject: Fwd: ANC6B05 Walk About Neighbors,
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Lt. Fowler and I will be doing our "walk about" this Wednesday night. ?I'd like to resolicit for anyone who might be?interested in:? a) walking with us (part or all of the tour) b) doing a 2-minute meet and greet at your door or c) offering up issue areas and problem spots for us to visit.
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As far as issue areas,?so far I plan on taking him to some of our court areas, e.g. Gessford Ct, through some of our alleys and by our major traffic areas (Lincoln Park, Independence Ave, 8th St between Independence and D St).?
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random car parked in our driveway
Katy P
Hi all.
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Our nanny emailed and said that there is a random car parked in our (under the porch) parking spot and it has been all day. She took photos of the car and the license, but I think at this point in the day, we might want to have it towed.
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By chance are any of you expecting visitors that may have accidentally parked in the wrong spot?
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Carjacking alert
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I'm forwarding the alert below?that was posted on?MOTH .?This carjacking happened?yesterday nearby. Below is the description of events.
"Just want to remind you all to be extra vigilant out there. Today, at 4:30pm, i was physically assaulted and had my purse and car stolen by an unarmed (thankfully) assailant. It happened at the corner of 13th and North Carolina, NE. The good news is that some neighbors heard my screaming and phoned police. MPD did a brilliant job of pursuing the creep, apprehending him, and returning all of my things. The assailant apparently watched me exit my car and lock it. He just followed me, jumped me from behind, threw me to the ground and fought for my keys and purse. So please be super aware that you could be being watched as you exit your car. stay safe!" |
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A friend is looking to rent a parking space, short term
Hi all-
A friend of mine is likely moving to the neighborhood (8th and Independence) on a short-term basis.? He will be here roughly mid-August through mid-October.? He is just returning from an overseas stint with the state department.? His car is registered out of state so he will be looking for somewhere to park it.
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Does anyone have, or know of, a place he would be able to rent to park for about 2 months?
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Thanks/
Dan Kolker
224 10th.
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