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Rep. Ledbetter authors resolution to recognize women’s heart health during American Heart Month

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STATEHOUSE (Feb. 6, 2025) – State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter (R-Newburgh) recently presented a resolution to raise awareness of heart disease in women during American Heart Month.

Nearly 45% of American women over the age of 20 are living with a cardiovascular disease, yet awareness of the risks, symptoms and precursors to heart disease has decreased by almost 20% in the last decade. Ledbetter said House Resolution 10 urges Hoosiers to learn more about cardiovascular health and show support for women fighting against heart disease.

“We know women are underrepresented in research on heart disease and strokes, leading to a lack of awareness on this important issue,” Ledbetter said. “I hope that by recognizing these gaps through my resolution, more women will take charge of their heart health and learn about the risks, potentially saving lives.”

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women. To counteract the trend, the “Go Red for Women” movement by the American Heart Association is dedicated to educating America on the impact heart disease has on women and the steps to prevention.

Register Today: Improve 64 Industry Day

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Limited appointments are available for confidential, one-on-one meetings for interested design-build contractor proposers with the project team following the presentation. Please send meeting requests to Kyanna Wheeler or Dan Thatcher. Project materials can be viewed here.

Improve 64 will reduce congestion as well as improve safety and mobility along I-64 in Floyd County. The project includes additional travel lanes, interchange reconfigurations, and replacement and rehabilitation of bridges and pavement. Construction letting is scheduled for November 2025.

Buckets N Boards to Bring High-Energy Comedy and Percussion to Jasper Arts Center

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JASPER, IN – Get ready for an afternoon of laughter, rhythm, and interactive fun as Buckets N Boards, the dynamic percussion and comedy duo, takes the stage at the Jasper Arts Center on Saturday, February 15, at 3:30 PM. Known for their electrifying performances filled with fast-paced drumming, hilarious improvisation, and audience participation, Buckets N Boards is a show that promises entertainment for all ages.

Created by performers Gareth Sever and Matt Levingston, Buckets N Boards has captivated audiences worldwide, including multiple headlining seasons in Branson, Missouri, and performances on Disney Cruise Line. Their show blends extraordinary musicianship with comedy, utilizing everything from tap shoes and buckets to body percussion and ukuleles, ensuring a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave audiences amazed and laughing out loud.

“Kicking off 2025 with a performance like this is exactly what we want for our community—something fresh, engaging, and family-friendly,” said Kyle Rupert, Executive Director of Jasper Arts. “Buckets N Boards brings a level of energy and talent that will have audiences of all ages clapping along and wanting more.”

This event is part of Jasper Arts’ ongoing commitment to bringing high-quality live performances to the region. Tickets are available now for $15 and can be purchased online, by phone, or at the Thyen-Clark Cultural Center.

Event Details:

What: Buckets N Boards – Comedy Percussion Show

When: Saturday, February 15, 2025 | 3:30 PM

Where: Jasper Arts Center, 951 College Ave, Jasper, IN

Tickets: Available at www.jasperarts.org or call 812-482-3070

Milestones to be celebrated at 23rd annual USI Spring Social Work Conference

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This spring, the University of Southern Indiana Social Work Department and the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Indiana Chapter will host the 23rd Annual Spring Social Work Conference. The conference will run from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Friday, March 7 in Carter Hall, located on the second floor of the University Center West. This year’s theme is Empowering Social Workers! Inspiring Action, Leading Change! Registration is required.  

Faculty are thrilled to celebrate the remarkable milestones of the USI Social Work Program—50 years of social work at USI, 40 years of the Bachelor of Social Work degree and 30 years of the Master of Social Work (MSW) degree, alongside the inaugural year of the University’s online MSW option. These achievements represent not just a long-standing commitment to excellence in social work education but also a profound dedication to making a positive impact in the Evansville community and Tri-state region.  

The conference will include a keynote address, break-out sessions, an exhibition of local organizations and lunch. A full schedule is available on the conference website.  

The keynote speaker will be Lottie Cook, Evansville social worker, who will present on The Voice of Social Work. 

Cook has been a social worker in Evansville for 40 years in the mental health field. She received her master’s degree from the Kent School of Social Work at the University of Louisville in 1985. In 2017, she retired from the superintendent’s position at the Evansville Psychiatric Children’s Center. She had the opportunity to serve in many capacities including direct care, supervision, program development, management, teaching and administration. 

Cook continues to serve the community with Resilient Evansville, Prevent Child Abuse, Suicide Prevention Coalition, YMCA Dunigan Board and in several capacities through her church. 

For questions, contact Dr. Quentin Maynard, Director of USI’s Master of Social Work Program, or Summer Wilderman, Assistant Professor of Social Work, at SW.Con

Indiana high school machining competition coming to Vincennes University

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INCENNES, Ind., February 6, 2025 – Vincennes University, a recognized leader in manufacturing education, will host the Indiana Chapter of the National Tooling and Machining Association (INTMA) High School Machining Competition on February 21-22.

 

The event will bring together around 90 students from nearly a dozen high schools across Indiana. They will compete in rigorous machining challenges that highlight the essential skills driving today’s modern manufacturing industry.

 

This competition spotlights the high demand for skilled machinists and how VU is helping prepare the future workforce to meet the evolving needs of today’s industries. The National Association of Manufacturers estimates that the U.S. could have more than 2 million unfilled manufacturing jobs by 2030. VU is one of the few universities in the U.S. that offers specialized training in manual machining, CNC machining, metal stamping die, and plastic injection mold building.

 

VU Precision Machining and Advanced CNC Technology Program Director Jonathan Vennard said, “The future of manufacturing depends on highly trained professionals, and Vincennes University is proud to foster the next generation of industry leaders. By hosting this competition, we are providing high school students with the extraordinary opportunity to showcase their skills in the University’s cutting-edge facilities while also connecting them with industry experts and potential employers.”

 

Competitors will demonstrate their knowledge and skills in CNC and manual machining in the Technology Center’s state-of-the-art labs, including the Hurco Advanced CNC Machining Technology Center, which underwent a major floor-to-ceiling renovation in 2022 and features the latest CNC machine tool technologies.

 

Students will showcase their skill sets in CNC technology through programming and milling competitions. Participants will also engage in precision exercises in manual machining, including manual milling, manual lathe work, and surface grinding – skills that are foundational to manufacturing.

 

Beyond the competition, junior participants will participate in a unique workshop that provides hands-on learning experiences and career exploration. A career fair will connect students with industry partners, corporate supporters, and VU faculty, staff, and students.

 

To enhance their experience, the high school students will enjoy an evening of entertainment at the University’s Bowling Center and an overnight stay in a VU residence hall, giving them a firsthand look at college life.

 

VU is committed to advancing manufacturing education and strengthening workforce development. By hosting the INTMA High School Machining Competition, VU continues to provide hands-on learning experiences and provide students with outstanding opportunities that will prepare them for high-demand careers.

 

EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

 

FOOTNOTE: EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT information was provided by the EPD and posted by the City-County-County Observer without opinion, bias, or editing.

Lady Blazers back in the win column with Region 24 win over Lincoln Trail

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VINCENNES, Ind. – The Vincennes University Lady Trailblazers returned home to the Physical Education Complex Wednesday night to host another Region 24 contest against Lincoln Trail College from Robinson, Ill.

The Lady Blazers overcame a slow start and pulled away late to finish off the 78-57 victory over the Lady Statesmen.

Vincennes got off to a bit of a slow start Wednesday night back in front of the home crowd, quickly falling behind 8-2 to the Lady Statesmen.

Vincennes would rebound and rally back with a 12-3 scoring run to take a 14-11 lead.

VU would continue to build on this early momentum by closing out the first quarter of play on an 11-2 scoring run to put the Lady Blazers ahead 27-17 at the first quarter break.

The Lady Statesmen quickly cut the deficit down to five early in the second quarter before VU again responded with nine straight points to put the lead back at 39-25.

Vincennes would hold onto this lead heading into the locker room break, finishing the first half of action leading the Lady Statesmen 44-31.

Coming out of the locker room for the second half the Lady Blazers looked to add more to their lead, opening the second half with seven straight points and growing the lead to 60-43 heading into the fourth.

Vincennes had the game in complete control in the fourth quarter, building their largest lead of the night at 76-53 and finishing out the victory by the final score of 78-57.

The Lady Trailblazers were led offensively by another big night by freshman Delora Pricop (Satu Mare, Romania) who secured her 11th double-double of the season in the first half, finished out her night with 26 points, 14 rebounds and four steals.

Sophomore Marta Gutierrez (Alicante, Spain) finished the game with 18 points, six rebounds and five assists.

Freshman Ahmya Thomas (Phoenix, Ariz.) was the third Lady Blazer scorer in double figures with 10 points and a team-high six assists.

Freshmen Jazmyn Robey (Sellersburg, Ind.) finished with nine points, Emani Washington (Indianapolis, Ind.) had 8 points and Netala Dixon (Dyersburg, Tenn.) ended her night with 6 points, six assists, four rebounds and three steals.

The Lady Trailblazers move to 12-12 on the season after it was announced that Moberly Area Community College had to forfeit their game against VU on Nov. 16 due to an ineligible player.

No. 8 Trailblazers use strong second half to pick up Region 24 win over Lincoln Trail

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VINCENNES, Ind. – The Vincennes University Trailblazers made another big jump in this week’s NJCAA Division I National rankings, moving up eight spots to No. 8 in the country, No. 3 in the Nielsen File Top 25 rankings and No. 5 in the JUCO Advocate Media Poll.

The Trailblazers got their first opportunity to back up this big jump in the rankings Wednesday night when the Blazers hosted Lincoln Trail College from Robinson, Ill. inside the P.E. Complex.

Vincennes got off to a tough start in the first half and headed into the locker room trailing the Statesmen by three but were able to come out firing in the second half to put up 62 second half points and close out the 93-72 victory over Lincoln Trail.

Things got off to a rocky start Wednesday night for the Trailblazers, as Lincoln Trail was the first team to break away with an 11-1 run to go ahead by 11 late in the first half.

Vincennes was able to rally back and close the margin before halftime however, ending the first half on a 10-3 run to head into the locker room break trailing the Statesmen 34-31.

Coming out of the locker room VU Hall of Fame Head Coach Todd Franklin opted for a new lineup and this group would prove to be the spark as the Blazers opened the second half with nine straight points to take a 40-31 lead.

The Trailblazers continued to ride this momentum, outscoring the Statesmen 41-17 at one point during the second half as VU began to pull away with a 76-54 lead.

Vincennes was able to put the game in cruise control late and empty the bench as the Trailblazers came away with the big 93-72 victory over Lincoln Trail College.

VU was led offensively by a big second half from freshman Dayton Williams (Louisville, Ky.) who finished off his fourth double-double of the season with 22 points, 10 rebounds and a team-high five assists.

Freshman Jalen Calloway (Chicago, Ill.) provided a big spark for the Trailblazers at both ends of the floor, coming away with 19 points, six rebounds and three assists.

Sophomore Hussein Elmaraghy (Cairo, Egypt) once again set a new season-high in points, coming off the bench to finish his night with 19 points, seven rebounds and four assists.

Freshman Travelle Bryson (Anderson, S.C.) was the fourth VU scorer in double figures, coming off the bench to add 16 points, four rebounds and four assists.

The Trailblazers as a team shot 64 percent from the floor in the second half Wednesday night, including hitting 73 percent from behind the three point arc, hitting eight of 11 shots.

 

Men’s basketball falls short against Salukis

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 SIU takes 68-59 win on Wednesday

 EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Trailing by 20 points in the second half, the University of Evansville men’s basketball team stormed back to get within four points before Southern Illinois rebounded to take a 68-59 win on Wednesday night at the Ford Center.

Leading the way for UE was Tayshawn Comer who posted a game-high 25 points.  He was 7-of-19 from the field and knocked down 7 of his 10 free throw tries.  Gabriel Pozzato completed the game with 13 points.

“I want to give SIU and their staff a ton of credit – they were ready to play tonight and had a great amount of energy,” UE head coach David Ragland said.  “They usually do not shoot as well from three but tonight, we left them open and they hit them.”

Comer was on fire to start the game, knocking down a pair of early triples to give the Purple Aces a 6-3 lead.  Southern Illinois’ second triple of the game tied the score at 6-6, however, Connor Turnbull hit a long jumper to put UE back in front.

Over the next two minutes, the Salukis took control with a 9-0 as they converted three more from downtown.  Comer’s eighth point of the contest put a temporary halt to the stretch as SIU added to the lead for the duration of the half.  With 6:43 remaining, the lead reached 13 as another 3-pointer gave the Salukis a 27-14 advantage.

Tanner Cuff found Turnbull on an alley oop to get within 10, but Southern continued to have an answer.  Knocking down 10 triples in the opening stanza, SIU led by as many as 17 in the half before taking a 38-23 lead into the halftime break.  The Saluki defense held UE to just 28.1% shooting in the first 20 minutes.

Southern Illinois knocked down another early triple to push the lead to 20 points for the first time.  With SIU up 49-29 at the 13:08 mark, UE worked its way back into the game.  Holding the Salukis to 0-for-5 with three turnovers over the ensuing five minutes, the Aces outscored SIU by a 17-1 margin to get within four.

Pozzato opened the stretch with a triple and, following a Saluki free throw, Comer connected on another triple to cut the deficit to 15.  A deadball technical on Southern Illinois saw Comer convert both free throws while a Josh Hughes layup finished off a 4-point possession as UE made it a 50-41 game.  Hughes added another basket while Gui Tesch picked up a triple to make it a 4-point game.

SIU overcame the rally as they scored the next six tallies to extend the lead back to 10 at 56-46 inside of six minutes remaining.  Despite the deficit, UE cut it in half to get within five, but SIU fended off the challenge to take the win.

Jarrett Hensley and Ali Dibba paced the Salukis with 18 points apiece.  SIU shot 37.5% while holding the Aces to 34.4%.  They also outrebounded UE by a slight 42-39 margin.

Evansville welcomes Bradley on Saturday evening for a nationally televised game on CBS Sports Network.  Tip is set for 7 p.m.

Board of Public Safety Minutes

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CITY OF EVANSVILLE

Board of Public Safety

Civic Center Complex, Room 301

Evansville, IN 47708

Minutes

February 5th, 2025

Building Commission – Johnny Mc Alister Jr Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson City Engineer’s Office – Mike Labitzke

Police Department – Chief Phillip Smith

Fire Department – Chief Tony Knight

~ Pledge Of Allegiance ~

A. OLD BUSINESS

1. Emergency Approvals By City Engineers Office On Agenda For Public Record.

a. Lane Restriction

780 S. Governor Street

Vanderburgh County Building Commission – Stemaly Excavating

WHEN: Monday, February 3rd And February 4th From 7:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M.

PURPOSE: Demolition Of House And Removal Of Debris

B. Departmental Reports

1. Police Department – Captain John Mc Quay

Motion By La Toya Johnson To Approve, 2nd By Diane Masterson And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Evansville Police Foundation Requests Permission To Donate The Following Items To The Evansville

Police Department:

The Following Equipment:

a) Eight (8) K-9 Vests – Gemini II/Spike2, Panels K-9

b) Eight (8) K-9 Vests – Tex 10, Carrier, K-9

c) Forty (40) Pepperball Blast Live-X 1 Pack

d) Eighty (80) Pepperball Blast Inert Refill 1 Pack

e) One (1) EVVSN-2 Tier 2 Surveillance Pod

f) Four (4) Ballistic Sheilds – Patroller Level III Shield 18×33 W/4×11 Level III View Port, 5×9 Forearm

Pad, Hook & Loop Fabric On Back And Horizontal Handle.

g) Four (4) Ballistic Shields – Shield Accessory Fox Fury Taker B30 Shield Light W/Wrap Around

Chord, 1000 Lumen Light External Battery Pack And Pressure Switch.

h) Four (4) Ballistic Shields – Shield Accessory Reflective Decal “POLICE” In White On Shield Strike Face.

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

b. Requests Approval Of Contract With Deaconess Clinic – Annual Physicals And Lab Work For All EPD

2. Fire Department – Deputy Chief Kim Garrett

Motion By La Toya Johnson To Approve, 2nd By Diane Masterson And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Requests Approval Of Contract With Fire Catt, LLC For Hose And Ladder Testing For Apparatus – 3 Year

Contract. 2025: $31,300.00 2026: $32,300.00 2027: $33,500.00

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

b. Requests For Approval To Surplus The Following Items

1) Two (2) Existing Dive Masks

2) Two (2 First Stage Regulators For SCUBA

3. City Engineering – Jennifer Blankenship

4. Special Event Permit – Sgt. Adam Will

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Bethel Temple Requests Approval Of Their Java Jolt 5K

CLOSING: S. Congress By Bethel Temple -> John Street -> State Hospital Grounds

WHEN: Saturday, March 1st From 8:00 A.M. To 10:00 A.M.

PURPOSE: Raise Money For Local & International Children’s Projects

BARRICADES REQUESTED – PENDING VALID COI

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

b. Evansville Goodwill Industries Requests Approval Of The 36th Annual Fifth Third Bank Turkey Day 5k

Closing: Walnut @ Martin Luther King Jr Blvd → Riverside → Riverside Drive Closed From Ohio Street To

Cherry Street.

WHEN: Thursday, November 27th From 8:00 A.M. To 10:00 A.M.

PURPOSE: Fundraiser For Evansville Goodwill.

BARRICADES REQUESTED

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

c. Rise Up And Run Events LLC., Is Requesting Approval Of Their Run Of Luck Event

CLOSING: Main Street → Riverside → Court → Cherry

WHEN: Saturday, March 15th From 9:00 A.M. To 11:00 A.M.

PURPOSE: Charity Event For Evansville Firefighter Bag Pipe Band And Hadi Shrines Highlander Bagpipe

Band.

BARRICADES REQUESTED

Ken Schultheis, President

Diane Masterson, Vice President

La Toya Johnson, Member

Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney

Board of Public Safety

Evansville, IndianaCITY OF EVANSVILLE

Board of Public Safety

Civic Center Complex, Room 301

Evansville, IN 47708

812.436.7897

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Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

d. Rise Up And Run Events LLC., Is Requesting Approval Of Their St. Patrick Day On Main Event

CLOSING: Main Street Between 2nd And 3rd

WHEN: Saturday, March 15th From 5:00 A.M. To 11:00 P.M.

Purpose: Charity Event For Evansville Firefighter Bag Pipe Band And Hadi Shrines Highlander Bagpipe

Band.

BARRICADES REQUESTED

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

e. Evansville Events Requests Approval Of Their Evansville Mac & Cheese Festival

CLOSING: 9th Street Between Locust & Sycamore And Main Street Between 9th And Sycamore

WHEN: Friday, March 28th From 5:00 P.M Thru Sunday March 30th At 5:00 P.M.

PURPOSE: Family Fun And Food Festival

C. Consent Section

1. Road Closures – Request Approval Of The Following:

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Intersection Of N 4th Ave & E Uhlhorn St Going East Approximately 275’ To N 3rd Ave.

Klenck Company – Mathew Elfreich

WHEN: Monday, March 17th

, Through April 18th

PURPOSE: New 12” Water Main Installation.

Emergency Services Will Not Be Able To Pass Through

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

b. 8204 Spry Road

Altstadt Hoffman Plumbing – Tasia Phillips

WHEN: Tuesday, February 11th

, From 7:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M.

PURPOSE: Water Main Tap.

Emergency Services Will Not Be Able To Pass Through

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

c. Intersection Of N 4th Ave & E Uhlhorn Street Going East Approximately 275’ To N 3rd Ave

Klenck Demolition – Matthew Elfreich

WHEN: Monday, March 17th Through April 18th

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PURPOSE: 12” Water Main Installation.

Emergency Services Will Not Be Able To Pass Through

Ken Schultheis, President

Diane Masterson, Vice President

La Toya Johnson, Member

Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney

Board of Public Safety

Evansville, IndianaCITY OF EVANSVILLE

Board of Public Safety

Civic Center Complex, Room 301

Evansville, IN 47708

812.436.7897

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Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

d. Court Street Between NW Riverside Drive & NW 1st Street

Deig Brothers

WHEN: Wednesday, February 12th At 7:00 A.M. Thru Wednesday, March 5th, 4:00 P.M.

PURPOSE: To Repair A Sinkhole And Storm Sewer.

Emergency Services Will Not Be Able To Pass Through

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

e. 2042 Lincoln Ave – Lane Restriction

Altstadt Hoffman Plumbing – Tasia Phillips

WHEN: Thursday, February 13th Thru February 14th From 7:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M.

PURPOSE: Tapping Water Main.

Emergency Services WILL Be Able To Pass Through

2. Dumpster In The Street – Request Approval Of The Following:

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. 2605 W. Virginia Street

Service Master DRCS

WHEN: February 4th Through April 04th

PURPOSE: House Clean Out Due To Fire

3. Truck Permits – Request Approval Of:

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Superior Ag Resources Cooperative, INC. Requests Approval Of Truck Permits

Start Location: Riverside Drive

End Location: Waterworks Road (Including Veterans Memorial PKWY.)

Freightliner, FLD120, Tandem Dry Tender Plate A405767

International/9400, Tandem, Dry Tender, Plate A405765

International, Tandem, Liquid Tender, Plate A405764

Sterling/AT9513, Tandem, Liquid Tender, Plate A421124

Sterling/AT9513, Tandem, Liquid Tender, Plate A421123

Freightliner/M2, Single, Liquid Tender, Plate A405768

International/4300, Single, Liquid Tender, Plate A437006

Freightliner/FLD, Tandem, Dry Tender, Plate A405769

International/8600, Semi Tractor Trailer, Plate 3247658

Freightliner/FLD120, Tandem, Dry Tender, Plate A406129

Ken Schultheis, President

Diane Masterson, Vice President

La Toya Johnson, Member

Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney

Board of Public Safety

Evansville, IndianaCITY OF EVANSVILLE

Board of Public Safety

Civic Center Complex, Room 301

Evansville, IN 47708

812.436.7897

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Parking Permit – Request Approval Of:

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Altstadt Hoffman Plumbing

Caleb Reed

Year: 2023 Make: Nissan Model: Sentra Plate: CDW510

PURPOSE: Working On Vault Project.

5. Horse Drawn Carraige – Request Approval Of:

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Riverwind Carriage Co., INC Requests Approval Of Their Horse Drawn Carraige Permit

Number Of Carriages To Be Operated:4

Seating Capacity Of Each Carriage: 6

Rate: $30 Up To 6 Persons.

6. Massage Therapy – Requests Approval OF:

Motion By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The Following:

a. Salty Rewaxation Spa

320 Eagle Crest Drive, Suite B

Number Of Employees: 3 Number Of Massage Tables: 3 Number Of Shower Stalls: 0

OWNER: Amanda Carter

Ken Schultheis, President

Diane Masterson, Vice President

La Toya Johnson, Member

Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney

Board of Public Safety

Evansville, IndianaCITY OF EVANSVILLE

Board of Public Safety

Civic Center Complex, Room 301

Evansville, IN 47708

812.436.7897

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D. OTHER BUSINESS:

Motion To Approve By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The

Following:

1. Approve Claims:

Motion To Approve By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The

Following:

2. Approve Minutes From January 22nd, 2025

3. Announcements:

Next Meeting: Wednesday, February 26th, 2025

Motion To Approve By Diane Masterson To Approve, 2nd La Toya Johnson By And So Ordered And Approved The

Following:

4. Adjourned: ________1:15 p.m.__________________

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Ken Schultheis

Diane Masterson

LaToya Johnson

President

Vice President

Member

Ken Schultheis, President

Diane Masterson, Vice President

La Toya Johnson, Member

Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney

Board of Public Safety

Evansville, Indiana

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