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Board of Public Safety: Minutes

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MINUTES

JANUARY 10TH, 2018

Building Commission – Ron Beane Police Department – Chief Billy Bolin Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson Fire Department – Chief Mike Connelly

~ Pledge of Allegiance ~

Business with Representatives:
Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the opening of the bids:

1. Debbie Spalding, City of Evansville Purchasing Department, requests approval to open responses received for RFP-01-003-2018-20 for the Towing & Storage of Nuisance, Wrecked & Impounded Vehicles. (Tri-State Towing & Recovery, Feller Towing & Recovery, Inc.)

Departmental Reports:

A. Police Department – Captain Stephanie Cox

  1. Notify the board of Lieutenant Wayne M. Wargel of his retirement, serving 36 years, 4 months and 6 days from the Evansville Police Department as of January 10th, 2018.
  2. Notify the board of Lieutenant David G. Molinet of his retirement, serving 32 years, 2 months and 8 days from the Evansville Police Department as of January 10th, 2018.

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

3. Request approval for the reimbursement to Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office for inmate transfer.

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Aaron Trump, Counsel Attorney

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

4. Request approval to surplus a Sony Voice Recorder, 10 years old no longer operates.

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

5. Request approval for the renewal contract with Deaconess Urinalysis Contract.

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

6. Request approval for the renewal of the contract with Dr. Luzio.

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

7. Request approval for the renewal of the contract with Deaconess for employment physicals.

B. Fire Department – Battalion Chief Charles Hertzberger

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:
1. Request approval for the Medical Direcort Contract with Dr. Peter Stevenson.

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

2. Request approval to accept $2,500.00 donation from West Side Nut Club for the purchase of Dive equipment.

C. Building Commission – Ron Beane – NO AGENDA

D. Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

1. Request approval for the following:

a. Install a “No Parking Anytime” signs and paint curbs yellow at Rotherwood Ave, on the west side of the street from Lincoln Ave to Walnut Street.

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Aaron Trump, Counsel Attorney

E. Special Event Permit – Sgt. Josh Wittmer

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

1. University of Evansville requests approval for the “MLK March Reenactment” on January 15th, 2018 from noon to 1:30 p.m. No road closings, police will be escorting the parade. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL***

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

2. Franklin Street Events Association requests approval for the “Mardi Gras Grand Parade” on February 10th, 2018 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closing Franklin Street from St. Joseph Avenue to Fulton Avenue. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL, BARRICADES REQUESTED***

Tabled until next meeting.

3. Rise Up and Run requests approval for the “Run of Luck” on March 17th, 2018 from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Closing West Franklin Street from 7th Street to 11th Street. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL, BARRICADES REQUESTED***

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

4. Evansville Courier & Press requests approval for the “Heritage Federal Credit Union Home Show” on April 4th, 2018 from 5:00 a.m. until April 9th, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. Closing 9th Street between Locust Street and Walnut Street; Locust Street between 9th Street and Martin Luther King Blvd. Additionally request approval for the first row of parking spots in parking lot be block to allow outdoor vendors to unload. (Back 40 Parking Lot, no HCP parking spots will be blocked, Friday only, Carolyn Franklin (event organizer) attended the meeting)

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

5. Funk in the City requests approval for the “9th Annual Funk in the City Spring Art Festival” on April 21st, 2018 from 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closing 2nd Street between Washington Ave and Jefferson Ave; Adams Ave between 1st Street and Putnum Street. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL, BARRICADES REQUESTED***

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Aaron Trump, Counsel Attorney

 

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

6. National Kidney Foundation of Indiana requests approval for the “Evansville Kidney Walk & Kidney Health Risk Association” on April 21st, 2018 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Closing NW Riverside Drive at the Main Street walkway crossing to the Pigeon Creek Greenway Passages. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL***

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

7. Evansville Police Department requests approval for the “EPD Foundation SWAT Challenge” on May 4th, 2018 from noon until 4:00 p.m. Closing Riverside Drive from Cherry Street to Court Street; Vine Street from Riverside Drive to 2nd Street; Sycamore Street from Riverside Drive to 2nd Street; Main Street from Riverside Drive to 2nd Street; Locust Street from Riverside Drive to 2nd Street; Walnut Street from Riverside Drive to 2nd Street; Chestnut Street from Riverside Drive to 2nd Street; and 1st Street from Vine to Cherry Street. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL, BARRICADES REQUESTED***

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

8. National Eating Disorders Association requests approval for the “NEDA 1 Mile Walk” on May 19th, 2018 from 8:00 a.m. to noon. Closing Main Street from Riverside Drive to 5th Street, 5th Street from Sycamore Street to Main Street; Sycamore Street from Riverside Drive to 5th Street; Riverside Drive from Sycamore Street to Main Street. ***PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL, BARRICADES REQUESTED*** (Attorney suggested to move closure from Riverside Drive one block east to avoid closing Riverside Drive for the allotted time.)

Consent Section:

A. Taxi Cab Driver Permits

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following (a.-k.):

1. Request approval for the following taxi cab permits:

  1. Cary Grant – new 2018
  2. Jeff Howlett – renewal 2018
  3. Terry Huey – renewal 2018

    Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Aaron Trump, Counsel Attorney

 

  1. Gerry Bubenzer – renewal 2018
  2. Robert Douthitt – renewal 2018
  3. David K. Cleaver – new 2018
  4. Michael Mitchell – renewal 2018
  5. James Roddy – new 2018
  6. George R. Shuttle – renewal 2018
  7. Bart J. Stinson – renewal 2018
  8. Michael J. Weaver – new 2018

B. Dumpster In the Street Permit

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

1. Request approval for the following:

a. 517 N Kerth Ave – Tony Rhew – cleaning out a home 1/10/2018 to 1/24/2018

C. Handicap Parking

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

1. Request approval for the following handicap parking:

  1. 301 N.W. MLK Jr. Blvd – Tracy J. Benbrook
    This residence does not have any off-street parking, the property qualifies for an on- street handicap parking space which will be located on Court Street in the first parking space east of N.W. MLK Blvd.
  2. 1616 Delmar Ave – Dena Hollis
    This residence qualifies for an on-street handicap parking space.
  3. 917 S Dexter Ave – Dexter School
    Approved for on-street handicap parking space, paid for by EVSC, work by City.

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Aaron Trump, Counsel Attorney

 D. Massage Clinic Permit

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

1. Request approval for the following:
i. DuKane Skin Care, Inc. – 2805 Lincoln Ave – Renewal 2018

OTHER BUSINESS:
1. Approve claims. (No Claims.)

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

2. Approve the minutes from Wednesday, December 6th, 2017.

Motion by Mike Lauderdale, 2nd by Mike Retter and so ordered to approve the following:

3. Request for comments from public. Announcements:
Next Meeting, January 24th, 2018.

Adjourned: 1:20 p.m. ML/MR

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Aaron Trump, Counsel Attorney

Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

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USI Board of Trustees approves new program in electrical engineering

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At its regular meeting on Thursday, January 11 in Indianapolis, the University of Southern Indiana Board of Trustees approved a Bachelor’s of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) program to be offered through the Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education beginning in fall 2018. The proposed degree program moves next to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education for approval.

“We are very excited about the USI Board of Trustees approval of a new discipline-specific program in electrical engineering. We hope to offer this program in the near future in response to a regional and statewide need for electrical engineers,” said Dr. Zane Mitchell, dean of the Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education. “Our discipline-specific offerings of mechanical and manufacturing engineering have been tremendously successful; graduates from those programs are already having an impact on our local economy. We expect similar results from the Electrical Engineering Program.”

The BSEE program will offer students hands-on learning experiences, opportunities to participate in co-operative education and internships, and student organizations that participate in national engineering competitions. Indiana’s Department of Workforce Development website projects that growth in electrical engineering jobs will be 3 percent for the state and 7.3 percent for the Evansville area through 2024.

Honorary doctorates approved for Fuquays, Melton

The USI Board of Trustees approved the conferral of honorary doctoral degrees, the highest form of recognition by the University, to Dan and Janet Fuquay and to Chris Melton ’72. All degrees will be awarded at the spring 2018 Graduate Commencement ceremony on Friday, April 27.

Doctor of laws degrees will be presented to Dan and Janet Fuquay, life-long Evansville residents and entrepreneurs, who demonstrate the highest level of involvement with the University and commitment to its mission and vision through endowed scholarships, leadership and planned gifts.

A doctor of laws degree will also be presented to Melton, president of Field & Main Bank and 1972 USI graduate with a bachelor’s degree in marketing, whose legacy of commitment spans five decades. Through his involvement with Southern Indiana Higher Education, Inc. (SIHE) and the USI Foundation Board, he has been a dedicated leader and advocate for the University

In other business, the Board of Trustees received updates on current construction projects and faculty and administrative retirements.

VANDERBURGH COUNTY FELONY CHARGES

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 Below are the felony cases to be filed by the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office today.

Jack Dwayne Cook: Strangulation (Level 6 Felony), Domestic battery (Class A misdemeanor)

Rebecca A. Dillon: Unlawful possession or use of a legend drug (Level 6 Felony), Unlawful possession or use of a legend drug (Level 6 Felony)

John J. Davis: Domestic battery resulting in bodily injury to a pregnant woman (Level 5 Felony), Intimidation (Level 5 Felony), Strangulation (Level 6 Felony)

Nathan Levi File: Operating a motor vehicle after forfeiture of license for life (Level 5 Felony)

Jawaun Rashad Harlin: Attempt Pharmacy robbery (Level 2 Felony), Aiding Robbery resulting in bodily injury (Level 3 Felony), Aiding Robbery resulting in bodily injury (Level 3 Felony)

David Martin Rasure: Criminal confinement (Level 5 Felony), Resisting law enforcement (Class A misdemeanor), Possession of marijuana (Class B misdemeanor)

DOW RECORD

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Stocking Up Before Wintry Weather

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JANUARY 11TH, 2018  CHRIS MASTROBUONO ILLINOIS, INDIANA, KENTUCKY

 A Winter Storm Warning is in effect across much of the Tri-State from 9PM through Friday 9PM as significant ice and snow heads this way. This all after highs reached the 60s Tri-State wide today.

Friday morning is shaping up to be a travel nightmare across the Tri-State with freezing rain, sleet and snow on the way. Everyone from authorities to parents are getting ready for what could be a messy day.

Sargent Todd Ringle of the Indiana State Police says, “There will probably be quite a few delays and a lot of cancellations, but when a weather event starts in the morning that normally creates more problems.”

If you have to bear the elements Friday morning, be safe and use caution. But if you get a day off from work and school I hope you bought the necessary food to keep you going.

The Shnucks on Green River road in Evansville was busy with people buying up some last minute items before the bad weather arrives.

While a winter storm is a good excuse to eat your favorite junk food, shopper Kelli Ferris is using the impending wintry weather to keep up with her New Year’s resolutions. “So a veggie chilly is always good, for some comfort food chili is always good, but I’m always getting some root vegetables as well, you know, doing more grounding for the new year, so hopefully that will keep me warm.

If veggie chili and healthier alternatives aren’t quite your thing when snowed in, you can stick with your favorite comfort food and have a little balance too.

A wintry mix outside and a mix of food inside.

Shopper Lucy Himstedt says, “Well I’ve been trying to be good these last six months, and except it looks like a good excuse to eat all the foods you shouldn’t, make some cookies, so I’m going to get the stuff for that, I already got some veggies so I can clear my conscious with that.

Chris Mastrobuono

News Reporter/ Weather Forecaster

Vanderburgh County Current Warrants

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Vanderburgh County Current Warrants

Suspect wanted in connection with May 2017 armed robbery captured at east side apartment

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EPD Patrol and K-9 Officers arrested 19 year old TYRELL CULLEY on an armed robbery warrant on Wednesday night. He was arrested at 1322 Queen Anne Dr on the east side of Evansville. Police went to the address after receiving a tip that CULLEY was at the apartment. He was arrested without incident.
CULLEY was wanted for his role in an armed robbery that happened on May 15, 2017. Investigators believe CULLEY participated in a robbery that happened during a drug deal in the 4000 block of N. 4th Ave.
A juvenile was previously arrested for his role in the robbery.

All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Report criminal activity anonymously at 1-800-78-CRIME.

Men’s basketball leads wire-to-wire in win over Missouri State

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Aces improve to 12-6 on the season

Dainius Chatkevicius posted the first double-double of his Division I career as four players recorded double figures in a 64-55 win by the University of Evansville men’s basketball team over preseason MVC favorite Missouri State on Wednesday night inside the Ford Center.

Chatkevicius set his career mark with 11 caroms while scoring 10 points.  Dru Smith turned an 8-for-8 effort from the free throw line into 15 points.  Ryan Taylor notched 13 while K.J. Riley finished with 11.

“Sticking to the game plan is what it was all about tonight,” Riley said.  “We did what the coaches said and it paid off.”

UE’s (12-6, 2-3 MVC) offense shot 45.8% on the night while the defense held Missouri State (13-5, 3-2 MVC) to 36.2%.  Leading MSU was Alize Johnson, who had 16 points and 14 rebounds.  Reggie Scurry and Jarrid Rhodes notched 10 points apiece.”Second, third and fourth efforts really helped us tonight,” UE head coach Marty Simmons said.  “Everybody contributed tonight, that’s what it really takes for us to be successful.  The start was key – just having the opportunity to get off to a good start where our guys felt good was huge.”

Evansville jumped out to a 6-0 lead to start the game as the Bears missed their first seven shots of the night.  Reggie Scurry ended the streak with a bucket to make it a 6-3 game in favor of UE.  The slow start continued for the Bears until Alize Johnson got rolling.  He scored three of his 11 first-half tallies to cut the Aces lead to just a pair at 8-6.

Chatkevicius helped UE halt the run by the Bears, posting back-to-back baskets to extend the lead to 12-6.  After MSU got back within two points at 14-12, the Purple Aces connected on five out of six shots to open up a 22-12 lead.  Ryan Taylor drained a pair of triples as UE added to the lead.  Evansville’s stretch continued as the advantage reached 11 (29-18) on a 3-pointer by Dru Smith.

In the final four minutes of the half, the Bears were able to trim four points off of the UE lead and make it a 31-24 game heading into the half.  Coming off the bench, Chatkevicius had 8 points and 8 rebounds in the opening stanza to lead the team in both stats.

Noah Frederking opened up the second half with his first field goal of the night to push the edge back to nine, but the Bears responded with a push of their own to get within five at 33-28.  Taylor then helped the Aces regain its double digit lead, posting his third trey of the game.  Following his bucket, it was John Hall who knocked down consecutive buckets to helped UE match its largest lead of 11 at 42-31 six minutes in.

Ronnie Rousseau III brought the Bears back within two possessions.  After draining a 3-pointer, he scored on a runout to make it a 45-40 game in favor of UE midway through the latter half.  Taylor hit a tough jumper to end the stretch.  Despite his effort, the Bears continued to cut the gap as two Rousseau free throws made it a four point game.

K.J. Riley and Smith each connected on two free throws with under seven minutes left to extend the lead back to eight points at 54-46, but MSU did not let the Aces get too far ahead.  Jarred Dixon was true from downtown to make it a 5-point game once again.

As the clock got down to three minutes, Riley made what may have been the biggest play of the game.  With the shot clock near zero, Riley was fouled on a make that extended the lead to seven.  On the ensuing trip down the floor, Jarrid Rhodes connected on his third from outside to make it a 4-point game with two minutes left.

UE’s lead went back up to six on a Chatkevicius dunk, but Alize Johnson’s three on the other end made it a one-possession game (58-55) for the first time since the early moments of the first half.  Smith was able to draw a foul on the Aces’ next offensive possession and hit both free throws.

“DC’s dunk was the biggest play of the night, I could tell that they really lost their confidence after that,” K.J. Riley explained.

From there, it was all Aces.  Smith calmly hit two more free throws in the final second to make it a 64-55 final.

Against a team that had been out rebounded just one time entering the game, the Aces finished with a 38-31 advantage on the boards.  Keying that was 11 by Chatkevicius and six from John Hall.  Hall also had eight points.

“They are one of the best rebounding teams, that was definitely key for us tonight,” Chatkevicius commented.

It is back to the road for UE as they head to the Knapp Center in Des Moines, Iowa to face Drake on Saturday in a 2 p.m. contest.

“We have Drake next and have to get ready for them,” Coach Simmons pointed out.  “When you beat a good team like Missouri State, you hope that it will give the guys confidence.  Drake is in first place and playing great, we have to be ready to compete up there.”

 

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