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VANDERBURGH SHERIFF’S OFFICE CURRENT  BOOKINGS

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VANDERBURGH SHERIFF’S OFFICE CURRENT  BOOKINGS

Booked Last 24 Hours-Public – 2023-12-23

CaMSS changes for Structured Family Care

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As you are aware, the Public Health Emergency officially ended on May 11, 2023, with the Appendix K PHE flexibilities phasing out Nov. 11, 2023. During these flexibilities, individuals who were receiving Structured Family Care (SFC) could also receive Attendant Care (ATTC), Home and Community Assistance (HCA), and Transportation Assisted/Unassisted services. Many care managers have been working over the past several months to coordinate Service Plan updates, but there are still existing Service Plans where these services are overlapping.

CaMSS will be implementing a stop in the system to prevent any overlap in these services effective Jan. 1, 2024. To prevent any issues with updating Service Plans in the future, care managers must update existing Service Plans where Structured Family Care appears in the same months as Attendant Care, Home and Community Assistance, or Transportation. These updates should be coordinated immediately.

The CaMSS team will be monitoring these updates and will be sending a list of Service Plans that have not been updated to each area. Any issues resulting from timely updates not being done will require a help desk ticket to resolve. To avoid any issues, please don’t delay making the appropriate updates.

The Division of Aging is a program of the Indiana Family & Social Services Administration. If you have questions about Aging programs and services, visit us online at www.IN.gov/fssa/aging. 

Ascension

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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.

Vanderburgh County Crash Report

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Crash Report – 2023-12-23

Attorney General Todd Rokita calls on Biden administration to halt economy-wrecking war on power plants

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Attorney General Todd Rokita continues to call on the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to stop plans to impose stringent new emissions standards on power plants in Indiana and elsewhere without fulfilling its legal duty of first weighing costs and energy impacts.

“These ill-considered rules would force the closure of coal- and natural gas-fired power plants,” Attorney General Rokita said. “They would put Hoosiers out of work, raise Hoosiers’ energy prices and erode the reliability of our energy grid. We will not stand idly by while federal overreach strangles the Indiana economy.”

Along with attorneys general from 15 other states, Attorney General Rokita called this week for retraction of the proposed new rules in a letter to EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan.

The EPA has admitted to the validity of concerns expressed in a letter earlier this year from Attorney General Rokita and others. Instead of fixing problems with the new proposed rules or withdrawing them, however, the EPA simply tasked other stakeholders with coming up with solutions.

Attorney General Rokita noted that the new rule-making exceeds the EPA’s statutory authority and would reshape the nation’s electricity grid in an unlawful and destructive manner. The Clean Air Act requires that the EPA consider the cost and energy impacts of emission reduction measures.

“Hoosiers expect and deserve federal policies that protect both America’s environment and its energy infrastructure now and into the future,” Attorney General Rokita said. “These rules completely fail on that count. That’s why we are taking action to scuttle the flawed new rules and produce a better blueprint to serve businesses, communities and individual households.”

MINUTES OF BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY MINUTES

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 CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

 Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana 

 MINUTES 

December 20th, 2023 

Building Commission – Kim Josey Police Department – Chief Billy Bolin 

Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson Fire Department – Chief Paul Anslinger City Engineer’s Office – Mike Labitzke 

~ Pledge Of Allegiance ~ 

Old Business: 

  1. Vision IV Special Parking Permit At Location 400 N 7th Ave. Evansville, IN 47710 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd Kaycee Zeller By And So Ordered And Approve A Special Parking Permit If The Below Recommendations Are Followed: 

BPS RECOMMENDATIONS WITH REGARDS TO VISION IV SPECIAL PARKING PERMIT 

  1. Only One (1) Semi-Tractor Trailer Can Be Parked In Front Of Vision IV At Any One Time. 
  2. Safety Cones Must Be Used At All Times While Trailers Are Being Loaded Or Unloaded In The Street. Safety Cones Should Include Flashing Lights During Early Morning Deliveries. 
  3. Safety Chains Should Be Placed On Cones In The Roadway To Prevent Forklifts From Leaving The Enclosed Area. 
  4. Each Semi Tractor-Trailer Will Be Allowed 1 Hour Maximum To Load And Unload In The Roadway. 
  5. Vision IV Must Provide BPS With The Company’s Written Policies And Procedures Documenting The Safety Precautions That The Company Has Adopted For The Unloading And Loading In The Street. The Formal Policy And Procedure Document Should Include A Forklift Driver Sign Off Acknowledging These Protocols And Procedures Maintained By Vision IV In Their Files. 
  6. Vision IV Will Be Required To Indemnify And Hold Harmless The City Of Evansville For Damages That Occur As A Result Of The Company’s Unloading And Loading In The Street. 
  7. All Forklifts Must Be Equipped With Backup Alarms So Pedestrians And Traffic Can Be Aware Of Equipment Backing Up. 
  8. Forklifts Must Remain In On Vision IV Property, Not In The Right Of Way, When Not Unloading. 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Temporary Parking/Loading-Unloading Permit Until A Permanent Permit Is Issued. 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

Richard Hubbard Suggested To Have The Speed Limit On 7th Street Reduced From 30mph To 15mph To Increase The Safety Of The Work Environment On That Street. CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana 

Business With Representatives: 

Departmental Reports: 

  1. Police Department – Captain Patrick Mc Donald Requests Approval Of The Purchase Of Software And Support From Haystax. 
  2. Approval Of FOP Resolution Between The FOP And The City Of Evansville 
  3. Request Approval To Award Bid For The Renovation Project At Station 6 
  4. Request Approval To Award Bid For The SCBA Filling Station 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Fire Department – Division Chief Michael Larson 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Building Commission – Kim Josey 
  1. Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson 
  1. Special Event Permit – Sgt. Adam Will University Of Evansville Requests Approval Of Their January 2024 MLK Symbolic March Closing Lincoln Avenue At The Meeks Family Fieldhouse (Frederick Road) To Willow Road, Then Closing Willow Road To Walnut St, The Closing Walnut From Willow To Weinbach. Purpose: This Is A Virtual March That Raises Awareness For Social Injustice In The United States. 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

**BARRICADES REQUESTED** CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana 

    1. Explore Evansville- Evansville Convention And Visitor’s Bureau Requests Approval Of Their 2024 Evansville Wrestling Fan Festival February 17th, 2024, From 6:00 A.M. To 9:00 A.M. Closing Mainstreet From SE MLK Jr Blvd To Se 5th Street, SE 6th Street From Sycamore Street To Locust Street, SE 5th Street From Sycamore Street To Locust Street Locust Street From Se 5th Street To Se 6th Street. Purpose: Festival Will Provide Food And Entertainment For Spectators During The IHSAA State Wrestling Finals. **BARRICADES REQUESTED** 
    2. Colon Screening For Life Inc. Requests Approval Of Their Colon Screening For Life 5k And 1 Mile Walk June 8th From 8:00 A.M. To 12:00 P.M. Closing Riverside Drive From Ohio To Waterworks Rd And Main Street From 1 Main To 5th And Sycamore To Riverside Drive. Purpose: Walk/Run To Raise Awareness About Colon Cancer And Prevention. **BARRICADES REQUESTED** 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

Consent Section: 

  1. Dumpster In The Street 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. 410 W Oregon Tyler Mersinger – Carousel Property Management Duration: December 11 Thru December 22 Purpose: Cleaning Out Rental House. 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. 516 E. Michigan Lloyd J Woods Duration: December 8 Thru December 16. Purpose: House Clean Out. 

CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. 218 Chandler Avenue Kelley Adams Duration: December 13th Thru December 24th Purpose: House Clean Out. 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. 908 Oakley Jim Sutherland Duration December 20th Thru January 31st 2024 Purpose: House Clean Out. 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. 901 E Powell Casey Skelton Duration: December 15th Thru January 12th, 2024 Purpose: Construction Debris 
  2. Container In The Street 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Request For Extension Of Previously Approved Permit. 2113 Taylor Ave. James Mc Limore Previously Approved Through January 1st, 2024 Requesting Extension Thru January 31st, 2024. 
  2. Road Closures 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Scott Collins Of Altstadt Plumbing Requests A Lane Restriction At 101 Baker Ave. From December 13th Thru December 15th From 6:30 A.M. To 2:30 P.M. Purpose: Bore Conduit From Parking Lot To Apartment Building. 

CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Blake Johns Of Ragle Inc Is Requesting A Road Closure Of Taylor Avenue Between S. Garvin And S. Elliot On December 15th Thru December 21st. Purpose: Sewer Taps For 4 New Homes For Habitat For Humanity. 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Extension Of Previous Road Closure Mason Buchanan Of Inliner Solutions LLC Requests An Extension Of A Previously Approved Road Closure On Veterans Memorial Parkway Directly Shout Of Shawnee Drive. The Current Approval Was Thru December 25th. They Are Asking For An Extension To January 19th, 2024. 
  2. Massage Therapy 
    1. Request Approval Of: RENEWAL Jinny Spa Massage 600 N Weinbach, Ave, Suite 970 Number Of Employees: 1 Number Of Tables: 2 Owner: Hongying Zhou RENEWAL Lilac Massage 1809 N Green River Road Number Of Employees: 1 Number Of Tables: 2 Owner: Gui-Jun Long 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana 

OTHER BUSINESS: 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Approve Claims. 

Motion By Richard Hubbard To Approve, 2nd By Kaycee Zeller And So Ordered And Approve The Following: 

  1. Approve The Minutes From Wednesday, 

Announcements: 

Next Meeting, JANUARY 10, 2024 

Motion By Kaycee Zeller To Approve, 2nd Richard Hubbard By And So Ordered And Approve Adjourning The Meeting: 

Welcome 2024!!! 

Adjourned: __________ 1:39 P.M._____ 

So long 2023! 

SENATOR BRAUN ON BORDER NEGOTIATIONS: THE AMERICAN PUBLIC DESERVES AN OPEN AND TRANSPARENT PROCESS

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mike Braun

“Rushed and secret negotiations with Democrats who want an open border and who caused the current crisis will not secure the border,” the senators wrote.

WASHINGTON – Senator Mike Braun joined a letter with 14 of his Senate GOP colleagues requesting a meeting of the Conference the week of January 8, 2024 to discuss the negotiations with President Biden and Senate Democrats regarding border security.

The letter also notes that the process should be open and transparent, because “[r]ushed and secret negotiations with Democrats who want an open border and who caused the current crisis will not secure the border.”

The American people are broadly in support of taking action to fix the southern border crisis. A Wall Street Journal poll last week found 64% of Americans regardless of party affiliation disapprove of President Biden’s handling of the southern border. In another Wall Street Journal poll, Americans noted the southern border and illegal immigration as the second most important issue in the country behind the economy.

Senator Braun was joined on this letter by Senators Ron Johnson (R-Wis), Mike Lee (R-Utah), Rick Scott (R-Fla.), J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), Ted Budd (R-N.C.), Jim Risch (R-Idaho.), Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kan.), Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.), Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.).

The full text of the letter can be found below.

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December 17, 2023

The Honorable John Barrasso

Chairman

Senate Republican Conference

Dear Senator Barrasso:

We write to request that you call a meeting of the Conference to discuss Senate negotiations on securing the border. Rushed and secret negotiations with Democrats who want an open border and who caused the current crisis will not secure the border. The American public deserves an open and transparent process which cannot occur until the House returns the week of January 8, 2024. Accordingly, we request this Conference be held the week of January 8th, but not before.

THUNDERBOLTS BATTLE TO 5-4 SHOOTOUT VICTORY IN PEORIA 

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Peoria, Ill.:  In an extremely back-and-forth game that saw Evansville take the lead four separate times with Peoria neutralizing each lead, the Thunderbolts battled their way to a 5-4 shootout win over the Rivermen on Friday night at Peoria Civic Center.  The Thunderbolts’ next home game will be on Sunday, December 31st against the Macon Mayhem, puck drop at 7:00pm CT.

After a scoreless first period, Bair Gendunov opened the scoring at 1:43 of the second period off a Rivermen turnover, assisted by Myles Abbate and Tommy Stang.  The goal extended Gendunov’s point streak to eight consecutive games and counting.  The Rivermen tied the game at 2:55 off a deflection goal by Andrew Durham.  At 6:06, Mike Ferraro scored on a breakaway from Scott Kirton to put Evansville ahead 2-1, before a power play goal from Zach Wilkie at 10:13 tied the game at 2-2.  Late in the second period, Ferraro scored once again off a net-front scramble from Lincoln Hatten and Nick Prestia at 18:34 to again put Evansville ahead, 3-2 after two periods.

1:30 into the third period, Joseph Widmar scored to tie the game once again for Peoria at 3-3.  A few minutes later, a low-angle shot by Brendan Harrogate put Evansville ahead 4-3 at 5:21, assisted by Hayden Ford.  Once again, Peoria managed to tie the game as Alec Baer scored on a late 5-on-3 at 17:04.  After a scoreless overtime highlighted by a key save from Cole Ceci on an Alec Hagaman breakaway in the final minute, the game went to a shootout.  Gendunov and Kirton scored for Evansville while Ceci stopped 4 of 5 Rivermen attempts, and the Thunderbolts came up victorious and won their 4th straight game, now only a single point under the playoff line with 6 wins in their past 8 games.

Ferraro finished with a pair of goals, while Gendunov and Harrogate scored one goal each, along with Kirton scoring the shootout-winning goal.  Cole Ceci picked up his 6th win of the season by stopping 23 of 27 shots in regulation and overtime.  The Thunderbolts and Rivermen meet again on Saturday, December 23rd at Peoria Civic Center.

Eagles bit by Salukis, 81-50

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CARBONDALE, Ill. – University of Southern Indiana Men’s Basketball could not overcome a series of first half runs and lost to Southern Illinois University, 81-50, Friday evening at the Banterra Center in Carbondale, Illinois. The Screaming Eagles fall to 3-10 after tonight’s action, while the Salukis are 8-4 overall in 2023-24.

It was a hard 20 minutes to start the game for the Eagles as they found themselves in a hole, 39-14, at the intermission. The Salukis took command of the game in the first half with a series of small runs, including an 11-0 sprint that gave them a 34-9 margin with 3:52 before halftime.

USI’s offense also could not get out of neutral as it was held to 18.8 percent from the field (6-32).

In the second half, USI tried to pick up the pace but was only able to generate most of it offense from the free throw line. The Eagles got to the stripe 24 times, connecting on 17.
 
Despite getting to the line and shooting better in the final 20 minutes (34.8 percent; 8-23), USI was unable to cutting the SIU margin. The Salukis outscored the Eagles in the final 20 minutes, 42-36.

USI sophomore AJ Smith (Edwardsville, Illinois) was the only Eagle to reach double-digits with 14 points. Smith also recorded his fifth double-double of the season with a game-high 10 rebounds.
 
 
Next Up For USI:
USI is off until next Friday when it continues its three-game road swing with the start of Ohio Valley Conference action with visits to Southeast Missouri State University December 29 and Lindenwood University December 31. Game time versus SEMO in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, is 7:30 p.m., while the tip against Lindenwood in St. Charles, Missouri, is schedule for 2:30 p.m.
 
The Redhawks of SEMO were 4-8 in non-conference action after losing to Illinois State University Thursday on the road, 85-64, but is .500 over the last six games. The Lions of Lindenwood defeated Rockford University, 81-54, this evening, and are 6-7 in the run up to OVC play.
 
USI trails the all-time series with SEMO, 4-3, after splitting the OVC matchups last year. The Eagles took the opening game at Screaming Eagles Arena, 86-81, but lost in Cape Girardeau, 85-80.
 
After last season sweep, USI leads the all-time series with Lindenwood, 6-0. The Eagles took the opening meeting in St. Charles, 81-65, and completed the sweep at Screaming Eagles Arena, 74-64, for one of two OVC series sweeps last season.

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