EVANSVILLE, Ind. – University of Southern Indiana Softball had 12 student-athletes recognized by the National Fastpitch Coaches’ Association (NFCA) for their academic success in 2022-23.
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The Easton/NFCA Academic All-America Scholar-Athletes from Southern Indiana included outfielder Mackenzie Bedrick (Brownsburg, Indiana), first baseman Lexi Fair (Greenwood, Indiana), designated player Allie Goodin (Evansville, Indiana), pitcher/infielder Hailey Gotshall (Lucerne, Indiana), infielder Julianna Hibbs (Henderson, Kentucky), outfielder Olivia Howard (Fishers, Indiana), infielder Hannah Long (Haubstadt, Indiana), infielder Rachel Martinez (Chicago, Illinois), outfielder Kennedy Nalley (Huntingburg, Indiana), infielder Jordan Rager (Fishers, Indiana), outfielder Caroline Stapleton (Shirley, Indiana), and outfielder Emma Tucher (New Palestine, Indiana).
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The student-athletes were among the 8,297 collegiate student-athletes honored in all divisions. Team GPAs and scholar-athletes are submitted by member head coaches. The award goes to those who earned at least a 3.5 grade point average.
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USI was 21-23 overall and 13-9 in the first season as an NCAA Division I program and OVC member last spring. The Screaming Eagles claimed an OVC Tournament berth and captured their first-ever OVC Tournament win in May.
12 USI Softball student-athletes recognized with NFCA academic honors
Petco Love and Vanderburgh Humane Society Aim to Stop the Spread of Deadly Diseases
Petco Love and Vanderburgh Humane Society Aim to Stop the Spread of
Deadly Preventable Diseases Through Vaccinations at Next Community Outreach Event
AUGUST 10, 2023
As part of Petco Love’s Initiative to Provide One Million More Free Pet Vaccines,
the Vanderburgh Humane Society will provide free vaccines on August 21st in Evansville
Evansville, IN (August 1, 2023) – The Vanderburgh Humane Society (VHS) will once again be providing free vaccinations for pets in Vanderburgh County at their next monthly community outreach event on August 21, 2023. The free vaccines are made possible through Petco Love’s new national vaccination initiative, which is providing one million more free pet vaccines to existing animal welfare partners, including the VHS, for family pets in need. Families will also be able to receive free pet food while supplies last thanks to Chewy and Humane Society of the United States, and free microchips thanks to Best Friends. The event as a whole is made possible by the Best Friends Prince & Paws Shelter Collaborative, and will be the sixth such event hosted by the VHS and Evansville Animal Care & Control in 2023.
Parvovirus and distemper in dogs and panleukopenia in cats — the most prevalent deadly diseases affecting pets — are preventable with a simple vaccine. An estimated 30% of pet parents do not take their pet to a veterinarian annually for preventative care. To ensure the health and wellness of our beloved pets and to address this critical need, the VHS and Petco Love have partnered to make pet vaccines free and accessible.
Through this national effort, the VHS aims to vaccinate 500 pets overall. 240 pets received vaccines at the July event, with the remaining 260 expected to be vaccinated in August and October. The next event is Monday, August 21st, 2023 at the Vanderburgh Humane Society from 12:00-4:00. It is first-come first-served with no pre-registration required, and is available to Vanderburgh County residents only. Vaccine records will be provided. Puppies & kittens must be at least 6 weeks of age. Adult dogs must be leashed, cats & kittens must be in individual carriers, and puppies who have not received their full series of vaccines yet should be carried ONLY, not placed on the ground, for their safety.
The free vaccines distributed at events through the Petco Love initiative will be the DAPPv Canine and HCP Feline vaccines. There will not be rabies vaccines available.
“Thanks to Petco Love, we can offer these important vaccine events at no cost to pet owners,†said Amanda Coburn, Director of Advancement. “We urge community members to take advantage of this no-cost resource to ensure the health and wellness of our community’s pets.â€
“It is heartbreaking when any pet suffers or dies from a disease that could have been prevented. It is further exacerbated when unvaccinated pets come into busy shelter kennels, where these deadly diseases can spread quickly, resulting in multiple deaths, skyrocketing expenses, and hindering saving pet lives,†said Susanne Kogut, Petco Love President. “By creating greater awareness and making this crucial preventative care more accessible to pets not currently receiving these lifesaving vaccines, we can prevent the dangerous spread of disease.â€Â
For more information about vaccine distribution, contact the Vanderburgh Humane Society at www.vhslifesaver.org. Learn more about Petco Love’s lifesaving impact at PetcoLove.org.Â
For information about this new collaboration between the VHS and Evansville Animal Care & Control thanks to Best Friends, visit https://www.vhslifesaver.org/news/team-up.Â
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About the Vanderburgh Humane Society
The Vanderburgh Humane Society is leading our community to eliminate pet overpopulation through Spay/Neuter, Adoption, and Humane Education. The organization serves more than 11,000 Tri-State families each year through multiple programs and serves as a regional animal welfare leader, celebrating 65 years of operation in 2022. Alter, Adopt, Adore.
About Evansville Animal Care & Control
Evansville Animal Care & Control is Evansville’s only open admission shelter; meaning it doesn’t turn away any animal from Evansville or Vanderburgh County. The Evansville Animal Care & Control Shelter is dedicated to: promoting pet safety and responsible pet ownership, reduction of animal overpopulation, and enforcing section 6.05 of the Evansville Municipal Code.
About Petco Love
Petco Love is a life-changing nonprofit organization that makes communities and pet families closer, stronger, and healthier. Since our founding in 1999 as the Petco Foundation, we’ve empowered animal welfare organizations by investing $350 million in adoption and other lifesaving efforts. We’ve helped find loving homes for more than 6.7 million pets in partnership with Petco and organizations nationwide.Â
Our love for pets drives us to lead with innovation, creating tools animal lovers need to reunite lost pets, and lead with passion, inspiring and mobilizing communities and our more than 4,000 animal welfare partners to drive lifesaving change alongside us. Is love calling you? Join us. Visit petcolove.org or follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn to be part of the lifesaving work we lead every day.
About Best Friends Animal SocietyÂ
Best Friends Animal Society is a leading animal welfare organization working to end the killing of dogs and cats in America’s shelters by 2025. Founded in 1984, Best Friends is a pioneer in the no-kill movement and has helped reduce the number of animals killed in shelters from an estimated 17 million per year to about 347,000. Best Friends runs lifesaving programs all across the country, as well as the nation’s largest no-kill animal sanctuary. Working collaboratively with a network of more than 3,300 animal welfare and shelter partners, and community members nationwide, Best Friends is working to Save Them All®. For more information, visit bestfriends.org.Â
Indiana Arts Commission Announces 2023 Recipients of State’s Highest Honor in the Arts
(INDIANAPOLIS) Today, the Indiana Arts Commission (IAC), in partnership with the Office of the Governor, announced the 2023 recipients of the Governor’s Arts Award.
Originally presented in 1973, these awards recognize outstanding achievement and contributions to arts and creativity in Indiana. Presented biennially, the Governor’s Arts Awards are the highest honor the state gives in the arts and recognize those who maximize their roles as innovators, supporters, and advocates to grow arts and creativity on the state or national level. The 2023 recipients of the Governor’s Arts Awards are:
Bryan Ballinger (Huntington)Â
Bryan “Breadwig†Ballinger is a muralist, toy designer, professor, and children’s book author and illustrator. His murals can be found in towns and cities across Indiana. Bryan has done illustration work for companies such as Nintendo, Disney and Scholastic and was the 3D Design Lead for 5 years at Big Idea Productions, the producers of the “VeggieTales†children’s videos. Bryan teaches digital media arts at Huntington University in Huntington and is currently a visiting artist for the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis for the next year. He has three new picture books coming out in the next year, including “The Big Wig Parade†in October. Bryan also loves doing author visits to Indiana elementary schools. View more of Bryan’s work at his website.
Christy Burgess (South Bend)Â
Christy Burgess is the co-founder and director of the Robinson Shakespeare Company (RSC), a program based out of the Robinson Community Learning Center in South Bend, Indiana. Founded in 2008, the RSC has reached thousands of students and hundreds of teachers through drama classes, workshops, and Drama Integration outreach and Burgess has been called the “Cornerstone of Drama Integration†in Indiana. Burgess was selected as a North American Teaching Consultant for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2011 and won the Susan D. Wisely Youth Worker of the Year Award in 2016. She is currently the Education Co-chair for the Shakespeare Theatre Association. Burgess received her undergrad at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and her M.A. in Theatre Education at the University of Warwick.  Learn more about the RSC.
D. Del Reverda-Jennings (Indianapolis)Â
As a self-taught Alaskan born, Indianapolis-based interdisciplinary artist D. Del Reverda-Jennings’ practice draws from a kaleidoscope of cultural nuance, insight, and experience as a creative. Del Reverda-Jennings’ award-winning 2 and 3-dimensional artworks feature personal symbolism and reflective imagery pervasive of African/Caribbean Latine/o/a diasporic culture, relative to her lineage and as a celebration of womankind. Her artworks have been exhibited and are held in private and corporate collections internationally. She is a noted cultural producer, independent curator, gallerist, the founder of the annual FLAVA FRESH ! Juried Exhibition Presentation Series Of Contemporary Fine Art in Indianapolis, and a journalist and author whose book “On Being A Visual Artist: Guidance To Thrive And Survive” will be reissued in 2024. Visit D. Del Reverda-Jennings’ website.
Jim Smoak (Washington County)Â
From the 1940’s through the present, banjo player Jim Smoak has helped shape Bluegrass as a musical genre. Smoak belongs to a generation of banjo players who popularized three finger technique, a complex syncopated style that emerged from the western Carolinas and came to define the bluegrass sound for a national audience. Smoak’s career has followed a winding path beginning in his hometown of Round O, South Carolina, leading to Nashville and other centers of country music, and finally to Pekin, Indiana, where he settled in the mid 1970’s. His accomplishments include working with the father of Bluegrass music, Bill Monroe, recording for folklorist Harry Oster, and publishing one of the first instrumental books on three finger banjo method. He began writing songs in the 1970’s, and continues to teach banjo, guitar, and harmonica today.  Learn more about Jim Smoak.Â
Shaun Dingwerth and the Richmond Art Museum (Richmond)
Shaun Thomas Dingwerth has served as the Executive Director at the Richmond Art Museum, since 2004. Before becoming the Executive Director, he served as the Director of Operations for five years and is celebrating his 25th anniversary this September. He is a noted curator and art juror, creating and curating many important exhibits throughout his career. He is a recognized Indiana art historian and an author. The Richmond Art Museum was founded in 1898 as the Art Association of Richmond and continues as the second oldest art association in Indiana. The Richmond Art Museum’s purpose for 125 years has been to promote art, culture, and art appreciation. It carries out this mission by offering an array of exhibits and programs that appeal to all ages with Shaun Dingwerth at the helm. Learn more about the Richmond Art Museum.
Each of the five award winners will be profiled in a video later this year, and each will receive an artist-made award made by Emily Bennett, a fiber artist based in Terre Haute, Indiana. Visit Emily Bennett’s website.
Otters’ comeback fall short to ThunderBolts
Trailing 11-0, the Otters started their comeback in the sixth inning. Noah Myers hit a solo home run to start the rally. Austin Bost followed with a single and scored on a groundout.
Evansville then plated six runs in the eighth inning. Three walks started the frame. Jeffrey Baez knocked in the first run on a RBI hit.
Dakota Phillips then unloaded a 416-foot grand slam over the centerfield wall to bring the Otters within four runs.
Jomar Reyes reached on a hit-by-pitch and Jake Green notched a single. Reyes then scored on an infield error cutting the deficit to three runs.
Evansville brought the tying run to the plate in the eighth but a pop out ended the threat.
Two walks in the ninth put the tying run again at the plate for the Otters but two strikeouts finished the game.
Windy City opened the scoring with a run in the first inning. They plated five runs in the third inning courtesy of two walks, two doubles and two singles.
A three-run home run in the fourth inning ballooned the ThunderBolts’ lead to nine. They scratched across their final two runs in the fifth inning to take a 11-0 lead.
Jon Beymer pitched two scoreless innings in relief for Evansville with five strikeouts. Leoni De La Cruz struck out the side in a perfect eighth inning.
Eighth of nine Evansville batters reached base while Ethan Skender moved his on-base streak to 15 games.
The Otters play to salvage a game in the series finale against the ThunderBolts Thursday night at Ozinga Field. First pitch is slated for 6:35 PM CT. The game can be heard on the Otters Digital Network and watched on FloSports.
All home and road Otters games this season are televised on FloSports with audio-only coverage available for free on the Evansville Otters YouTube page.
Gov. Holcomb Public Schedule for Aug. 9-10
Wednesday, Aug. 9: Gov. Holcomb to award Governor’s Century and Half Century Businesses
WHO:
Gov. Eric Holcomb
WHAT:
Gov. Holcomb will honor Hoosier businesses for longevity, resiliency and community contributions.
WHEN:Â
1:30 p.m. EDT, Wednesday, Aug. 9
WHERE:
Indiana Statehouse
South Atrium
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
RSVP: RSVP to Erin Murphy Emurphy2@gov.IN.gov by 9:00 a.m. EDT Wednesday, Aug. 9.
Thursday, Aug. 10:Â Gov. Holcomb will participate in groundbreaking event celebrating the new Indiana headquarters of Conquer Paralysis Now
WHO:
Gov. Eric Holcomb
WHAT:
Gov. Holcomb will celebrate the relocation of the Conquer Paralysis Now global headquarters.
WHEN:Â
2:00 p.m. EDT, Thursday, Aug. 10
WHERE:
Former site of Five Seasons Sports Club
1300 E. 96th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Thursday, Aug. 10:Â Gov. Holcomb will participate in the ribbon cutting of the E.S Witchger School of Engineering at Marian University
WHO:
Gov. Eric Holcomb
President Daniel J. Elsener, Marian University
WHAT:
Gov. Holcomb will give remarks celebrating Marian University’s commitment and contribution to higher education in Indiana.
WHEN:Â
5:00 p.m. EDT, Thursday, Aug. 10
WHERE:
Marian University
3200 Cold Spring Rd.
Indianapolis, IN 46222
EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT
FOOTNOTE: Â EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT information was provided by the EPD and posted by the City-County-County Observer without opinion, bias, or editing.
 TODAYS CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety MEETING AGENDA
 Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
 Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
 AGENDA August 9th, 2023Â
Building Commission – Kim Josey Police Department – Chief Billy BolinÂ
Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson Fire Department – Chief Mike Connelly City Engineer’s Office – Mike LabitzkeÂ
~ Pledge of Allegiance ~Â
Business with Representatives:Â
Departmental Reports:Â
- A. Police Department – Deputy Chief Alan Yeager 1. Request approval to surplus/dispose of old classroom chairs that were used in the Academy that have since been replaced.Â
- 2. Chief Billy Bolin Requests that the Board of Public Safety denies any further street closures for the day of April 8th 2024. Purpose: On April 8th, 2024 an eclipse of the sun will take place and Evansville, IN is considered to be a prime viewing spot for the eclipse. They are expecting a very large influx of people to Evansville for this event. Chief Bolin does not want any streets closed more than necessary to help alleviate any possible issues with traffic.Â
- B. Fire Department – Division Chief Michael Larson 1. Evansville Fire Department requests approval to seek quotes for breathing air compressors and fill stations.Â
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
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- C. Building Commission – Kim Josey 1. Request approval for the awarding of the bids to the following: a. 3008 Broadway Ave. – Raze (demolish) Fire damaged house and shed Low Bidder Stemaly Excavating – $13,536.00Â
- b. 514 S. Grand Ave. – Raze (demolish) collapsed garage only Low Bidder Heidorn Excavating – $3,447.00Â
- c. 1009 Harriet St. – Raze (demolish) Fire damaged house and garage Low Bidder Stemaly Excavating – $7,843.00Â
- d. 525 E. Riverside Dr. – Raze (demolish) house, garage and fence Low Bidder Stemaly Excavating – $7,689.00Â
- e. 1914 S. Werner Ave. – Raze (demolish) house Low Bidder Heidorn Excavating – $6,050.00Â
- D. Transportation & Services – Todd RobertsonÂ
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- E. Special Event Permit – Sgt. Adam Will 1. Sloppbucket/Evansville Elite Soccer Club Requests approval for August First Friday at Mo’s House beginning on August 4th, 2023 at 2:30 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. Closing Parrett St. From Adams To Jefferson. Purpose: Neighborhood Gathering. NOTE: Event was approved by Board of Public Works August 3rd, 2023. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 2. Young & Established at Old National Events Plaza requests approval for the Bounce House Festival on August 19, 2023 at 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Closing SE 9th street between Locust and Walnut. Purpose: Family fun Event. Street Closure used for food trucks. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
- 3. YMCA Of Southwestern Indiana requests approval for the You Otter Swim Run on August 20th 2023 at 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Walk/Run Starts inside Deaconess Aquatic Center, Leaves DAC and turn Left onto Mattingly Way, staying to the right around Garvin Park, Right onto Greenway, turn around on Greenway near N. Garvin St., left into Garvin Park, Left into Bosse Parking Lot, Enter Stadium, Finish Bosse Field. Purpose: Walk/Run fundraiser. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 4. Tiki on Main requests approval for Jelly Roll Overflow on Main beginning August 22, 2023 at 4:00 p.m. thru August 23, 2023 at 12:00 a.m. Closing Main Street from 5th Street to 6th Street. Purpose: To help with the overflow of people for the Jelly Roll Concert.Â
- 5. Slopbucket/Evansville Elite Soccer Club Requests approval for September First Friday at Mo’s House beginning on September 1st, 2023 at 2:30 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. Closing Parrett Street from Adams to Jefferson. Purpose: Neighborhood Gathering. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 6. Slopbucket/Evansville Elite Soccer Club requests approval for Front Porch Fest at Mo’s House beginning on September 2nd, 2023 at 2:30 p.m. to 11:45 p. m. Closing Parrett Street from Adams to Jefferson. Purpose: Music Gathering in Street. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 7. Children’s Museum of Evansville requests approval of “Picnic and Play†on September 9th starting at 8:00 a.m. thru 3:00 p.m. Closing 5th Street from Locust to the alley next to the museum. Purpose: Create space for family fun & Food. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 8. Slopbucket/Evansville Elite Soccer Club requests approval for Tiki Week at Mo’s House Beginning September 13 at 12:00 p.m. through September 23, 2023 5:00 p.m. Closing Parrett Street from Adams to Jefferson. Purpose: Neighborhood Special Event (Tiki) – There will be a sand pit in front of Mo’s with edging to keep the sand in. They have contracted a company for sand removal and cleanup at the end of the event. **BARRICADES REQUESTED** **PENDING EPD APPROVAL and CITY ENGINNEERS APPROVAL**Â
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
- 9. Great Lake Shrine Association request approval of the “GLSA Parade†on September 16th, 2023 at 11:00 am to 12:00pm. Closing Riverside (starting at Ohio), to Main Street, Left on Main Street, Turn Right on SE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd., Turn Right on Walnut Street ending at Riverside at the Shrine. Purpose: Parade **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 10. SWIRCA & More requests approval for the SWIRCA Brewfest beginning September 16, 2023 at 8:00 a.m. thru September 17, 2023 at 12:00 a.m. Closing N.10th Avenue between W. Franklin Street and W. Illinois Street and closing both West and East Bound lanes of Franklin St. From Wabash Avenue of Flags to N. 10th Ave. The final Street closing is the South Bound Lane of Wabash Ave from Franklin to Illinois Street. Purpose: Beer Festival – Fundraiser for SWIRCA & More. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 11. FJ Reitz Instrumental Music Booster Club requests approval for “Drill on the Hill†on September 30th from 12:00 p.m. thru 11:00pm. Closure of east side of Lemcke from Reitz to Forest Ave., Northside of Hillcrest; Westside of Rick Davis way from Reitz to Forest Ave. Purpose: Marching Band **BARRICADES REQUESTED** ** PENDING COI APPROVAL**Â
- 12. Greater Lincolnshire Neighborhood Association requests approval for the Lincolnshire Front Porch Festival on October 1 starting at 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Closure of South side of Lincoln Avenue at College Hwy and Willow Rd; North and south side of Bellemeade Avenue at Harlan, College Hwy & Willow Rd; Lodge Ave. at Bayard Park & Willow Road; Powell Ave at Lodge. **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 13. Evansville Rescue Mission requests approval for the Drumstick Dash Walk/Run on November 11, 2023 starting at 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Closure: Please see attached map and diagram of route. Purpose: Charity Event to Raise Money **BARRICADES REQUESTED**Â
- 14. EVENT Amendment: Golike Wedding (previously approved by the Board of Public Safety for September 30, 2023) requests an amendment to their application, specifically a change in time of the road closure from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. to a new time of 3:30pm to 4:45 p.m. The road closure in the original application was for closure of Closing Adams Avenue between entrance of public parking & Parrett Street; Parrett Street between Adams Avenue & Washington Avenue and remains the same.Â
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
- 15. EVENT Amendment: Market on Main was (previously approved by Board of Public Safety) requests a time change from their current start time of 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. An earlier start time will allow vendors more time to set up. Market on Main is currently closing Main Street between Martin Luther King BLVD. and 6th Street. Market on Main takes place every Wednesday thru September 9th, 2023.Â
Consent Section:Â
- A. Dumpster PermitÂ
- 1. 205 E. Michigan Street Susan Lombard Duration: August 4th, 2023 thru August 9th, 2023 Purpose: Lawn Waste – General Clean UpÂ
- 2. 222 NW 6th Street Jennifer Brown/YMCA Southwestern IN, INC Duration: August 21st, 2023 thru August 25, 2023 Purpose: Cleaning out the Old YMCA BuildingÂ
- 3. 801 Ravenswood Drive Sharon K. McCain Duration: August 3rd thru August 31st, 2023 Purpose: Removal of junk and trash from residence.Â
- B. Container in The Street 1 Request the approval of the following:Â
- a. 2113 Taylor Avenue James E. McLimore Duration: August 1st thru October 31st, 2023 Purpose: Hold house hold items while doing some work in the basement of the house.Â
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
- C. Handicap Parking PermitÂ
- 1. Request the approval of the following: a. 406 S. St. James Blvd. Carla Hughes Dozier **PENDING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES APPROVAL**Â
- b. 518 Casselberry Ave. Melanie Stagg **PENDING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES APPROVAL**Â
- c. Handicap Parking REMOVAL 233 South Barker Ave. Robert Norrick Applicant has since moved away (2005)Â
- D. Parking PermitÂ
- 1. Request the approval of the following: a. Johnson Controls 100 Locust Street Duration: August 3rd thru September 8th, 2023 Joe VanHaitsma Flat Bed Semi Trailer – License: 5010990 Purpose: Temporary A/C for building while part arrives to fix building A/C.Â
- b. The Cheese Queen 201 NW 4th Street (Old Courthouse) Duration: August 4th, 2023 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (Lunch on Lawn) and September 1st, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (Lunch on Lawn) Donald and Michele Smith 1993 – Chevy P30 Panel Van – Orange – Plate # 5779BS Purpose: Lunch on Lawn Old Courthouse.Â
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
- E. Road Closures/Temporary Use of SidewalkÂ
- 1. Request the approval of the Following: a. Darren O’Risky, O’Risky Excavating requests the approval of a Lane Restriction at 647 Monroe Avenue, On Friday July 28, 2023 from 7:30 a.m. thru 4:30 p.m. Purpose: Residential water service installation.Â
- b. Michael Averett, University of Evansville, requests the approval of a Lane Restriction at 2004 Lincoln Avenue on August 14th to August 16th, 2023. East Bound lane of Lincoln Ave. will be closed and traffic will be re-routed as follows: South on Weinbach Ave, Turning Left on Bellemeade Ave, turning left on S. Boeke Ave back to Lincoln Ave. Greg Sandlin of Keystone Construction has been in close contact with the Evansville City Engineers and they are aware of this construction.Â
OTHER BUSINESS:Â
1. Approve claims.Â
2. Approve the minutes from Wednesday,Â
Announcements:Â
Next Meeting,Â
Adjourned: __________ _______ CITY OF EVANSVILLE Board of Public Safety Civic Center Complex, Room 301 Evansville, IN 47708 812.436.7897 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________Â
Michael Retter, President Kayce Zeller, Vice President Richard Hubbard, Member Aaron Allen, Counsel Attorney Board of Public Safety Evansville, IndianaÂ
| Drumstick Dash Route Street | By | Street | action | Cones | Barrcades | PD | Vol |
| Westside Mall | In Front of Store | Start/Finish Lead | 1 | ||||
| Westside Mall | to | Southside Mall | 50 | 1 | |||
| Southside Mall | to | Eastside Mall | 50 | 1 | |||
| Eastside Mall | to | Exit Erie Ave | Right Turn | 1 | |||
| Erie Ave | to | Devonshire Ct 1 | Lt side | 4 | 1 | ||
| & | Devonshire Ct 2 | Lt side | 4 | 1 | |||
| Erie Ave | to | Monroe Ave | Left Turn | 4 | 1 | ||
| Using South Side | 2 | ||||||
| Monroe Ave | & | S Cullen Ave | Straight | 4 | 2 | ||
| Monroe Ave | & | Queen Anne Dr | Straight | 2 | 1 | ||
| Monroe Ave | & | Royal Ave | Straight | 2 | 1 | ||
| Monroe Ave | to | Brentwood Dr | Left Turn | 3 | 1 | ||
| Brentwood Dr | to | Madison Ave | Left Turn | 2 | 1 | ||
| Madison Ave | & | Royal Ave | Straight | 2 | 1 | ||
| Madison Ave | to | Jefferson Ave | Left Turn | 1 | |||
| Jefferson Ave | to | S Cullen Ave | Right Turn | 2 | 1 | ||
| S Cullen Ave | to | Washington Ave | Right Turn | 1 | |||
| Washingto Ave | Using South Side | ||||||
| West Bound Lane | |||||||
| Washington Ave | |||||||
| S Cullen Ave | to | Royal Ave | 50 | ||||
| Royal Ave | 2 | 1 | |||||
| Royal Ave | to | Brentwood Dr | 50 | ||||
| Washington Ave | to | Brentwood Dr | Right Turn | 1 | 1 | ||
| Brentwood Dr | to | Jefferson Ave | Right Turn | 2 | 1 | ||
| Jefferson Ave | to | Madison Ave | Left Turn | 1 |