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SOUTH ., PEACE <br /> Q� 0U', <br /> ND <br /> Bf 7 <br /> SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2012 ,x <br /> .Mate Jete Xk# 1865 Calendar of Events <br /> Morris Performing Arts <br /> Dear Neighbor, Center <br /> Around this time of year, the City begins to finalize the budget, deciding on our priorities http://www.morriscenter.org <br /> for the future. We take input from community groups, economic forecasts, and City October 17 <br /> departments and then work with the Common Council to put together a plan that balances Fresh Beat Band <br /> new initiatives with sound fiscal stewardship. During this process, we have continued to October 19 <br /> emphasize three key measures to ensure that South Bend is a strong and connected city: Travis Porter <br /> good government, public safety, and economic development. October 25 <br /> Jackson Browne <br /> Good government means taking care of the basics in an efficient and effective manner. October 27 <br /> The proposed priorities for the next year include a formalized illegal dumping clean-up South Bend Symphony <br /> crew, a program for the maintenance of curbs and sidewalks, and the establishment of a Orchestra KeyBank Pops <br /> citizen public service center or"311"telephone line,where anyone can call to get "The General' <br /> answers on a City issue or service. October 30 <br /> Chris Tomlin <br /> To provide safe streets and neighborhoods for every resident, the City is proposing some For more information contact <br /> strategies to partner with the schools and parks to be more engaged in the lives of our Morris Performing Arts Center <br /> youth, especially at-risk youth. The City and Common Council will also work to ensure 574.235.9190 <br /> that our Police and Fire Departments have the resources they need to serve and protect Center for History <br /> the residents of South Bend. As the largest percentage of the general budget, keeping the http://centerforhistory.org/ <br /> public safe is the most important service any city provides. To ensure progress, the City Permanent Exhibits <br /> will conduct neighborhood surveys to measure performance and consistently try to Women Who Played Hard Ball <br /> improve. Permanent Exhibits <br /> Voyages <br /> There are countless factors that influence economic development, but one major Permanent Exhibits <br /> impediment to our growth is the presence of vacant and abandoned properties. With over unseen Treasure of the <br /> a thousand of these properties around the city, this is a serious and pressing issue for our Oliver Mansion <br /> community. Abandoned houses can drive down property values, discourage investment, South Bend Parks and <br /> and can lead to crime and blight. The City created a task force of community leaders to Recreation <br /> determine strategies for tackling this problem and we are prepared to make room in the http://sbpark.org/ <br /> budget for a number of their recommendations in the coming year. October 6 <br /> Antique Road Show <br /> To achieve these goals, we will continuously collect data and track key performance (Howard Park) <br /> indicators to measure how we are doing. We will commit to targets and reward good Potawatomi Zoo <br /> work while establishing an environment that welcomes innovation and constant http://potawatomizoo.org/ <br /> improvement. With the City and its citizens working together, we will break down October 26 <br /> bureaucratic walls and form partnerships to take on deeply rooted problems in our Zoo Boo <br /> communities. <br /> October 27 <br /> If we focus on these goals every day, we will make South Bend a better place to live, Zoo Boo <br /> work, and raise a family. October 28 <br /> Little Zoo Boo <br /> If you have any suggestions or questions at any time, please call my office at 574-235-9261. SB Century Center <br /> htt://centurycenter.org/ <br /> October 18-21 <br /> Sincerely, God of Carnage (Recital Hall) <br /> October 21 <br /> Century Bride Event <br /> For more information <br /> contact Century Center <br /> Pete Buttigieg, Mayor 574.235.9711 <br /> City of South Bend <br /> Continued on backside <br />