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needs. That fund is up and running and they are looking at replicating that fund throughout the entire IU system. INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE UPDATES/CONCERNS: Gail Mancini introduced herself. She announced she had three (3) things she wanted to mention. On Friday, November 22nd at Chicory Café there is a Trivia Night in support of St. Margret's House. That is hosted by our American Medical Women Association. There is a Bike Barn that opened in the Near Northwest Neighborhood. That is the first (1St) product of a summer program that began a year ago called the Summer Community Health Innovation. It is run by the husband of one (1) of the medical students and it is literally a place you can go in and get a bike if you need a bike. Also, if you have a bike and want to donate them, you can. The idea is that it will promote a deal of health if people start riding around. More and more students are living by the campus and more and more faculty seem to be living in the Harter Heights neighborhood. There have been more and more concerns about safety and the Administration of the School of Medicine is inquiring about another active shooter training drill. That used to be coopted with Notre Dame. RESIDENTS/NEIGHBORS UPDATES/CONCERNS: Pam Claeys introduced herself. She represented the River Park Neighborhood Association. They are the immediate neighbor to IUSB. They are going on nine (9) years of successful communication with the University. IU is redoing the landscaping in the spring and they are looking forward to that. There are continued parking problems of students parking in residential areas. CITY OF SOUTH BEND UPDATES/CONCERNS: Captain Jason Biggs introduced himself. He is the Commander of the Detective Bureau of the South Bend Police Department which oversees all of our special investigations, metro homicide, special victims unit, ATF and for now the drug investigation. He filled in for Chief Tim Lancaster as he was in a meeting and couldn't get away from it. Geovanny Martinez introduced himself. He is an Assistant City Attorney for the City of South Bend and he is responsible for aiding the South Bend Police Department. He was there on behalf of Stephanie Steele, Corporation Counsel, and had nothing to report. Councilmember Gavin Ferlic introduced himself. He mentioned some folks had expressed the need for a stop sign at the Notre Dame and South Bend Avenue intersection. Public Works mentioned that should be addressed by February. Councilmember Gavin Ferlic adjourned the meeting at 3:48 p.m. The next meeting is tentatively scheduled for January 28th, 2019 at 3:30 p.m. Respectfiill Submitted, Gavin Ferlic, Committee Chair 3