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2/7/72
STREET LIGHT OUTAGE REPORTS
Street light outage reports were ordered filed for the period of 1/28/72
to 2/3/72.
STATEMENT ON JANITORIAL SERVICES
Mr. William Richardson, City Engineer, made the statement that the bid
for Janitorial Services for the Municipal Services Facility was awarded
to the Eder -Bailie Company because they are a National Service and have
much experience in this sort of work, and the Board, consequently, felt
they were better equipped to do the work than the other companies bidding,
and not because there was any dissatisfaction with any company.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting,_
upon motion made, seconded and caYrio,l umc nr1 initrncrl At t 1 •2S A M
ATTEST: -
Clerk
Special Meeting February 9, 1972
A Special Meeting of the Board of Public Works and Safety convened at
10:05 A.M. on Wednesday, February 9, 1972. Present were William J.
Richardson, City Engineer and James V. Barcome, City Controller.
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
The following letter was presented to 'the Board:
February 9, 1972
Board of Public Works and Safety,
Attention: William Richardson, City Engineer:
County City Building
South Bend, Indiana
Sir:
Division Chief Frank Arsenault will appear in my behalf requesting the
use of condemned houses loeated at 1809, 1813 and 1821 Randolph Street,
this City, by the Police Department for training purposes.
The subject locations will be used to mount crime -scene problems
involved in the training of the Felony Squad personnel and the inser-
tion of projectiles into wall areas, wood trim, etc., as evidence
involved in such training problems will undoubtedly be used.
Police Department personnel will contact neighboring residents for the
purpose of advising them of the activities, to prevent any unseemly re-
action to the appearances of police personnel.
The consideration of the Board of Public Works and Safety in this matter
will be sincerely appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
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s/ Robert W. Seals, Chief of Police