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LECTRICAL DEPARTMENT:
First appeared before the Board Supt. Ira Hunsberger and presented
his recommendation for the installation of two 4000 lumen lights, equally
spaced between Riverside Drive and Woodward Avenue on Angella Boulevard.
Supt. Hunsbergerts report on the lighting situation on Gertrude
Street, between Prairie Avenue and Ewing Avenue, indicating sufficient.
lighting presently exists in this area, and calling attention to the
fact that the petitioners are located a distance of four blocks from
the site indicated in their petition, was given due consideration. The
Board was in agreement with Supt. Hunsberger and the street light was
denied.
A petition, dated June 23, 1955, for the installation of a street
light on Westmoor at the alley between Meade Street and Eclipse Place,
was examined and referred to Supt. Hunsberger for investigation and
report.
OLICE DEPARTMENT:
Then appeared before the Board Chief of Police, R. J. Gillen,
recommending to the Board the promotion of Patrolman Richard C. Brown
to rank of Detective Sergeant, to become effective Friday, July 1, 1955,
This vacancy exists, due to the retirement of Detective Sergeant Louis
C. Rourke. The Board approved and authorizes this promotion.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the
eting was adjourned at 11 :25 A. M.
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June
27, 1955
A regular meeting of the
Board of
Public Safety was held Monday,
June 27, 1955, at 10:00 A. Pf.
Mr. J. A.
Bickel was absent. Minutes of
he previous, meeting were read
and approved. Claims of the following
suppliers, in the total amount
of $1561.10,
were approved and ordered
aid:
Belleville Lbr. & Supply Co.
$54.35
Belleville Lbr. & Supply.
20.54
B. F. Bergman Enterprises
251.00
Braham Laboratories, Inc.
The Columbia Carbon Co.
95.70
Gerber Manufacturing Co.
64.80
W. H. Glazebrook & Assoc.
19.54
V. Graves Auto Glass
13.36
J. 0. Hildebrand, Jr.
19.00
J. 0. Hildebrand, Jr.
10.00
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
27.79
Indiana Bell Telephone
15.64
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
154.45
Indiana Bell Telephone
57.62
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
9.89
Indiana & Michigan Elect.
7.20
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.
10.52
Indiana & Michigan Elect.
4.72
Indiana State Industries
258.15
The McCaffery. Co.
1.89
Memorial Hospital
3.00
Mid - Continent Chemicals,
7.71
Wesley Miller Coal Co.
111.73
National Brake Service
38.36
National Brake Service, Inc.
3.45
Radio & Television Dist.
32.31
Rex Batteries, Inc.
13.35
The Ridge Co.
41.96
St. Joseph Hospital
5.00
Sheehan Tire Service, Inc105.20
South Bend Electric Co.
12.16
Weisberger Bros.,
13.85
3. 5
Weisberger Bros.
12.72
Wire & Disc Wheel Sales
23.69
LECTRICAL DEPARTMENT:
First appeared before the Board Supt. Ira Hunsberger and presented
his recommendation for the installation of two 4000 lumen lights, equally
spaced between Riverside Drive and Woodward Avenue on Angella Boulevard.
Supt. Hunsbergerts report on the lighting situation on Gertrude
Street, between Prairie Avenue and Ewing Avenue, indicating sufficient.
lighting presently exists in this area, and calling attention to the
fact that the petitioners are located a distance of four blocks from
the site indicated in their petition, was given due consideration. The
Board was in agreement with Supt. Hunsberger and the street light was
denied.
A petition, dated June 23, 1955, for the installation of a street
light on Westmoor at the alley between Meade Street and Eclipse Place,
was examined and referred to Supt. Hunsberger for investigation and
report.
OLICE DEPARTMENT:
Then appeared before the Board Chief of Police, R. J. Gillen,
recommending to the Board the promotion of Patrolman Richard C. Brown
to rank of Detective Sergeant, to become effective Friday, July 1, 1955,
This vacancy exists, due to the retirement of Detective Sergeant Louis
C. Rourke. The Board approved and authorizes this promotion.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the
eting was adjourned at 11 :25 A. M.
a ?'wman
ttest:
Clerk