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to organize another coat drive this winter, seeking volunteers as the season approaches. This <br /> initiative will be department-wide this year. <br /> Chair Tomas Morgan asked Chief Buchanon to share details about the opening of the new fire <br /> station. <br /> Chief Buchanon announced that Fire Station 8 opened on October 20, 2024, on Twyckenham <br /> Drive. He emphasized that this new station is a valuable addition to the South Bend Fire <br /> Department, enhancing inclusivity for all those who serve the community. Chief Buchanon <br /> clarified that our city and county operate as an EMS-based fire department, meaning they focus on <br /> providing emergency medical services to the community. With the increasing medical calls in <br /> recent years, they are working to implement a paramedic chase vehicle to provide advanced life <br /> support within the districts. Station 8 now accommodates a fire engine, paramedic chase vehicle, <br /> and ambulance. Additionally, the building has been designed with a residential feel to blend <br /> seamlessly with the surrounding neighborhood. <br /> Neighborhood Representatives <br /> Pam Claeys reported that communication between maintenance and the Riverpark West <br /> neighborhood has been improving. She expressed anticipation for the upcoming meetings with the <br /> chancellor candidates. A meeting with the IUSB representative is scheduled for October 7, 2024, <br /> at the Riverpark Library. Additionally, the neighborhood is working on an IGNITE grant and has <br /> utility boxes wrapped in Riverpark logos. Claeys also mentioned a Christmas light contest, with <br /> details to be discussed at the Riverpark Neighborhood Association meeting on November 14,2024, <br /> at the library. <br /> Common Council Updates <br /> Chair Tomas Morgan introduced the new city council members, starting with District 2 <br /> Councilmember Ophelia Gooden-Rodgers. <br /> Ophelia Gooden-Rodgers expressed her gratitude for the introduction and encouraged anyone in <br /> District 2 to reach out to her anytime they need assistance, noting her office is located on the 4th <br /> floor of the County-City building. <br /> Chair Tomas Morgan announced that the Common Council has signed and passed the 2025 City <br /> Budget. She noted that there are three full meetings remaining in 2024, and instead of meeting on <br /> November 26, 2024, the council will convene on December 3, 2024. She requested the clerks' <br /> office to save the date on calendars. <br /> Matthew Neal, Director of Policy with offices on the 4th floor of the County-City building,assured <br /> that he would send reminders to committee members regarding the date change. <br /> Chair Tomas Morgan adjourned the meeting at 4:07 p.m. <br /> Respectfully Submitted, <br /> l�(J�fcS qo cl <br /> Rachel Tomas Morgan, Chair <br /> NOTICE FOR HEARING AND SIGHT IMPAIRED PERSONS <br /> Auxiliary Aid or Other Services may be Available upon Rwryest at No Charge <br /> Please give Reasonable Advance Rttryest when Possible <br /> 3 <br />
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