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District B Investments and Infrastructure Projects Overview

Comprehensive overview of District B's investments and infrastructure projects from 2004 to present, highlighting key accomplishments and ongoing initiatives. Includes details on road paving, sewer upgrades, public safety enhancements, etc.

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District B Investments and Infrastructure Projects Overview

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  1. DISTRICT B PRESENTATION Thursday, April 7th, 2011 Saint Anthony’s Church

  2. District B Investments [2004-Present] • Paved 7.7 miles over 34 Streets • $2.5 million • Stanton Street Bridge- $650,000 • Major Sewer Repair- $227,350 • 221 Catch Basins repaired/replaced • Sand bar/debris removal Bowman-Spring Run- $390,000 • Poplar Street Wall Repairs- $200,000 • Major sewer Upgrades- $1.4 million • District B Total= $6 million

  3. 2011 Infrastructure Projects • Paving: • S Franklin from South to Market • Metcalf Street • Moyallen Street • Ross Street Phase II- $2.8 million • Upgrade of the existing sewer system

  4. Iron Triangle Playground Build10/7/2010 • Past Present

  5. City Wide Investments2004-Present • Paved 39 miles over 162 Streets • $12 million • Bridge Repairs- 5 completed • $10.4 million • Catch Basins- 1,317= $2,628,000 • Sewer Repair- $2.5 million • Creek wall maintenance- $3.8 million • 4 Streetscape Phases- $8.5 million • 3 new playgrounds- $600,000 • Golf course/athletic fields- $1.1 million

  6. Public Safety Police Department • 29 new police officers on the street • 250 camera citywide surveillance system • Reinstated K-9 and S.W.A.T. unit • Replaced bullet-proof vests for entire dept. twice • Purchased tasers and related equipment • Purchased new police radio antenna • Records Management system • 18 new vehicles to the fleet

  7. Public SafetyFire Department • Invested over $3 million in WBFD • Purchased: • 1 ladder truck- • 3 Fire Engines • 3 Ambulances • Asst. Chief’s Vehicle • 85 sets of Bunker Gear • 70 Helmets • Built Hollenback Fire Station • Response Time= 3:57 [below national average]

  8. Demolitions • Demolished 125 abandoned and blighted properties citywide

  9. Rental Property Regulations • Rental inspections valid for 2 years • Re-inspection mandated if tenants change • Property owners outside of 15 miles must have local property manager • Required Real Estate license • “3-Strikes” Ordinance • Authorizes city to immediately close nuisance properties • 3 disruptive conduct reports from police and/or serious health or code violations

  10. Rental Inspections

  11. Health Department Statistics

  12. Intermodal Center • Past Present

  13. Intermodal Center

  14. Coal Street Park • Past Present

  15. Coal Street Park • Past Present

  16. Coal Street Playground

  17. Pine Ridge • Past Present

  18. Murray-Courtright • Past Present

  19. Downtown • Past Present

  20. Streetscape • Past Present

  21. Lighting Downtown • Past Present

  22. Mill Street Homes • Past Present

  23. River Common

  24. South Main StreetPast Present

  25. Northampton Street • Past Present

  26. Elevations Ribbon-Cutting

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