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BCC Fab 4 Meeting with Top 3
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Items of concern addressed:
greater offense, so are not listed as curfew violation. B. BPD has implemented much a stricter program with ATV-mounted officers and Special Crimes division operations. C. Schools must request speakers. Federal grants for programs have expired. D. Both BCC and City Hall will work to get more involvement and input from civic leaders and clubs. E. City to place a form on city web site to facilitate requesting stop signs in neighborhoods with requirements. Speed bumps/Road humps outlawed in Baytown. Drag racers cars/trucks are being impounded as caught. Red light cameras to be placed soon. F. City to activate 30 new street lights immediately. 80 more lights have been added around the city this year. G. City to work on response times H. BCC to work-up a checklist for large businesses to voluntarily conform to. I. City has program in place to allow people with warrants to turn themselves in and receive a reduced sentence/fine and BCC will attempt to publicize it the next instance. J. In the past, Apartment managers met to exchange information on bad or criminal activity. BCC and the city to pursue an avenue to approach managers/owners to restart this dialogue. - The city is investigating using BPD as a Harris County Satellite Jail to alleviate the necessity of running prisoners back and forth constantly. Legal red tape issue, but ongoing. - BCC asked the city to have the Crime Prevention Unit expand educational opportunities for Neighborhood Watch groups and expand communication. - Mayor Don Carlos input: To reduce the impression of lawlessness, the city is in the process of launching a clean-up program starting with city owned property. - BCC asked City to expand the council map on city website, so citizens will know exactly who their councilperson is. City advised BCC to involve council representatives in Neighborhood Watch groups. |
El Toro meeting suggestions as
submitted 8-6-07
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Mission Statement: To help citizens of Baytown and surrounding areas bond together to retake our city from criminals and people who care nothing about the future of this city and our children. The following form will be used to provoke and encourage local big business, owner/operators of storage units, apartment complexes and restaurants to become more secure and proactive concerning crime on their property and parking areas.
I, as a law-abiding citizen and patron of your establishment hereby serve you notice
I hereby boycott your apartment complex/retail establishment until I and my vehicle are secure in your parking lot and inside your establishment. Your business must take steps immediately to provide your patrons with a feeling of security and community involvement or I will shop, live or eat somewhere else. You as a business must prove to the citizens of this town that our safety is more important to you as a business owner, than just money.
*Print this document in duplicate and sign, etc. Mail or hand deliver one copy to the establishment or store manger and keep the other in your files. Then notify OurBaytown.com via email of what exactly you did so I may track and make it public.
Please do NOT use this form for any purpose other than motivating a business to become proactive on crime. This initiative is not to be used for personal vendettas.
8-4-07 Kroger's on Garth Road now has a
security guard.
8-5-07 New web site with Police Reports
Archived located here.
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