#CommunitySafety is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 81 people shared 337 posts with it — around 11 a day. Activity is down 5% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 25 with 20 posts.
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abc7chicago.com
Chuck's Gun Shop in Riverdale closes its doors
After nearly 60 years in business, Chuck's Gun Shop and Pistol Range in Riverdale is closed.
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Introducing Community Risk Reduction
YouTube video by CAL FIRE TV
detne.ws
New Michigan law requires destruction of guns turned in during community buybacks
Lansing — Michigan State Police will be required to destroy guns collected during community buybacks or other efforts, under legislation signed into law this week by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. State police in 2024 acknowledged that a previous disposal…
kval.com
Federal judge orders return of Coast Guard helicopter to Newport
A nonprofit alleged in its lawsuit that the removal of the helicopter from its Newport location endangered the lives of fishermen and visitors to the beach.
citizenportal.ai
Planning commission backs OBAG grant support to repave Valparaiso Avenue, add bike lanes on Hellman Lane
The commission approved a letter supporting an OBAG grant application to repave Valparaiso Avenue (Lunt Hill to West Sierra Ave) and Hellman Lane and to install bicycle and pedestrian facilities; commissioners and a public commenter flagged incorrect transit references in the grant application.
citizenportal.ai
Board reviews CIP list for state funding; rural fire-alarm projects remain on priority list
District staff reviewed the updated capital improvement plan to submit to the state, discussed ranking and past funding patterns, and flagged multiple rural fire-alarm replacements (including Port Lions) for continued prioritization and clarification on reimbursement.
citizenportal.ai
Police present first reading of offender-residency ordinance that would bar certain registrants near schools, parks
Chief Krager presented a first reading of Ordinance 07-26 to establish 1,000-foot residency restrictions and a 50-foot child-safety loitering zone for certain registered offenders; the ordinance includes grandfathering, an appeals board and municipal forfeitures instead of criminal penalties.
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Child rapist escapes after being released from hospital on community leave: A child rapist has absconded after being let out for community leave in Perth #ChildSafety #JusticeForChildren #CommunitySafety #PerthNews #CrimeAlert
citizenportal.ai
Council signs on to Hancock County multi-hazard mitigation plan to preserve federal funding eligibility
The council adopted a resolution supporting the Hancock County multi-hazard mitigation plan. Staff explained signing is a required step to remain eligible for federal disaster funding and that the plan—updated periodically—identifies tornadoes and hazardous materials incidents as top county hazards.
citizenportal.ai
Council accepts parking and traffic study; staff to identify which signals remain
The council accepted a 40-page parking and traffic study as a planning reference. Staff emphasized acceptance does not require implementing all recommendations and highlighted that traffic-signal warrants may justify keeping about three signals.
citizenportal.ai
Subcommittee amends smoke‑shop rules: defines shops by 10% floor area, moves use to special exception and sets hours to 8 a.m.–10 p.m.
The Zoning Subcommittee voted to refer a zoning amendment that tightens regulation of 'smoke shops' by adding a 10% retail‑area threshold, requiring sites to obtain a special exception in business and some industrial districts, and setting operating hours at 8 a.m.–10 p.m. daily; staff said licensing by the health department would provide annual inspections for enforcement.
citizenportal.ai
Staff updates: Oyster Creek cleanup moves ahead; fiber work, gas-station contamination and local developments discussed
Staff reported the Oyster Creek cleaning contract has been let and work is expected through December; the meeting also covered slow progress at a gas station with reported contamination, sidewalk and TxDOT coordination on FM 332, and ongoing fiber/AT&T work expected to complete by 2027.
citizenportal.ai
Council presses platforms for pool-rental complaints; ordinance banning short-term pool rentals under consideration
After meetings with Swimply officials, council members said platform fixes and a 24-hour contact may help; several council members said a local ordinance prohibiting residential pool rentals is likely needed to protect neighborhoods.
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Council authorizes $35,816.68 sidewalk repairs on Smith Ave. and Route 44; funding questions raised
The council approved a sole-source contract with Precision Concrete Cutting for $35,816.68 to repair sidewalks on Smith Ave. and Route 44. Director Gene Allen and councilors debated whether state road funds and capital reserve money can cover the work and how rising asphalt prices affect other paving priorities.
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