Tree Tender Wanted
You may have noted that the trees of Wash West have been suffering since the departure of our last beloved tree master. There have been few sick and dying trees replaced, and almost NO new plantings. Wash West sorely needs a new Tree Tender. If you are a lover of all things green, and can deal with phone calls and the occasional snarl of red tape, this job is for you. Please email info@washwestcivic.org
Flooding?
Did you have flooding in your Wash West home or business during last week's big rain storm? If so, the Water Department needs to know. Please email info@washwestcivic.org
City Water Meeting
Philadelphia City Council's Committee on Transportation and Public Utilities will conduct an independent investigation of the Philadelphia Water Department. A public hearing will be held to discuss water cost, quality, customer service, stormwater management and more, on June 16 at City Hall Room 400, 10am-3pm.
Police Town Hall Meeting
The 6th District is holding a town hall meeting for community members on Tuesday, June 16 at 7pm, at the 6th District Headquarters at 235 N. 11th Street.
Wash West Incidents
The below incidents in the Wash. Sq. West area were recently reported to the 6th District:
(REPORT) Between 8 PM, Saturday, 05/30/09 and 6 AM, Monday, 06/01/09, complainant's 2007 Ford, parked in the 400 block S. 10th St. was entered in a unknown manner and an Easy Pass was missing. This report was received by the DPR Unit via phone, police were not dispatched, therefore no latent prints were lifted.
(REPORT) Between 8 PM, Tuesday, 06/02/09 and 8 AM, Wednesday, 06/03/09, complainant's 2008 Honda, parked in the 1200 block Locust St. had a window smashed and CDs and a brief case taken. This report was received by the DPR Unit via phone, police were not dispatched, therefore no latent prints were lifted.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 06/03/09, 3:15 AM, 6th District Officer McCauley, assigned to uniform patrol in the Wash. Sq. West area observed a male turning the door knobs to several doors of buildings in the 1100 block Spruce St. When stopped and questioned the male first responded he was visiting his mother, but forgot her address. When asked for identification, the male fled on foot and was apprehended a short distance away. The 21 year old offender with a Reading, Pa. address was charged with Night Time Prowling.
(REPORT) On Wednesday, 06/03/09, between 8:30 AM and 8 PM, 2 apartments in a building in the 1300 block Spruce St. had laptops taken with no forced entry. Management did show one of the apartments to potential renters during this time period. 6th District Officer Trautz attempted to lift latent finger prints.
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