Neighbors of Easton: Morning Call Article on Bringing the Train Back

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Morning Call Article on Rail Study

Stay tuned--as soon as I hear about the next important train meeting that requires public support, I will let everybody know so we can push this through!

Noel

EPD Non-Emergency Number: (610) 759 2200 or email Lt. Remaley at jremaley@easton-pa.gov

The EPD has asked WW residents to call the Easton Police Department Non-Emergency Number above if you see suspicious activity or people on your street, or see anyone breaking city ordinances, i.e:

--Noise ordinance: anyone playing music or making noise so loudly that it can be heard over 40 feet away ANY TIME OF THE DAY is breaking the noise ordinance. Do not confront the person yourself, please call the number above and an officer will respond. This includes boom cars--if the car is still there when the officer gets there, he can write them a ticket.

--Double-parking ordinance: double parking is illegal in Easton anytime the vehicle is not being used to load or unload.

--Loitering/vagrancy

--Public drunkeness

--Disorderly conduct

--Dogs off-leash

--Suspicious characters that you think might be waiting on your block to buy or sell drugs. If you can, get the license plate # while they are waiting, and then call it in. This can greatly assist the EPD in drug busts.

Neighbors of Easton

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Morning Call Article on Bringing the Train Back

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PORTAL TO THE ALL NEW NEIGHBORS OF EASTON

Good Links

Letters to the Editor

EPD Non-Emergency Number: (610) 759 2200 or email Lt. Remaley at jremaley@easton-pa.gov

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Neighbors of Easton

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Morning Call Article on Bringing the Train Back

No comments:

PORTAL TO THE ALL NEW NEIGHBORS OF EASTON

Good Links

Letters to the Editor

EPD Non-Emergency Number: (610) 759 2200 or email Lt. Remaley at jremaley@easton-pa.gov

Access Government

Blog Archive

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