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Rob, a community development staff member, reported a permit breakdown that the department presented as: 17 electrician licenses, 3 sign permits, 46 building permits, 1 change of occupancy, 23 contractor registrations, 51 yard-sale permits and 3 additional electrical permits, for a total of 144 permits and $7,941 in deposits for June.
The board voted to accept the report; Deputy Mayor Jacob Palmasol and Board Member Levi Jones recorded yes votes. No further action was taken on the report.
The board requested that staff continue routine reporting on permitting activity and revenues.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Public Works and Safety","oneSentenceSummary","City accepted the department's monthly report for June listing 144 permits, $7,941 in deposits and a detailed permit breakdown.","taxTitle","Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana","taxId",63775,"location","Indiana","headline","","shortSummary",{"_32":76,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":77,"_40":78,"_42":79,"_44":80,"_46":81,"_48":82,"_50":83,"_52":84,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":85,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":86,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6147138,"Board approves street work agreement, event closure and curb cuts for downtown events and repairs",157,346000,503000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8&start=346&end=503","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8/thumbnail_346000.jpg","/articles/6147138/Indiana/Board-approves-street-work-agreement-event-closure-and-curb-cuts-for-downtown-events-and-repairs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6147138-253fbde02ef1df5b6da8d566149c299d/orig.mp4?Expires=1769789418&Signature=jiFF~l31HNH252mYUgFp2BEaoQJtzw561hZGr5rZmhKxYKWmZstXUOyjieRR2y7R3EUY8EgWUkfaiJ8p-DkJtz2N7lg863UwuOIfdurXGOt2RTLzpBsmhkUphu6VwJwc76IaCvfAjz8SpXA57XhG2xDwg7GCSD36dyiXNh6RvP6keUp7sFBVLTnNNf-TEdA0jpnXGhzcvC28Su3oYHK~LTyLE1yadD6s1wuSThp89nhWvvWzlqrls~n1mNSHKPvFXX-NHbGvDDu5J4NFysRjils5Dy9t8xHZxd1GDW3kcWfsIViRUKHqY4KgNCTIyCmCwt6dQMsKM6MphzNyPvDJGQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Logansport Board of Public Works and Safety on July 30 approved three Street Department items: an agreement with Thinaman Construction Partnership to sweep a wastewater treatment–adjacent parking area during a nearby project; a city street closure for the Roosters Oktoberfest event on Sept. 20; and curb/street-cut permits for Case Construction at 1701 Jefferson Street and 2308 Smead Street.
Thinaman Partnership representative Chad told the board the company agreed to sweep the parking lot adjacent to the wastewater plant for the duration of a local project and proposed a rate of $150 per hour; the board approved an agreement to proceed and asked staff to finalize contract details with city legal staff (Kelly) after the meeting.
The board approved a street closure request for Roosters Oktoberfest for Sept. 20 from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. that will close Melbourne Street directly south of the depot; staff said drive-through access across the parking lot would still be available on the east and west sides. The board also acknowledged the car-show scheduling and clarified event dates during discussion.
Board members also approved pavement/curb cut permits for Case Construction to repair NIPSCO cuts at 1701 Jefferson Street (work on Erie Avenue) and 2308 Smead Street; staff indicated preferred timing in August and the board granted the requested permits subject to standard conditions.
Deputy Mayor Jacob Palmasol and Board Member Levi Jones voted yes on these items; staff said they would return with finalized contract language for the Thinaman partnership.","Board approved an agreement with Thinaman Construction partners to sweep a wastewater plant parking lot, authorized the Roosters Oktoberfest street closure set for Sept. 20, and granted curb/street-cut permits for Case Construction at two addresses.",{"_32":88,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":89,"_40":90,"_42":91,"_44":92,"_46":93,"_48":94,"_50":95,"_52":96,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":97,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":98,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6147143,"Logansport police promote K-9 officer Joseph Slosher to corporal",71,256000,327000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8&start=256&end=327","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8/thumbnail_256000.jpg","/articles/6147143/Indiana/Logansport-police-promote-K-9-officer-Joseph-Slosher-to-corporal","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6147143-03d556ef63e1c8c5aa5364ae119fe8e5/orig.mp4?Expires=1769789418&Signature=nynlLVM3NWFGwf~vfyuUKQiaetYLp-TVH0GKKI0O8QYDGrM6scNUg9LXRVKGpgcJ0lg9FFJ08TnZ-KGHbOnvXvpJ0PkM8wdvsTHhFPttQ77yKrh-dzjZegVS5KgliwXiX~Pf7JC1~h7Envvt6HFl5usfGS4LQT4Ylak4RL~2YLxPNl3hamwCmT3tlutcrNcnzny6cejkAFJ1AoEwoo9ad-lrGF9-gTeAxYRZoswXsP~tZp5e53~hovvN~bvUc1N6mJEbEc0mwVnw-tzlrFY4885cDEdpkA4e3718h5WgZSdMQDrHpNNT1QvWJkan~7wh-QmhgkoQWNg7MLd5DreRAA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Logansport Board of Public Works and Safety voted July 30 to approve the promotion of Joseph Slosher from patrolman to corporal in the Logansport Police Department.
Chief Travis Yacht submitted a promotion recommendation stating Slosher has served eight years with the department, completed a leadership essay and interview, and was selected by an oral promotion board. The chief also said Slosher is a K-9 officer, a drug-recognition expert (DRE) and an instructor for the department. The promotion was effective July 30, 2025.
Slosher told the board he appreciated the opportunity and \"look[s] forward to, hopefully, doing a good job.\" The board voted to approve the promotion; Deputy Mayor Jacob Palmasol and Board Member Levi Jones each voted yes.
No pay scale or salary change was discussed on the record during the meeting; the approval recorded was for the promotion recommendation sent by Chief Yacht.","The board approved a promotion for Joseph Slosher to corporal effective July 30; chief says Slosher is a K-9 officer, a drug recognition expert and an instructor who has been with the department eight years.",{"_32":100,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":101,"_40":102,"_42":103,"_44":104,"_46":105,"_48":106,"_50":107,"_52":108,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":109,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":110,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6147148,"Logansport board hears complaints about trash pickup; city eyeing earlier switch from Republic to Guaranteed",60,1349000,1409000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8&start=1349&end=1409","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8/thumbnail_1349000.jpg","/articles/6147148/Indiana/Logansport-board-hears-complaints-about-trash-pickup-city-eyeing-earlier-switch-from-Republic-to-Guaranteed","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6147148-efca0a7b4372b142566bfdefd634c5ed/orig.mp4?Expires=1769789418&Signature=BIu3xfL-IscRNjiHaSQRmQDkQ5hJ5dRzP1vEPtE1uoTgAnPx-AN52bJe3jR0OPi7kXXR-DYr-UAvpCE5wO8TfFcfLZGXE1lss7VyqLAptH5ruo~hlvgxYB6jdyuFFk9~FCp-rYjdrWhYoYtrA0e72sq0D6YJmUF3YkE4AQcebKSPCD0nvcsnUi6UnBIYzmZlKugdpUEriUKqYRuwvl01bOPSIqUtqafNNmhF2Mkc6gw~~mhcwiDXYRd-G7LyXzDBruLDMBE~vLiWVjkttAp0d5adtnSWDksQyDDGLyF6YuPV1FVzmzHRGotMd8uEuCaz0eWrJCCM8R0RQ-Dg09m7vQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Board member Levi Jones told the Logansport Board of Public Works and Safety on July 30 that the city is receiving ongoing complaints about residential trash service and that the city is preparing to switch haulers on Nov. 1.
Jones said residents should continue to report missed pickups; staff are pursuing direct discussions with Republic, the current contractor, and the city is evaluating options to accelerate a planned changeover to a new provider, Guaranteed, if service problems are not fixed quickly.
\"We are switching to a new provider, Guaranteed, on November 1,\" Jones said. \"We're exploring other options for accelerating that if the issues with Republic are not adequately addressed very quickly.\"
Jones told the board the city is discussing billing arrangements with Republic and said officials are addressing service failures directly with the company. He asked residents to keep reporting problems on their scheduled pickup days so staff can track incidents.
No formal motion or vote was taken on the issue during the board meeting; the comments were made during board member remarks and flagged as ongoing discussions between staff and the city council.
Board members said the city will continue monitoring service levels and that staff may return with recommendations or contract actions if missed pickups continue.","Board member said residents are experiencing missed pickup and the city plans a provider change on Nov. 1 and may accelerate it if problems continue.",{"_32":112,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":113,"_40":114,"_42":115,"_44":116,"_46":117,"_48":118,"_50":119,"_52":120,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":121,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":122,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6147153,"Logansport board orders cleanups, waives fines conditionally in multiple property cases",749,563000,1312000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8&start=563&end=1312","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5522101-219acb3f0f22d23fd5648e73016a40d8/thumbnail_563000.jpg","/articles/6147153/Indiana/Logansport-board-orders-cleanups-waives-fines-conditionally-in-multiple-property-cases","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6147153-f7f6292b70e51a75f9de5ec1ae3c9a6d/orig.mp4?Expires=1769789418&Signature=lk9cAMnmluPwWrpmaCnWxsxhEoqWZBIPPaRVto3XLF4LlV6DDBcZUW-aX3oiYNwBVZW2YdecQ4gC27FRtORfFzAqMRo85zd4ANqmCfa91jmPiMrELfYTQ7VkRdI~4enuD4Lqwor8RAaU5nZklYMqlofq1yIskilk5E6faf0rQC1yyFpFUlT4BCjglcUmG4EvuMfaV-Z~fgAcOoJghHyF8jcBEiNJe0vWjvlucP8Jt~5kHtEemv2pmb~1u49L-peGCKt1VthBUPbqB~LflrZwtxLJkw2Eu9GuBROGX0RJ60lPmwkbohDv6uD27FtJUWy6-7iiGTsXcCbLrtOioo2c3A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Logansport Board of Public Works and Safety on July 30 ordered property cleanups at multiple addresses and approved conditional waivers for two appealed fines, board members said.
The board voted to order cleanup actions for properties including 1030 Twentieth Street, 321 Twelfth Street, 319 West Linden Avenue, 1331 High Street and to impose a $250 fine for multiple violations at 724 North Street. The board also accepted appeals for 1617 Smead Street and 831 High Street and agreed to waive fines in those two cases provided there are no new violations at each property within six months.
The actions follow code enforcement staff reports that many properties had repeated trash, debris and mowing issues. Randy, who presented the weekly code enforcement report, said crews had sent 25 notices for trash in the prior week, cleared 35 properties, and had 64 properties pending. Randy also reported two new citations, one property cleanup completed by staff, two towed vehicles and multiple notices related to grass and weeds.
At the hearing for 1617 Smead Street, a resident and a translator said cleanup work was underway and the property had a dumpster on site; Randy recommended waiving a $500 fine if no further violations occur in six months. The board approved that conditional waiver unanimously. At 831 High Street, resident Juan Cervantes described problems with container placement and collection by the hauler; the board approved a conditional waiver there as well, noting it was the property’s third violation but that cleanup had been completed.
For 724 North Street the board described a mattress sitting in public view for roughly six weeks and voted to impose a $250 fine for multiple violations after staff recommended a final notice and cleanup order. Separate cleanup orders were approved for 1030 Twentieth, 321 Twelfth, 319 West Linden and 1331 High Street; staff said these cases began in mid-June and involve trash, debris, excess wood, and mowing or fence issues.
Board members directed staff to monitor the condition of appealed properties for six months and noted that repeated violations may bring reinstated fines and further penalties under the city’s enforcement procedures.
Board votes on these items were recorded as yes from Deputy Mayor Jacob Palmasol and Board Member Levi Jones; Chris Martin was recorded absent for roll call earlier in the meeting.
The board’s code enforcement agenda items occupied a substantial portion of the meeting; staff said they would continue outreach to property owners, coordinate cleanups and pursue fines when properties do not comply.","The Logansport Board of Public Works and Safety ordered cleanups at several properties, upheld fines in one case, and conditionally waived fines on two appealed cases if no new violations occur within six months.","actionData","errors"]

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