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South Bend police report 10 active property violations; cameras activated at Eklund Park recycling center

City of South Bend City Council · July 28, 2025
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Summary

Police Chief Stigall told the council the department was "currently working on 10 active property violations within city limits" and said surveillance cameras are now active at the Eklund Park recycling center site. Councilors expressed support.

Police Chief Stigall reported to the South Bend City Council that the department was "currently working on 10 active property violations within city limits." He also said surveillance cameras were now active at the recycling center site in Eklund Park.

The chief's update was delivered during the department head report. Councilor Davis later thanked the Police Department for its handling of the property violations. The activation of cameras at the recycling center was presented as a measure to support ongoing enforcement and deter illegal activity at that site.

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