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Police report: call volumes, rentals and bike path; beach vandalism noted

Village of Michiana Council · August 9, 2024
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Summary

Police Chief Ryan Layman reported 89 combined calls (about 550–600 annually), roughly 30 rental properties in the village, completion of bike path Phase 1 and Phase 2 expected by spring 2026; council also noted vandalism at Stop 37 and public works maintenance work.

Police Chief Ryan Layman told council there were 89 combined calls and that the department averages about 550–600 calls annually; he also said the village currently has 30 rental properties.

Layman reported Phase 1 of the bike path is complete and Phase 2 beginning at Grand Beach is expected to be done by spring 2026. Separately, Brian Cassidy reported vandalism at Stop 37 where three sand boxes were damaged. DPW Josh Gondeck described recent public works activity including pothole repair, painting speed bumps, removal of two dead cottonwoods, and installation of two drywells on Seminole and Chippewa.

Council thanked public works staff for maintenance work; no formal motions resulted from the department reports.

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