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Home My WebLink Aboutcocc_cs_the_weekly_update_20190715 Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Ii. IT'SHERE! 4 y 1 Receive accurate orE I area specific • emergency notifications when It matters most. • # By text message: Text'32920-is 888777 By email or land line: litURRI11111/1 Register an-line❑1. www.brevcrdfl.gcv/Emergency lonegemr n StuyInformed/AlertSignUp #GETREADY111116 Highlights in this Issue • BCSO—"Put it Down. Focus on Driving Campaign"— See what this new law means to you! • Backpack Jamboree—First round of backpacks handed out at Cape View Elementary. • Summer Camp —Campers arrived at Saturn this week and enjoyed a variety of fun events! • Bike & Pedestrian Accessibility in the City—Community talk scheduled in August! • City Projects Update— See what's happening in your Community! • 2019 Election—Official Qualifying Period for two City Council Member Seats. • Cyber Security Training—City Staff hopes for the best and prepares for the worst! • Job Vacancies—Positions open in City employment. Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 • Vision Statement—Review the statement that shapes#TheSpaceBetween: www.citvofcanecanaveral.oru/community/about us.nhn City Clerk's Office City Council • Finalized and distributed agenda and packet for July 16, 2019 Budget Workshop and Regular Meeting. City Election • Official Qualifying Period for two City Council Member seats is noon on Friday, August 9, 2019 to noon on Friday,August 23, 2019. Individuals planning to run or campaign, must visit the City Clerk's Office before announcing their intentions and/or opening campaign bank accounts. For more info,please visit: www.citvofcapecanaveral.org/government/city departments/city clerk s office/city election info.php and www.votebrevard.com or call the City Clerk's Office at(321) 868-1220 ext 206/207. • Two elections packets have been picked up; one individual has filed paperwork to announce their intention to run for Council. • Received one Campaign Treasurer's Report 2019M3 and amended Report 2019M2. Training • Staff attended the Webinar: "Preventing Ransomware: Tools, Tips, Techniques and Technology" facilitated by our IT Contractor, which helped give a better understanding on what actions/knowledge is required to protect the City network from malicious attacks. • Assisted in coordinating preparations for and attended security training hosted by the Brevard County Sheriff's Office. Electronic Marquee The following is a sampling of messages running at City Hall. CIT Y .' LI IN CIL WY COUNCIL MEETING Community App uc e BUDGET WORKSHOPTUESDAY - JULY 161h B15.3- � • 1:19CTHLTHTJES i IAL 6:HH I �H� - CITE HALL (.L y HUI-July 17- tpprm . - - - - WT,,I=.= 1�W;t.r� - - - - TROPICAL KIHIGH 111 CODE E ENFORCEMENT Sv1' boil of K1rliHess Beard Meeting. Uis it 6 Sign the Petition CANCELLED CELLED - - Toge1herK nd co Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Council Budget Workshop, Council Meeting, Community Appearance Board Meeting, Code Enforcement Board Meeting Cancelled, Tropical Kingdom Symbol of Kindness (TogetherKind.com) Records Management ADA Compliance • Continued coordinating with Staff and other departments in ongoing ADA compliance activities. Public Records Requests • Fulfilled requests for property records, building permits, financial expenditures,proposed City budget and Code Enforcement Records. • Provided estimate to requestor to fulfill request for business tax receipt records. Administrative/Financial Services • Staff from multiple departments attended the Webinar: "Preventing Ransomware: Tools, Tips, Techniques and Technology" facilitated by our IT Contractor, which helped give a better understanding on what actions/knowledge is required to protect the City network from malicious attacks. • Staff met with Point and Pay, the company which will be providing the City's new online payment system which will support the new BS&A software system. Human Resources / Risk Management Health Update Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 017:'s Best & Worst Statesior Children's Health Care t Highest % of Children with Unaffordable Medical Bills Highest % of Uninsured Children T-47. Florida BILL 47. Florida } HE 7H T-47. Indiana 48.Arizona Ing nee 49.Arizona 49.Texas w 50. Mississippi 50.Alaska '5Tab ftAir 1. Nevada 51. Nevada The Well-being of Florida's Children The well-being of Florida's children has slipped from 34th to 37th in the latest national ranking, with a rise in the number of low birth-weight babies, more child and teen deaths and more teens abusing alcohol or drugs. What's driving this trend? Experts Point to the Growing Number of Uninsured Kids • While the number of Florida children covered by health insurance increased from 2010 to 2016, that trend started to reverse because of efforts during the Trump Administration to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA). In 2017, 68,000 more children in Florida were uninsured and in 2018 another 80,000 children lost their health insurance and that number has continued to grow. • 325,000 Florida children lacked health insurance in 2017. • 70% of Florida children receiving health insurance through Medicaid have parents who work at large, private companies. From 2008 to 2016, the average employee premium for family coverage increased by 57%to $5,277, according to the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. Florida's employers passed those increases directly to their employees making premiums unaffordable. • 50% of children born in Florida depend on Medicaid for their health insurance. • In 2017, 800,000 Florida children(20%) lived in poverty. • Reasons for the decline in children covered by Medicaid and CHIP include: o Repeal of the individual mandate penalty for not having health insurance under the ACA. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 o Less funding for outreach and consumer support. o Work requirements. o Effect of proposed immigration policies. Having failed to repeal the ACA through legislative means, a coalition of 18 Republican led states, along with the U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to overturn the Affordable Care Act through the courts. More than 1.5 million Floridians could lose their health insurance coverage if Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and the Trump administration are successful in repealing the federal ACA. Job Vacancies • Utilities Mechanic - assigned to the Community Services Department. • Infrastructure/Facilities Maintenance Worker- assigned to the Community Services Department. Candidates interested in exploring opportunities with the City of Cape Canaveral are invited to visit www.cityofcapecanaveral.org/city employment/index.php to review the full details of available job postings. Welcome! Please welcome Candice Blake,Procurement Specialist assigned to the * Administrative/Financial Services Department. A graduate of University of Dayton (located in Dayton Ohio) having been awarded a B.S. in Business Administration, Candice comes to us from the City of San Angelo, Texas where she enjoyed a successful career as their City's Purchasing Manager. Pleased to have identified such a well-qualified candidate to fill the shoes of our retiring Procurement Specialist, we are confident Candice will enjoy a long and productive career with the City of Cape Canaveral. Community Development Planning New City Municipal Software—Training Begins! During the week of July 22, 2019, the Community Development department will begin training for new software. As the City moves through the migration process some services may be temporarily impacted. Be sure to contact City Hall at (321) 868-1220 to learn how this may affect day-to-day operations. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Hurricane IRMA: Resources Available for Residents / As the 2019 hurricane season approaches, we want to share the following resources with you. Because Brevard County has been identified by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity(DEO) as "most impacted or distressed" following Hurricane Irma, several resources may be available to you. Rebuild Florida is a DEO program created to help Florida's long-term recovery efforts from the devastating impacts of Hurricane Irma. The state of Florida is committed to helping homeowners, small businesses and communities affected by this storm. Two maior programs are listed below: • The Rebuild Florida Housing Repair and Replacement Program is helping eligible homeowners impacted by Hurricane Irma by repairing, rebuilding or replacing damaged homes across the hardest-hit communities. Visit: floridaiobs.org/rebuildflorida/housingrepair for more information. • The Rebuild Florida Business Loan Fund, a resiliency loan fund provided through a partnership with the U.S. Economic Development Administration, is assisting businesses that experienced physical damage or economic injury from Hurricane Irma. Visit: floridaiobs.org/rebuildflorida/businessrecovery for more information. Rezoning Proiect Following the discussion/meeting held on May 9th, the Planning & Zoning Board will meet at a future date to make a formal recommendation to the City Council on the more than 700 properties within the City that are improved with a residential structure, but are zoned commercial. City Code prohibits residential structures in commercial zoning districts. These structures are considered non-conforming and should one of them be destroyed, restrictions associated with non-conforming properties would apply. For this reason, a long-term, comprehensive solution is proposed that will reclassify these structures as conforming so they are no longer subject to restrictions associated with non-conformities. Please also note that the rezoning process is not uncommon for most cities and typically occurs when development patterns or trends emerge within a community. Historically, the City of Cape Canaveral has updated its zoning map every few years, but has not updated the current zoning map since 2008. Visit: YouTube.com—Planning & Zoning Board Meeting to view the May 9th discussion/meeting on the City's YouTube page. For maps and updates on this project visit: www.citvofcapecanaveral.org. Community Appearance Board Meeting On July 17, 2019, the Community Appearance Board (CAB) will consider several items to include a proposed mural at the City Recreational Facility at 7300 N. Atlantic Avenue and a 4-unit townhouse project at 333 Magnolia Avenue. The proposed mural, which will front Taylor Avenue, is the City's first commissioned mural, commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. The Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 project will serve as the capstone of the City's "Summer of Space" celebration and is part of the continued effort to enhance the cultural landscape through the City's Civic Scenery Program. Building • The Building Division conducted 48 inspections and completed 23 plan reviews. The division also processed 31 new building permit applications and 27 payments for permits that were picked up. • Compiled Month End Permit Report for June 2019 for Brevard County Property Appraiser's Office. • Completed two public records request regarding permits. With the passage of Resolution No. 2019-05, the City Council updated a number of fees and charges related to City services. Therefore, effective July 1st, a New Business Account Setup Fee will be collected to cover the administrative costs of processing the initial Business Tax Receipt permit application. New BTR business accounts require additional Administrative Staff time for setup that currently is not being accounted for or recovered by the City in the BTR rate. Code Enforcement • Issued four courtesy letters for property conditions • Issued two Notice of Violations The ABCs of the IPMC and other thints relatine to Code Enforcement In February 2019, City Council adopted Ordinance • - 05-2019. This Ordinance, adopting the 2018 • International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), - provides additional tools to enforce minimum a 1p!-, standards for the use and maintenance of buildings S • h , and properties with the Community. Additionally, relating to Code Enforcement ' and other thln95 the IPMC allows the City Council to appoint a Special Magistrate to create a more efficient process for code enforcement. Last month, the City adopted Ordinance 11-2019 which builds on - __ Council wishes and allows an alternate special magistrate code enforcement system. Overall, the goal is voluntary compliance in order to better promote,protect, and improve the health, safety, and welfare of the Community and eliminate confusion on the code enforcement process. As code enforcement evolves, be sure to check this space and stay up-to-date in order to learn more about the ABCs of the IPMC and other things relating to Code Enforcement! Code Enforcement Case Status Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 In conjunction with Code Enforcement and Community Engagement Staff, developed a more efficient reporting process for residents/parties to find the status of City code enforcement cases. The new look which will allow for easier tracking of cases, will be updated weekly and available on the City's webpage. To check on the status of an item, visit: www.citvofcapecanaveral.or2 and click on the Code Enforcement Case List link in the Community Development section. Community Services Community Engagement #SummerOfSpace Update The Summer of Space is upon us! This is the moment we have been waiting for and we are pulling out all the stops! • Public Art o As many of you may have noticed in your travels about town, many of the City's Traffic Control Cabinets have received a Summer of Space facelift. Four boxes have been completed and the final three will be completed right on time for the anniversary. The community input session has closed for the Summer of Space Mural project, receiving a total of 736 responses. The favored design will be submitted to the Community Appearance Board for review next week. Pending approval, the artist and the design will be announced on July 20th. • Summer of Space Proclamation o At the City Council meeting this Tuesday, Mayor Hoog will present an official Proclamation announcing the City's commitment to celebrating our unique connection to the past, present and future of human space travel to the members of the Brevard County Historical Commission. The meeting will also include a special reading of the historic Resolution 1969-30,by the City's Poet Laureate, Timothy Bass, commending the efforts of all those who made it possible to reach the Moon. o As a community that has evolved in synchronization with the quest for space exploration, we have decided that our efforts to celebrate this connection should not and will not end with 2019. The 2019 Summer of Space has become such a wonderful experience for the community and visitors, that the City is exploring a new annual tradition of celebrating the Summer of Space from June 21St—September 23rd with continued programs and amped up experiences for all ages! Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Community Talks Continue: of A/ Next up -Bike & Pedestrian Accessibility in the City Bike & Join your Community as we listen to the Sustainability Manager (Accessibilit Pedestrian Zach Eichholz talk about the upcoming changes in our City to make it a bikeable, walkable paradise. There are tons of ttiimprovements, changes and fun stuff planned. Be in the know by 110,coming to City Hall (100 Polk Ave.) on August 28th at 3:30 p.m. tokLs- 01. r. ` hear more about Bike & Pedestrian Accessibility. 4, jr Y Grass-sate As Floridians we understand the plight of long grass during the hot, Welcome.to the Jungle wet summer months, but this summer we were hit with a double - whammy when our mowing contractor couldn't find a local ,, .., workforce to address the City's grassy areas. Staff used various * ;,- :s-,-- :- -$ channels to explain the situation, and kept the Community updated as information was relayed to us from the contractor Down to Earth tV - (f/k/a Green Leaf). As the grass began to take over facilities,parks �k 1 '. --,,t a ,„0- 04':-:'"f0 •x r and right-of-ways, several residents did communicate their ` displeasure to Staff regarding the tall grass through emails,phone i _ ._‘: 1,ir ,' calls and social media. Now for the good news... since Monday, , , July 1, 2019, there has been a crew of seven(from Orlando) I'm gonna bite your shun ? mowing the City out of the jungle-like conditions. As a !ana na na knees knees! precautionary measure, the Director is exploring options to prevent 4--F-�•��61FLFF=�-E- this situation in the future. CORE SURF Competition City Staff were on hand at the first annual "Hot Dogz on a Stix - a Real 1960's Surf Contest" at the Lincoln Ave. beach crossover on Friday, July 5th to showcase major sustainability initiatives, recycling education, Beach Speech Bubbles, 1..1l�ll nil fi. BSI. I� ILL�,.. ,-"'� - - \ � �. , , „,;11, , o II answer any questions regarding City - "l, N 111111 4041+flli-1 1� projects, give out some City swag in honor of the#SummerOfSpace and 4 ,6 _ V provide the ever beloved game of cornMI ! Gotyourphone? ! hole. The City sponsored two Porta- Gatyourtowel7 Gotyourtrosh? potties and handwashing stations for the M.r� event. The competition itself was hosted by CORE SURF, a well-known local surfing shop (located at 7008 N Atlantic Ave.). The event celebrated not only our beautiful oceanside amenity but also the historic significance of surfing culture to the area. Those involved with the contest surfed on vintage boards dating back to the 1960's or earlier. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Sustainability and stewardship of our beach also played a role. The event did not provide single-use plastic items and attendees conducted their own trash pickup before surfers got into the water. Also on display was a test version of the City's new Beach Speech Bubbles or#BeachBubble, reminding visitors to take their trash home and not leave it on the beach. These bubbles seem to be a hit amongst residents and visitors alike, with many compliments and much appreciation given towards the bubble's unique form of outreach. Given so much positive feedback, both at events and on social media, the City intends to place semi-permanent versions at City beach crossovers in the near future. The new bubbles will be made of metal and anchored into the sand via metal piping cemented three feet down into concrete filled buckets. There will be different versions of the bubbles, displaying information ranging from sea turtle awareness to properly disposing of one's trash and cigarette butts. The City also showcased its new recycling signage in the form of handouts, magnets and sandwich board signs. You may have 9 ` "Re Y d "' '- noticed this signage popping up at various • City events and facilities that are usedsir frequently by residents of the Community. Due to recent market-wide changes, mainly ( &)®,� ' stemming from China's 2017 decision to Nase increase acceptable contamination rates on imported recyclable goods to just 0.5% from other countries, the U.S. recycling industry has had to endure some major challenges. As a result, millions of tons of recyclable goods that were once shipped to China for processing now have nowhere to go, forcing the value of these goods to plummet and making recycling programs unaffordable for many cities and counties. However, the City of Cape Canaveral still has an active recycling program through its primary waste contractor, WastePro. Due to the recent recycling industry changes though, the City has been advising residents to only recycle certain items in an effort to cut down on contamination and narrow down the City's waste stream to goods that are still economically viable. In other words, only goods that will surely be purchased and taken to be recycled into new items will be collected. Items that should be placed in your curbside bin are: 111' - • • Empty/clean plastic water bottles !"'''r' l Got your phone? "'4 '"' ' ; - • Empty and clean aluminum(or steal) cans Got your towel? Got your trash? • Un-shredded office papers • Newspapers „ • Unsoiled/dry corrugated cardboard Throughout the day, skies were clear and the air was hot but this didn't stop almost a hundred surfers and attendees from riding the waves and braving the scorching sand. According to the City's historian, Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 this is the first known surf competition to have taken place within the modern City limits of Cape Canaveral. What an incredibly cool and engaging tradition to begin within our Community. Here's to many more! Great job CORE SURF! Hang ten. #Radical Current Projects Please visit www.citvofcapecanaveral.ore/government/current proiects.php for information on the following projects: • SR AlA Mast Arm Construction Project • Water Reclamation Facility/Collections System Improvement Projects • Replacement of Stormwater Inlets • Canaveral City Park Exfiltration Project • Estuary Property- Long Point Road Infrastructure Maintenance (IM) SR AlA Mast Arm Construction Project New traffic signal mast arms were installed at the following intersections with SR AlA: • Holman Road • Center Street • North Atlantic Avenue The new traffic and pedestrian - -40111111111. oft crossing signals are now P - operational. Paving of - - _ intersections and re-striping of e cross walks/stop bars are also complete. Remaining activities include landscaping andgeneral R� p g �. cleanup. The project completion date has been extended to the end of July 2019. Final traffic signal work at Holman Avenue/SR AlA intersection—looking northeast. Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) / Sanitary Sewer System WRF/Collections System Improvement Projects Staff continues to meet with selected engineering design firms to finalize scopes of work and costs for several future projects primarily funded by the SRF Program. Engineering design continues on the following projects: Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 • WRF SCADA System— Stantec, Inc. • Lift Station#3 Rebuild(West Central Blvd.)—Mead and Hunt • Lift Station#5 Rebuild(Treasure Island Condominium)—Jones Edmunds • WRF Intermediate Lift Station Rehab. —Infrastructure Solution Services • WRF Disk/Drum Filters/Tertiary Filters Installation—Kimley-Horn • Force Main#7 Replacement (Thurm Blvd.)—Bowman Engineering • Polk Avenue Drainage Improvements (300 Block)—John Pekar • West Central Blvd./Thurm Blvd. Streetscape Project—John Pekar • WRF Consent Order Compliance—Tetra Tech Stormwater Canaveral City Park Exfiltration Project The City's contractor completed a majority of the work located at the eastern end of Canaveral City Park. The only remaining construction activity is to install a specialty valve within the main valve box; the valve should be delivered to the site in late July. The telemetry system will then be connected to the City's SCADA for operation from the WRF. The purpose of this Project is to connect the City's reclaimed water system to the exfiltration system beneath the Park. This will allow for the discharge of excess reclaimed water to the exfiltration system instead of the Banana River. Location of new • underground vault along eastern side of Canaveral City Park- looking south. Replacement of Stormwater Inlets The City's contractor continues to replace 15 stormwater inlets throughout the City. Open-throat inlets are being replaced with Type "C" inlets which trap more debris and are less susceptible to damage from vehicles. This is part of a long-term maintenance project to replace all open-throat inlets in the City, where practical. Twenty inlets are replaced each fiscal year. Other Items of Local Interest Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Estuary Property—Lona Point Road Removal of Brazilian Pepper Trees and other invasives across the property is nearly complete. Future project tasks at the site include: • July 2019 o Inspect for Brazilian Pepper Tree regrowth. o Treat with herbicide (if necessary). o Remove concrete/asphalt debris piles. o Obtain approval for Planting Plan. o Replant site with 381 native tree species (the type of tree planted at each location will be determined by land elevation,presence of surface water, location of future boardwalk, etc.). • August 2019 o Install fence along northern property line. o Monitor condition of newly-planted trees. Staff continues to work with St. Johns River Water Management District(SJRWMD)to obtain the two wetlands properties to the south of the City-owned site. The City would accept title to the properties from SJRWMD and perform the same scope of work as on the City-owned site. All three properties together would provide over 14 acres of protected wetlands along the Banana River. The mosquito ditches will also be reopened to allow for the unimpeded flow of surface water. The majority of these projects are funded by SJRWMD. Project updates are available in The Weekly Update, on the City web page and on City social media platforms. Culture and Leisure Services Athletic Leagues Tennis Monday tennis is nearing the end of the season and players are making that final push for the best playoff spot possible. Wednesday tennis played its third day of the season after taking a week off. So far the league is very competitive with no clear frontrunner. Thursday tennis hosted the last round of makeup games and will begin playoffs next week. Registration for tennis leagues is ongoing, so if you or anyone you know would like to get in the game, we have a league for them! Racquetball The new season began Wednesday night with players feeling a little rusty after a two week break. Everyone's excited to be on the courts again and looking forward to a fun season. Kickball Going into Week 11, we had some exciting changes,whereas Grahams is no longer undefeated! Although they were missing four key players, they played a tough game, but didn't come up with the Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 win. Despite the loss, Graham's still leads the league by a large point differential. Red's finally got into the win column by beating GTR 7-5. Two games were decided by a two-run margin and the first game was a one-run decision. Summer Camp Campers spent the week exploring Saturn on their journey through the Solar System. With the journey already halfway over, summer camp continues enjoying each day filled with games, crafts and space exploration. On Monday, campers built satellites with a company named OneWeb. OneWeb's mission is to provide internet capabilities to the 48% of the World that does not currently have access. Folks from the University of Florida(IFAS Program)visited us to teach campers about health and nutrition, with a fun interactive lesson,where campers made their own frozen yogurt. On Wednesday, campers isited the Cape Canaveral Public Library for the Dr. Dan Magic Show. Campers were left with their heads spinning as they tried to figure out Dr. Dan's tricks. Summer Campers traveled back to the swimming pool on Thursday for a fun day in the sun. NASA's Launch Services Program returned to Camp on Friday and enlightened campers about their upcoming missions, future space exploration and eventually returning to the Moon in 2024. Campers engaged in constructing mock satellites. f 1 e: , i � -. • . :.r 1''.),),►1 `! = ,'; ,, *\1-r '''ti. i ` ' A: w iorL 14._..."--1-----,410.4 N. , , . -,,,_,,. 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The backpack event is held in partnership with VFW Post 10131 and the Auxiliary. Principal Keane reached out to the City and requested the backpack event be split into to two dates to encourage participation in their registration. Many parents prioritize their registration date based on when the City's backpack event takes place. Although not as busy as their main registration and originally set event date of August 5th, many parents did come out on Wednesday and were elated to get the new backpacks filled with grade-appropriate school supplies. For many parents, this program assists families with ensuring children have the necessary supplies to be successful at school. A big thank you to the entire team involved in making this endeavor a reality. is .....m, l . iIIIIMPNIIIIIIIrwiwilT '"^ — t v w -- w - wA I!� � pfr • r -: i4 _ � s What's in my backpack? 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AL) t,-„. ,. . r ` r % 1 rr5 .� . —F1 1 ' „ -:- 1 r ::,',_', \ : '--- - ' . t 1 iidlib IrpLigi:.:. li 't N41:.4 ..:‘4.t,I.P:AO ' "-- \ k�' liL • Met with a prospective business owner who wishes to locate his business within the City of Cape Canaveral. The business supports sustainability through the processing of recyclable materials,buying and selling quality commodity and engineering resins. Discussed available leases/locations and shared property representation contact information. • BTR issued for Willy Roberts Classic Boats. • Attended City Council Chambers Security Training Session. • Attended the Webinar: "Preventing Ransomware: Tools, Tips, Techniques and Technology" facilitated by our IT Contractor,which helped give a better understanding on what actions/knowledge is required to protect the City network from malicious attacks. • Attended Space Coast TPO—TAC/CAC meeting in Viera. The SCTPO is increasing its focus on the "Vision Zero Action Plan"which supports the basic tenet that there is no number of acceptable deaths on our roads. Public Safety has long been a core principle in the City of Cape Canaveral's vision for the future of SR Al A. Accordingly, Staff is developing a supporting City of Cape Canaveral Resolution endorsing the Vision Zero Action Plan. • Continued review of 100%plans for the Multi-Generational Facility. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 iptEN , _toy %/iia .4.,„ter „. 0_ Brevard County Sheriff's Office BCSO Canaveral Precinct 111 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Emergency Dial 9-1-1 Non-Emergency(321) 633-7162 Office (321) 868-1113 * BCSO Animal Services is responsible for dealing with stray dogs and cats* Contact BCSO Animal Services at (321) 633-2024. PUTSJULY 1, 2Q19 Motorists may be stopped and cited for texting and 11D 61io WN driving in Florida. Focus on driving. FLHSMV FDCr Wireless Communications While Driving Law The Florida Department of Highways Safety and Motor Vehicles is partnering with the Florida Department of Transportation and law enforcement partners to educate Floridians on the changes to Distracted Driving Law with the "Put it Down: Focus on Driving"campaign. The Wireless Communications While Driving Law, section 316.305, Florida Statutes, took effect on July 1, 2019. This new law requires drivers to put their phones down and focus on driving. What is the Wireless Communications While Driving Law? Section 316.305, Florida Statutes allows law enforcement to stop motor vehicles and issue citations to motorists that are texting and driving.A person may not operate a motor vehicle while manually typing or entering multiple letters, numbers or symbols into a wireless communications device to text, email and instant message. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Section 316.306, Florida Statutes, is a prohibition on using wireless communications devices in a handheld manner in school and work zone.A person may not operate a motor vehicle while using a wireless communications device in a handheld manner in a designated school crossing, school zone or active work zone area. More Information on Distracted Driving Distracted driving is anything that takes your hands off the wheel, your eyes off the road or mind off driving. It is extremely risky behavior that puts everyone on the road in danger. There are different kinds of driver distractions: Visual: Taking your eyes off the road. Manual: Taking your hands off the wheel. Cognitive: Thinking about anything other than driving. Texting requires all three types of distraction, making it one of the most dangerous of distracted driving behaviors. However, this is not the only cause of distracted driving. Other common distractions include: tending to kids or passengers in the back seat, eating, watching an event outside of the vehicle, interacting with passengers,unsecured pets, putting on makeup or grooming, adjusting radio or climate controls, checking your GPS app or system and even daydreaming. To successfully avoid a crash, a driver must perceive a hazard, react and give the vehicle enough time to stop. Driver Perception Distance (the distance a vehicle travels from the time a driver sees a hazard until the brain recognizes it) and Reaction Distance (the distance a car will continue to travel after seeing a hazard until the driver physically hits the brakes), dramatically affects a vehicle's stopping distance. Even a focused driver going 50 mph will travel nearly the length of a football field before coming to a complete stop. When a driver is not focused on the road, it limits their ability to come to a stop and avoid a crash. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and Florida Highway Patrol remind all drivers to keep your eyes on the road and Focus on Driving to ensure everyone can Arrive Alive! "Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles" Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles @www.flhsmv.gov/. Stay safe this summer! Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Below are samplings of the actions taken by Canaveral deputies during this reporting period. 19-00234202 Tyler J. Walter, W/M, 04/06/1988, was trespassed from the Poinsettia Lodge. Trespass 19-00233359 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00233421 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00234475 After locating Kiesla Singletary, B/F, 08/16/1975, she was arrested on an Warrant Arrest Active Warrant. 19-00234490 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Sean Jones, W/M, 03/14/1985, was arrested for DUI Arrest DUI, Possession of Marijuana, Less than 20 Grams and for Drug Paraphernalia. 19-00234527 Vincent Cirone, W/M, 08/26/1992,was trespassed from Publix located at 5645 Trespass North Atlantic Avenue. 19-00234922 No violations observed. Beach patrol 19-00235915 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Zane T. Bryan, W/M, 06/16/1997, was arrested DUI Arrest for DUI, resisting with Violence, Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer, Attempted Escape and DUI Property Damage. 19-00235890 While responding to an injured person, Gerald Eremia, W/M, 10/20/1936, was Battery LEO arrested when he became belligerent and struck a deputy in the face. 19-00236839 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00237755 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00238421 Subsequent to an investigation regarding a reckless driver, John Brandenburg, DUI W/M, 11/11/1953, was arrested for DUI. 19-00238670 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Hakan Yuksel, O/M, 05/16/1975, was arrested for DUI DUI. 19-00238719 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Sandra Carter, W/F, 02/18/1969, was arrested for DUI DUI. 19-00238771 After responding to the Just Slide Inn, in reference to an intoxicated driver, DUI Thomas Williams,W/M, 03/02/1961,was attempting to leave and subsequently arrested for DUI. 19-00239514 At the request of management, Robert Bass, W/M, 06/09/1958, was trespassed Trespass from Circle K located at 8797 North Atlantic Avenue. 19-00240062 Subsequent to a foot pursuit, Alonso Yosvani, H/M, 05/22/1977, was arrested Burglary Arrest for Burglary. 19-00240375 After investigating a suspicious vehicle, Alisa L. Winn, W/F, 12/23/1969, was Possession of observed in violation of county ordinance 6-4, Possession of Open Container Open Container in in Motor Vehicle, therefore arrested. Vehicle 19-00240867 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00241463 Shelly Hindman, W/F, 02/20/1966, was trespassed from 8671 Maple Court. Trespass 19-00241589 Nina Wright, W/F, 10/12/1975, was trespassed from Capeside Laundry. Trespass Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 19-00241877 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00242124 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00243052 Subjects shooting fireworks on the beach. They were given instructions on the Beach Patrol ordinance stating no fireworks on the beach and left without an issue. 19-00243474 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00243521 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00243690 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00243954 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00243997 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00244231 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00244363 Subjects shooting fireworks on the beach. They were given instructions on the Beach Patrol ordinance stating no fireworks on the beach and left without an issue. 19-00244369 Subjects shooting fireworks on the beach. They were given instructions on the Beach Patrol ordinance stating no fireworks on the beach and left without an issue. 19-00244377 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00244616 Stuart Henderson, W/M, 02/18/1970, was trespassed from the Lamp Post Trespass Lounge. 19-00244878 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00245377 After locating Matthew P. Flierl, W/M, 02/28/1985, he was arrested on an Warrant Arrest Outstanding Warrant. 19-00245492 Bryan L. King, W/M, 03/10/1974, was trespassed from the Canaveral Lodge Trespass located at 121 Monroe Avenue. 19-00245644 Douglas W. Oehler, W/M, 01/06/1976, was trespassed from 7-11 located at Trespass 6770 North Atlantic Avenue. 19-00246056 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Leon Williams, B/M, 04/19/1986, was arrested for Drug Arrest Possession of Marijuana, Less than 20 Grams, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Possession of a Controlled Substance. 19-00246188 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00247204 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00248132 After locating Kejal Patel, UM, 12/22/1988, he was arrested for Possession of Drug Arrest Cocaine and Not Having a Driver's License. 19-00248539 After an investigation, Christopher Neal Largent, W/M, 09/28/1983, was Burglary Arrest arrested for Grand Theft>$20,000 <$100,000. 19-00248656 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00249950 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Ty T. Dang, A/M, 04/15/1981, was arrested for DUI Arrest DUI. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 19-00249969 Subsequent to a traffic stop,Nicholas McReynolds, W/M, 06/02/1976, was DUI Arrest arrested for DUI. 19-00250364 Subsequent to a traffic stop, Miranda Hull, W/F, 06/13/1992,was arrested for DUI Arrest DUI. 19-00251049 Subsequent to a traffic stop,Nicole Barnard, W/F, 02/06/1978,was arrested Drug Arrest for Possession of Cannabis, Less Than 20 Grams. 19-00251271 After locating Charles R. Williamson, W/M, 12/07/1967, he was arrested on Warrant Arrest an Outstanding Warrant out of Orange County. 19-00251660 No violations observed. Beach Patrol 19-00251889 David M. Schirtzinger, W/M, 11/18/1960,was trespassed from Ace Hardware. Trespass 19-00252435 Subsequent to a traffic stop, the driver Amanda Prete, W/F, 08/22/1996, was Drug Arrests found to be in Possession of less than 20 grams of Marijuana, a smoking pipe, and a bag with cocaine residue. The passenger identified as Casey Gradwell, W/F, 11/09/1993, was found to be in possession of crack cocaine, liquid cocaine inside of syringes, and multiple items of drug paraphernalia. Prete was released with a court date and Gradwell was transported to the jail complex. 19-00256184 After locating Timothy G. Heward, W/M, 03/22/1997, sleeping in his vehicle Trespass at Manatee Park; he was trespassed from the park. Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 Contact your City Departments + Services City Hall Community Development BCSO Cane Canaveral Precinct Physical Address 100 Polk Avenue 111 Polk Avenue 100 Polk Avenue Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 (321) 868-1222 Fax(321) 868-1247 Emergency: Dial 9-1-1 Mailing Address City of Cape Canaveral Culture and Leisure Services Non-Emergency: P.O. Box 326 7300 N. 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For more Fax(321) 868-1248 than 40 years,they have operated a City Council telephone-based helpline offering City of Cape Canaveral Report a Concern crisis intervention and information P.O. Box 326 Residents who wish to report and referral services, 24 hours a Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 anonymous concerns may do so day. via: Mayor Hoog b.hoog(l citvofcanecanaveral.ora Phone: Mayor Pro Tem Mike Brown (321) 868-1231 m.brown@citvofcapecanaveral.org Or by mail at: Council Member Morrison P.O. Box 326 w.morrison@citvofcapecanaveral.org Cape Canaveral,FL 32920 Council Member Randels r.randels@citvofcanecanaveral.org Council Member Raymond a.ravmond@citvofcanecanaveral.org Share the knowledge - Tell at least one friend to read The Weekly Update! Issue 25.19 of The Weekly Update July 15, 2019 City of Cape Canaveral Pies of the Week! -71 w OP t - -, ai-"-:'=-- ' , \ 1 ,tv .. . . . ' — . "- *VI'. %OA ' A c-lgg. t -'' ': 1141111r .. 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