WSCPC Action Plan
City of Wilmington Assistance
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Police
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Assign two community police officers to the following areas:
- Area A - Lancaster/6th-Jackson/Broom
- Area B - Lancaster/6th - Broom/Union St
- Area C - 6th/Pennsylvania Ave - Jackson/Union St
- Area D - Browntown/Hedgeville
- Area E - Bayard Square, Canby Park, Union Park Gardens, Flats, Southwest, Greenhill Ave
- Residential Parking Program for all residents. Some areas we could try for 24/7 just like Trinity
- Increase use of video surveillance cameras
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Assign two community police officers to the following areas:
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License & Inspections/Housing
- Request $1,000,000 in housing funds for renovations and new home development
- Add $50,000 to the L&I budget for overtime on Saturdays and after hours to target illegal rental properties, sanitation, multiple families and building permits
- Create a Public Service Employee Homestead Program for Areas A, B, C, D and E. Program would identify vacant properties for disposition to eligible city and public safety employees throughout the state. This program was proposed by Mike Melloy of Cool Springs neighborhood.
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City Council
- The following web site has been created to keep the community informed of the plan and to allow for citizens to send issues/concerns directly to council members Prado, Ignudo and Kelley. www.WilmingtonDE.gov/WSCPC/summary
State Resources
- State Park police patrol Cool Springs, Judy Johnson , Tilton, Kozusko and Father Tucker and McCoy Parks
- State Police patrol all state roads in the above areas; Lancaster, 2nd, 4th, Union, Maryland Ave, Union, Lincoln and Pennsylvania
- State Public Health to increase restaurant inspections
- State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission to increase surveillance and undercover buys
County Resources
- County Police assist with safety check points
- Patrol Areas A, B and D
Non-profit Agencies
- Request Non-Profit Agencies in the designated areas, seek funding to expand hours for youth
- Increase outreach efforts