Vehicle break-ins and thefts reported in Baytown area
Police say three vehicles in the 3000 block of North Main were burglarized Monday night with tools and fishing gear stolen, total loss around 1800 dollars. A separate resident in the 3100 block of North Alexander found mirror damage after overnight. Between Tuesday and Wednesday mornings Baytown police logged 25 offense reports and investigations.
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North Main
North Alexander
Baytown Police
Baytown Police Beat Summary Highlights Local Incidents
The report lists one assault, two burglaries of buildings, one motor vehicle burglary, a criminal mischief case, two forgeries, two thefts, and 11 miscellaneous cases. Officers arrested five people from other jurisdictions and answered nine traffic accidents with no reported injuries. Crimestoppers offers cash rewards for felony information. Call (281) 427 TIPS.
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Baytown
City of Baytown
Crimestoppers
Texas DOT faces possible denial over stimulus project eligibility
US Rep James Oberstar warned that federal approval hinges on prioritizing projects in economically distressed areas as required by the stimulus act. TxDOT says plans already meet the rule, while officials await FHA review as Texas prepares to allocate about $2.25 billion in transportation funding from the package.
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Austin
Texas Department of Transportation
Amadeo Saenz
James Oberstar
Minnesota
Congressional Committee On Transportation and Infrastructure
Txdot
Chris Lippincott
State Transportation Department
Jim Dunnam
House Committee On
Dunnam
Oberstar
Federal Highway Administration
Lippincott
Department
Obama
Texas
City sanitarian license dispute unsettles Barton claim
Barton stopped city work for health reasons, saying concerns over licensing. Lester admits late renewal of sanitarian license. state lists it expired but renewal filed Feb 13. City manager Brumback says department will refute Barton concerns. Barton files complaint with the Texas Department of State Health Services which is reviewing the matter.
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Barton
Garry Brumback
Lester
Department
Texas Department of State Health Services
Brumback
Baytown adopts Best Practices program for Texas law enforcement
Baytown Police Department will pursue the Best Practices for Texas Law Enforcement Recognition Program, replacing CALEA efforts. The four year status requires annual reports and two performance standards, with 101 to 200 officers costing about $1000 yearly. Captain David Alford and Chief Keith Daugherty promote enhanced street policing and citizen rights protection.
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Baytown
David Alford
Department
Keith Daugherty
Gary Brumback
Daugherty
Byron Jones
Texas
CALEA
Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation
Rebecca Luckey
Police Department
Capt
Alford
Community Service Bureau
Keaton Smith Celebrates 10th Birthday On March 5 2009
Keaton Smith turns ten today March 5 2009 son of David Edward Smith and Donielle Wied grandson of Hazel Smith and Gene Wied. He is in fourth grade an excellent student and loved for his humor care and smart nature. He enjoys Xbox 360 Yu-Gi-Oh Bakugan and basketball especially beating his dad at horse.
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Keaton Smith
David Edward Smith
Donielle Wied
Hazel Smith
Gene Wied
Keaton
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Mac Johnson Roofing, Inc. Commercial & Residential
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Distributed Energy Company
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