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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1998
Page
5
Twelve residents with 250 signatures delivered to Mayor Grimes and aldermen urging continued enforcement of the No Trespassing policy in Frederick public housing. They cited improved area quality, safety concerns, and calls to expand Section 8 programs and security funding amid ongoing litigation over alleged trespass law enforcement.
Frederick Police Chief Maj. Ray Raffensberger blasted the press for negative reporting on officers in the line of duty amid a city lawsuit accusing some Frederick officers of unlawfully enforcing no trespassing laws in public housing. He urged media to listen to officers and residents who rely on police, as aldermen and residents seek action against drug dealers and prostitutes near John Hanson public housing. Lt. O'Brien noted a grant for four radios to aid the North End Coalition and a push for a full-time officer to serve the area, while Alderman William Hall urged stricter rule enforcement on housing authority trespass policies.
URS Greiner Inc a Timonium aviation engineering firm will receive 80972 to identify objects obstructing air navigation for expansion at Frederick Municipal Airport Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen approved the plan The work will supplement UBS Greiner analysis and cover cost estimates property owner notifications FAA coordination and environmental permit steps with a seven month completion timeline.
The Railroad Days festival features mural artist Philip Aldinger painting a backdrop for Square Corner Park at Potomac Street and Maple Avenue. A dedication at 10:30 a.m. Saturday will be attended by U S senators and local officials. The mural cost about 6600 dollars, with fund raising ongoing and donations grouped in four levels.
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