Public Property Director Flags Health and Safety Concerns
Lori Garcia, director of the Public Property Department, cites buildings with severe health and safety risks and questions hidden conditions behind walls.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2018
Page
1
Lori Garcia, director of the Public Property Department, cites buildings with severe health and safety risks and questions hidden conditions behind walls.
Lorain officials say lead pipes, leaky roofs, rodents and termite damage plague the Public Property Complex at East 35th Street and Broadway. Loose bricks threaten entrances, shattered windows once dropped glass, and a caving salt dome causes salt loss. pooling rainwater worsens deterioration ahead of Monday council committee talks.
Lorain County seminar at First Baptist Church of Elyria teaches church safety and emergency protocols. Detectives Jim Larkin and Heath Tester share guidance and drills used across the county. Attendees from over 80 congregations discuss active shooter and domestic dispute responses.
After the Parkland school massacre 17 people killed several cities in the region began placing first aid kits in public spaces. The kits include a tourniquet chest seal and trauma gauze to stop life threatening bleeding in minutes, officials said. Fire chief Frank Babinec of Coral Springs Parkland Fire described the urgency.
Analysis notes a shift in Trump economic policy from tax cuts and deregulation to protectionist trade barriers and immigration limits. The move unsettles Wall Street and confuses advisors as Mnuchin signals potential tariffs while Kudlow emphasizes talks continuing.
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