Dear Kathleen Hicks, Pro-Tem Mayor & Council Rep.for District 8,
The West Meadowbrook Neighborhood Assoc. A/C & Membership, Eastside Sector Alliance and Neighbors,
Regarding: City View Apartments 2301 Hudson.
The Oakland / Lancaster Urban Village and the Lancaster Corridor revitalization over all is depending upon this area and many others like it along Lancaster to get cleaned up and out.
If the increase in police calls for the month of May (29 ea) at the City View Apartments reflect what we are in for this summer, it's going to be a long one. Its time to hold the investors accountable.
Below (also attached) are the F.W. Police ''call facts'' for the City View Apartments at 2301 Hudson Street. The problem area that I have been working on within (WMNA) my neighborhood association boundaries.
Following are the ''Fort Worth Police Department Call Types and Signals'' from May 2006 to May 2007 there was 119 police involved situations associated with this property.
Now keep in mind, this is a very small apartment complex. only 36 units, assuming there are no vacancies. At the time there are only 33 units leased and 1 is the manager.
They are as follows
1 Minor Accident
1 Hit and run
7 Assaults
2 Burglaries
22 Disturbances
16 Domestic Disturbances
4 Fights
4 Meet Ambulance calls *
3 Meet Complainants *
1 Person with a Weapon
1 Shooting
2 Suspicious Subject/Vehicle
1 Theft
1 Information Broadcast *
27 Investigation *
2 Missing Persons/Runaway
2 Stolen Vehicles
1 Other *
1 Call for Police (no other details)
13 D.E.C.O.R *
1 Shots Fired in Area
4 Hangup/Open Line Calls to 911
1 Kidnapping
1 T (?)
119 Police involvements with this property (avg 10 calls per month)
Now, even if you deduct the 49 calls flagged in red, although these calls still used many, many police hours and tax dollars for police to respond; it reduces the calls to 70. Which totals near 6 calls per month. Still a lot of calls and police hours for a very small complex. Wonder what goes on that doesn't get reported? One should inquire, None of these calls include Code Compliance violations. I am sure that there has been some.
By Mike Phipps
The West Meadowbrook Neighborhood Assoc. A/C & Membership, Eastside Sector Alliance and Neighbors,
Regarding: City View Apartments 2301 Hudson.
The Oakland / Lancaster Urban Village and the Lancaster Corridor revitalization over all is depending upon this area and many others like it along Lancaster to get cleaned up and out.
If the increase in police calls for the month of May (29 ea) at the City View Apartments reflect what we are in for this summer, it's going to be a long one. Its time to hold the investors accountable.
Below (also attached) are the F.W. Police ''call facts'' for the City View Apartments at 2301 Hudson Street. The problem area that I have been working on within (WMNA) my neighborhood association boundaries.
Following are the ''Fort Worth Police Department Call Types and Signals'' from May 2006 to May 2007 there was 119 police involved situations associated with this property.
Now keep in mind, this is a very small apartment complex. only 36 units, assuming there are no vacancies. At the time there are only 33 units leased and 1 is the manager.
They are as follows
1 Minor Accident
1 Hit and run
7 Assaults
2 Burglaries
22 Disturbances
16 Domestic Disturbances
4 Fights
4 Meet Ambulance calls *
3 Meet Complainants *
1 Person with a Weapon
1 Shooting
2 Suspicious Subject/Vehicle
1 Theft
1 Information Broadcast *
27 Investigation *
2 Missing Persons/Runaway
2 Stolen Vehicles
1 Other *
1 Call for Police (no other details)
13 D.E.C.O.R *
1 Shots Fired in Area
4 Hangup/Open Line Calls to 911
1 Kidnapping
1 T (?)
119 Police involvements with this property (avg 10 calls per month)
Now, even if you deduct the 49 calls flagged in red, although these calls still used many, many police hours and tax dollars for police to respond; it reduces the calls to 70. Which totals near 6 calls per month. Still a lot of calls and police hours for a very small complex. Wonder what goes on that doesn't get reported? One should inquire, None of these calls include Code Compliance violations. I am sure that there has been some.
By Mike Phipps