Look at the new board games the library will have available soon for checkout! Lots of kid-friendly games for family fun time! You can put a hold on these games in the Library Online Catalog or the Missouri Evergreen App.
Day Shift Summary 07/12/2024
Homeless activity on Phoenix Center Drive. Subjects had left prior to our arrival.
Assist EMS on Wenona Court.
Found property on Tiemann Drive. Keys were turned in and later returned to the owner.
Hazards were removed from the roadway on Highway 100 near High Street.
Homeless activity, checked on a male subject lying in the grass in the 5800 block of Highway 100. Subject was fine.
Derelict vehicle was tagged in the 600 block of Cedar Street.
Subject arrested on an outstanding UPD warrant. Subject stopped for speed and arrested for various traffic violations and outstanding warrants. Subject taken into protective custody due to excessive alcohol consumption. Subject arrested for trespassing and various drug related offenses. Animal locked in vehicle. Suspicious vehicles/persons. Stalled motorist assisted on HWY A/Chamber Drive. Funeral escort. Private property crash investigation. Multiple peace disturbance investigations.
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A subject was arrested in the 500 Block of E 5th Street for DWI
A subject arrested on an outstanding warrant in the 100 block of West Front Street
Check the well-being call in the 2000 block of Eckelkamp Court. Everything was fine.
ARRESTS DO NOT IMPLY GUILT
Stealing report taken in the 2000 Block of East 5th Street. Walk in lobby report of fraudulent use of a credit card. Stealing report taken near Westlink Drive and West Main Street. A local business reported an attempted fraudulent transaction. Subject trespassed from a local business. 2 dogs located and returned to owners. Suspicious persons and vehicles checked on. Assisted an outside agency with contacting a subject regarding a case they were working. Civil matter regarding Facebook posts was resolved. Code enforcement activities. Follow ups conducted on previous reports. Report writing and traffic enforcement activities. A broken down motorist was assisted. VIN verification conducted for a local business.
The City of Washington, Missouri is accepting bids for the 2024 Washington Regional Airport - Farm Lease.
Updated funeral information for Assistant Chief Matt Tobben. We also extend our deepest sympathy to the Affton Fire Protection District on the loss of Captain Jim Cova.
The Rotary Riverfront Trails are one of the most visited spots in our Parks Department as it is accessible to all. The nearly 4-mile trail is fully paved and ADA Accessible with great views of the Missouri River along the way. These features, and the upcoming trail connection in Riverfront Park, make the riverfront trails #WhereYouBelong.
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Shift Summary - Nights 7/9/24
A male was taken into protective custody in the 400 block of Locust St.
Trespassing was reported in the area of Simmonds Ave.
A motor vehicle crash occurred in the area of Hwy 100 and Hwy A.
A check the well being was conducted in the 200 block of Fair St.
ARRESTS DO NOT IMPLY GUILT
When washing your car in the street or your driveway, an average of 120 gallons of soap and grease filled water goes down the storm drain and into our creeks and rivers. Using a bucket and dumping the dirty water in the sink will not only save on water usage but will help keep our water clean.
#SWPPP #washmo #waterwisewednesday #onlyraindownthedrain
Thank you to our fabulous families for joining us on a beautiful morning at the Riverfront Park. Serengeti Steve entertained while he educated about snakes, alligators, spiders, scorpions, and other reptiles. (He may have picked on a Mom or two in the process.) We had a great time and hope you did too!
The Friends of the Library gifted us this beautiful Cover One Machine that helps us fix broken bindings. Heavy, more expensive books often break early, like this well-used Minecraft Book. We've saved over 50 books since we got this machine in June. Thank you to the Friends!
This is a reminder that tomorrow's 10 a.m. Reptile Experience will be at Rennick Riverfront Park. Picnic benches are available for seating, but you may want to bring your own comfortable lawn chairs. See you in the morning!
The Agnes Nolting Aquatic Center is CLOSED today, July 9.
The South Point Bark Park will be OPEN the rest of the week and sodding will be moved to next week.
Open (7/9 - 7-14)
Closed (7/15 - 7/19)
Shift Summary - Nights 7/8/24
A female was arrested at Police HQ on a fugitive warrant.
A crisis intervention report was completed in the area of the Washington Bridge.
A civil stand by was conducted in the area of Sir Williams Ct.
A male was arrested on fugitive warrants in the area of Norwood Ct.
A female was arrested on a fugitive warrant in the area of 4th St. and Market St.
A check the well being was conducted in the area of Southwinds.
Assisted EMS with a sick case in the 1100 block of E. 8th St.
A check the well being was conducted in the area of One Hundred West Apts.
Suspicious activity was reported in the area of Jasper Ln.
ARRESTS DO NOT IMPLY GUILT
Day Shift Summary 07/09/2024
Assisted EMS on A. Roy Drive. Subject was left in care of EMS.
Minor injury traffic crash on Highway 47 at Highway 100.
Assisted WFD with a fire alarm on Blue Jay Drive. Accidental due to construction.
Homeless activity in the 400 block of Lafayette Street. Subject was later contacted again and was found to be intoxicated. She was taken into custody.
Non-injury private property crash on Washington Square.
Property damage in the 500 block of East 14th Street.
Subject was contacted 1700 block of East 5th Street that had made suicidal statements. Subject was transported to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.
Alarm on Pauwels Drive. Accidental.
Assisted a motorist on A. Roy Drive.
The Agnes Nolting Aquatic Center is CLOSED for the rest of the day - July 8.
Swim lessons are STILL ON at there regularly scheduled time of 6:45 p.m.
Today in #ParksandRecMonth we are focusing on the inclusivity within our parks system. One of our most popular accomplishments was the installation of the All Abilities Playground located in Hillermann Park. The playground opened in 2012 and has been our most popular playground ever since. It is designed to allow any cognitive or physical ability be able to use and enjoy the playground. Giving everyone the opportunity to play and enjoy the park is just one of the ways Washington Parks and Recreation is #WhereYouBelong.
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