POLICE DEPARTMENT
To All,
On behalf of the Englewood Police Department I hope youand your family had an enjoyable summer. As the new school year begins, Iwould like to take this opportunity to remind you of the importance of safe driving especially around our schools. All motorists should be mindful of the increasedpedestrian activity andthe importance of stopping for pedestrians at intersections. We would ask you to remindyour children how important itis that they walkon the sidewalk, thatthey cross only at marked intersections and that they cross only“ on the green and not in between” atintersection controlled by a traffic light. But, most importantly, that they follow the directions of their crossingguards.
Here are also afew happy reminders to help:
You might want to leave earlier to drop your child off at school due to the increase of cars on the roadway.
You might want to leave for work earlier due to the increase of cars on theroadway.
You might want to leave for work earlier due to frequent school bus stops.
Be prepared to stop when you seeabus in
front of you. Watch for flashing signals, which indicate reduced speeds due to the school day. Watch for kids waiting at bus stops. Andplease be mindful and respectful of the crossing guards. They are out there, rain or shine, in the hot or the cold to help ensure your child( children) arrive at both school and home safely.
Sincerely, Sergeant Robert M. Zimmerman O. I. C. Englewood Police Department Traffic Bureau
Health Department, Public Library partner with ARC Blood Services forsuccessful blood drive
Everytwo minutes, someone in the U. S. needs blood. Each August, blood donations decline due to fewer blood drives, school closings andpotential donors being on vacation. Asaresult, the American RedCross( ARC) experienced critical blood shortages.
In responsetothe shortage, the Englewood Health Department andPublic Librarypartnered with the ARC Blood Services to host ablooddriveonTuesday, Aug. 8, at theLibrary. Therewere35donorsregisteredand 25 successful pintscollected. This means that75lives will be positively impactedorsaved by the drive. Itwas a very successful blood drivethatcontributedtothe emergencyrequest forblood.
Thegoal of the ARCistohavebloodavailable before it is needed. Afterblood is donated, it is processed, tested, stored and then distributed to hospitals. Thereis always aneed fordonations so hospitalscan restock supplies andsavelives. Blooddonorscan giveblood every56daysifeligible.
Donatingbloodisavery positiveexperiencefor many, both thedonor and recipient. Thankstoall thedonors forhelping save lives and improve health.
To learn moreabout hostingablood drive, donating or eligibility, visit ARCatredcross. org / give-blood.
Attention: Next quarterly due date for property taxes is Nov. 1
The next quarterly due date for property taxes is Nov. 1. The final tax bills will be mailed in September.
The bill will have the November 2017, February 2018 and May 2018 quarterly amounts due.
For your convenience, the Tax Collector’ s
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Office will extend its hours to 8 p. m. on Nov. 6.
As always, the last day to pay toavoid interest charges is the 10th of the month.
Please remember if you would like a receipt for your tax payment the entire tax bill must be submitted at the time of payment or
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your cancel check will be your receipt.
Also, the City of Englewood will be having the annual Tax Sale on Dec. 21.
Any delinquencies after Nov. 11, may be subject to the Tax Sale process.
Contact the Tax Collector at 201-871-6607 or jdemaio @ cityofenglewood. org.
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