Why would the Village have to pay more to treat our sewage when we pay for all our own infrastructure and Kenosha doesn't? We should pay less to treat our sewage than any Kenosha resident since Kenosha residents bills include infrastructure. We also pay more for water too. Questionable at best.
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See Tuesday Kenosha News article too.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
From Kenosha News--More reports of recent possible child enticement attempts surface
PLEASANT PRAIRIE — Two more reports of attempted child enticement in the village surfaced Tuesday, according to Police Chief Brian Wagner.
They came to light after the Kenosha News published a police report that three men reportedly attempted to lure a 6-year-old boy into a gold, older-model car by offering him candy at 3:50 p.m. Monday in the 12200 block of 36th Avenue.
Wagner said witnesses, prompted by the article, reported similar incidents Monday involving a 6-year-old girl near the 3500 block of 116th Street and a different 6-year-old girl about a block away in the 3500 block of 115th Street.
One girl said the men asked her to help find a puppy, while the other girl said one subject “used bad words” in attempting to lure her into the car, police said Tuesday.
In each case, witnesses described three white males, including one with spiked hair, riding in four-door sedan, possibly bearing Illinois license plates.
Kenosha Police are also investigating child enticement complaints made in early February and late March similar to the Pleasant Prairie reports.
Kenosha Police Sgt. Hugh Rafferty said Tuesday a Feb. 1 incident near 33rd Avenue and 60th Street involved a tan four-door sedan and a male white suspect with brown curly hair in his 20s or 30s.
A Feb. 22 incident near 60th Street and 22nd Avenue involved a gold four-door sedan and a male white suspect in his 20s with what was described as a gelled back, Mohawk-style haircut, according to Rafferty.
Police are cautioning residents to be watchful of children when they are outdoors, particularly during times when they may be walking to or from school or school bus stops.
Anyone with information related to these or similar incidents is asked to contact the Pleasant Prairie Police Department at 262-694-7353 or Kenosha Area Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333.
They came to light after the Kenosha News published a police report that three men reportedly attempted to lure a 6-year-old boy into a gold, older-model car by offering him candy at 3:50 p.m. Monday in the 12200 block of 36th Avenue.
Wagner said witnesses, prompted by the article, reported similar incidents Monday involving a 6-year-old girl near the 3500 block of 116th Street and a different 6-year-old girl about a block away in the 3500 block of 115th Street.
One girl said the men asked her to help find a puppy, while the other girl said one subject “used bad words” in attempting to lure her into the car, police said Tuesday.
In each case, witnesses described three white males, including one with spiked hair, riding in four-door sedan, possibly bearing Illinois license plates.
Kenosha Police are also investigating child enticement complaints made in early February and late March similar to the Pleasant Prairie reports.
Kenosha Police Sgt. Hugh Rafferty said Tuesday a Feb. 1 incident near 33rd Avenue and 60th Street involved a tan four-door sedan and a male white suspect with brown curly hair in his 20s or 30s.
A Feb. 22 incident near 60th Street and 22nd Avenue involved a gold four-door sedan and a male white suspect in his 20s with what was described as a gelled back, Mohawk-style haircut, according to Rafferty.
Police are cautioning residents to be watchful of children when they are outdoors, particularly during times when they may be walking to or from school or school bus stops.
Anyone with information related to these or similar incidents is asked to contact the Pleasant Prairie Police Department at 262-694-7353 or Kenosha Area Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Dysfunctional Salem Town Board
Would be interesting to know why a new person was elected to the Board as Chairwoman yet the controversy continues. What were the residents so unhappy about? Why does current Board members feel so threatened? Kenosha News must be having a field day!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Police Seek Information in Burglaries
Pleasant Prairie Police Department
9/16/2010
Police Seek Information in Burglaries
Pleasant Prairie Police are seeking information related to three burglaries that were reported to have occurred on Wednesday, September 15. Just before 6:00 p.m., police received reports that two vacant homes in the 3000 block of 116th Street had been burglarized. Copper piping had been torn out of the basement of each of the homes and various power tools were taken without the owners’ consent.
A church in the 10900 block of Sheridan Road was also reported to have been burglarized. Miscellaneous musical equipment was taken. Witnesses reported seeing two Hispanic males driving away from the church in a red Dodge Durango. Anyone with information relevant to this matter is asked to contact the Pleasant Prairie Police Department at 262-694-7353 or Kenosha Area Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333.
9/16/2010
Police Seek Information in Burglaries
Pleasant Prairie Police are seeking information related to three burglaries that were reported to have occurred on Wednesday, September 15. Just before 6:00 p.m., police received reports that two vacant homes in the 3000 block of 116th Street had been burglarized. Copper piping had been torn out of the basement of each of the homes and various power tools were taken without the owners’ consent.
A church in the 10900 block of Sheridan Road was also reported to have been burglarized. Miscellaneous musical equipment was taken. Witnesses reported seeing two Hispanic males driving away from the church in a red Dodge Durango. Anyone with information relevant to this matter is asked to contact the Pleasant Prairie Police Department at 262-694-7353 or Kenosha Area Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
FYI--Hope your license plate light is working
Village PPPD pulling over numerous people for non-working license plate lamp, then ticketing them for other offenses. Just had mine repaired recently during a vehicle inspection as I had no idea mine were even burned out. Something to check and give PPPD one less reason to stop you.
click here for an example
click here for an example
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Village Website Still Not Working Properly
The Village of PP website was down for a while and now is stuck in May and before updates. PPPD log still stuck in Aug 3rd for Aug 2nd dates if you have been trying to access. Not sure why but the crack IT people must be still trying to figure it out.
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