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11.12.15
Food For Fines Week - At NCC Libraries December 14th-20th
Food for Fines Week - offers library fee amnesty, helps feed the needy
New Castle County is offering amnesty from up to $25 per person in its first-ever “Food for Fines Week,” running Dec. 14-20 at all county library branches.
As a holiday gift, the county will – for this one week only – forgive up to $25 in fees or fines for any patron who brings his or her library card and asks for amnesty at a county library branch. At the same time, libraries will collect food donations to support of AFSCME Local Union 459 Needy Family Fund’s annual food drive. Donation bins are at all libraries entrance/exits.
“This concept demonstrates the county’s commitment to the community and the caring nature of our staff,” County Executive Thomas P. Gordon said.
“Food for Fines” was suggested by Youth Services Librarian Elisabeth Simmons of the Kirkwood Library after she read of such a program in Maryland. “I knew immediately this would be a positive initiative, especially going into the holiday season,” said Sophia Hanson, general manager of New Castle County’s Department of Community Services.
Amnesty is expected to restore library privileges including internet access for many who were blocked after accumulating fines or fees of $5 or more, she said.
Donations of canned goods and other nonperishables – not past expiration dates -- will expand Local 459’s longtime effort, President John Spence said. “We have been able to help so many families who may have financial hardships,” he said, adding donations at libraries will help provide more holiday meals for more who cannot afford them.
Noting one in eight Delawareans struggles with hunger, County Councilman George Smiley praised “Food for Fines” as “a perfect opportunity to help others while lowering or eliminating library fines.”
For more information, contact Marlene Esposito at (302) 395-5665 or mesposito@nccde.org
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31.10.15
Foxy MISSING Again - Lost Grey Cat
Foxy MISSING Again
Name: Foxy
Light gray tabby with bushy tail and light green eyes
Very friendly
About 6 months old
Foxy is microchipped and has a collar
Last seen Thursday, Oct 30th on East Brookland Avenue
If anyone has any information, please call (302) 998-7651
Thank you,
Karen & Steve
Karen & Steve
9.10.15
NCCP Crime Alert: Four Easy Steps to Prevent Theft of Packages
Crime Alert: Four Easy Steps to
Prevent Theft of Packages
- Opt to require a signature for all package deliveries. Residents should review the delivery options at “check-out” for there is an option to leave specific delivery instructions for the delivery company on where to leave packages.
- Consider sending the package to a family member or trusted neighbor who is home during the day to accept the delivery.
- Use the “pick-up at store” option for merchandise or pick-up packages at a local UPS or FedEx location.
- Sign-up
for e-mail or text message alerts from UPS or FedEx. These alerts will
notify customers of when packages were delivered.
New Castle County Police Department
New Castle County Police issue a crime alert: Theft of Packages
October 9, 2015
The New Castle County Police would like to warn residents about the risk of having packages delivered to an empty home.
The holiday season is right around the corner and many residents have started online shopping to beat the shopping mall rush. Unfortunately, “Package Pirates” are on the look-out for an easy grab.
Last year, the New Castle County Police received a total of 98 complaints regarding the theft of packages. Nearly half of the reports were received in the months of November and December. Recently, there have been reports of suspicious vehicles following delivery trucks. We have a few tips to keep “Package Pirates” and Grinches from taking your packages.
The holiday season is right around the corner and many residents have started online shopping to beat the shopping mall rush. Unfortunately, “Package Pirates” are on the look-out for an easy grab.
Last year, the New Castle County Police received a total of 98 complaints regarding the theft of packages. Nearly half of the reports were received in the months of November and December. Recently, there have been reports of suspicious vehicles following delivery trucks. We have a few tips to keep “Package Pirates” and Grinches from taking your packages.
- Opt to require a signature for all package deliveries. Residents should review the delivery options at “check-out” for there is an option to leave specific delivery instructions for the delivery company on where to leave packages.
- Consider sending the package to a family member or trusted neighbor who is home during the day to accept the delivery.
- Use the “pick-up at store” option for merchandise or pick-up packages at a local UPS or FedEx location.
- Sign-up for e-mail or text message alerts from UPS or FedEx. These alerts will notify customers of when packages were delivered.
6.10.15
"Pastries with Public Safety" will occur on 4 Nov at 6-8 pm. Join us for 🍩🍪🍰 and ☕....oh and conversations with the Director, Chief Setting, Chief Tan ....
"Pastries with Public Safety" will occur on 4 Nov at 6-8 pm. Join us for 🍩🍪🍰 and ☕....oh and conversations with the Director, Chief Setting, Chief Tan ....
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21.9.15
Street Light outage reported to DPL power - 316 Brookland Ave - poll46619/43235
Fixed Next Day 22 Sept 2015
Street Light outage reported at poll 46619/43235
316 Brookland Ave
Centerville RD at Marland Ave - School Crossing Sign Obscured by Tree Limb
20.9.15
Lost Cat - Foxy Found Thanks for your help on this.
Foxy Found
We got a call yesterday from a neighbor on Albany Place, who had seen one of the.. flyers. Foxy had been with him since last Friday, and well taken care of. Annie picked her up last night ....
Thanks for your help on this.
Name: Foxy
Light gray tabby with bushy tail and light green eyes
Very friendly
About 6 months old
Is microchipped and has medical condition
Last seen Thursday, September 17 on East Brookland Avenue
If anyone has any information, please call or email
Thank you, Annie
19.9.15
Fixed 5 Oct - Dowed No Turn One Way Sign Reported to Del DOT - NB Centerville at WB Green Bank
Fixed 5 October 2015
Dowed No Turn One Way Sign Reported to Del DOT -
North Bound Centerville at West Bound Green Bank Road
Concrete Patching Will Require Daytime Single Lane Closures on BoxwoodRoad
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6.8.15
Pothole Fixed 600 block Armstrong Ave at Vermont Ave - Brookland Terrace
Work order #711415 has been created 7/22/15 to address the pothole. Thank you.
DelDOT TMC
1.8.15
Accepting Bids for Snow Plowing
Brookland Terrace Civic Club is accepting bids for snow plowing for the up comming season .
Please sent contracts to
Please sent contracts to
Brookland Terrace Civic Club
200 Hillside Ave
Wilmington Delaware
Wilmington Delaware
19805
302.463.2239
brooklandterrace@gmail.com
If you have any questions feel free to call 302.463.2239
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Pothole 600 block Armstrong Ave at Vermont Ave - Brookland Terrace
Work order #711415 has been created to address the pothole. Thank you.
12.6.15
CLNCC Meeting 6/16/15 7-9 PM - 3601 N. DuPont Highway New Castle, DE 19720 .
CLNCC Meeting 6/16/15 7-9 PM
3601 N. DuPont Highway New Castle, DE 19720 .
Guest Jennifer Cohan
Delaware Secretary of Transportation
3601 N. DuPont Highway New Castle, DE 19720 .
Guest Jennifer Cohan
Delaware Secretary of Transportation
7-9 PM Tuesday 16 June 2015
Civic League For New Castle County Meeting
Paul J. Sweeney Public Safety Building
3601 N. DuPont Highway New Castle, DE 19720
http://www.civicleagueforncc.org president@civicleagueforncc.org
5.6.15
Spring 2015 Newsletter - 9 JUNE 7 PM Civic Club Meeting
Brookland Terrace Civic Club Meeting
7:30 PM Tuesday June 9th 2015
7:30 PM Tuesday June 9th 2015
Marbrook Elementary School - 2101 Centerville Road
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