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Cincinnati City Council approves new parking security requirements in lots (opens the original)
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Cincinnati City Council has approved new safety requirements for public parking lots and garages, mandating improved lighting, cameras, or on-site staff to combat car break-ins and firearm thefts. Starting Jan. 1, parking garages will need either an attendant present or cameras at entrances and exits. For parking lots, the requirements depend on whether there is a perimeter. “A parking garage would require either an attendant present or having cameras at the entrances and exits for parking lots.
Cincinnati city council committee discusses parking safety, security changes (opens the original)
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Cincinnati city leaders are considering new security requirements for parking lots and garages to address firearm thefts and improve public safety. The ordinance, which would impact about 200 parking facilities, proposes that operators either keep an attendant on duty during all operating hours or use a monitored camera system. For surface lots choosing cameras, coverage would be required at entrances and exits if the lot has an approved perimeter. Without one, cameras would need to cover the en
Boone County officials considering new rules for electronic bikes, scooters (opens the original)
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As electronic bikes and scooters become more popular, it's not always clear they can be ridden safely and legally. On Thursday, Boone County will become the latest community in our area to consider changing its rules. Communities in both Ohio and Cincinnati have been having discussions on the vehicles, with a whole list of electronic devices being under consideration for regulating, each with different speeds and sizes. Current county rules generally keep e-bikes and scooters off sidewalks and m
Family wants answers after 7-year-old Cincinnati student dies while on bus (opens the original)
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A Cincinnati family is demanding answers after their seven-year-old daughter died while on a school bus on her way home. The girl, 7-year-old Ngone Talla, attended Roselawn Condon School, according to Cincinnati Public Schools. Her family says she was discovered unresponsive in her wheelchair when the bus arrived at their home. The coroner reported that there were no traumatic injuries or signs of harm related to her death. "She became unresponsive in her wheelchair on the bus, but she has exten
2 months after flooding on East Side, Cincinnati City Council to discuss prevention measures (opens the original)
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Wednesday could be a critical day in the push to prevent flooding on Cincinnati's East Side. City council will weigh its next steps two months after water swamped homes and businesses. Floods over the summer caused a mess on the city's east side, leaving a lot of questions unanswered and much cleanup left. It was not a one-time flood event for many of the properties that were damaged. Wednesday's motion is calling for a more flood-resilient Cincinnati. It will ask the administration to report on
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