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JAMES R. WILSON CITY HALL STATE OF I1 50705
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~ • r monthly meeting of Safety Committee held November
:.'.�:�•;: 20, 1969, 4: 30 P.M. , Ken Stultz presiding.
Present: K. Stultz, R. Price, J. Wallish & J. Clover.
Ex Officio: C. Rogers & A. Blomberg.
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Yie :_ • • • sign on cross streets on West 3rd.
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next meeting.
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J. Wallish work on safe winter driving publicity.
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R. Price - Fire arms safety and proper gun usage p
publicity.
* K. Stultz - Falls, slips & improper lifting public-
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The monthly mee ng of the Safety Committee Jas held Sept. 18, 1969,
4:30 p.m. Chairman Ken Stultz presided. Absent were; Mr. Wallish, Mrs.
Byrd, Mr. Hahn. The minutes were read and approved.
The following reports were given:
Mr. Willadsen - Interview with By Gsoden on Sound-Off. Mr. Clover was
unable to go, so Mrs. Sadd went in his place.
Mr. Stultz - Spot announcements are being well handled by K X L,
but he feels we are not -making as much head was with
news media as was intended. He suggested we write our
own spot announcements and use the Courier on a weekly
basis.
Mr. Price - Question-naires are still coming in and he will report
more at the next meeting. He handed condensed copies of
the ones we have received so far.
The committee deceided to send a resolution pertaining to sidewalks
to the City Council. It would require all new construction to put
in sidewalks and all existing property would have to add side-
walks within a three year period. Mr. Stultz will contact Ed Galla ;er
to help draw up this resolution.
Mr. Stultz will make a personal call on Marvin Olds, to tald about
the possibility of Mr. Olds being chairman of the sidewalk sub-
committee.
Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 5 - 11. Mr. Fortune of the Fire Dept.
says everything is ready and our committee will cooperate if we are
needed.
Driver Education classes have contacted the committee and Mr.
Stultz will visit the classes to explain the function of the committee.
1968 accident reports were handed out by Mr. Willadsen. He also
reported on the florescent school signs. When the 3M representative
is in town, Jim Willson will call Mr. Willadsen so they can discuss
this project.
Bicycle safety ideas were discussed for a possible safety check
to be held next spring.
It was deceided to put florescent tape on the crosswalk on 4th St.
during the September Pedestrian - Crosswalk campaign.
The next meeting will be Oct. 23, 1969, 4:30 p.m.
Meeting adjourned 5:45 p.m.
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Secretary
August 12 , 1969
To : Organizations , Associations , Clubs , Business and. Others
The City of Waterloo now has a "Waterloo Safety Committee" .
This committee had its first formal meeting on July 29 , 1969 ,
in the Mayor' s Conference Room with all nine memberof the
committee present.
Out of this meeting came the first priority; to find what
groups are sponsoring what Safety Programs as well as those
groups planning Safety Programs in the near future . Having
this information will help us coordinate these programs as
well as to assist you however and wherever possible.
We would appreciate your organization answering the three
4$j._following questions :
1 . Does your organization now have a Safety Program?
If so , please indicate what phase or area.
(auto , school , swimming, boating, or others)
2 . If you are in the planning stage for a Safety
Program, please indicate whatp6ase of safety.
3 . If you do not have a program, would you he
interested in participating in the Safety
Program and if so , what phase?
Please send your r soon as possible to the Waterloo
Safety Committe6 y Hall , Waterloo , Iowa. 50703 .
Sincerely,
K. J. Stultz , Chairman
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The first meet,ig of the Waterloo Safety ,mittee was held
July 29, 1969, 4:00 p.m. , in the Mayorts Conference Room. Mayor
Turner, Jim ":Jilson, and all regular members were present.
The following officers were selected to serve a one year term:
Chairman - Mr. Kenneth Stultz
Vice-Chairman - Mr. I. J. Willadsen
Secretary - Mrs. G. E. Sadd
The purrose of the Safety cohunittee Will be : To evaluate the
overall sa2cty program in the coin iunity.
The function of the Safety conriitteo will b:) : a. to listen to
_.'; reports ; b. ; O _nal:e is i;o t;_lo City Council;
c. to plan calendar of safety ca i aignes arpropriate to each
season; d. to hold open hearings to allow citizens the op 'ortunity
to present safety problems to the committee for study.
The following areas of study were suggested: gun, school, bicycle,
auto, boat, pedestrian, motorcycle, railroad, home, industry, swimming
and swimming pools, animals, consumer goods, and civil disorders.
A question-naire will be sent by the Mayors office to all groups
listed by the Chamber of Commerce. The question-naire will request
information about the existing safety programs and activities
sponsored by the groups.
Mr. Willadsen will prepare an accident table from the records at
John Deeres.
Based on the results of the question-naire and accident table,
Sub=committees will be formed in priority areas. The Sub-committee
chairman will represent the Sub-committee and will submit their
report,in writing,to the Safety committee.
A "Back to School - Drive Safely" campaign was planned with the
following assignments.
Jim Wilson - contact AAA about bumper stickers and the Courier about
inserting them into the newspaper. Also check the
possibility of safety lanes with the Jr. Police handing
out stickers.
Mr. Stulta —contact Courier about one page safety ad.
Mr. Button - contact radio and TV stations about spot announcements.
Date for this campaign will be the last week of August.
Mr. Wallish moved, the regular meetings of the Safety committee
be on the last Thursday of each month at Li.: 30 p.m.
The next meeting will be Aug. 28, 1969.
Meeting adjourned, 5:15 p.m.
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C /Dy Secretary
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TheWaterloo Safety C -iittee met August 25, 19 pn in the
:.- ass' Cc zfer rce roam. Chairman Kenneth Stultz pJresided.
The n1n utes were re c.d and approved. :']ach month, copies of the miruto s
.ill be nailed to each member by Jim Wilson.
It was re:carted that John Wallish and Kenneth Stultz net to compile
tale question-naire and that approximately 200 were mailed to area claL s.
r .1relies have been received and these were turned over to Ir. .. :. -e
so he could condense the information and report to the cc-a;-ittee °r
-tultz reported that the gaol: to School safety pro-rase is r
unnor stickers will be given to each child to take home from. sclzccl. !
will obtain permission from Dr. Tohl and notify Jim Wilson.
St ltz net with Ted Stevens of the Courier and explained the
purpose of the comriittee. The Courier agreed to give a one quarter
o: ce a week or a- half page twice a month or a full page once a month
a combination. They will take pictures and do the lay-out.
Warren Mead of K el W L and Al Laval of K X E L were also
?hey both a..reed to support the committees ew"crts. XXEL ..
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.. 1. • C.ia-Car c-_ .d h'. 'illadson vollii.•5e red to -o.
1., "i; : with By.
r. Willadsen reported that Moline, Ill. , has a Safe--; ecrrxittee
sponsored by the Chamber of Cormerce. It was agreed to write Moline for
information concerning their florescent school sign. project.
Copies of the off the job accident report that Mr. Willadsenr ,
-..re given._ to each member. These figures represent a 10 cross sect -:..
he community and are only for Deere employees, not their families.
Calendar of promotion is as follows:
September: Pedestrian - Cross Walks
Mr. Price sug 'ested we use florescent paint on cross walks. This will
be referred to Captain Parker for his opinion.
October: Fire Prevention & Home Safety
We will use the present materials and cooperate with the Fire do Cartr.1e i-
d:1ring Fire Prevention Week. Mrs. Sadd will check on the _czsibilw4--
od Cross conducting a 3 aby-sitting course -at 11c,"
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Last v o.r otobei and first of :ovenber: Fire e Arno Sal uy
.7c:-c l20r: Improper Lifting; Palls & Slios
Dc- ,-:tor: ':• 1=14er driving; Electrical u:3.1-o tayj Christmas tma,.. :. e7 fire
Date af next meeting: E eptember 18, 1969, 4:3C p.m-
Mr. -Tallish moved we ad; ourn. Meeting adiournd 5:11. .ri.
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The Waterloo Safetylcpmittee met August 26, 196 4:3O pm in the
Mayors ? Conference room,, .Lairman Kenneth Stultz prei._ded.
The minutes were read and approved. Each month, copies of the minutes
will be mailed to each member by Jim Wilson.
It was reported that John Wallish and Kenneth Stultz met to compile
the question-naire and that approximately 200 were mailed to area clubs.
Several replies have been received and these were turned over to Mr. Price
so he could condense the information and report to the committee in Sept.
Mr. Stultz reported that the Back to School safety program is ready.
Bumper stickers will be given to each child to take home from school.
Mr. Clover will obtain permission from Dr. Hohl and notify Jim Wilson.
Mr. Stultz met with Ted Stevens of the Courier and explained the
purpose of the committee. The Courier agreed to give a one quarter page
once a week or a half page twice a month or a full page once a month or
a combination. They will take pictures and do the lay-out.
Warren Mead of K W W L and Al Laval of K X E L were also contacted.
They both agreed to support the committees efforts. K X E L su-gested
the conrai tree ,lend repr senta.t _ves tc a ne^r on 3y Gosdens1 Sound-;)Off
program. Mr. Clover and Mr. Willadsen volunteered to go. They will
arrange the date with By.
Mr. Willadsen reported that Moline, Ill., has a Safety committee
sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. It was agreed to write Moline for
information concerning their florescent school sign project.
Copies of the off the job accident report that Mr. Willadsen presented
were given to each member. These figures represent a 10* cross section of
the community and are only for Deere employees, not their families.
Calendar of promotion is as follows:
September: Pedestrian - Cross Walks
Mr. Price suggested we use florescent paint on cross walks. This will
be referred to Captain Parker for his opinion.
October: Fire Prevention & Home Safety
We will use the present materials and cooperate with the Fire department
during Fire Prevention Week. Mrs. Sadd will check on the possibility
of the Red Cross conducting a B aby-sitting course that month.
Last of October and first of November: Fire Arms Safety
November: Improper Lifting; Falls & Slips
December: Winter driving; Electrical Safety; Christmas tree fire prevention
Date of next meeting: September 18, 1969, 4:30 p.m.
Mr. Wallish moved we ad; ourn. Meeting adjourned 5:45 p.m.
The first meeti.N. of the Waterloo Safety Committee was held
July 29, 1969, 4:00 ).m. , in the Mayor's Confer -ice Room. Mayor
Turner, Jim Wilson, and all regular members were present.
The following officers were selected to serve a one year term:
Chairman - Mr. Kenneth Stultz
Vice-Chairman - Er. S. J. Willadsen
Secretary - Mrs. G. E. Sadd
The purpose of the Safety committee gill be : To evaluate the
overall safety program in the corneuntty.
The function of the Safety committee will be: a. to listen to
Sub-co°U it to:' reports; b. to make recomendations to the City Council;
c. to plan a calendar of safety caxnpaignes appropriate to each
season; d. to hold open hearings to allow citizens the op?iortunity
to present safety problems to the committee for study.
The following areas of study were suggested: gun, school, bicycle,
auto, boat, pedestrian, motorcycle, railroad, home, industry, swimming
and swimming pools, animals, consumer goods, and civil disorders.
A question-naire will be sent by the Mayors office to all groups
listed by the Chamber of Commerce. The question-naire will request
information about the existing safety programs and activities
sponsored by the groups.
Mr. Willadsen will prepare an accident table from the records at
John Deeres.
Based on the results of the question-naire and accident table,
Sub-committees will be formed in priority areas. The Sub-committee
chairman will represent the Sub-committee and will submit their
report,in writing,to the Safety committee.
A "Back to School - Drive Safely" campaign was planned with the
following assignments.
Jim Wilson - contact AAA about bumper stickers and the Courier about
inserting them into the newspaper. Also check the
possibility of safety lanes with the Jr. Police handing
out stickers.
Mr. Stulta - contact Courier about one page safety ad.
Mr. Button - contact radio and TV stations about spot announcements.
Date for this campaign will be the last week of August.
Mr. Wallish moved, the regular meetings of the Safety committee
be on the last Thursday of each month at 4: 30 p.m.
The next meeting will be Aug. 28, 1969.
Meeting adjourned, 5:15 p.m.
)24,cee,L,
C /cy Secretary
The first meeting of the Waterloo Safety Committee was held July 29,
1969, at 4:00 p.m. in the Mayor's Conference Room. Mayor Turner, Jim
Wilson, and all regular members were present. The following officers were
selected to serve a one-year term: Chairman Mr. Kenneth Stultz, Vice-
Chairman Mr. I. J. Willadsen, and Secretary Mrs. G. E. Sadd.
The purpose of the Safety Committee is to evaluate the overall safety
program in the community. The function of the Safety Committee will be
(a) to write the subcommittee reports; (b) make recommendations to the
Safety Council; (c) plan a calendar of safety campaigns appropriate to
each season; and (d) hold open hearings to allow citizens the opportunity
to present safety problems to the Committee for study.
It was suggested the following areas could be established as sub-
committees: Gun, School, Automobile, Bicycle, Swimming and Swimming Pools,
Home, Industry, Boat, Pedestrain, Motorcycle, Railroad, Civil Disorders,
Consumer Goods, and Drug Abuse and Alcohol.
Questionnaires are being sent to all groups in Waterloo in order to
find out what type of safety programs and organizations are already being
conducted in our community. Based on this information, the safety subcom-
mitteeS will be formed. Anyone interested in serving on the subcommittees
is welcome. (?)
A Back-to-School promotional program was presented and will be initiated
the last week of August.
SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1979
4: 30 P .M.
SMALL CONFERENCE ROOM - 2ND FLOOR
CITY HALL, WATERLOO, IOWA
AGENDA
Roll Call .
Minutes of previous meeting approved.
Oral presentations .
New Business .
Adjournment .
Katherine Gibbs ,
Secretary
Russell Burt,
Chairman