Police recommend renewal of two handicap parking signs; Board of Works approves
April 17, 2026 | Richmond City, Wayne County, Indiana
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Austin Lips of the Richmond Police Department told the Board of Works that officers personally visited 304 and 306 Northwest East Street and found both sites meet the requirements for handicap parking signage. "The Richmond Police Department has personally visited each site, and they both meet their requirements, and we recommend renewal," Lips said.
After the recommendation the Chair asked for a motion; board members moved, seconded and approved the renewals by voice vote. The transcript records no public opposition and no additional conditions attached to the renewals.
The renewals will be processed through the city’s routine permitting and maintenance channels as part of street department operations.
After the recommendation the Chair asked for a motion; board members moved, seconded and approved the renewals by voice vote. The transcript records no public opposition and no additional conditions attached to the renewals.
The renewals will be processed through the city’s routine permitting and maintenance channels as part of street department operations.
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