LPCCinc Sanitation Area 3 Milwaukee WI 1

1. Photos Of Sanitation In Area 3 Lincoln Park Community Ctr. Inc. Brown fields, Streets and Alleys – Mold & Mildew- CULTURES - (EMPLOYMENT & PRISONER REINTEGRATION) Ruth Varnado – Executive Director 2009 - 2010 Lincoln Park Community Center, Inc .

2. Brown Fields and Sanitation, Rodents, infectious insects, and other Health Concerns Dumping by people who don’t appreciate community pride and health safety.

3. Brown Fields and Sanitation Concerns – 20 th & Hampton Areas of dumping

4. More Brown Fields and Sanitation Problems, Parasites, Lice, Fleas,Tickes and Scabies. Curb side pick-ups Curb side Leaves, Debris and Other unsightly Garbage Discarded trash

5. Sanitation Problems In Alleys Littered alleys, dumping of trash and many other items H E A L T H P R 0 B L E M S

6. Sanitation Problems In Alleys Un-kept areas causes neighborhoods to appear to be left in perils and unattended

7. Sanitation Concerns and Property Neglect Property neglect, garage neglect and lawn neglect Residents non-appreciation of community

8. Abandoned Autos Concerns With Hidden Criminal Activity Abandon autos have many hidden community problems (i. e) drugs, stolen property, drug stashes and other criminal elements

9. More Abandoned Auto - Concerns With Hidden Criminal Activity Community white elephants, destruction of community pride, places where youth can commit crime and safety issues

10. Prisoner Reintegration Program Employment Unemployment and Business Development (Mrs. Woods) How to reduce unemployment in the Lincoln Park Community and connect area residents to high wage jobs? GOAL : Continue existing programs, Job Find, Economic Development. Family Support Services (Foster Care- Ms. Woods) How to provide support services to single heads-of-households (male or female), parents that have bad experiences with a family ember, parents whom do not embrace caring for their children, and other problematic incidents which causes a halt in how to help meet basic and other needs? GOAL: Expand support services to youth and motivate, energize, correct and restore respect, love and caring. Networking (Mrs. Ruth Varnado) How to modify the system to efficiently and effectively administer services and bring about a change. GOAL Develop a holistic approach to addressing neighborhood problems. Lincoln Park Community Center, Inc (LPCC) Prisoner Reintegration Program has been in existence since 1992. The program is designed as a vehicle to provide technical assistance and programmatic supportive service to minorities and other incarcerated and released inmates to readjust to the responsibilities and requirements of living in the Milwaukee Community and beyond.

11. Property Neglect Board-ups are unsightly, unproductive, places for criminal activities, and reduces property values

12. Property Neglect Property maintenance is critical and a value to community and residents

13. Mold & Mildew Unknown Cultures Found in City of Milwaukee By: Lincoln Park Community Center, Inc. Researched by Florida Center on Mold and Mildew

14. Mold and Mildew Cultures These cultures are found in Milwaukee WI and are yet to be identified. However, they were found to have dangerous spores and active contaminates. Research by Florida Center on Mold and Mildew

15. Unidentified Mold Spores Contaminates Cultures Found in Milwaukee Wisconsin – Research by Florida Center on Mold and Mildew

16. Mold and Mildew unidentified Spores and home Intrusion of Mold and Mildew Basement flooding intrusion

17. Abandoned Buildings With Mold & Mildew and Active Spores And Other Dangerous Activities coupled with dangerous building structure Abandon building with active spores, mold, mildew and other dangerous active Contaminates infecting a large community spreading diseases and health hazards

18. Abandoned Buildings and Sanitation Health hazards, Safety hazards and open places for criminal acts A safety and health problem being violated which poses a recognized hazard likely to cause serious physical harm or death

19. Abandoned Buildings and Sanitation Abandoned buildings with mold and mildew should be inspected Dangerous Building structure

20. Abandoned Building and Sanitation – enclosure possible H1N1 culture Community eye-sores is created by non-inspection left unattended

21. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion Erosion do cause building decay A safety and health problem being violated which poses a recognized hazard likely to cause serious physical harm or death

22. Abandoned Buildings and Water Intrusion Causes: Mold & Mildew, Coupled With Many Infectious Diseases, Rodents and Roaches.

23. Abandoned Buildings and Water Intrusion Mosquitoes carry many diseases, and flood waters creates ideal conditions

24. Abandoned Buildings and Water Intrusion Stagnated water from floods will create many un met needs

25. Abandoned Buildings and Water Intrusion Unmet need

26. Abandoned Buildings and Water Intrusion Health hazard un met need

27. Water Intrusion In Numerous Residents/Stakeholders Homes U N MET N E E D S

28. Water Intrusion Infectious Waters

29. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation

30. Water Intrusion and Sanitation Also un-know Abandoned Cultures . Open cultures found could have flu, dangerous contaminates and H1N1 cultures

31. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation

32. Water Intrusion By: LPCC. INC. FLOODING

33. Flooding Debris left after flooding

34. Water Intrusion

35. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation

36. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation Fungi growth on plants and trash

37. Sanitation Dumping

38. Sanitation Dumping

39. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus) Molds digest organic material, eventually destroying the material they grow on, and then spread to destroy adjacent organic material.

40. Abandoned Buildings and Sanitation Serious health problems have been associated with Stachybotrys atra, a highly toxic mold.

41. Abandoned Buildings and Sanitation Sewerage backup in areas

42. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation Molds grow on wood products, ceiling tile, cardboard, wallpaper, Molds grow on wood products, ceiling tiles, cardboard, wallpaper, carpets, drywall, fabric, plants, foods, insulation, decaying leaves and other organic materials.

43. Abandoned Buildings, Water Intrusion and Sanitation Flood damaged buildings Molds are fungi – simple microscopic organism that thrive anywhere there is a moist environment, Mildew is a fungi that grows on plants

44. Abandoned Buildings and Sanitation Mold growths, or colonies, can start to grow on damp surface within 24 to 48 hours. They reproduce by spores-tiny, lightweight “seeds” that travel through the air.

45. Abandoned Buildings and Sanitation Unattended trash can create many health concerns

46. Water Intrusion and Sanitation Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus)

47. Water Intrusion Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus) and Swine Flu: ?

48. Water Intrusion Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus)

49. Sanitation and Water Intrusion Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus) Mosquitoes safe haven

50. Sanitation and Water Intrusion Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus) Businesses with no regard for health concerns are dangerous to the community.

51. Sanitation and Water Intrusion Can Lead To Problems With Mosquitoes (West Nile Virus) Mold and mildew will continue to grow until steps are taken to eliminate the source of moisture and effectively deal with the mold problem.