Images of Pomona: August 2020

Join us for the Southwest Area Commander meeting via ZOOM on Thursday, August 27th at 4:30pm. Meet your new Area Commander, Lt. Ryan Rodriguez and enjoy a presentation from our Detective Bureau.

ID: 889 4420 2680
Passcode: 745762

INCIDENT: Car Seat Safety Check

DATE/TIME: August 29, 2020 7am to 2pm

LOCATION: Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center

UNIT: Traffic Services

Pomona Police Officers from the Traffic Services Bureau and technicians from Safety Belt Safe USA will be conducting a car safety seat event at the Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center on Saturday August 29, 2020, from 7am-2pm.

Our officers and technicians will inspect seats for proper fit, damage and recall information. Training and information is provided to parents and guardians on properly using and installing car seats.

This is a no cost, limited capacity event.

Please call to set up an appointment for your inspection.

If you are interested in having your car safety seat inspected and installed, please contact the Pomona Police Traffic Services Bureau at 909-620-3624.

For additional car seat safety information please visit www.carseat.org

Funding for this program is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Prepared by: Traffic Services Bureau

Pomona Police Department

Don't forget to fill out your census form, Thank you.

Yeah but I still ride my back, good for the heart. But I have a friend who also has an old car and he has it used in the movies when he can, for some extra cash. well that's what I hope to also so with my 1962 ford F 100 uni truck.

Well I was told thee artiest have been coming by and picking up their art work.

Well we here would like to thank all the artiest who participated in this here great event, thank you again.

Until next time Ptown, take care and take care of those ones you love.

I took some clippings from plants that I already had growing. And as you can see, they are doing fine near the window. And I painted it brown also, the other long piece, I don't remember what I did with that.

The other day while I was doing a drive by in downtown (not that kind). I notice a painting was missing, I was thinking this this doesn't become a habit, in taking paintings.

So then today on another drive by (again not that kind) another painting was missing. Hmm I'm thinking the artiest is allowed to take his or hers home. I hope so, I myself would like to see them around for maybe a little bit longer if possible.

OK this is Ren, hold on, OK just had to check my name tag on my shirt to make sure. Like always, you take care, and you take care of those ones you love, thank you, thank you very much.

Who's Tom Craft?.

Look up in the sky!, is it bird?, is it a Plane?.

No it's the American flag flying proudly over the skies of Pomona.

Well it would be nice, but once again with a little help with Photo Shop.

Looks nice up there, been years since they had one on the pole.

What a mess over here on W. Second St. and Oak Ave. at the recycling place. But that's not what I'm talking about.

Do you see it now?

How about now, yeah these homeless have a hot wire into the light pole, so they can use their power tools and so on. This is the kind of crap we have to put up with here on the westside.

Looks great, hmm but I was wondering if their going to paint the strap brown?.

Looking east on E. Second St. from Locust St. looks like early 1960's

Wood molding is replaced.

And here their pulling out one of the chess Pieces that's what we call them.

Moving the chess piece in place, a closer look, you also can see how it was put together

I just hung the overhead wire today and installed the post to hold the power wire. It also rolls on the track, maybe I should put a motor on it, so it will roll on it's own.

Not sure if you can see the wire, but I need to work on the pole on top, that rides on the power line.

Here is another look at it, OK like always I'll get back with you on further updates.

Every time I see him over here in the early morning, I'm just going to post this.

Not only does he have to wake up, so do others to this problem.

Just started working on this today, I'll keep you updated.

A friend in the neighborhood stopped me this morning and wanted to show me something.

He was cleaning out some stuff and came across this old First National Bank Bag, maybe used for coins back then. I'm thinking this goes back to the 1940's, just sayin.

It was filled with marbles, I asked him if he looked at the marbles. He said he hadn't, hmm maybe he has a little gold mine in old marbles.

Now this one blew me away, I forgot about these coin banks from the Pomona First Federal was located here on Garey Ave. You would get these from the bank, take them home and deposit your coins in the little bank. When full, you then take it to the bank where they have a key to open the back. Then your money would be deposited to you account. Great for kids for learning about how to save their money. I'm thinking this goes back to the early 1960's correct me if I'm wrong.

I had something from another bank, a thick light brown envelope, with a red string you would wrap around it, to secure it. The good old days.