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"John Stings"which provided great insight into those areas in the City which still show a need for this ordinance to continue. 7. Prostitution related activity and complaints have slightly decreased but continued in the following areas,which is why I feel it is necessary to continue inclusion of the following geographical areas for our exclusion orders; 1) 1600 SE Everett Mall Way to the intersection of Evergreen Way and two blocks each side of Everett Mall Way. 2) The entire length of Rucker/Evergreen Way, from the 4000 block south to the city limits, and the entire area on Broadway extending from the 1100 block to 415 Street, remain the two most active areas in the city for Prostitution activity. 3) The areas two blocks east and west of these corridors should be inclusive in the orders. It is common behavior for prostitution related activity to relocate to nearby locations just off the main corridor where the initial contact was made to perform their acts. 8. It is appropriate to note that the enforcement efforts of the detectives and supervisors from the Special Investigations section have been focused on those areas, at least in part due to the citizen complaints to 911 reporting prostitution, but also as the result of reports from members of the Everett Police Department, community members and business owners, some of whom call our unit directly. The areas described are known to me from my experience, data identified above, as well as my interaction with law enforcement officers, community members, and business people to be areas where prostitution related activity presently poses a serious problem. These areas include the listed streets and the immediately adjoining sidewalks and alleyways. Dated this 30th day of December, 2019 at verett, Washington. 01C ant J. Collier#1177 verett Police Department 2