Vandalism reported at bus stop shelter, Colorado Springs CO
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VandalismAs discussed during the dispatch call, a bus driver reported graffiti with profanity on the bus stop shelter at Cascade Avenue and Taylor Street in Colorado Springs. Public transit staff confirmed the location near routes 9 and 19 and planned to report the vandalism.
Audio|Heard on: El Paso CO Transportation Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
00:29
Transcript:
00:00
Bus 1703, this is Base.
00:03
I'm at Cascade and Taylor.
00:05
I don't know if anyone's reported it, but the little bus stop shelter right here,
00:10
someone spray painted a bunch of profanity and stuff on it.
00:13
So I don't know if you can report it to somebody.
00:16
Yeah, 10-4, I'll get that reported.
00:18
That's Cascade and Taylor going northbound?
00:22
Yes, 10-4. Like technically for the 9 and 19 shelter, I guess.
00:28
Okay, 10-4, we'll get that reported.
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Location mentioned:
N Cascade Ave & W Taylor St, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
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