OCC Announces Enforcement Actions for January 2025 and Updates to Enforcement Action Search Tool

• Order of Prohibition against Cassandra Meadows, former Lead Customer Service Representative at a Plainfield, Indiana, branch of Fifth Third Bank, N.A., Cincinnati, Ohio, for misappropriating at least $15,000 from the bank’s vault and the accounts of three bank customers, including an elderly customer’s account. (Docket No. AA-ENF-2024-97)

• Order of Prohibition against Isaiah Nicholson, former Customer Service Representative at Northfield Bank, Staten Island, New York, for misappropriating over $164,000 from two deceased bank customers’ accounts. (Docket No. AA-NE-2024-74)

https://occ.gov/news-issuances/news-releases/2025/nr-occ-2025-5.html

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Factors That Influence Bus Access

Several factors determine whether a school bus can or will enter an apartment complex:

• Complex Layout: Wide streets and turnarounds within the complex make it easier for buses to navigate. Narrow roads, sharp turns, or limited parking can deter entry.
• Safety Concerns: Bus operators prioritize safety for students. Poorly lit areas, high traffic, or unclear pathways may prevent access to private property.
• School District Policies: Some districts have rules that prohibit buses from entering private properties due to liability concerns or logistical challenges.
• Permission from Management: Apartment managers may need to grant explicit permission for buses to access their property, which sometimes involves signing agreements or ensuring proper infrastructure.
• Number of Students: If there are enough students living in the complex, school districts may be more willing to make accommodations for bus entry.

 

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