Neighbors of Commodore Apartments in downtown Wichita voice frustration

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – When Doctor Allyson Bell moved her therapy services onto Broadway in downtown Wichita, she did not expect to have to call 911 multiple times a week.

“Outside of our building the parking lot is often used as a walkthrough for people,” said Bell, CEO and founder of New Hope Therapy Services. “It’s also used as a dumping ground, because people don’t realize that there’s a business here.”

There are a few ‘trouble spots’ at the Commodore – locations that provide a bit of privacy and relief from the elements. They lead to a lot of people loitering outside Dr. Bell’s business…

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