Park Ridge Police Department Monthly Report October 2014

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2 Chief s Corner The final prepara ons have been completed this month for our transfer of police dispatch to West Suburban. Staff has worked extremely hard to make sure all aspects of the change have been addressed. The switch will take place on November 5th at 10 a.m. An Incident Ac on Plan has been implemented for the cutover on November 5th. The annual Ci zen Patrol Apprecia on Banquet was held on October 9. Mayor Schmidt a ended and thanked the Ci zen Patrol for all they do for our City. The event was well a ended by the Ci zen Patrol and Police staff. Staff par cipated in the memorial service for State Trooper Erin Sweeney on October 30. The overpass at Route 55 and Kingery Road was dedicated to Trooper Sweeney. Our new Power DMS system went into opera on this month. This system automates the issuance, review, storage and acknowledgement of our direc ve system. In other words we have moved from a paper to an automated system. This system will be a significant me saver for our administra ve staff. Staff coordinated events for both the Maine South and Maine East Homecoming. Both ac vi es went well. There are several community outreach events that included the following: two Coffee with the Cops, par cipated in the Fire Department Open House, Chamber recycling event, Mary, Seat of Wisdom 5k run, Senior Breakfast and Library Story me. Other ac vi es included the following * A ended the IACP conference * Assisted in the LGH Paramedic Course review team * Met with the Police Chaplains * A ended the School Safety Commi ee mee ng * Met with CERT leadership 2

3 Administra ve Services Sec on Deputy Chief Lou Jogmen Monthly Report for The Administra ve Sec on worked on the following projects during the month of : A ended Public Safety Open House 10/4 A ended Ci zen s Patrol Dinner 10/09 A ended Coffee with a Cop 10/8 and 10/23 A ended Farmer s Market 10/11 A ended Officer Friendly Story me 10/13 A ended Ebola mee ng 10/13 A ended Power DMS training 10/15 and 10/29 A ended Electronic recycling day 10/18 A ended WSD (West Suburban Dispatch) Mee ngs Staffed the Senior Breakfast 10/21 Par cipated in Chief s Roundtable 10/29 A ended Staff Mee ng 10/29 Par cipated in memorial service for State Trooper 10/30 A ended Division/Commander/Traffic mee ngs as scheduled Staffing Levels: One officer on on-job-injury status, one officer on extended sick leave, one officer in Field Training Program. 3

4 Traffic Enforcement Traffic Selec ve Enforcement at the following loca ons: Home and Crescent 4 ckets, Cumberland and Gillick 13 ckets, Talco and Hamlin 4 ckets. Sent out warning le ers to motorists who violated traffic laws in school zones and parking ordinances. Spoke to a traffic violator as a result of a resident complaint, and gave warning if further viola ons persist he will be issued ckets. Ordered pedestrian crosswalk signs for the Talco and Hamlin Maine South crossing. Spoke to resident regarding selec ve enforcement at Home and Crescent and crosswalk markings in the intersec on. I referred her to the City Engineer. Called complainant in reference to a speed study conducted on Cu riss and informed him that the results do not warrant a selec ve enforcement. Conducted a speed study at 1100 S. Crescent. The results do not jus fy a selec ve enforcement, so the original complainant contacted and informed of the results. Received posi ve feedback from complainant regarding traffic issues on Cedar and Knight where the speed trailer was redeployed. Spoke to resident about a speed study that was conducted at the 500 block of Elmore. The results to not jus fy a selec ve enforcement. 20 signs displaying Children Play Here Please Drive Safely were passed out to the resident. Speed study conducted at Frances and Grace. The results do not jus fy a selec ve enforcement. The complainant was informed and is now reques ng yield signs. The City Engineer has been contacted. Follow up calls placed to resident who referenced speeding autos at the 1500 Manor. Follow up with complainant regarding cars not stopping for the school bus stop arm on Thorndale and Linden area. Observa- on conducted nega ve results. The a ernoon patrol shi was no fied to check for a ernoon viola ons, none were observed. Grants The Thanksgiving grant will start November 17 th. Overweight Truck Permits Approved 5 Overweight Truck Permits Generated $23, in Overweight Truck Fines Red Speed 232 total Red Speed viola ons, 72 approved Miscellaneous Par cipated in a railroad detail at Dee and the railroad tracks with the Union Pacific Railroad. Spoke to a resident in reference to a suspicious auto with nted windows. Met with Ed Graham in reference to changing the Uptown warning signs for skate boarders, roller blades, and bikes. In order to make the signs uniform, a new sign was created and has to be submi ed for approval from the City Engineer. We also discussed ordering amber lights that would go on top of the school zone signs at Talco and Hamlin. Approval from the City Engineer is needed. A ended District 64 Traffic Safety mee ng. The principal of Carpenter School requested stop signs for the intersec on of Broadway and Cherry. Discussion with City Engineer in progress. Inves gated mul ple hit and runs, and solved a hit and run with res tu on being given to vic m. 4

5 Community Service Officers Tickets Alarms Fingerprints - 8 Stray/Animal Complaints - 22 Abandoned Vehicle Calls - 3 Parking Complaints - 47 Car Seat Installa ons - 8 School Zone Enforcement - 35 School Crossing - 5 Chauffer s Licenses - 2 Ci zen Assist - 1 Traffic Services/Assists/Hazards - 3 Lockouts - 12 Motorist Assists - 10 Assist with Crash - 11 Dog Bites - 1 Vacant House Check sign up/cancella on - 16 Lost, Found, Missing Reports - 8 Bites Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Property Management Tech - Chris Bengston and CSO Manager - Doug Hayse con nued Audit of Property Room. CSOs and Crossing Guards par cipated in Mary, Seat of Wisdom 5K, Uptown Halloween event, South Park Halloween Event and Maine South Homecoming parade. CSOs made 20 trips to court. 10 Adjudica ons scheduled. 493 Walk in complaints Phone calls received. CSO s assisted with collec on 2 mes. 5

Records Calls for Service Traffic Stops Offense Reports Arrest Reports Crash Reports 2012

Tri-Annual Calls for Service for October YTD Calls for Service thru October 2600 2530

2300 23500 23000 2012 2013 2014 Tri-Annual Offense Reports for October Tri-Annual Traffic

300 200 100 0 472 345 2012 2013 2014 Tri-Annual Crash Reports for October 140 138

6 Records Calls for Service Traffic Stops Offense Reports Arrest Reports Crash Reports Tri-Annual Calls for Service for October YTD Calls for Service thru October Tri-Annual Offense Reports for October Tri-Annual Traffic Stops for October Tri-Annual Crash Reports for October Tri-Annual Arrest Reports for October

Records 2013 vs 2014 FOI Processing Time (YTD) 300 200 100 0 172 2013 2014 251.

2014 537 % Change # of FOI's # of FOI's in # of FOI's rec'd rec'd rec'd % Change in time processing FOI's

30% 7 30.6 337.14% Mar 46 50 8.70% 12 21.9 82.50% Apr 58 45-22.41% 14 28.5 103.57% May 48 43-10.42% 13 18.9 45.

97% Sep 90 65-27.78% 30 29.5-1.67% Oct 53 72 35.85% 15 31 106.67% YTD Totals 560 537-4.11% 172 251.7 46.

7 Records 2013 vs 2014 FOI Processing Time (YTD) vs 2014 # of FOI Requests Processed (YTD) % Change # of FOI's # of FOI's in # of FOI's rec'd rec'd rec'd % Change in time processing FOI's Processing Time (hrs)* Processing Time (hrs)* Jan % % Feb % % Mar % % Apr % % May % % Jun % % Jul % % Aug % % Sep % % Oct % % YTD Totals % % *approximation (2013 values are not an accurate reflection of total time to gather responsive documents). 2014/15 values will provide a more accurate comparison. 7

8 Field Opera ons Deputy Chief Dave Keller Notable Arrests: Several traffic arrests VOP arrest Resis ng a Peace Officer arrest 2 Disorderly Conduct arrests DUI arrest 3 Zero Tolerance arrests Ba ery arrest 2 Foreign Warrant arrests Possession of Stolen Motor Vehicle arrest Notable Training/Inspec ons: (FTO, ET, MCU, MCAT) Power DMS MEGGITT training FTO training MCAT training NIPAS training STAR training Dispatch ride alongs CourtSmart Training District 2 Chief s mee ng Formal Line inspec on completed for en re department Staff mee ng Events: * Mary, Seat of Wisdom Run * Ci zen s Patrol Awards Maine Township monthly mee ng A ended Maine South Football games A ended Farmers Market Coffee with the Cops (2) NSCOP monthly mee ng A ended KALO Founda on Fundraiser A ended Bristol Court management mee ng A ended Park District Safety Commi ee mee ng A ended Senior Breakfast A ended WSCDC mee ngs A ended Staff mee ng Chief s Roundtable PACT 900 block St. James PACT Bristol Court PACT Hinkley Field Goals: Prepara on for No Quota law Prepare for new Line-up law Transi on with WSCDC Prepare for Mental Health and the Law Seminar Review revised General Orders MCAT: Incident Stress Management Team: No call outs NIPAS: No call outs STAR: No call outs 8

25 March 721 250.5 April 238.75 762 May 746.5 667.75 June 230.

9 Patrol Over me Comparisons Total Over me Earned (Time & Money in hours) January February March April May June July August September October

10 Inves ga ons ARRESTS: 10/01/2014 Det. Dorner and Det. Anderson arrested a subject for Burglary. 10/01/2014 SRO Luehr arrested one juvenile for Possession of Alcohol. 10/07/2014 Det. Hahn arrested a subject for Harassment. 10/14/2014 Det. Dorner arrested a subject for Ba ery. 10/21/2014 Det. Hahn arrested a subject Criminal Trespass. 10/22/2014 Det. Dorner arrested a subject for Indecent Exposure. 10/27/2014 Det. Anderson arrested a subject for Visita on Interference. COMMUNITY: 10/07/2014 SRO Luehr conducted Staff Emergency Procedures presenta on for Maine South Staff and Administrators. 10/10/2014 Det. Stopka and McEwen were Honor Guard at Maine South Homecoming. 10/13/2014 Det. Anderson and SRO Luehr conducted Explorer Mee ng. 10/14/2014 Det. Faso a ended NORTAF Mee ng. 10/15/2014 Det. Anderson par cipated in Maine South Presenta on. 10/22/2014 Det. Dorner, McEwen, Stopka, Faso mee ng with residents at St. James Place. 10/21/2014 Det. Hahn and Det. Stopka a ended Senior Breakfast. 10/24/2014 SRO Luehr presented in several Government classes at Maine South. 10/29/2014 Det. Stopka, McEwen, Hahn held informa on sharing mee ng regarding pickpocket crew at CCROC. Detec ve Unit conducted numerous residen al foot patrols. SRO Luehr and Waddell a ended high school football games. TRAINING: 10/03/2014 Det. McEwen and Stopka a ended Internet Inves ga ons class. 10/10/2014 Det. Dorner and Anderson Basic Life Support Instructor Recer fica on. 10/14/2014 Det. Stopka and Anderson a ended MCAT Homicide Conference, 10/14 and 10/15. 10/29/2014 Det. Anderson a ended Forensic Training at the ISP lab. Sgt. Kampwirth is a ending Staff and Command Training at Northwestern. All members par cipated in Power DMS training. MISC: 10/02/2014 Det. Dorner supervised Peer Jury. 10/10/2014 Det. McEwen and Stopka conducted Panera surveillance for pickpockets. 10/10/2014 Det. McEwen conducted background inves ga ons and interviews for Police applicants. 10/14/2014 Det. Faso helped in loca on of a missing person. 10/21/2014 Recovered stolen auto. 10/24/2014 Det. Dorner completed a Sex Offender registra on. Deployed nightly to assist Patrol. Social Worker Over 27 incidents and/or issues including domes c problems, mental health issues, elder issues, substance abuse problems, neighbor disputes, housing/shelter inquiries, and suicidal issues. 10

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