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2002 ACCOMPI,~gHMENT3 <br />We continue to meet such routine successes as state and federal trainin <br />mandates, coding standards, ma.intain.ing p~ST mandated rules and g <br />regulations, and the operation of an effective and professional agency. Iri <br />addition to these routine successes, we also note the following for 2002: <br />• Trained all department personnel on the 800 megahertz radio system and <br />successfully made the transition. This transition will allow for <br />unprecedented agency interoperability. <br />• Created a new uniform police report, which encompasses ICR, offense, and <br />arrest information. This form greatly reduces paperwork and duplication of <br />information. <br />• Created a uniform supplement report, which is completed via computer on a <br />Word Program. <br />• Implemented a "less-lethal" policy and trained ail officers on the less-lethal <br />shotgun impact projectile (sock round). <br />• Completed school intruder drills. <br />• Kept officer turnover low. In fact, again this year, we did not lose a single <br />officer. This greatly benefits residents by keeping trained and experienced <br />• officers in the city. <br />• Maintained a position in the Community Prevention Coalition (now the <br />Family Service Collaborative), agrass roots organization developed to <br />provide positive opportunities for area youth. <br />• Completed "active" shooter training with all officers. Active shooter training <br />involves immediate response and contact by responding officers for active <br />shooting situations. <br />• Trained and a ui <br />q pped three officers to work in conjunction with amulti-city <br />emergency response unit. This unit trains monthly, and can be utilized for <br />barricaded suspects, high risk warrant execution, etc. <br />• Worked with Ramsey and Hennepin Counties regarding terrorism grants <br />and emergency operations. <br />• Established Internet connectivity and began utilizing the new Minnesota <br />Repository of Arrest Photographs. This connectivity greatly reduces the <br />amount of time officers need to spend pulling together photo lineups and <br />identifying suspects by responding to either Hennepin or Ramsey County <br />Jails. <br />• We created and implemented a new non-bias policing polic . <br />• Completed Use of Force training in house, utilizing our own instructors. <br />• Met all state and federal training mandates. <br />
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