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02/24/2003
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COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 24, 2003 <br />APROVED <br />1111 1 <br />2 <br />3 <br />4 FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT, AL ROLEK <br />5 <br />6 There was no report. <br />7 <br />8 ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT REPORT, DAN TESCH <br />9 <br />10 There was no report. <br />11 <br />12 PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT REPORT, DAVE PECCHIA <br />13 <br />14 Consideration of Public Safety Annual Report — Chief of Police Pecchia presented a summary of <br />15 the 2002 Annual Report, indicating it had been a very interesting year with homeland security issues. <br />16 He talked about the focus groups conducted in 2002, and stated the City had received a federal grant <br />17 which allows them to have a full-time officer at the elementary school. He added they have started <br />18 DARE programs at Rice Creek and Lino Lakes Elementary Schools. <br />19 <br />20 Chief of Police Pecchia stated they have developed a new mission statement, and reaffirmed their <br />21 value statement, and they strive to adhere to those statements. He mentioned that included in the <br />• 22 report is an organization chart, stating that they take direction from the City Council through the City <br />23 Administrator. He indicated the report shows the 2002 employees and the areas they are assigned to, <br />24 adding that one officer is on leave with the Peace Corps, with an anticipated return date later this year. <br />25 He stated they recognize officers quarterly, and there are stories about each of the 2002 officers <br />26 recognized in the annual report. <br />27 <br />28 Chief of Police Pecchia stated that crime prevention is the number one use of the department's <br />29 resources, and they have several proactive programs, including `Crime Free Multi -housing Program' <br />30 and `Crime Prevention through Environmental Design'. He indicated the City participates in the <br />31 McGruff House program, which provides kids with a safe haven to go to if they have a problem. He <br />32 stated they have several special safety programs, including the Public Safety Citizen Academy, with <br />33 20 residents participating in 2002 and 17 more in 2003. They have received a Safe and Sober grant <br />34 for the last three years and also have received the Cops in Schools grant as mentioned earlier. He <br />35 indicated they have also received funds to provide bullet-proof vests to all officers and purchase new <br />36 technology. <br />37 <br />38 Chief of Police Pecchia advised that the National Night Out event in Lino Lakes now has 26 <br />39 neighborhoods participating, and the department is offering safety camps, self-defense for women and <br />40 mothers and daughters, and expanding the neighborhood crime watch program. He stated they are <br />41 very proud of their Drug Recognition for Parents program, developed when they found parents were <br />42 not aware of what some paraphernalia was used for. This seminar is held several times during the <br />Allk 43 year, and they have been asked to provide it to the St. Paul School and other areas, such as Edina and <br />NIF 44 North Branch. <br />45 <br />2 <br />
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