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3/22/1993
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3/22/1993
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RESOLUTION NO. 4354 <br /> CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW <br /> COUNTY OF RAMSEY <br /> STATE OF MINNESOTA <br /> RESOLUTION PROTESTING SENATE FILE NO. 322/HOUSE FILE NO. 458 -- A <br /> BILL TO CONSOLIDATE MUNICIPAL PROSECUTIONS UNDER THE <br /> RAMSEY COUNTY PROSECUTOR <br /> WHEREAS, Senator Kelly and Representative Farrell have <br /> introduced companion bills which would consolidate the criminal <br /> divisions of the off-ices of municipal attorneys in Ramsey County <br /> with the criminal division of the office of Ramsey County Attorney, <br /> and authorizing the Ramsey County Attorney to prosecute all <br /> criminal actions; and <br /> WHEREAS, the City of Mounds View strongly objects to the <br /> proposed legislation because of the following reasons: <br /> 1. The cities of Ramsey County have not had input into this <br /> matter, nor have they been consulted and given the opportunity <br /> to discuss the possible ramifications of the proposed <br /> legislative action. <br /> 2 . The proposed legislation, if passed, would significantly <br /> and negatively impact the cost of prosecution services for <br /> the City. Costs are currently controlled through a negotiated <br /> contract for services which retains local control. <br /> 3 . Any action to consolidate prosecutions for municipal violations <br /> under the Ramsey County Attorney would greatly diminish the <br /> City's ability to retain local control over matters directly <br /> and measurably impacting its operations. At this time, the <br /> City has direct control over the actions of its prosecutor. <br /> There is a process in place to ensure accountability, good <br /> communication, responsiveness and consistent performance <br /> standards. If services are not satisfactory, or prove to <br /> be more costly than anticipated, the City currently has service <br /> options that would be eliminated under the proposed <br /> legislation. <br /> 4. If prosecutions for all municipal offenses were the <br /> responsibility of the Ramsey County Attorney, the chances <br /> increase that the movement to eliminate the suburban courts <br /> in New Brighton and Maplewood would be successful. If that <br /> occurs, the costs for providing police services in Mounds <br /> View and other Ramsey County suburban communities will <br /> increase dramatically. Cities will be forced to pay increased <br /> travel and time costs for officers to appear in court in <br /> St. Paul. The increased costs will directly impact the tax- <br /> payers. <br />
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