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2022 2nd Quarter Report —Neighborhood Resource Officer As of June 27th Officer Le Voir transitioned into the full time role of Neighborhood Resource Officer from overnight patrol. During the second Quarter Officer Le Voir assisted in field training the newest Patrol Officer during phase 2 and shadow. Officer Le Voir has begun learning the duties and tasks for predatory offender registration from Investigators, with the goal of having that be the responsibility of the NRO position. Officer Le Voir also attended a 40 hour training hosted by the Minnesota Crime Prevention Association regarding Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. The CPTED certification Officer Le Voir received will greatly assist with safety premise surveys offered to residents. The NRO continues to work with rental properties participating in Crime Free Multi Housing. During the 2"d Quarter New Brighton Department of Public Safety hosted the quarterly meeting. Several property managers from Mounds View attended and a specialist from Ramsey County Environmental Health gave a presentation focused on hoarding. 5 first strike letters were issued by the NRO. No second strikes have been needed thus far. The NRO maintained regular communication with property managers in regards to police calls for service, and providing copies of reports. The NRO will continue to work with Code Enforcement on property issues around the city. The NRO has continued working with Northeast Youth and Family Services to provide assistance for residents in need of mental health counseling and community support services. This quarter the NRO worked with NNYFS on 4 cases including mental health support, financial support and housing support. Community events have increased in the past quarter. The NRO was able to attend the Sunnyside Elementary School carnival, and the MVPD was able to bring the rock wall to the Pinewood Elementary School Carnival. The NRO also attended a career fair at Spring Lake Park High school with the help of an MVPD Reserve Officer. Officers through the department participated in the Law Enforcement Torch run to assist in raising money for the Special Olympics. The NRO also continues to work with Officer Dison in her position as the Colonial Village liaison. Officers continue to host Coffee with a Cop. In addition, Officers put on Mounds View's first bicycle rodeo. Children aged 6-14 attended the event and learned about Bicycle safety, participated in an obstacle course, and were each presented with a custom bicycle driver's license. Current and relevant information continues to be posted on Nextdoor.com, Twitter, and Instagram. NRO regularly checks social media accounts to answer any questions or comments necessary.