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2024 1St Quarter Report —Neighborhood Resource Officer The NRO had responded to 126 calls for service in the first quarter and participated in 2 community outreach events. 23 of the cases were investigations received from Child Protection and Adult Protection reporting maltreatment of Children and vulnerable adults. During the first quarter, the NRO returned to fulltime patrol on the daytime shift to assist with covering the vacant positions within the department. This quarter, the Mounds View Police Department continued efforts that have been established with the Crime Free Multi Housing Apartment Landlord Coalition. Coordinated effort has been implemented between the cities of New Brighton, Roseville and Mounds View. Both New Brighton and Roseville hosted CFMH meetings this quarter, which the NRO was able to attend and assist with. The Apartment Coalition meetings are planned to continue throughout the year. Through the Crime Free Multi -Housing coalition, the NRO has sent out 2 strike letters. There have been no Strike 2 letters needed. The NRO continues to work closely with Code Enforcement regarding ongoing property management issues. Currently there is one condemned building that has required follow up in January, and has had no further issues since then. The NRO has worked closely with the Northeast Youth and Family Services to provide aid for youth, adults, and families in need of Mental health counseling and community support services. During the first quarter, the NRO submitted 4 new referrals for services. The NRO is continuing working with NYFS on 1 case which primarily focused on housing assistance. Collaboration on community outreach events have continued between the NRO and the Mounds View Police Foundation. In early February, the 71" annual Father Daughter Dance was hosted by the Mounds View Police Foundation. Feedback from the participants was all positive. Also, in February the Mounds View Police Department participated in the Polar Plunge in Anoka County. The Polar Plunge is the biggest fundraiser for Special Olympics Minnesota in which the funds raised help provide year- round training and services to athletes. Participants from the MVPD were able to raise $2,376 through donations and pledged amounts. The NRO continues to monitor and stay consistent with predatory registry in Mounds View. The NRO meets with predatory offenders to ensure information and employment records remain current. This quarter, the NRO has continued to review predatory offenders who have looked into moving into Mounds View and inform them if they were ineligible to live at the address' listed due to being in violation of the city ordinance. Anyone who was contacted made other living arrangements. Current and relevant information continues to be posted on Nextdoor.com, Twitter, and Instagram.