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2019 Annual Report • Police Department • St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br /> <br /> <br />17 | Page <br /> <br /> <br />VI. Administration Review <br />PREPARED BY OFFICE MANAGER KIM BRAZIL <br />When you call the administrative phone number for the police department during business <br />hours, more than likely, you will be speaking with our administrative office staff. Office <br />Manager Kim or Office Support Specialist Beth are the backbone of the police department. Not <br />only do they answer phone calls and emails for assistance, but they are responsible for <br />processing all the administrative details associated with every call received by the department. <br />These can range from ensuring accurate data entry, working with both city and county <br />attorney’s offices and providing evidential requests. They also work with the Bureau of <br />Criminal Apprehension in providing all statistical data and compliance with many regulations <br />required by the state and federal governments. The administrative staff is also responsible for <br />processing gun permit applications, keeping track of registered predatory offenders moving in <br />and out of the City of St. Anthony, and providing statistical reports as needed. <br />In 2020, we will be very busy transitioning over to a new coding system required by the FBI. <br />This new system will be much more detailed than the current system used for reporting statistic <br />to the FBI. <br /> <br />Kim has been with the department for almost 33 years. Prior to working <br />with the St. Anthony Police Department, she worked part-time at the New <br />Hope Police Department. Kim has been a member of the Professional Law <br />Enforcement Assistants Association (PLEAA) for 20 years and is a currently a <br />board member for the organization. <br /> <br />Beth has been with the department for almost 2 years. Prior to work with <br />the St. Anthony Police Department, she worked as Security Director at <br />Northtown Mall for 17 years. During her time at Northtown, she worked <br />closely with Blaine PD and was very familiar with law enforcement <br />procedures and requirements. Beth is also a current member of PLEAA.