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Park Ridge Police Department

Monthly Report

April 2015

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April 2015

Chief’s Corner

During April 2015, the Department conducted in‐service training for all sworn staff. The 8 hour in‐service training concentrated on CPR re‐cer fica on, Use of Force, and departmental updates. The Use of Force training reviewed many of the cases that have caught Na onal a en on. In addi on, staff reviewed our Mission/Value Statement.

A new Ci zen Police Academy started this month. About twelve people par cipated in the new class. This program con nues to be popular with our ci zens.

The work on the transi on to a new CAD system con nues. Staff has been working with the CAD vendor. There have been several working sessions regarding the Records Management System. The transi‐on con nues to be proceeding on schedule and we hope to make the transi on in August of 2015.

Progress on the 9‐11 Memorial also con nues. The spot for the memorial has been staked out and staff has been working with Public Works to get the project going. A vendor for the brick campaign has been selected and we will be moving forward on ge ng this informa on out to the community.

The Mental Health grant con nues to move forward. A five‐hour training program was given to members of the Advisory Board on April 17th. Evalua ons from this training were extremely posi ve. CIT Officers in the field are beginning to be dispatched to certain cases. We will con nue to meet with the Grant monitors.

The Department was invited to discuss ways to address the needs of young people at The Taste of Park Ridge this year. Several of the groups involved met with the Taste staff to start a dialogue on some ideas.

Other ac vi es included:

*A ended the District 64 Strategic Planning Mee ng *Par cipated in the MYCAF Seminar *Senior Breakfast *Chaplains Mee ng *West Suburban Opera ons mee ng *Chief’s Roundtable

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Administra ve Services Sec on Deputy Chief Lou Jogmen

Monthly Report for April 2015

The Administra ve Sec on worked on the following projects during the month of April 2015: Met with CDS representa ve to determine and facilitate interview room camera reloca on 4/3

A ended payroll mee ng with Finance 4/7

A ended Mission/Vision Statement Mee ng 4/8

Coffee with a Cop 4/8

Conducted Ci zen’s Police Academy (CPA) 4/8

A ended Ci zen Patrol Mee ng 4/8

A ended Rescue Task Force Joint PD/FD Training Mee ng 4/13

Met with organizers for First Friday’s events 4/14


A ended WSCDC CAD Mee ng 4/16

A ended points of contact mee ng 4/17

Conducted DOJ Grant Advisory Board Mee ng 4/17

A ended Electronics/Tex les Recycling Event 4/18

Senior Breakfast 4/21


Senior Expo Golf Mill 4/24

Conducted Pilot Rescue Task Force Police/Fire Training 4/28


Met with Maine Township staff to review safety protocols 4/30

A ended Special Events Commi ee Mee ng as scheduled

A ended Division/Commander/Traffic mee ngs as scheduled

Staffing Levels: One Officer remains on limited duty due to an on‐the‐job injury.

April 2015

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Traffic April 2015

Traffic Enforcement

Selec ve Enforcement at the following loca ons: Cumberland and Gillick, Bonita and Western, Tal‐co and Hamlin, Weeg Way between Luther Lane and Western, Farrell between Po er and Vernon, Summit and Washington, Roosevelt School.

Obtained the data from the speed sentry placed at Lincoln and Greendale. Data does not jus fy se‐lec ve enforcement. Complainant contacted and has requested another study in the summer.

Emailed Alderman Moran in reference to the speed sentry not working on Lincoln.

No fied Patrol of complaints of cars boxing in a school bus at Dee and Busse and provided them with approximate mes.

Deployed speed sentry on Berry Parkway, between Touhy and Northwest Hwy.

Received complaints regarding Gillick and Hamlin related to Maine South and no fied CSO Manager Hayse.

Dee and Farrell will be monitored, based on complaints of stop sign viola ons.

Con nued work on Hit and Run cases.

Overweight Trucks 10 Overweight Permits were approved. Revised the overweight truck permit ordinance due to issues with the new Oxcart Permi ng system

now in use. The permit system is now compa ble with industry standards. City Council approval is pending.

Red Speed

310 total Red Speed viola ons, 209 approved.

Miscellaneous

Communicated conversion to Oxcart permi ng system via Police Special Order.

Ordered addi onal “Children Play Here” and Uptown bike signs.

Ordered a new pedestrian crossing sign for Northwest Hwy. and Euclid.

Completed and mailed Traffic Safety Challenge documenta on.

A ended a class on large trucks and buses.

Provided the top 10 crash intersec ons to the Police Department and contacted Phil Schatzel from LGH regarding Dempster and Luther Lane being number 2 on the list.

Sent out 3 radars for repair.

6 new radar handles issued to Patrol.

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Community Service Officers

Tickets ‐ 308

Alarms ‐ 104

Fingerprints ‐ 6

Stray/Animal Complaints ‐ 18

Abandoned Vehicle Calls ‐ 13

Parking Complaints ‐ 35

Car Seat Installa ons ‐ 4

School Zone Enforcement ‐ 23

School Crossing ‐ 5

Taxi Inspec ons ‐ 2

Chauffer’s Licenses ‐ 1

Ci zen Assist ‐ 6

Traffic Services/Assists/Hazards ‐ 20

Lockouts ‐ 6

Motorist Assists ‐ 9

Dog Bites ‐ 3

Lost, Found, Missing Reports ‐ 9

Vehicles Booted ‐ 1

CSOs made 11 trips to court.

15 Adjudica ons scheduled.

294 Walk in complaints.

1542+ Phone calls received.

CSO’s assisted with collec on 2 mes.

Bites

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3

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Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

April 2015

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Records April 2015

YTD Calls for Service Traffic Stops Offense Reports Arrest Reports Crash Reports

2013 8870 1390 653 160 434

2014 8820 1066 648 145 482

2015 9383 1325 686 140 487

1900

2000

2100

2200

2300

24002335

2075

2384

Tri-Annual Calls for Service for April

2013

2014

2015

8400

8600

8800

9000

9200

9400

2013 2014 2015

8870 8820

9383

YTD Calls for Service thru April

160

165

170

175

180

185

190

171

186

180

Tri-Annual Offense Reports for April

2013

2014

2015

0

100

200

300

400

500 375

285

423

Tri-Annual Traffic Stops for April

2013

2014

2015

0

50

100

150120

85101

Tri-Annual Crash Reports for April

2013

2014

2015

32

34

36

38

38

34

36

Tri-Annual Arrest Reports for April

2013

2014

2015

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Records

April 2015

*approximation (current month's totals may not be all inclusive of processing time, as there may be unprocessed FOIA's pending)

TBD=to be determined

# of FOI's

rec'd # of FOI's

rec'd

% Change in # of FOI's

rec'd Processing Time (hrs)

Processing Time (hrs)*

% Change in Processing

Time FOI's

2014 2015 2014 2015 Jan 51 62 21.57% 22 30.2 37.27% Feb 65 71 9.23% 30.6 26.4 -13.73% Mar 50 59 18.00% 21.9 28.6 30.59% Apr 45 73 62.22% 28.5 39 36.84% May 43 TBD TBD 18.9 TBD TBD Jun 46 TBD TBD 22.2 TBD TBD Jul 50 TBD TBD 20.8 TBD TBD Aug 50 TBD TBD 26.3 TBD TBD Sep 65 TBD TBD 29.5 TBD TBD Oct 72 TBD TBD 31 TBD TBD Nov 55 TBD TBD 23.4 TBD TBD Dec 59 TBD TBD 20.25 TBD TBD YTD Totals thru April 211 265 25.59% 103 124.2 20.58%

050100150200250300

2014 2015

211265

2014 vs 2015 # of FOI Requests Received

(YTD thru April)

0

50

100

150

2014 2015

103124.2

2014 vs 2015 FOI Processing Time

(YTD thru April)

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Field Opera ons Deputy Chief Dave Keller

Notable Arrests:

Several traffic arrests

2 VOP arrests

Drug Paraphernalia arrest

2 DUI arrests

Assault arrests

Curfew arrest

Notable Training/Inspec ons:

(FTO, ET, MCU, MCAT)

Weekly Inspec ons

Handcuffing

Range Training

NIPAS training

MCAT training

STAR training

General Order Review

Court Smart

FTO training

Blood Borne pathogens training

In‐Service Training

Park District training for baseball and pool employees

ILEAS Conference

Points of Contact training

Goals:

CAD Implementa on

Produc vity Standard

Prepara on for Prom

Prepara on for Parents Who Host

Complete new General Orders

Prepara on for Problem Orientated Policing Seminar

MCAT: Streamwood Death Inves ga on—29 hours

Incident Stress Management Team: No call outs

NIPAS: Streamwood Death Inves ga on—6 hours

STAR: None

Community Policing/Mee ngs/Events:

LGH Monthly Mee ng

Senior Breakfast NSCOP Mee ng

Mission and Value Statement Mee ngs

MCYAF Mee ng

Park District Monthly Mee ngs

Chiefs Roundtable

Coffee with a Cop

WSCDC Monthly Mee ngs

CAD Mee ngs

Captains Associa on Mee ng

Scout Tours

Roosevelt School Open House

Community Strategies Event at OCC

PACT 600 Block of O awa

PACT 900 Block of St. James

PACT 200 Block of North Seminary

PACT 1900 Block of Birch

PACT 600 Block of Riverside

PACT 2500 Windsor Mall

PACT Prospect Park

Police Explorer Mee ng

Intern ride alongs

April 2015

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April 2015

Patrol Over me Comparisons

2014 2015 January 1067.75 1116.75

February 799.25 695.00

March 250.50 270.25

April 342.75 348.00

Total Over me Earned (Time & Money in hours)

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April 2015

Inves ga ons

ARRESTS:

4/02/2015 – Det. McEwen assisted Det. Faso with an arrest of a juvenile for Burglary to Motor Vehicle.

4/09/2015 – Det. Faso arrested a subject for Domes c Ba ery.

4/09/2015 – SRO Luehr arrested a juvenile for Possession of Cannabis.

4/28/2015 – Det. King assisted Det. McEwen with the arrest of a subject for Disorderly Conduct.

4/29/2015 – SRO Luehr arrested a juvenile for Possession of Cannabis.

COMMUNITY RELATIONS/MEETINGS:

4/02/2015 – Det. Stopka coordinated Peer Jury Court Call.

4/06/2015 – Cmdr. Shaughnessy and Sgt. Kampwirth conducted a residen al foot patrol in the area of Cumberland and

Garden.

4/13/2015 – Det. Hahn conducted a residen al foot patrol.

4/22/2015 – Det. King instructed on Traffic Stops at the Ci zen’s Police Academy.

4/23/2015 – Sgt. Kampwirth coordinated the funeral procession for the Cardinal. Det. McEwen, Det. Stopka, Det King,

Det. Hahn all assisted.

4/29/2015 – Ci zen’s Police Academy Drug and Gang Presenta on by Det. McEwen and Det. Faso.

Det. Faso and Det. McEwen had intern, Anthony Chiovari ride with them.

TRAINING:

4/03/2015 – Det. McEwen, Det. King, Det. Faso and Det. Hahn a ended the Glenview Detec ve Mee ng.

4/03/2015 – Det. Stopka a ended Sex Offender Registra on Training.

4/06 ‐ 08/2015 – Det. Hahn a ended Biological and Trace Evidence Training.

4/08/2015 – Det. McEwen and Det. Stopka a ended a Webinar for a Sex Offender Database.

4/10/2015 – SRO Waddell a ended Crime Stoppers Mee ng.

4/15/2015 – Det. McEwen and Det. King a ended a Juvenile Interroga on and Delinquency Training Class.

4/20/2015 – SRO Luehr a ended the ILEETA Conference.

4/21/2015 – Cmdr. Shaughnessy, Sgt. Kampwirth, Det. McEwen, Faso, King and Stopka a ended the Senior Breakfast.

4/23/2015 – SRO Waddell a ended the School Safety Commi ee Mee ng.

4/24/2015 – Det. McEwen a ended the Sex Offender Registra on Training.

In Service training was a ended by all member of Inves ga ons.

MISC:

4/14/2015 – Det. Stopka was called out for MCAT in Streamwood for a Homicide Inves ga on.

4/21/2015 – Det. Hahn, Stopka and Det. King a ended a VSI.

Social Worker

Over 32 incidents and/or issues including domes c problems, mental health issues, elder issues, substance abuse prob‐lems, neighbor disputes, housing/shelter inquiries, and suicidal issues.

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April 2015

1st Quarter Police Survey Results

Nature of Service

Loca on of Service

Age

Sex

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April 2015

1st Quarter Police Survey Results

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