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Park Ridge Police Department

Monthly Report

August 2016

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August 2016

Chief’s Corner

August con nued to be a busy month with special events. Na onal Night Out was once again a great event for the community. Our special honorary guest was Maine Community Youth Assistance Foun‐da on, (MCYAF). Teri Collins received special recogni on for MCYAF’s role in making Park Ridge a safer community. A special thanks goes to all those who supported this event. Also, the Department supported the Park District with its annual carnival. The four day event went without any issues. The football season started and our volunteers will play a key role in safety and security for these events.

The Mental Health Grant held its last Crisis Interven on Training (CIT) this month. By the end of this class, all but three members of the Department will have been trained in the 40 hour CIT training. The Mental Health Resource Guide con nues to be distributed throughout the Community. We s ll have some training to be conducted with Dispatch, Fire and our volunteers.

Mariano’s approached the Department about an ini a ve called “ Stuff the Squad Car”. This is a week long ini a ve to help fill local food pantries. Patrons of Mariano’s can donate a food bag to our local pantries—St. Paul of the Cross and Maine Township. At the end of the week, the dona ons would be sym‐bolically dropped off at the food pantries. Mariano’s did this at two loca ons in Chicago and it proved to be very successful. Staff will be working with Mariano’s for our program the week of October 23‐29. Both pantries are eager to par cipate in this program.

We have been invited to par cipate in an Ac ve Shooter Drill. Staff has begun working on this drill with Rosemont Public Safety. This event will be in October and is sponsored by the Department of Home‐land Security.

Other ac vi es included the following:

‐ A ended a mee ng at O’Hare Airport sponsored by CPD with all the area Chiefs for a security up‐ date

‐ Met with the Chaplains and in the process of bringing in two new Chaplains

‐ A ended the Community Health mee ng at Lutheran General Hospital

‐ Spent me at the Farmer’s Market

‐ Conducted Firearms training

‐Made a presenta on to the Rotary Club

‐ A ended the monthly mee ng with the Union

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Administra ve Services Sec on Deputy Chief Lou Jogmen

Monthly Report for August 2016

The Administra ve Services Sec on worked on the following projects during the month of August 2016: Na onal Night Out 8/2

Crossing Guard Training 8/8

Hinkley Fest Volunteer Training 8/8

Ci zens Patrol Mee ng 8/10

Hinkley Fest 8/11‐8/14

Administra ve Commander posi on eliminated and Commander transferred to Patrol Division 8/12

Senior Breakfast 8/16

Lockdown Training for Maine Township Staff 8/17

Lockdown Drill for Roosevelt School 8/23

Grant/Healthier Park Ridge Coali on Mee ng 8/26

40 Hour Crisis Interven on Team Training 8/29‐9/2

Staffing Levels: One Officer in Field Training, one Officer in the Academy, one Officer with an on–the‐job

injury status, one CSO with an off‐the‐job injury status.

August 2016

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Traffic August 2016

Traffic Enforcement

Selec ve Enforcement at the following loca ons: Parkside and Burton, Cumberland and Gillick, Western and

Bonita, Talco and Sibley, Courtland and Belleplaine, 500 N. Dee, 1500 S. Cumberland, Courtland and Crescent,

Dee and Farrell.

Followed up on a complaint of cars blocking traffic east bound on Summit and Prospect as well as stop sign vio‐

la ons.

Stop Means Stop signs were placed at Granville and Prospect.

Children Play Here signs were dropped off for the 200 block of Grand.

Monitored, documented and photographed illegally parked postal vehicles for follow up mee ng with the Post‐

master.

Both speed sentries were placed on Northwest Hwy. at Dee for northwest and southeast traffic.

A speed sentry was placed at Touhy and Home for west bound traffic on Touhy.

Currently assis ng the crossing guard with direc ng traffic for the start of the school year at Talco and Hamlin

and also helping at various other school zones.

Followed up with a resident who had ques ons regarding trucks using Oakton Street.

Followed up with a resident regarding a complaint about speeding autos on Delphia between Northwest Hwy.

and Oakton.

Children Play Here signs dropped off at the 1800 block of West Crescent.

Children Play Here signs dropped off at the 500 block of North Home. Resident is also reques ng stop signs at

Home and Cherry. Crash data is being reviewed at this me for this intersec on.

Received and responded to an inquiry from a cyclist regarding the number of viola ons for cell phone and tex‐

ng over the past 2 years.

Followed up on mul ple hit and runs.

An addi onal selec ve enforcement was started for illegal le had turns in parking spots in the Uptown area.

Overweight Trucks

Generated $ 8,477.00 in Overweight Truck fines.

Red Speed

July ‐ 228 total viola ons and 123 approved.

August ‐ 442 total viola ons and 237 approved.

Miscellaneous

Calibrated PBTs.

Radars cer fied ‐1.

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Community Service Officers

Tickets ‐ 493

Alarms ‐ 127

Fingerprints ‐ 8

Stray/Animal Complaints ‐ 31

Abandoned Vehicle Calls ‐ 12

Parking/Ordinance Complaints ‐ 154

Car Seat Installa ons ‐ 3

School Zone Enforcement ‐ 34

School Crossings ‐ 3

Chauffeur's Lic ‐ 0

Ci zen Assist ‐ 33

Traffic Services/Assists/Hazards – 2

Lockouts – 2

Dog Bites ‐ 0

Lost, Found, Missing Reports ‐ 7

Vehicles Booted ‐ 0

CSOs made 4 trips to court

15 Adjudica ons cases scheduled

331 Walk in complaints

1174+ Phone calls received

Bites

5

4

3

2

1

0

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

August 2016

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Records

August 2016

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

# 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

2015 2016 2015 2016 Jan 62 40 -35.48% 30.2 29.9 -0.99% Feb 71 51 -28.17% 26.4 30.9 17.05% Mar 59 72 22.03% 28.6 51.8 80.94% Apr 73 74 1.37% 39.0 35.1 -10.00% May 65 59 -9.23% 37.7 29.0 -23.14% Jun 73 69 -5.48% 28.9 31.5 8.96% Jul 55 76 38.18% 22.8 31.6 38.90% Aug 67 86 28.36% 30.0 31.7 5.67% YTD Totals thru August 525 527 0.38% 243.59 271.45 11.44%

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Records

August 2016

*Calls for service numbers no longer include self‐ini ated ac vi es. Beginning 9/22/15, the compara ve

Calls for Service numbers will be significantly less than prior years. In August of 2016, there were 2292

self‐ini ated calls and 15,894 YTD.

YTD Calls for Service* Traffic Stops Incident Reports Arrest Reports Crash Reports

2014 18982 2572 1501 327 961

2015 20071 2572 1464 337 1003

2016 9679 2764 1394 264 996

0500

10001500200025003000

2525 2756

1441

Calls for Service for August

2014

2015

2016

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000 18982 20071

9679

YTD Calls for Service thru August

2014

2015

2016

350

355

360

365

370

375

360

375

359

Traffic Stops for August

2014

2015

2016

160170180190200210220

219

183 186

Incident Reports for August

2014

2015

2016

0

20

40

6040

52

32

Arrest Reports for August

2014

2015

2016

0

50

100

15094

123 122

Crash Reports for August

2014

2015

2016

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Field Opera ons Deputy Chief Duane Mellema

Notable Incidents:

* Numerous Traffic arrests

1 Hit and Run/Zero Tolerance arrest

1 Consump on of Alcohol by Minor arrest

3 Domes c Ba ery arrests

2 DUI Arrest

1 Traffic/Possession of Marijuana arrest

2 Possession of Cannabis arrests

2 Ba ery arrests

1 Aggravated Assault to PO/Armed Robbery arrest

1 Viola on of Order of Protec on arrest

Numerous Dispute/Disturbance calls responded to throughout the month. All resolved peacefully with problem solving techniques employed by responding officers

2 Narcan revivals

1 Structure Fire Assist to PRFD

9 Cri cal Incident Team (mental health) incidents re‐sponded to. All resolved peacefully. Hospital Co‐Responder model u lized. Officer and Department Social Worker collabora on is resolving mul ple ongoing prob‐lems.

Notable Training/Inspec ons:

(FTO, ET, MCU, MCAT)

Sta on/Vehicle Inspec ons

NIPAS EST/Field Force

MCAT

CAD Training

Roll Call Use of Force Training/Defensive Tac cs

Range handgun Training

Hazmat Training

CourtSmart

Field Training (1 Officer)

Police Academy (1 Officer)

Police Social Worker (New Hire)

CERT Training

NORTAF Burglary Task Force Mee ng/Training

MCAT:

None

NIPAS EST:

Barricaded Subject, Grayslake: 6 hours

High Risk Warrant, Berwyn: 6 hours

NIPAS MFF:

None

STAR

Fata Crash, Streamwood (Follow‐Up): 10 hours

Fatal Crash, Pala ne: 7 hours

Fatal Crash, Mt. Prospect: 10 hours

Goals:

Con nue to train officers & implement CAD changeover/First level approval

Implement and monitor/adjust Points of Contact System

Complete General Order updates

Refine and evaluate C.I.T. (Mental Health) response of patrol officers, including co‐responder model

Integrate the new Social Worker into CIT responses and other problem solving issues which require resources beyond those directly through the Police Department

Con nue the process of implemen ng Procedural Jus‐ce Model and improved Police/Ci zen rela ons

Increase traffic and safety patrols in and around schools to address traffic and safety concerns

Prepare/Plan and implement command structure change with the full complement of Commanders and Sergeant’s in Patrol and Inves ga ons

Prepare and Plan upcoming special events

August 2016

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August 2016 Field Opera ons

Deputy Chief Duane Mellema

(con nued)

Community Policing/Mee ngs/Events:

Hinkley Fest, 4 day Carnival

Concerts in the Park

Intern Ride Alongs

MCYAF Monthly Mee ng

Senior Breakfast

Library Story me

Maine Township Board Mee ng

LGH Public Safety Mee ng

Farmers Market

Block Par es (Mul ple)

Funeral Assistance (1)

Extra patrols at the Pickwick Theatre

Ci zen’s Patrol Mee ng

Mul ple Ribbon Cu ngs

District 64 Safety Mee ng

Welcome back to School/Meet the Teacher Night (7)

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Patrol Over me Comparisons

2015 2016 January 1116.75 1154.25

February 695.00 881.25

March 270.25 737.75

April 772.00 360.75 May 770.25 875.50

June 382.25 386.50

July 1008.25 910.25

August 313.75 550.25*

Total Over me Earned

August 2016

*Note: The August over me total includes the extra me spent at the 4 day Park District Carnival. The over me

costs are reimbursed by the Park District.

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August 2016 Inves ga ons

ARRESTS: 08/01/2016 – Det. Hahn arrested a subject for Ba ery.

08/04/2016 – Det. Hahn assisted Det. King with an arrest of a Stolen Motor Vehicle.

08/04/2016 – Det. King assisted patrol with the arrest of a subject for Armed Robbery, UUW and Aggravated As‐sault.

8/24/2016 – Det. Garcia arrested 5 juveniles.

CASES: 08/03/2016 –Det. Garcia assisted Det. McEwen with a juvenile disorderly conduct case.

08/08/2016 –Det. Hahn traveled to Ames, IA to meet with a vic m of a sexual abuse case.

08/13/2016 – Det. Hahn and Sgt. Ware were called into an inves ga on of possible drowning.

08/22/2016 – VSI interview for sexual assault case.

COMMUNITY EVENTS/MEETINGS: 08/03/2016 – Ofc. Raitano a ended MSHS staff luncheon.

08/03/2016 – Ofc. Raitano a ended a mee ng at Lincoln Middle School.

08/04/2016 – Ofc. Raitano a ended mee ng at Emerson Middle School.

08/04/2016 – Peer Jury.

08/08‐08/09/2016 – Ofc. Raitano a ended MSHS book sales and pre pack pickup.

08/10/2016 – Ofc. Raitano a ended the incoming Freshman BBQ at MSHS.

8/10/2016 – Ofc. Waddell a ended the Transfer Student Breakfast.

8/11/2016 – Det. McEwen worked the Hinkley Carnival.

08/16/2016 – Ofc. Raitano a ended a mee ng the Special Ed Department at MSHS.

08/16/2016 – Senior Breakfast was a ended by the inves ga on unit.

08/26/2016 – Maine South football game.

TRAINING: Range Training HazMat Training CCROC Training CIT Training

MISC: 08/10/2016 – Det. Stopka completed 2 sex offender registra ons.

08/15/2016 – Ofc. Waddell gave a Social Media Presenta on.

08/15/‐ 08/16/ 2016 – Ofc. Waddell conducted security interviews.

08/23/2016 – Ofc. Waddell a ended traffic court.

Social Worker

Approximately over 45 incidents and/or issues including domes c problems, mental health issues, elder issues, substance abuse problems, neighbor disputes, housing/shelter inquiries, and suicidal issues.

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August 2016

2nd Quarter Survey Results

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Loca on of Service

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August 2016

2nd Quarter Survey Results

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