Annual report of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire

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at all levels to engage in problem identification and problem solving activities. We will strive for professional performance through continual training, education, and commitment to our duties. We will not tolerate misconduct by an employee and we will treat our fellow employees and our work environment with dignity and respect. The Department experienced another busy year with personnel changes. In April, Captain Victor R. DeMarco retired after twenty-seven years of exceptional service to the Department and the Town. Captain DeMarco began his career with the Department in June 1971 as a Special Police Officer. He was hired as a full time patrol officer in June 1 973 and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in March 1980. In December 1995, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and served in the Operations Bureau. Department wish to All members of the thank Captain DeMarco for his many years of dedicated public service and congratulate him in his retirement. After the retirement of Captain DeMarco, the Department chose to divide the duties of that position by creating another captain's position. Two Lieutenants were subsequently promoted into those positions. Lt. James B. Sullivan was promoted to Captain in April and assigned to command the Operations Bureau. Lt. Timothy J. Crotts was also promoted to Captain in April and assigned to command the Administrative Services Bureau. The advancement of these officers created an open position in the rank of Lieutenant. Detective William G. Lally was promoted in April to Lieutenant to fill that vacancy. Lt. Lally began his career as a Special Officer in June 1974 and was hired full time in April 1980. In April 1985, he was appointed as a Detective and has at various times supervised that division. He is currently assigned to the Patrol Division. In February, Communication Specialist Samantha A. Zellinger resigned her position to accept a job in the private sector. Christopher T. Milton was appointed in June as a Communication Specialist to fill that vacancy. In May, Special Officers Joseph Papsedero and Andrew Perenick were appointed to the two new full-time patrol officer positions. Ofc. Papsedero was originally from Billerica, Massachusetts and attended the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. He began his career as a special officer in March, 1995. Ofc. Perenick was originally from Winchester, Mass. And is a graduate of St. Anselm College. He began his career as a special officer in March, 1996. In June, Special Officer James Aham was appointed a full-time patrol officer to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Captain De Marco. Ofc. Aham was originally from Dracut and attended the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. He began his career as a special officer on April, 1997. Another long-time member of the Department, Officer Charles E. "Buzz" Kendall retired from his position as a Special Police Officer after twenty-eight years of dedicated service to the Department and Town. We wish to thank "Buzz" for his many years of quality service to our community. Several other Special Police Officers resigned this past year for positions on other departments or for jobs in the private sector. We wish them well. -82-
Also in June, Officer Lynne Charleston and Officer Daniel Gidley were both appointed to the position of detective and assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division. Det. Charleston began her career as a special officer in April, 1989 and was hired as a full-time patrol officer in October, 1989. Detective Gidley began his career as a special officer in March, 1988 and was hired as a full-time patrol officer in October, 1991. INTERNAL AFFAIRS & INSPECTIONS UNIT This unit has the task of investigating all complaints concerning the professionalism, integrity, and performance of any member of the Hampton Police Department. It is also responsible for providing inspections into various areas of the operation of the Department, including auditing funds received from parking ticket returns, animal control fees, gun permit fees, etc., and for inspecting evidence inventory to assure adherence to established policy and procedure. Commanded by Lt. Timothy Crotts and assisted by Lt. James Sullivan and Sgt. Joseph Garvin, this unit has investigated 137 complaints since it was formed in December 1991. The following is a breakdown of the twenty seven internal investigations conducted this year: Citizen Complaints Initiated 5 Department Initiated 7 Bureau Level Investigations 5 Internal Affairs Investigations 7 Internal Affairs Inquiries Adjudication of Investigations: Sustained 1 Not Sustained 4 Unfounded 5 Exonerated Ongoing Investigations 2 Dismissed Final Dispositions of those sustained: Suspensions 1 OPERATIONS BUREAU The Patrol Division was kept busy this year answering 19,724 calls for police service which represents a 15.5% increase over last year. The officers made custodial arrests for 3,445 offenses committed and 1909 motor vehicle arrests/summons (see summaries). There was a 60% increase in the number of motor vehicle arrests/summons over last year. This increase was partially due to our intensive traffic enforcement program and the goals set in 1997 for that program. I am proud to report that on May 18, 1998, Officer Daniel J. Gidley was -83-
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Town of Hampton New Hampshire For t
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Town of Hampton New Hampshire 361th
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DEDICATION The Town of Hampton's An
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 3 Depa
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ELECTED GOVERNMENTAL OFFICIALS BOAR
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John Callanan 1999 Michael O'Neil 2
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Heritage Commission Stephen Machine
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN Th
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Town Manager's Report The voters at
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360TH ANNIVERSARY HAMPTON FOUNDERS'
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ARTICLE 1 To choose by non-partisan
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100 feet (±) along the Westerly si
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Westerly side of Lot Number 41, Map
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with "a change to the wetland delin
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The developer of a subdivision may
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After an on-site inspection by the
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Page 37 and 38: Selectman Warburton spoke on the ne
Page 41 and 42: Moderator Walker explained that Art
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Page 47 and 48: Ms. Searle stated that the Fire Dep
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Page 51 and 52: Jason Page made a motion to end dis
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Page 55 and 56: ARTICLE 42 We, the undersigned resi
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Page 59 and 60: of the 1996 Town vote, such example
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Page 65 and 66: A new area of responsibility to rep
Page 67 and 68: Recertification requirements for al
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Page 71 and 72: Program Coordinator Brenda DeFelice
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Page 77 and 78: LANE MEMORIAL LIBRARY A Year of Cha
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Page 83: HAMPTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Full-Time
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Page 97 and 98: TREASURER'S REPORT Another successf
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DATE BIRTHS TO HAMPTON RESIDENTS IN
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DATE NAME OF CHILD 08-13-98 Kobie D
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DATE GROOM RESIDENCE BRIDE RESIDENC
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DEATHS OF HAMPTON RESIDENTS IN 1998
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TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE TABL
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Plodzik & Sanderson Professional As
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GENERAL PURPOSE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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Fiduciary Fund Types Trust and Agen
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EXHIBIT C TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMP
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EXHIBIT D TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMP
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TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTE
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SUPPLEMENTAL SCHEDULES
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SCHEDULE A-2 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULE A-3 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULE B-2 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULE C-l TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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SCHEDULE D-3 TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW H
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OTHER SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
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HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DISTRICT HAMP
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1 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S COMMUNICATI
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT The Bo
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EXHIBIT B HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DIS
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EXHIBIT D HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DIS
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HAMPTON BEACH VILLAGE DISTRICT NOTE
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SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL FUND STATEMEN
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