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Table of Contents Thoughts from the Chief Page 3 Accomplishments of 2009 Page 4 APD Fast Facts Page 5 APD Organizational Structure Page 7 2009 Awards Page 8 2009 Calls for Service Page 10 Total Monthly Calls for Service by Month 2005-2009 Page 11 2009 Enforcement Actions Page 12 Enforcement Actions 2007-2009 Line Graph Page 13 Persons Arrested 2009 Page 14 3 Year Trend Issued Traffic Citations Page 15 2009 Traffic Citations Issued by Shift Page 16 3 Year Trend Impaired Driver Arrests 2007 – 2009 Page 17 Vehicle Accident Reports Taken 2007 – 2009 Page 18 2009 Law Enforcement Overtime by Category Page 19 2009 Law Enforcement Overtime by Month Page 20 2009 Uniform Crime Report Data Page 21 APD Crime Trend Page 22 Detective Unit Case By Type Page 23 Detective Unit Case Management Status Page 24 Support Division Page 25 Explosives Detection Canine Teams Page 26 Special Response Team (SRT) Page 27 RTR/Scan-X Deployments by Month 2009 Page 28 IND Honor Guard Page 29 Public Safety Officers (PSOs) Page 30 PSO Activity 2009 Page 31 Administrative Staff Page 36 Payment Received Page 32 Annual Payment Received For Police Reports and Parking Citations Page 33 Parking Citations Page 39 SIDA Violations Page 34 Indianapolis International Airport Monthly Enplanements Page 35 Police Department Map Page 36 Final Memories of 2009 Page 37 Memoriam of Joe Miller Page 38 2010 Goals and Objectives Page 39 2
A few thoughts from Chief Reardon As a nation, 2009 was a year of challenges and accomplishments. For the members of the Airport Police Department, 2009 mirrored the national experience. Changes were present as the Indianapolis Airport Authority moved from a focus of planning and opening a terminal to a focus of efficiently managing and operating our beautiful, state of the art facility. The IAA management team received new leadership with the appointment of John Clark III, as Chief Executive Officer, whose challenge is to move IND as an airport of choice while remaining financially strong. The Police department’s main challenges this past year were to deliver quality service and to develop a 2010 budget while maintaining a safe and secure airport campus. Threats to the aviation industry were ever-present and finding the correct balance between proper staffing and consistent quality training to prepare for the unknown is what confronts us. However, with challenges come opportunities. Our police department attained many accomplishments and several are highlighted in the following: Crime did not increase, After two years of commitment, all supervisors graduated from the Police Executive Leadership Academy, Major Tom Hanna attended the FBI National Academy, A three member Fatal Accident Crash Team was developed, and Purchase of a state of the art portable X-ray system that allows for quick resolution We will continue to set our expectations high and work to be one of the top airport police departments in the region. We believe our commitment to achieving national accreditation through CALEA and a strong commitment to employees and their training will help is achieve that goal. Looking forward to 2010, our focus will be on the agency’s strategic plan, maximizing our budgets while working hard not to compromise safety and security in a volatile time. In closing, our police family had several personal and medical tragedies in 2009. Most notably, long time employee, Joseph F. Miller the Public Safety Coordinator, passed away Christmas evening. His presence will be sorely missed. His unit number, ‘150’ has been retired from police use. Three members suffered significant medical hardships and are fighting to regain their health. Our prayers and thoughts are consistently with them. We have begun preparations for Super Bowl VXI and look forward to exciting times ahead. Chief of Police 3
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Page 7 and 8: APD Structure Continued Uniform Div
Page 9 and 10: 2009 Awards The police department w
Page 11 and 12: Five Year Total of Monthly Calls fo
Page 13 and 14: Enforcement Actions 2006-2009 In-Cu
Page 15 and 16: Traffic Citations Three Year Trend
Page 17 and 18: 3 year trend Impaired Drivers Arres
Page 19 and 20: 2009 Law Enforcement Overtime by Ca
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Page 23 and 24: Types of Cases Investigated by the
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Page 27 and 28: Special Response Team (SRT) The SRT
Page 29 and 30: The IND Police and Fire Honor Guard
Page 31 and 32: Public Safety Officer Activity 2009
Page 33 and 34: Annual Payments Received for Police
Page 35 and 36: Monthly Enplanements 2008 and 2009
Page 37 and 38: A Few Final Memories Veterans Day T
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