Police Service Board Report - City of Quinte West

FeaturesDetachment Commanders Communiqué 3Our Work 5Calls for Service 6Crime Analysis 7Major Crime Report 8Community Patrol 9Traffic Management Report 10Our People 11School Resource Officer 12Community Services Officer 13Crime Unit 15Traffic and Marine Safety 16Canine Unit 17Our Community 18Quinte West OPP Auxiliary Unit 19Community Volunteer Policing 20Our Organization 21Strategic Plan 22OPP Values 23Police Service BoardReportMARCH/APRIL2013Ontario Provincial PoliceQuinte West DetachmentDetachment CommanderMike Reynolds, InspectorFront CoverQuinte West OPP MarineOperator Constable RobDonohoe (left) andConstable Tony Gabriellipose with ConservationOfficers Kyle Wood andLaurie Allin from the Ministryof Natural Resources aheadof the 33 rd Annual KiwanisWalleye World FishingDerby.Operations ManagerDave Tovell, Staff SergeantP.O. BOX 1050Trenton, ONK8V 6E62Police Service Board Report March/April 2013

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Calls For Service16001400120010008006004002000JAN FEB MAR APR2011 1237 969 1153 12472012 1076 1115 1430 10532013 1119 981 1011 10682011 2012 2013 Trend LineCALLS FOR SERVICE COMPARISON2011 2012 % Change 11/12 2012 2013 % Change 12/13January 1,237 1,076 -14.96% 1,076 1,119 3.84%February 969 1,115 13.09% 1,115 981 -13.66%March 1153 1430 19.37% 1430 1011 -41.44%April 1247 1053 -18.42% 1053 1068 1.40%Sidney,224, 21%MARCHSidney,227, 21%APRILFrankford58, 5%Trenton,644, 61%Frankford39, 4%Trenton,626, 59%Murray,134, 13%Murray,176, 16%Trenton Murray Frankford SidneyTrenton Murray Frankford Sidney6Police Service Board Report March/April 2013

Crime Analysis7006005004003002001000Crime AgainstPersonCrime AgainstPropertyOther PoliceEnforcementPolice AssistMisc. ServicesJAN 28 71 172 226 622FEB 29 58 204 192 498MAR 25 89 228 187 468APR 25 92 250 193 494This chart indicates that in comparing data from March to April• Crimes against persons remained unchanged.• Crimes against property had a slight increase.• Other police enforcement increased moderately.• Police assist had a slight increase.• Miscellaneous services increased moderately.Quick FactsBetween January 1 st to April 30 th Quinte West OPPresponded to 392 911 hang-up calls and 222 alarms.CRIMES AGAINST PERSON/VIOLENTAbduction, Assault, Attempt Murder,Domestic Dispute, Fraud, Harassment,Homicide, Hostage Taking, Indecent Act,Kidnapping, Obstruct Police,Prostitution, Public Morals, Robbery,Sexual Assault, Threats, Weapons.CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTYArson, B&E, Fire, Mischief, PossessionStolen Property, Property Damage,Stolen Vehicle, Theft.OTHER POLICE ENFORCEMENTAttempt Suicide, Bail Violation, BreachProbation, Disturb the Peace, Drugs,Escape Custody, Gaming and Betting,Gang, Impaired/Over .08, Liquor,Marine, Mental Health, Municipal By-Law, Other Criminal Code, Other FederalStatutes, Other Provincial Statutes,Police Pursuit, RIDE, Strikes, TrafficEnforcement – HTA, Traffic Enforcement– other, Trespass by Night, Trespass toProperty, Unlawfully at Large, Warrants.POLICE ASSISTANCE911, Alarms, Phone Calls, PoliceAssistance, Police Information.MISC. SERVICESAirplane Crash, Animals, CommunityServices, Counterfeit Money, CourtOrders, Dangerous Condition, Escort,FAC, FAC Revoke, Family Dispute,Insecure Premises, Landlord/Tenant,Missing Persons, Missing PersonsLocated, Motor Vehicle Abandoned,Motor Vehicle Collision, Motor VehicleRecovered, Neighbor Dispute, Non-Traffic Accident, Non-Police Matter,Person Check In, Prevent Breach OfPeace, Property Check, PropertyRelated, Routine Traffic Stop, SuddenDeath, Suspicious Person, SuspiciousVehicle, Towed Vehicle, TrafficComplaint, Traffic Control, TrafficHazard, Trouble with Youth, UnwantedPerson, Wires Down.Police Service Board Report –March/April 20137

Community PatrolCommunity patrol hoursSchool18%MARCHATV0%Bike0%YEAR TO DATEBike0% ATVSchool0%30%Foot82%Foot70%Foot School Bike ATVFoot School Bike ATVJan Feb Mar Apr TotalFoot Patrol 248 178 70.25 not available 497.25School Patrol 120.75 77.75 15.5 Not available 215ATV Patrol 0 0 0 0 0Bicycle Patrol 0 0 0 0 0Police Service Board Report –March/April 20139

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OPP in the CommunityAbove: Community ServicesOfficer Dave Ludington receivessome training from McDonald’sstaff on the 20 th McHappy Daythis past May 8 th . The QuinteWest area raised more than 22Kthis year.Cst. Maggie McCaughenparticipates in the Pedal forHope. The tour is designedto promote awareness ofpediatric cancer and raisefunds for the CanadianCancer Society. Here shestops at a local schoolduring the tour.Several Quinte West OPP officerstook to two wheels for two days inApril as they received training inbicycle patrol. This course putsofficers through a number ofchallenging obstacle courses andother potential scenarios that theymay encounter during their tour ofduty on two wheels.14Police Service Board Report March/April 2013

Traffic and Marine SafetyOPP partner with Ministry of Natural Resources to deliver safe boating messageThe Quinte West OPP and theMinistry of Natural Resourceswill be partnering this summer topromote safety and compliancethrough education andenforcement on our localwaterway.Safety FirstAbout 90% of people who drownin recreational boating incidents are not wearing alifejacket. A lifejacket/PFD is the best insurance you can have so find one that suits your needs andwear it!Drinking and driving, whether on land or water, is against the law and the consequences even for thefirst offence, can last a lifetime. You are responsible for your safety and for not putting otherwaterway users in danger.Stay clear, stay safe around dams, hydroelectric stations and surrounding waters. Remotelyoperated dam gates can quickly turn calm waters or dry riverbeds into dangerous flows.Right: Quinte West OPP Marine OperatorConstable Rob Donohoe (left) andConstable Tony Gabrielli (right) speak withMinistry of Natural Resource ConservationOfficer Kyle Wood and Laurie Allin from theLake Ontario Enforcement Unit inpreparation for the Kiwanis Walleye WorldFishing Derby.Enforcement and education will be a keyfocus for these enforcement officers duringthe summer season.16Police Service Board Report March/April 2013

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Auxiliary Unit Approved for QuinteWest OPP DetachmentQuinte West OPP accepting applications for the position of Auxiliary Officer afterreceiving approval to move forward with a stand-alone OPP Auxiliary Unit.NOW RECRUITINGVOLUNTEERS FOR A BETTER COMMUNITYQuinte West OPP Detachment Commander, Inspector Mike Reynolds isexcited about the idea of bringing the OPP Auxiiary Program to the City ofQuinte West. The Quinte West Detachment was approved for a standalone10 member auxiliary unit. The OPP have announced thatapplications for the position will be accepted until July 1 st .Interested applicants can visit www.opp.ca for information about the OPPAuxiliary Unit as well as how they can apply.Basic conditions for appointment:• Canadian citizen or permanent resident• Age 18• Ontario grade 12 or equivalent• Glass G drivers licence with good record• No criminal record for which a pardon has not been granted• Certified First Aid and CPRMission Statement of the Auxiliary Program"To provide fully trained volunteer Auxiliary members to assist in the delivery of traffic safetyand community-based crime prevention initiatives and; to perform police duties only in specialcircumstances, including an emergency that the police officers of the OPP are not sufficientlynumerous to deal with."Police Service Board Report –March/April 201319

Community Volunteer PolicingMembership ReportQuinte West Community Volunteer Policing haswelcomed 11 new members to the membership. As ofMay 1 st the committee now has 34 members.The committee also welcomes a newly elected Presidentafter Past President Gary Haveman stepped down toconcentrate on other endeavours. Chuck Lane has beenelected as the new President.Crime WatchTwitter @ QWCP1Quinte WestCommunity PolicingAs of March 30 th there are 6 teams trained to conduct community patrols.Note: All five are part of Police Foundations, several on placement duties with the OPP.Volunteer HoursJAN FEB MAR APR TTLOffice 143.5 109.5 150 169 572Meetings 62.5 22 40 35 159.5Child ID 12 0 0 16.5 28.5Crime Watch 27 10.5 28 12 77.5Special Events 20 0 30 63.5 113.5Bike Rodeo 0 0 0 4 4Frankford Sports 20 21 29 27 97NightHockey Shootout 30 81 0 00 112TOTAL 295 244 277 327Community Services Officer MaggieMcCaughen and Community Policingvolunteer Bill Trumley work togetherat the Quinte West Home Show.20Police Service Board Report March/April 2013

2011-2013 Strategic PlanThe Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) develops a Strategic Plan every three years to help setorganizational priorities and communicate how the OPP intends to work towards keeping “SafeCommunities... A Secure Ontario.” The year 2011 marked the first year of the 2011-2013 strategicplanning cycle.The Plan is constructed around four main categories: Public Safety, Relationships, Workforce, andEffectiveness. The Annual Report tells the story of the OPP in relation to its Strategic Planachievements. For more information on the 2011-2013 Strategic Plan visit www.opp.ca.22Police Service Board Report March/April 2013

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