M E M O TO: Mayor and City Council Department ... - City of Norfolk

ight at home.
309 N 5 th Street
Norfolk, NE 68701
P402-844-2010 F402-844-2001
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Shane Weidner sweidner@ci.norfolk.ne.us
City Administrator
M E M O
TO: Mayor and City Council
Department and Division Heads
News Media
FROM: Shane Weidner
City Administrator
SUBJECT: Friday Memo
DATE: October 26, 2012
Following is a list of City activities for the period of October 13 - 26, 2012:
Administration
On October 15, the City Administrator met with other City staff to discuss storm water issues. The
draft ordinance was reviewed and staff assignments were made to implement and administer the
program as simply as possible. Staff is continuing to reach out to the area contractors and
developers to seek their collective input on program expectations.
On October 16, the City Administrator and Public Works Director met with Stan Staab regarding a
proposed rural water system for south of Elkhorn River. The Lower Elkhorn Natural Resource
District is exploring the possibility of establishing a water district to serve domestic water needs for
home owners and businesses in a large corridor south of Norfolk. The city will continue to work
with the NRD and others as the potential of the program is explored.
On October 17, the City Administrator attended a Salvation Army meeting to discuss the potential
of future sign placement on the property at 7 th and Norfolk Avenue.
On October 17, the City Administrator participated with other staff in a meeting to discuss the
centennial mall project and any desire for the City of Norfolk to participate. Representatives from
the Centennial Mall project will be in our community in the future to discuss the project further.

On October 18, the City Administrator participated in a community redevelopment meeting. Staff
discussed the future of the CR program and ways to improve its implementation and success for
future projects.
On October 18, the City Administrator attended a meeting for discussion on a planning grant for an
indoor recreation facility.
On October 19, the City Administrator participated in the League of Nebraska Municipalities
Larger Cities Legislative Committee meeting by phone.
On October 22, the City Administrator, Public Works Director and Economic Development
Director met with Veyance Technologies representatives to discuss potential easements for future
water and sewer lines and a connecting path to the Cowboy Trail.
On October 23 and 24, staff and elected officials met for preliminary discussion on the Woodland
Park sewer under billing issue.
On October 24, the City Administrator attended the Norfolk Area Economic Development annual
meeting.
Finance Officer
Sales tax report: Attached is a spreadsheet showing October sales tax receipts (August sales). Sales
tax receipts are up $80,929.75 or 12.89% from last October going from $627,996.26 last year to
$708,926.01 this year. Motor vehicle tax increased $24,744.76 and consumer use tax increased
$8,998.74. The remaining increase comes from other sales tax. Sales tax receipts have increased
more than 10% in five out of the last six months.
Façade Improvement Program (FIP): The City received notice of release of funds for the 2011
Community Revitalization (CR) grant on October 16. Since the commitment of all the downtown
revitalization funding from the prior CR grants last summer, the City had been telling potential
applicants that they could apply after we received release of funds for the 2011 grant in the fall of
2012. On October 17, Sheila Rios notified the potential applicants that had previously contacted us
regarding the FIP, that we received release of funds and they could now submit applications to the
FIP. We have already received one application for funding with several more expected shortly.
Economic Development: Finance worked with the Economic Development Director on several
economic development projects that may utilize LB 840 funding or tax increment financing.
Keno compliance procedures (audit): The Nebraska Department of Revenue requires various
compliance procedures be performed by cities contracting for Keno operations. The City has
contracted with Christensen Brozek Faltys CPAs to perform these procedures through the FYE
September 30, 2012. Sheila Rios reviewed the required compliance procedures and staff believes
the City can conduct this “audit” of Big Red’s operations more cost-effectively internally than by
contracting with a CPA firm. Staff plans to perform the compliance procedures for the FYE

September 30, 2013. Sheila has already reviewed the recordings of five Keno games in October for
clarity and completeness and verified that the recordings agree with the winning numbers in the
transaction log.
City Clerk
The City Clerk and other staff met to discuss ACH (Automatic Clearing House) water bill
payments. City Code says, “Payments are due when the billings are made. Any payment not
received within fifteen (15) days after the billing is made shall be delinquent.” Staff also discussed
water billing cycles and ascertained that water billing cycles vary because of the weather, sickness,
holidays, as well as any number of factors associated with meter reading, uploading readings,
processing, printing and mailing bills. Because of the factors, the billing cycles cannot be held to a
constant date.
The City Clerk received notification from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) indicating the City
of Norfolk was awarded funding in the amount of $3,076.00 for the fiscal year 2012 Bulletproof
Vest Partnership (BVP) solicitation. These funds may be used for National Institute of Justice (NIJ)
compliant armored vests ordered on or after April 1, 2012 by the Police Division.
On October 18, the City Clerk attended the Northeast Nebraska Municipal Clerks Association
quarterly meeting at the City Council Chambers in Norfolk. Guest speaker was Beth Ackland with
NMPP Energy who gave a presentation on the Public Alliance for Community Energy (ACE) and
the Choice Gas Program.
On October 23, the City Clerk notified Class “C” liquor licensee’s that had not yet renewed their
license. Current licenses expire October 31, 2012. The liquor license renewal forms were provided
to all Class “C” license holders in August 2012.
Operations Manager
The Operations Manager received bids for a replacement Brush Truck and Sidemount Engine Truck
for the Fire Division.
The Operations Manager attended the annual Snow Plan Meeting at the Street Division.
The Operations Manager received bids for a Bobcat Toolcat to be used by the Park Division.
The Operations also attended meetings regarding Community Revitalization, Water Billing, and
Stormwater issues during this period.
The Operations Manager prepared Bid Requests for replacement equipment including: a Dump
Truck, Wheel Loader, and Road Grader to be used by the Street Division.

City Attorney
During this period, the City Attorney’s office processed 56 ordinance violations for a year-to-date
total of 1720.
On October 15, the City Attorney met with other staff to discuss storm water issues.
On October 17, the City Attorney participated in a League of Nebraska Municipalities Attorney’s
Subcommittee conference call to discuss possible 2013 legislation.
On October 18, the City Attorney met with other staff to discuss the small claims suit filed against
the City by U.S.D., L.L.C. d/b/a Jet Wash.
On October 18, the City Attorney met with other staff to discuss economic development.
On October 23, the City Attorney met with other staff to discuss Woodland Park sewer issues.
On October 24, the City Attorney met with a City Council Subcommittee and other staff to discuss
Woodland Park sewer issues.
On October 25, the City Attorney met with other staff to discuss storm water.
During this period, the City Attorney’s office prepared an Agreement with Northeast Nebraska
Beards and Spurs Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation for their use of the City’s
auditorium for their annual fund raising banquet and Hunting Heritage Auction on February 2, 2013.
During this period, the City Attorney’s office prepared an Agreement with Volo Disc Sports, Inc. for
its use of the City’s disc golf courses in Ta-Ha-Zouka Park and Skyview Park to hold a disc golf
tournament on April 27 and 28, 2013.
During this period, the City Attorney’s office prepared an Ordinance amending Section 24-111 of
the Code to create a speed zone on 24 th Street from Norfolk Avenue to Taylor Avenue.
During this period, the City Attorney’s office prepared an Ordinance amending Section 24-164 of
the Code to allow parking on a portion of West Omaha Avenue which is used as an access road to
Vulcraft Division of Nucor Corporation.
During this period, the City Attorney’s office prepared a Resolution related to the blighted and
substandard area referred to as the Southeast Corner of 13 th Street and Omaha Avenue. The
Resolution rescinds Resolution No. 2012-42 due to an incorrect legal description, approves a new
resolution with the correct legal description declaring the area as blighted and substandard, changes
the reference name for the area from “Ramada Area” to “Southeast Corner of 13 th Street and Omaha
Avenue”, and resolves that any redevelopment plans presented to the City for the blighted and
substandard area shall comply with the general concept shown on a depiction attached to the
Resolution.

During this period, the City Attorney’s office prepared a Resolution to approve paving of the terrace
and allow parking on the east side of property owned by Daniel and Connie Geary on the northwest
corner of the intersection of 7 th Street and Norfolk Avenue where J’s Steakhouse and Wine Bar is
located.
Information Systems Manager
The Information Systems Manager and Programmer/Analyst participated in a meeting with other
city staff and representatives from a software company to discuss a contract in response to an RFP
for new financial and utility billing software for the city.
The Information Systems Manager began work on planning and implementation of a new data
server. Our existing server has almost reached capacity for data storage.
The Information Systems Manager and Programmer/Analyst along with police division staff
participated in five demonstrations from E911 vendors and mapping vendors in response to an RFP.
The Information Systems Manager and Programmer/Analyst participated in storm water meetings
with other city staff to review procedures for construction permitting and inspection, and data
collection.
Information Systems staff completed training of Library staff for use of the new internal digital
display sign. The sign is located just inside the front doors of the Library.
The Information Systems Manager and Programmer/Analyst participated in a meeting with other
city staff to review automatic bank withdrawal procedures for water bills. Changes were made to
programs and procedures to print the withdrawal date on the water bill and adjust the withdrawal
date to 15 days after the billing date from current 10 days.
Human Resources
Advertisement has been placed and applications are being received for the position of police officer.
Written examinations were given to interested applications for the position of Police/Detective
Sergeant. The Civil Service Commission, Police Chief and Human Resources Director interviewed
those applications for this position.
Written information has been provided to all employees regarding Title IV and the Medicare D
requirements for creditable coverage. This information is provided annually by Federal mandate.
The Human Resources Director has been working with the Library Director as she begins her new
duties.

Library
During the time period of October 12 – 24, a total of 678 items were added to the library’s
collection, including 532 books, 107 DVD’s, 26 recorded books, and 13 CD’s.
Seven library employees attended the 2012 Tri-Conference (Mountain Plains Library Association,
Nebraska Library Association, and Nebraska School Librarians Association) at the La Vista
Conference Center on October 18 and 19.
257 people attended the library’s Halloween Magic Show on October 25 th .
Police Division
Chief Mizner, Captain Chapman, Captain Bauer, Dispatch Supervisor Hanis and City IT personnel
attended three 911 call-taking equipment demonstrations and two 911 mapping demonstrations as
part of the evaluation phase of the 911 equipment upgrade RFP process.
Sergeant Miller worked with the City Attorney’s Office and the Greater Norfolk Economic
Development Foundation to develop an agreement for use of the property located at 2300 Riverside
Boulevard for police training.
Chief Mizner worked with St. Paul’s Lutheran Church to prepare a street closure agreement for the
Church’s annual Trunk or Treat activity.
Division personnel assisted with traffic control for three filming sessions for the “Nebraska” film.
Chief Mizner attended the Bright Horizons Board of Directors meeting.
Division personnel provided traffic control for the annual Red Ribbon Run.
Chief Mizner and the Human Resources Director assisted the Norfolk Civil Service Commission
during the sergeant promotional interviews.
Sergeant Dave Bos has been promoted to Detective Sergeant and will assume command of the
Criminal Investigations Unit. Corporal Chad Reiman has been promoted to Police Sergeant and will
assume command of a patrol shift. These promotions are effective November 1, 2012.
Chief Mizner was the speaker for the 38th Annual Topeka, Kansas Mayor’s Prayer Luncheon.
Attached are the September division activity and the year-to-date activity reports.
Fire Division
The Norfolk fire fighters presented Fire Prevention programs to eight Norfolk Schools and hosted
two tours of the station in celebration of Fire Prevention month.

On October 13, 2012, fire fighters Bobbi Risor and Lance Grothe attended an Incident Command
Status class in LaVista, NE.
On Oct. 18-20, Chief Scott Cordes attended the Nebraska State Volunteer Firefighters Assoc.
conference in Kearney, NE.
On October 19, members of the Norfolk Fire Division participated in Career Day at the Ponca Tribe
on Syracuse Ave.
On Oct. 23 rd bids were opened for two new fire trucks that will be presented to City Council.
On Oct. 25-26, 2012, Inspector Willie Nelson and Asst. Chief Jim Dooley attended the annual
meeting of the Internal Association of Electrical Inspectors held in Kearney, NE.
On Oct. 25, 2012, members of the Norfolk Fire Division attended a Fire Investigators seminar at the
Life Long Learning Center, sponsored by EFI Global, Inc.
Park Division
Staff finished grubbing out and trimming trees along the property line between Skyview Park and
601 North 18 th Street.
Staff has been winterizing areas of the parks during this period. Some water systems have been
drained, nets and shades taken down and steps have been taken to ready the parks for closing for the
winter season.
Staff assisted the Water Division with the connection of the house at 1008 McKinley Avenue to the
Ta-Ha-Zouka Park water system. That takes the property off of well water.
Staff has been working on season ending work at Veteran’s Memorial Park. Work has been ongoing
on the winterizing and punch list at Aquaventure. The irrigation and sod work is now complete.
The renovation of the baseball field infield is complete and the last of the concrete, around some
water valves and around the football scoreboard, has been poured. Staff is maintaining the football
facilities for the playoffs as all three local teams have the potential for playing home games.
Street Division
Street Crews worked with Porter Construction on dewatering the flood control diversion structure
under the railroad crossing as removal of silt and debris progresses.
The Street Crews were called in for sign maintenance and tree removal due to windy conditions.
The Street Crews completed dirt work behind the “new Elkhorn cabin” in preparation for concrete
placement.

Brine tanks were installed on assigned trucks, salt delivery was constant to fill storage dome, and a
snow operations meeting was held to define employee roles and address changes, all in preparation
for the 2012-2013 Winter Season.
Street Sweeping is ongoing and both sweepers are in fall leaf mode.
Street Crews completed assigned utility breaks, tamp backs, and ongoing patching, joint sealing, and
curb grinds.
Solid Waste Division
WPC staff is trying to resolve a blocked drain line in the Operation’s Building and continues with
the water line replacement project in the solids handling building.
On October 15 th , the Wastewater Supt. attended a stormwater meeting with City staff and Jesse
Poore, a consultant the City is working with on the related ordinance. On October 25 th , he attended
another stormwater meeting with City staff to discuss software and compilation of data.
On October 15 th & 16 th , WPC received 46,000 gallons of domestic waste sludge from the City of
Stanton and continue to receive semi loads of contaminated landfill groundwater from the old
CRD/Norfolk landfill.
On October 23 rd , the Public Works Director, Assistant City Engineer, Water & Sewer Director, and
Wastewater Supt. participated in a conference call with HDR engineering staff to discuss the sewer
pipe replacement project on the west side of WPC.
Western Roofing continues with the replacement of the operation’s building roof. WPC staff
replaced the vent pipes during this time.
At Milk Specialties’ request, City staff obtained samples and analyzed them for their quarterly
Discharge Monitoring Report. City staff also is working with Wis Pak at their request to perform
extra lab analyses to help them determined if different operational techniques reduce their loading.
Water Division
Staff repaired fire hydrants at So. 22nd Drive & Norfolk Avenue, 1st & Jackson Avenue and
Johnson Park yard hydrant.
Staff ran a water service line for the Mrsny cabin.
Staff made a water tap for new water service line at 1209 So. 3 rd. The galvanized service line was
abandoned.
Sewer Division
Staff ran a camera in the 36” DIP sewer pipe to determine its condition at WPC.

Staff finished the annual cleaning of all sanitary sewer lines. This included all interceptors.

CITY OF NORFOLK
SALES TAX COMPARISON
2008 - 2013
PAYMENT FISCAL YEARS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30,
2013
DATE 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 BUDGET CHANGE 2012 TO 2013 BUDGET VARIANCE
October $ 526,482.00 $ 576,811.87 * $ 587,378.01 $ 607,039.72 $ 627,996.26 $ 708,926.01 $ 627,996.26 $ 80,929.75 12.89% $ 80,929.75 12.89%
November $ 556,312.13 $ 568,527.52 $ 589,820.95 $ 594,340.94 $ 627,384.34 $ - $ 627,384.34 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
December $ 570,142.74 $ 533,047.58 * $ 569,426.94 $ 564,907.44 $ 566,564.55 $ - $ 566,564.55 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
January $ 570,994.42 $ 567,667.99 $ 562,223.13 $ 571,162.04 $ 632,345.58 $ - $ 632,345.58 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
February $ 709,177.69 $ 722,087.48 $ 688,376.80 $ 717,777.54 $ 781,238.09 $ - $ 781,238.09 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
March $ 500,684.23 $ 497,034.97 $ 493,810.95 $ 511,249.68 $ 537,636.11 $ - $ 537,636.11 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
April $ 494,376.97 $ 504,279.30 $ 488,054.31 $ 523,047.17 $ 559,899.58 $ - $ 559,899.58 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
May $ 533,361.39 $ 518,672.19 $ 589,227.82 $ 583,874.88 $ 643,159.84 $ - $ 643,159.84 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
June $ 503,331.40 $ 527,907.05 $ 575,722.55 $ 516,132.08 $ 593,619.17 $ - $ 516,132.08 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
July $ 567,121.28 $ 571,203.11 $ 569,405.97 $ 598,473.51 $ 689,833.84 $ - $ 598,473.51 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
August $ 576,070.30 $ 572,330.72 $ 596,659.38 $ 638,532.08 $ 647,105.23 $ - $ 638,532.08 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
September $ 579,499.13 $ 568,714.94 $ 585,374.90 $ 592,339.79 $ 653,341.01 $ - $ 592,339.79 $ - 0.00% $ - 0.00%
TOTALS $6,687,553.68 $6,728,284.72 $6,895,481.71 $7,018,876.87 $ 7,560,123.60 $ 708,926.01 $ 7,321,701.81 $ 80,929.75 12.89% $ 80,929.75 12.89%
* Madison County was several months late with the 8/09 motor vehicle sales tax report and $47,151.29 of August motor vehicle sales tax that would normally have been received in
October was not received until December. To show actual sales tax trends, October's receipts have been increased by $47,151.29 and December's receipts reduced by the same amount.
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NORFOLK POLICE DIVISION-MONTHLY REPORT
September 2012
PROPERTY LOSS
CALLS FOR SERVICE CITATIONS/ARRESTS
CURR. PREV.
CRIME: CURR. PREV. YTD CURR. PREV. YTD YTD YTD
Arson 0 0 2 0 0 1 $ 309 $ 95,005
Burglary 3 9 63 0 1 6 $ 39,192 $ 66,867
Criminal Mischief 29 29 257 2 3 47 $ 29,813 $ 44,235
Theft Auto 2 1 24 0 0 2 $ 83,430 $ 102,025
Theft Shoplifting 19 9 94 19 8 109 $ 12,216 $ 11,084
Theft All Other 55 61 462 4 8 76 $ 126,306 $ 92,806
Robbery 0 0 0 0 0 0 $ - $ 761
Child Abuse/Neglect 24 17 183 8 5 41 --- ---
Disturbances 134 122 1036 11 12 139 --- ---
Forg/Fraud/Bad Cks 0 10 81 0 2 31 --- ---
Homicide 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- ---
Poss/Sale Of Drugs 8 12 91 8 29 185 --- ---
Sexual Assault 5 5 48 1 2 8 --- ---
Assault 9 9 94 13 12 133 --- ---
Trespassing 4 2 44 5 3 33 --- ---
All Other Arrests --- --- --- 71 71 721 --- ---
Subtotals 292 286 2479 142 156 1532 --- ---
Non-Traffic Warnings --- --- --- 20 26 221 --- ---
ALCOHOL ARRESTS:
MIP --- --- --- 73 22 250 --- ---
DWI --- --- --- 14 24 157 --- ---
Other --- --- --- 2 4 58 --- ---
Subtotals --- --- --- 89 50 465 --- ---
JUVENILE ARREST:
*MIP --- --- --- 7 4 56 --- ---
*Drugs --- --- --- 5 0 18 --- ---
*DWI --- --- --- 1 0 3 --- ---
*Criminal Mischief --- --- --- 1 2 17 --- ---
*Curfew --- --- --- 4 0 36 --- ---
*Shoplifting --- --- --- 4 2 24 --- ---
*Theft-Other --- --- --- 2 0 19 --- ---
*All Other Arrests --- --- --- 22 12 163 --- ---
* Subtotals 46 20 336 --- ---
TRAFFIC:
Traffic Violations 39 36 307 188 225 1995 --- ---
Parking Violations 65 84 668 16 25 248 --- ---
Accident - No Report 8 20 100 --- --- --- --- ---
Accident - Fatal 0 0 0 --- --- --- --- ---
Accident - Injury 18 25 115 --- --- --- --- ---
Accident - Non Injury 77 76 636 --- --- --- --- ---
Defects --- --- --- 55 47 606 --- ---
Parking Warnings --- --- --- 7 9 128 --- ---
Traffic Warnings --- --- --- 307 324 3869 --- ---
Subtotals 207 241 1826 573 630 6846 --- ---
SERVICE REQUESTS: CURR. PREV. YEAR
Animal Calls 119 148 1079 MISCELLANEOUS: MONTH MONTH TO DATE
Assist Citizen 29 29 268 Prisoners Held 61 75 646
Assist Other Agency 68 61 622 Patrol Mileage 34224 34434 259238
Alarms 25 38 280 Stolen Amt Rec $ 2142 402 80419
Death Investigations 1 2 15
Emergency Commitals 13 12 131
Missing Persons 9 6 48 ANIMALS:
Recovered Property 42 46 358 Impounded 28 24 289
Suspicious Person/Veh 95 99 723 Claimed 11 10 119
All Other Calls 914 875 7398 Adopted 7 1 42
Subtotals 1315 1316 10922 Euthanized 2 1 35
*NOT ADDED TO TOTALS
Totals 1814 1843 15227 824 862 9064 $ 291,266 $ 412,783

NORFOLK POLICE DIVISION-YEAR TO DATE SUMMARY
PROPERTY LOSS
CALLS FOR SERVICE CITATIONS/ARRESTS 2011 2012
CRIME: 2011 2012 % CHG 2011 2012 % CHG YTD YTD % CHG
Arson 2 2 0.00% 2 1 -50.00% $ 95,005 $ 309 -99.67%
Burglary 52 63 21.15% 3 7 133.33% $ 67,937 $ 39,591 -41.72%
Criminal Mischief 303 257 -15.18% 71 48 -32.39% $ 44,235 $ 30,163 -31.81%
Theft Auto 20 24 20.00% 4 2 -50.00% $ 102,025 $ 83,430 -18.23%
Theft Shoplifting 88 94 6.82% 111 110 -0.90% $ 11,095 $ 12,276 10.64%
Theft All Other 421 463 9.98% 74 77 4.05% $ 94,412 $ 128,305 35.90%
Robbery 2 0 -100.00% 0 0 0.00% $ 761 $ - -100.00%
Child Abuse/Neglect 218 183 -16.06% 43 43 0.00% --- --- ---
Disturbances 1173 1036 -11.68% 115 139 20.87% --- --- ---
Forg/Fraud/Bad Cks 56 81 44.64% 27 33 22.22% --- --- ---
Homicide 0 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% --- --- ---
Poss/Sale Of Drugs 80 91 13.75% 173 187 8.09% --- --- ---
Sexual Assault 37 48 29.73% 12 8 -33.33% --- --- ---
Assault 116 94 -18.97% 145 133 -8.28% --- --- ---
Trespassing 23 44 91.30% 23 34 47.83% --- --- ---
All Other Arrests --- --- --- 690 728 5.51% --- --- ---
Subtotals 2591 2480 -4.28% 1493 1550 3.82%
Non-Traffic Warnings --- --- --- 188 220 17.02% --- --- ---
ALCOHOL ARRESTS:
MIP --- --- --- 189 256 35.45% --- --- ---
DWI --- --- --- 174 161 -7.47% --- --- ---
Other --- --- --- 92 58 -36.96% --- --- ---
Subtotals 455 475 4.40%
JUVENILE ARREST:
*MIP --- --- --- 48 57 18.75% --- --- ---
*Drugs --- --- --- 26 18 -30.77% --- --- ---
*DWI --- --- --- 3 3 0.00% --- --- ---
*Criminal Mischief --- --- --- 14 17 21.43% --- --- ---
*Curfew --- --- --- 20 36 80.00% --- --- ---
*Shoplifting --- --- --- 49 25 -48.98% --- --- ---
*Theft-Other --- --- --- 28 19 -32.14% --- --- ---
*All Other Arrests --- --- --- 152 164 7.89% --- --- ---
* Subtotals 340 339 -0.29%
TRAFFIC:
Traffic Violations 269 307 14.13% 2167 1995 -7.94% --- --- ---
Parking Violations 1131 668 -40.94% 727 248 -65.89% --- --- ---
Accident - No Report 100 --- --- --- --- --- ---
Accident - Fatal 2 0 -100.00% --- --- --- --- --- ---
Accident - Injury 124 115 -7.26% --- --- --- --- --- ---
Accident - Non Injury 605 636 5.12% --- --- --- --- --- ---
Defects --- --- --- 854 606 -29.04% --- --- ---
Parking Warnings --- --- --- 180 128 -28.89% --- --- ---
Traffic Warnings --- --- --- 5585 3870 -30.71% --- --- ---
Subtotals 2131 1826 -14.31% 9513 6847 -28.02%
SERVICE REQUESTS: 2011 2012 % CHG
Animal Calls 1165 1079 -7.38% MISCELLANEOUS:
Assist Citizen 313 268 -14.38% Prisoners Held 644 646 0.31%
Assist Other Agency 611 621 1.64% Patrol Mileage 276437 259238 -6.22%
Alarms 244 280 14.75% Stolen Amt Rec $ 87642 80419 -8.24%
Death Investigations 12 15 25.00%
Emergency Commitals 130 131 0.77%
Missing Persons 66 48 -27.27% ANIMALS:
Recovered Property 273 358 31.14% Impounded 376 289 -23.14%
Suspicious Person/Veh 491 723 47.25% Claimed 139 119 -14.39%
All Other Calls 7499 7398 -1.35% Adopted 123 42 -65.85%
Subtotals 10804 10921 1.08% Euthanized 72 35 -51.39%
*NOT ADDED TO TOTALS
September Report
Totals 15526 15227 -1.93% 11649 9092 -21.95% $ 415,470 $ 294,074 -29.22%