Park Ridge Police Department

Monthly Report

July 2013

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Park Ridge Police Department

July 2013

Chief’s Corner

July is typically one of our busiest months for special

events. Some of the events that were handled included the

3rd of July Fireworks, 1st Friday Car Show, Kiwanis' Kiddie Pa-

rade, The Taste of Park Ridge and Concerts in the Park. All

events went well and staff did a good job in preparing for

these events.

Staff worked on two internal initiatives—the ADP sys-

tem and the new telephone system. A number of staff mem-

bers are now using the clock-in system. Our phone system

has been changed and now offers a menu of contacts for a

caller. As with any new system, we continue to work the

bugs out of the systems.

Phase I finally got underway due to the weather de-

lays. Work was completed on the sewer system and water

mains.

The future of our police dispatching continues to be a concern. We need to continue to look at

options.

Mr. Doug Hayse was hired as the new CSO Coordinator, replacing Carol Brown. Mr. Hayse has

over 28 years of police experience, and he brings a lot of talents to this position.

Some other activities included the following:

Story time at the Library

Planning for National Night Out

Annual Fitness Testing at Lutheran General Hospital

MCYAF Partner of the Year Award

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July 2013

Administrative Services Section Deputy Chief Lou Jogmen

Monthly Report for July 2013

Staffing Levels: One officer continues to be out with an on-the-job injury. All other positions are filled.

The Administrative Section worked on the following projects during the month of July 2013:

Coordinated and supervised police activities at the Taste of Park Ridge 7/12-7/14

Conducted Crossing Guard Interview 7/16

Attended Meeting on CAD Notes versus Reporting Procedures 7/18

Attended Dispatch Meeting with DPPD 7/18

Attended NNO Meeting 7/23

Attended Meeting regarding parking permits and agreements 7/26

Attended NNO Meeting 7/30

Attended Division/Commander/Traffic meetings as scheduled

Continued work on the General Order revision project

Attended and staffed Senior Breakfast on 7/16

Passed out NNO flyers at 4th of July Kiwanis Kiddie Parade

Attended Chamber's First Friday Car Show

Taste of Park Ridge/Special Olympic Fundraiser

Popcorn with the Police in the Park

Chief @ Farmers Market passing out "Seed packets"

Ongoing prep for NNO 2013

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July 2013

Traffic

Reviewed 8 overweight permit applications. Set up an invoice system with Finance to track the permits.

Had all radars certified by the Radar Man.

Set up Speed Sentry to monitor traffic on Touhy at Berry Parkway.

Selective Enforcements - Touhy & Berry Parkway and Cumberland & Stewart

Speed Trailer was deployed in the 400 block of N. Northwest Hwy, Elm and Rose, and 100 block of North Delphia.

Accident analysis done for July 2013 with GIS mapping. Monthly crash data put on the blog for all of the officers to view. It shows how many were at each location. Also had GIS make a 6-month crash map.

13 hit and run accidents this month, 11 with no leads and 2 closed with offending information.

Worked with GIS in mapping the speed studies done over the past 3 months, and also had them create a 6-month crash map.

Attended weekly STAC (Staff Traffic Advisory Committee) meetings.

Numerous calls fielded related to traffic problems and equipment questions on cars.

Conducted a speed study in the 100 block of North Delphia.

Placed Stop means Stop signs at the Hamlin gate Stop signs.

Replaced two missing flags on Prospect at Summit.

Went over traffic concerns from residents and officers with City Engineer.

Order supplies for the DUI program.

Conducted a 1 1/2-hour crosswalk enforcement with Citizen Patrollers on July 30 from 11:00 a.m.—12:30 p.m. There were 2 warnings issued on Devon at Fairview.

Data imputed into the Law Enforcement Report on on-going selective enforcements.

Grants: Six officers worked the 4th of July Grant. Paperwork was submitted to IDOT.

Red Speed: There were 200 violations, and 174 were approved. Projects:

Alive at 25 class October 5th National Night Out August 6th, 2013.

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July 2013

Community Service Officers

Tickets - 402

Alarms - 134

Taxi License - 5

Fingerprints - 12

Dog Bites - 2

Bites

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CSOs and PEOs assisted with the 4th of July Kiwanis Kiddie Parade.

CSOs, PEOs, and Crossing Guards assisted at the 3rd of July Fireworks.

PEO Wilson participated in the Farmer’s Markey on July 13.

CSOs and PEOs assisted with Concerts in the Park.

CSOs and PEOs worked the Taste of Park Ridge.

CSOs trained a new Police Info Tech.

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July 2013

Records

Calls for Service

Traffic Stops

Offense Reports

Arrest Reports

Crash Reports

2011 2565 312 230 68 130

2012 2703 314 189 39 124

2013 2638 343 198 32 115

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Monthly Stats Comparison for July 2011-2013

2011

2012

2013

2012 2013 % Change

2013 FOI Processing Time (hrs)*

Jan 44 79 79.55% 12

Feb 54 47 -12.96% 7

Mar 46 46 0.00% 12

Apr 66 58 -12.12% 14

May 63 48 -23.81% 12.85

Jun 66 41 -37.88% 11.58

Jul 70 35 -50.00% 13.4

YTD Totals 409 354 -13.45% 82.83

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Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov YTD Totals

44 54 4666 63 66 70

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2012 vs 2013 # of FOI Requests

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July 2013

Field Operations Deputy Chief Dave Keller

Notable Arrests:

Overweight Truck Fines- $12,063 for July

Several Traffic arrests

3 Possession of Cannabis arrests

7 Zero Tolerance arrests

Solicitor arrest

4 Domestic Battery arrests

2 Retail Theft arrests

Warrant arrest

2 VOP arrests

3 Disorderly Conduct arrests

Unlawful Visitation Interference arrest

2 DUI arrests

Curfew arrest

Notable Training/Inspections:

(FTO, E.T., MCU, MCAT)

Weekly uniform/station/vehicle inspections

In-Service Training on Terry Pat Downs, Domestic Violence & CPR

Fitness Testing

T&A Training

Phone System Training

NIPAS monthly Training

MCAT monthly Training

Goals:

Prepare for NNO

Complete the CAD vs. Report implementation

Start the Officer in the Neighborhood program

Prepare for Maine South and Maine East Football games

Prepare for traffic issues for District 64 and 207

Prepare for Coffee with the Cops for the Fall

Prepare for Centennial Pool construction

Prepare with LGH for construction of ER parking lot

Community Policing/Meetings/Events:

Senior Breakfast

Kiddie Bike Parade

Taste of Park Ridge

Booth at the Taste of Park Ridge

July 3rd Fireworks

July 3rd after action meeting

Popcorn with the Police

Senior Olympics at Maine East

LGH meeting

Fire Department monthly meeting

Alderman Packets delivered

Wounded Warrior Bike Ride

Farmers Market

Viking Driving School instruction

Maine Township monthly meeting

Block Parties attended

Funeral Detail for neighboring community

Intern ride along

Parent Patrol

PACT 600 block Ottawa

PACT Touhy and Delphia

PACT Tyrell and Northwest Hwy.

NORTAF meeting

MCAT meeting

CPD Airport meeting

BTL meeting for Area 1 at LGH

Park District Carnival

NIPAS: 5 hours -Addison-Warrant Service

MCAT: No call outs

Incident Stress Management Team: No call outs

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July 2013

Patrol Overtime Comparisons

2012 2013

January 1252 720.5

February 1212.75 614

March 375.5 721

April 780 238.75

May 847.5 746.5

June 294.75 230.75

July 706.75 636

Total Overtime (Time & Money in hours)

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July 2013

Investigations

Social Worker

Over 40 issues including domestic problems, mental health issues, elder issues, substance abuse problems,

neighbor disputes, housing/shelter inquiries, and suicidal issues.

ARRESTS

07/08/2013 – Det. Dorner arrested a subject for Criminal Trespass to Residence.

07/15/2013 – Det. Dorner arrested a subject for Domestic Battery.

07/16/2013 – Det. Anderson arrested a subject for Battery.

07/17/2013 – Det. Dorner arrested 2 subjects for Retail Theft x2.

07/24/2013 – Det. Raitano arrested a subject for Disorderly Conduct.

COMMUNITY RELATED

07/03/2013 – Investigations Division coordinated and worked Fireworks detail at Maine East.

07/05/2013 – Sgt. Kampwirth and Det. Stopka attended and worked police display at Car Show in Library parking lot.

07/11/2013 – Investigations Division spent several hours with the community at and around the Taste of Park Ridge.

07/16/2013 – Det. Faso, Det. McEwen, Det. Stopka attended the Senior Breakfast.

07/16/2013 – Det. Raitano set up a fast pitch softball game with the Park Ridge Pistols against a Bloomingdale team.

07/25/2013 – Sgt. Kampwirth conducted a Commercial Foot Patrol at the 800 block of Touhy.

TRAINING

07/09/2013 – Det. Faso attended NORTAF training/meeting.

07/29-07/30/2013 – Cmdr. Shaughnessy, Sgt. Kampwirth, Det. Raitano and Det. Stopka attended the Cook County

Regional Organized Crime Training and Conference in Oakbrook.

MISC.

07/10/2013 – Det. Dorner and Det. Stopka registered a sex offender for his annual Sex Offender Registration.

07/12/2013 – Warrant obtained on a 2011 Robbery from Mac’s Restaurant based on DNA from a CODIS hit.

07/24/2013 – Det. Dorner registered a new sex offender.

Month – Det. McEwen completed 3 background investigations for 3 new employees.

Month of July – Members attended LGH for the Fitness Evaluation.

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July 2013

July Events

MCYAF presented the Chief Kaminski and the

Police Department with an award for “Partner

of the Year” at the July 8 COW Meeting.

The Department participated in the Taste of Park Ridge July 11-14,

offering a free game for kids to play, handing out information on

volunteer opportunities with the Department , as well as info on

upcoming events, and offering people to “test their strength” while

raising money for Special Olympics.

Detective Sergeant Bob Kampwirth and Of-

Officer Robert Evans were a few of the many

officers that walked through and helped en-

sure the safety of everyone that attended the

Taste of Park Ridge. Newly assigned Beat Team Leader Officer Robert Evans stopped at a

lemonade stand in Beat 3 to talk with the kids in his beat.