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CITY OF LAUREL
EMERGENCY SERVICES COMMITTEE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2022
The Emergency Services Committee meeting was called to order at 6:00pm on Monday, February 28,
2022 by Chair Heidi Sparks
Members Present: Heidi Sparks- Chair, Iry Wilke- Vice -Chair, Bill Mountsier, Richard Klose, Bruce
McGee, Jim Irvin
Others Present: Mayor Dave Waggoner, Police Chief Stan Langve, Fire Chief Brent Peters,
Ambulance Director Lyndy Gurchiek
Public Input: None
General Items
1. Approval of Emergency Services Committee minutes of January 24, 2022. Motion by Richard
Klose, Seconded by Bill Mountsier, motion carried 6-0
New Business
2. Update from Ambulance Director, Fire and Police Chiefs
a. Ambulance Director Report attached
i. Heidi asked about call trends- Director Gurchiek stated trend on calls in
continuing to increase
ii. Iry asked about transports with no lights and sirens- Director Gurchiek stated
lights and sirens increase patient anxiety and doesn't save much time so most
transports are completed without lights and sirens
iii. Director Gurchiek stated that background checks for employment going forward
will be completed thru Chief Langve and the police department
b. Police Chief Report attached
i. K9 Colt and Officer Booth- Mayor asked if K9 Colt is utilized in chase
situations. Chief Langve stated K9 Colt is a drug and tracking dog, not a bite dog
ii. Calls in 2021 increased over 2020 and this trend is expected to continue
iii. 15 interviews completed to fill the 2 open positions within the department
c. Fire Chief Report attached
i. Fire Marshall class in Laurel will be in May
ii. Chief Peters is retiring from the refinery June 1S'
iii. Squad 5 is back from repair- Fire Department will be taking an engine truck as a
blocker going forward
iv. Department completed ice water rescue training in January
Old Business
3. Ambulance Volunteer Pay
Director Gurchiek states full-time ambulance employees pay was increased slightly. This increase came
from cost saving from vacant positions and was increased to be competitive with market. Volunteer pay
has not been increased, but Director Gurchiek would like Ambulance Volunteer pay to be comparable to
the Fire Volunteers. She would also like to see a pay adjusted by paramedic and EMT. Currently pay is
$2.50 an hour for the first six months, then increased to $3.50 an hour after that.
Other Items
Announcements
4. Next Meeting will be Monday, March 28, 2022 at 6:OOpm in Council Chambers
Meeting adjourned at 6:55pm
Structure Fires
Wildland Fires
Extrications
Other Rescues
Alarms
Public Assist
Medical Assist.
Other calls
Fire Prevention
Total Training
Total Maintenance
Community Service
Announcements
Laurel Fire Department
Report for the Month of Jan. 2022
oralS
Hours
36
33
200
97
18
49
49
482
155
50
Total 687
Structure Firefighting
Conduct all levels of Structure Firefighting to include entry and attack, ventilation, salvage,
overhaul, and investigation.
A structure fire is a fire involving the structural components of various types of residential,
commercial or industrial buildings.
Wildland Firefighting
Wildfire, brush fire, bush fire, desert fire, forest fire, grass fire, hill fire, peat fire, vegetation fire.
Extrications
Rescue victims entrapped in automobiles, machinery, farm equipment, buildings, and trenches.
Other Rescues
Rope Rescue, Water Rescue, Ice Rescue
Alarms
Any false alarms or malfunctions.
Other Calls
EMS assist, Industrial or Aircraft firefighting, Vehicle Fire, Hazmat, Spills, Public safety,
Investigations, gas leaks, Carbon Monoxide problems, etc.
Laurel Emergency Services Report created 2/28/22:
2020
1090 requests for service
159 times LEMS was unavailable
72 times AMR was unavailable
288 responses in Ward 5 = 27% of calls outside of the city of Laurel
2021
1228 requests for service
135 times LEMS was unavailable
34 times AMR was unavailable
318 responses in Ward 5 = 26% of calls outside of the city of Laurel
Recent Month Summary:
January 2022:
Requests
100
Missed Calls
11=11 %
Shortest Delay
12 minutes
Longest Delay
69 minutes
Average Delay
31 minutes
Fire Driver Available
22 times
QRU Response With 1 Provider
6 times *'
On A Previous Call
3 times
No Crew / Provider Available
2 times
AMR Transported or Responded
5 times
Red Lodge Transported
0 times
HELP Flight Transported
0 times
Columbus Transported
1 times
Joliet Transported
0time
Park City Transported
0 time
PD Assisted Pt no transport
0 times
POV Transport
5 times
YCSOTransported
0times
MHP Transported
0 times
**0 times the QRU responded and the patient refused / no transport to hospital or no patient found
*30 responses in Ward 5 = 30 % of calls outside of the city of Laurel
2021 Running Totals
'correction made from prevlous report 12-21
Other Reporting Information:
- We have had a few applications for the 2 full time paramedic positions and one that followed through and interviewed. He has accepted the position contingent on background check,
City Council and Mayor final approval. We also interviewed 2 volunteer EMT applicants who have been offered positions with the same contingencies as the paramedic.
- We have updated our interview process to include a group interview board as well as a practical component. Once determined we want to bring them on board, I have worked with
Chief Langve to do a background check and once that is complete we will complete the process with the City Council and Mayor approval.
- We are working with Matt Wheeler and the Mayor has approved us to train some of the Public Works employees to be drivers for times that we are not able to have a full crew and no
fire driver available.
- The end of the year brings recertification time for many of our crews, working on ensuring they have the hours required to recertify.
- We are excited to announce that we have received a donation for some proper Stop the Bleed equipment and will work on announcing some class times in the near future.
- We had 2 of our staff attend a week long car seat safety check program. This program certifies them to inspect car seats for infants and children and make sure that they are properly
installed. Although it seems like a simple thing to do, many accidents with car seats have proven that installation is a difficult thing to do correctly. The car seat technicians can evaluate
and show you how to make sure it is safely installed and will hold properly in an accident. Again in the near future we will have a day where anyone can come and have their seats
evaluated. In the mean time if you have anyone needing this service, reach out and we can schedule a time to have one of them get it all checked out.
- We received approval for the crew sleeping quarters and will begin working on getting this built. This is a huge improvement for our crews and we are excited!
- I have been asked to sit on multiple groups from around the state regarding establishing an EMS Advocacy group. I think this is really important for EMS in Montana and hopefully
something that can help our service in the future as well.
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total 2021
Requests
92
98
117
96
108
89
127
100
91
110
98
102
1228
Missed Calls
8=9%
2=3%
10=9%
12=12%
8=7%
16=18%
11=9%
12=12%
9=10%
7=6%
19=19%
21=21%
135
Shortest Delay (minutes)
20
43
15
15
36
SO
14
7
3
15
12
14
3
Longest Delay (minutes)
45
70
80
87
73
60
75
52
53
44
65
56
87
Average Delay (minutes)
25
47
30
50
61
36
35
23
29
28
40
29
36
Fire Driver Available
11
21
26
9
15
7
16
20
17
37
32
17
228
QRU Response w 1 Provider
6
1
5
7
3
14
9
9
7
4
15
15
91
On A Previous Call
3
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
20
No Crew / Provider Available
0
2
1
3
4
2
2
2
1
2
2
5 1
24
AMR Transported or Responded
4
1
5
7
5
5
4
5
6
2
12
15
69
Columbus Transported
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
4
Joliet Transported
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
Park City Transported
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
4
Red Lodge Transported
0
0 1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1 1
HELP Flight Transported
0
0
0
0
0
1 1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
POV Transport
3
1
4
3
2
2
3
3
1
4•
1 5
4
! 36
PD Assisted Pt no transport
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
YCSOTransported
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
MHP Transported
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
QRU/AMR Refusal or No Patient
1
0
0
1
0
5
1
4
2
1•
1
218
Responses in Ward 5
21=23%
40=41%
30=26%
28=29%
36=33%
27=30%
43=34%
26=26%
20=22%
36=33%
23=23%
27=26%
318=26%
'correction made from prevlous report 12-21
Other Reporting Information:
- We have had a few applications for the 2 full time paramedic positions and one that followed through and interviewed. He has accepted the position contingent on background check,
City Council and Mayor final approval. We also interviewed 2 volunteer EMT applicants who have been offered positions with the same contingencies as the paramedic.
- We have updated our interview process to include a group interview board as well as a practical component. Once determined we want to bring them on board, I have worked with
Chief Langve to do a background check and once that is complete we will complete the process with the City Council and Mayor approval.
- We are working with Matt Wheeler and the Mayor has approved us to train some of the Public Works employees to be drivers for times that we are not able to have a full crew and no
fire driver available.
- The end of the year brings recertification time for many of our crews, working on ensuring they have the hours required to recertify.
- We are excited to announce that we have received a donation for some proper Stop the Bleed equipment and will work on announcing some class times in the near future.
- We had 2 of our staff attend a week long car seat safety check program. This program certifies them to inspect car seats for infants and children and make sure that they are properly
installed. Although it seems like a simple thing to do, many accidents with car seats have proven that installation is a difficult thing to do correctly. The car seat technicians can evaluate
and show you how to make sure it is safely installed and will hold properly in an accident. Again in the near future we will have a day where anyone can come and have their seats
evaluated. In the mean time if you have anyone needing this service, reach out and we can schedule a time to have one of them get it all checked out.
- We received approval for the crew sleeping quarters and will begin working on getting this built. This is a huge improvement for our crews and we are excited!
- I have been asked to sit on multiple groups from around the state regarding establishing an EMS Advocacy group. I think this is really important for EMS in Montana and hopefully
something that can help our service in the future as well.
To whom it may concern,
Chief of Police Stan Langve
Officer Jackson Booth and Narcotics K9 Colt have been working as a team since returning home
in April of 2021. Officer Booth and K9 Colt have been a huge asset to the Laurel Police
Department, the city of Billings, Yellowstone County, Stillwater County, Sweet Grass County,
Carbon County, Montana Highway Patrol, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Division
of Criminal Investigations (DCI), and most importantly the community of Laurel.
From April 16`h, 2021, until December 3181, 2021, Officer Booth and K9 Colt have been
dispatched to 32 K9 deployments.
The team has 29 narcotic deployments and three tracking deployments. Out of those 29 narcotic
deployments K9 Colt has been used 17 times with 15 positive alerts or indications to vehicles,
with no false alerts. Out of those 28 narcotic deployments Officer Booth and K9 Colt have
removed the following:
1,178.6 grams of methamphetamine, just under 3 pounds. With a street value of, $117,860.
2.2 pounds of cocaine. Street value of $99,790
21 grams of heroin. Street value $2,100
2 grams of shrooms. Street value $200
9 fentanyl pills. Street value $990
1 loaded syringe of steroids.
Thousands of dollars in drug paraphernalia.
9 guns.
Stolen property.
$26,976 in illegal money
8 thousand dollars in forged checks.
The department is still waiting to hear back on amounts for two cases.
With this high volume of activity out of Officer Booth and K9 Colt agencies have been able to
make 24 felony arrests. Some of these cases are still pending but some have already led to
convictions.
Officer Booth and K9 Colt are also certified in tracking for lost or missing people. They were
dispatched to three lost or missing person's calls.
Officer Booth and K9 Colt helped locate a suicidal male, near the Yellowstone River with the
help of the Yellowstone County Sherriff's Office and the Billings Police Department K9 Unit.
- The male was later located by the Yellowstone County Sherriff's helicopter as K9 Teams were
on his track. Officer Booth and K9 Colt also assisted in locating a missing resident form Laurel
Health and Rehab with the assistance of the Billings Police Department K9 Unit as cover.
Officer Booth and K9 Colt have also helped conduct school sniffs at the request of school
officials and the Billings Police Department K9 Unit. K9 Colt helped sniff lockers and cars at the
Laurel High School and Middle School. Billings Senior High School, Ben Steele Middle School,
and Broadview High School.
Officer Booth and K9 Colt have also been a part of doing narcotic sniffs for the inpatient
treatment facilities in Billings such as Passages and Alternatives in Billings.
Officer Booth takes great pride in helping his community at all levels. He has taken K9 Colt to
do demonstrations at schools to provide awareness to kids and young adults about drug use. They
have done presentations at West Elementary, Columbus Middle School, and Broadwater High
School. The team has also done demonstrations at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter,
Laurel Public Library, and the Sunshine Academy.
With 2022 just starting Officer Booth and K9 Colt already have had seven deployments and have
seized meth, heroin, illegal marijuana, 3 guns, and 2,250 dollars in illegal money. With these
deployments officers have been able to make five arrests. K9 Colt has also been apart of School
sniffs at Laurel Public Schools and Billings Skyview High School.
The Laurel Police Department takes great pride in its organization and especially in this new
program for the department. With Officer Booth and K9 Colt's great success they have been
noticed for their hard work by departments and agencies around the country. It also should be
recognized other small departments around the state have reached out to Officer Booth for tips
and assistance with starting their own K9 programs within their departments.
Sincerely,
21 -Apr -21
4/25/2021
5/5/2021
5/10/2021
5/16/2021
5/31/2021
6/29/2021
7/3/2021
7/4/2021
7/8/2021
7/13/2021
7/14/2021
7/16/2021
7/30/2021
8/19/2021
8/19/2021
8/24/2021
9/15/2021
10/13/2021
10/24/2021
Tracking
CFS202105219
CFS202107622
Suicidal Person
Missing Person
4U41 NV L VIL GIIU NU VIIILC DUULII DCILCU ILCIIIb
Heroin
Other"'
Money Arrests
Case Numbers
paraphernalia'.
$26,976 Felony Arrest
:. P202100387
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
' P202100398
lax
3 grams
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest.
` P202100431
K9 Colt
4 grams
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
= P202100448
K9 Colt
2 grams
paraphernalia
�felony Arrest
' P202100468
lax
unknown
Felony Arrest
. ? P202100517
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
P202100604
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
; P202100624
lax
paraphernalia
No Arrest
CFS202104997
lax
8grams
paraphernalia
FelonyArrestCF5202105240
lax
1 gram
paraphernalia
$8,000 (stolen checks) `Felony Arrest
? P202100659
lax
paraphernalia
Felony Arres
P202100662
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
z 'i Felony Mr
P202100670
K9 Colt
2grams
paraphernaliaelonyArres
P202100716
lax
paraphernalia
elony Arrest_
P202100776
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
No Arrester
CFS202106508
lax
2g's shrooms/ pills
;Felony Arrie
P202100794
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
P202100892
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
:<. P202100986
K9 Colt
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
P202101022
K9 Colt
9 Fentanyl pills
Felony Arrest
P202101036
K9 Colt
paraphernalia/stolen property
felony Arrest
P202101065
K9 Colt
1 loaded syring of steroids
Felony Arrest
P202101077
lax
lgram
paraphernalia
i Felony Arrest
CFS202109156
lax
paraphernalia
i Felony Arrest
P202101172
lax
1 gram
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
- P202101207
lax
paraphernalia
Felony Arrest
:1 P202101218
K9 Colt
Tracking
CFS202105219
CFS202107622
Suicidal Person
Missing Person
Copy of total calls 2021
A I B I C I D I E I F I G
1
[CFS Date/Time] is between '2021 -01 -01 00:00' and'2021-12-31 23:59' and [Primary Incident Code ->Code :]
2
3
Code: Description
4
Totals
5
10-15: With Prisoner
0
0
6
: Abandoned Vehicle
230
230
7
: Agency Assist
732
732
8
: Alarm - Burglary
210
210
9
: Alarm - Fire
52
52
10
AMB: Ambulance
1,043
1,043
11
: Animal Complaint
107
107
12
: Area Check
69
69
13
: Assault
51
51
14
: Bad Checks
0
0
15
: Barking Dog
42
42
16
: Bomb Threat
0
0
17
: Burglary
25
25
18
: Child Abuse/Neglect
40
40
19
: Civil Complaint
174
174
20
: Counterfeiting
9
9
21
: Criminal Mischief
76
76
22
: Criminal Trespass
109
109
23
: Cruelty to Animals
54
54
24
: Curfew Violation
137
137
25
: Discharge Firearm
9
9
26
: Disorderly Conduct
79
79
27
: Dog at Large
184
184
28
: Dog Bite
17
17
29
DUI : DUI Driver
157
157
30
: Duplicate Call
15
15
31
:Escape
0
0
32
: Family Disturbance
172
172
33
: Fight
33
33
34
FIRE: Fire or Smoke
212
212
35
: Fireworks
51
51
36
: Forgery
1
1
37
: Found Property
97
97
38
: Fraud
39
39
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1
cription] All
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Copy of total calls 2021
Copy of total calls 2021
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
39
: Harassment
49
49
40
: Hit & Run
47
47
41
:Identity Theft
9
9
42
:Indecent Exposure
1
1
43
:Insecure Premises
17
17
44
: Intoxicated Pedestrian
17
17
45
: Kidnapping
1
1
46
: Littering
7
7
47
: Loitering
17
17
48
: Lost or Stray Animal
223
223
49
: Lost Property
53
53
50
: Mental Health
106
106
51
: Missing Person
30
30
52
: Noise Complaint
34
34
53
: Open Container
0
0
54
: Order of Protection Violation
23
23
55
: Parking Complaint
234
234
56
: Possession of Alcohol
5
5
57
: Possession of Drugs
17
17
58
: Possession of Tobacco
7
7
59
: Privacy in Communications
22
22
60
: Prowler
1
1
61
: Public Assist
698
698
62
: Public Safety Complaint
91
91
63
: Public Works Call
240
240
64
: Report Not Needed
66
66
65
: Robbery
0
0
66
: Runaway Juvenile
17
17
67
: Sexual Assault
15
15
68
: Suicide
4
4
69
: Suicide -Attempt
12
12
70
: Suicide - Threat
47
47
71
: Suspicious Activity
1,099
1,099
72
: Suspicious Person
147
147
73
: Theft
301
301
74
: Threats
68
68
75
: Tow Call
0
0
76
: Traffic Accident
1 191
191
Copy of total calls 2021
Copy of total calls 2021
H
I
39
40
41
42
43
441
1
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Copy of total calls 2021
Copy of total calls 2021
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
77
: Traffic Hazard
85
85
78
: Traffic Incident
186
186
79
: TRO Violation
7
7
80
:Truancy
5
5
81
T/S : Traffic Stop
1,5841
1,584
82
:Unattended Death
11
11
83
: Unknown - Converted
0
0
84
: Unlawful Transactions w/Minors
0
0
85
: Unlawful Use of Motor Vehicle
5
5
86
: Vicious Dog
24
24
87
: Warrant
176
176
88
: Welfare Check
158
158
89
Totals
10,383
10,383
2020 total
8,938
16.16% increase
90
Crimes Re roted
2,021
1,263
2020
1,063
18.84%
increase
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jan 2022
A I B I C I D I E F I G F H
1
[CFS Date/Time] is between '2022-01 -01 00:00' and'2022-01-31 23:59' and [Primary Incident Code ->Code : Descriptio
Jan-22
2
3
Code: Description
4
Totals
5
10-15: With Prisoner
0
0
6
: Abandoned Vehicle
34
34
7
: Agency Assist
44
44
8
: Alarm - Burglary
24
24
9
: Alarm - Fire
5
5
10
AMB : Ambulance
83
83
11
: Animal Complaint
14
14
12
: Area Check
4
4
13
: Assault
1
1
14
: Bad Checks
0
0
15
: Barking Dog
4
4
16
: Bomb Threat
0
0
17
: Burglary
3
3
18
: Child Abuse(Neglect
0
0
19
: Civil Complaint
14
14
20
: Counterfeiting
2
2
21
: Criminal Mischief
6
6
22
: Criminal Trespass
4
4
23
: Cruelty to Animals
3
3
24
: Curfew Violation
2
2
25
: Discharge Firearm
0
0
26
: Disorderly Conduct
6
6
27
: Dog at Large
11
11
28
: Dog Bite
0
0
29
DUI : DUI Driver
10
10
30
: Duplicate Call
0
0
31
:Escape
0
0
32
: Family Disturbance
13
13
33
:Fight
0
0
34
FIRE : Fire or Smoke
14
14
35
:Fireworks
4
4
36
: Forgery
0
0
37
: Found Property
3
3
38
: Fraud
2
2
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
39
: Harassment
3
3
40
: Hit & Run
6
6
41
:Identity Theft
0
0
42
:Indecent Exposure
0
0
43
: Insecure Premises
3
3
44
:Intoxicated Pedestrian
1
1
45
: Kidnapping
0
0
46
: Littering
0
0
47
: Loitering
0
0
48
: Lost or Stray Animal
19
19
49
: Lost Property
3
3
50
: Mental Health
3
3
51
: Missing Person
7
7
52
; Noise Complaint
5
5
53
: Open Container
0
0
54
: Order of Protection Violation
5
5
55
: Parking Complaint
30
30
56
: Possession of Alcohol
0
0
57
: Possession of Drugs
4
4
58
: Possession of Tobacco
2
2
59
: Privacy in Communications
5
5
60
: Prowler
1
1
61
: Public Assist
69
69
62
: Public Safety Complaint
4
4
63
: Public Works Call
12
12
64
: Report Not Needed
4
4
65
: Robbery
0
0
66
: Runaway Juvenile
2
2
67
: Sexual Assault
3
3
68
: Suicide
0
0
69
: Suicide - Attempt
1
1
70
: Suicide - Threat
4
4
71
: Suspicious Activity
69
69
72
: Suspicious Person
7
7
73
: Theft
28
28
74
: Threats
3
3
75
: Tow Call
0
0
76
: Traffic Accident
19
19
jan 2022
jan 2022
jan 2022
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
77
: Traffic Hazard
4
4
78
: Traffic Incident
11
11
79
: TRO Violation
0
0
80
:Truancy
0
0
81
T/S : Traffic Stop
102
102
82
: Unattended Death
0
0
83
: Unknown - Converted
0
0
84
: Unlawful Transactions w/Minors
0
0
85
: Unlawful Use of Motor Vehicle
0
0
86
: Vicious Dog
0
0
87
:Warrant
17
17
88
: Welfare Check
15
15
89
Totals
781
781
jan 2022
fob 2022
A I B I C I D I E F I G H
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[CFS DatefTime] is between '2022-02-01 00:00' and'2022-02-28 23:59' and [Primary Incident Code ->Code : Descriptio
Feb -22
2
3
Code: Description
4
Totals
5
10-15 : With Prisoner
0
0
6
: Abandoned Vehicle
32
32
7
: Agency Assist
41
41
8
: Alarm - Burglary
13
13
9
: Alarm - Fire
5
5
10
AMB: Ambulance
79
79
11
: Animal Complaint
12
12
12
: Area Check
5
5
13
: Assault
1
1
14
: Bad Checks
0
0
15
: Barking Dog
3
3
16
: Bomb Threat
0
0
17]
Burglary
0
0
18
:Child Abuse/Neglect
5
5
19
:Civil Complaint
3
3
20
: CounterWtin
0
0
21
: Criminal Mischief
8
8
22
: Criminal Trespass
3
3
23
: Cruelty to Animals
2
2
24
: Curfew Violation
2
2
25
: Discharge Firearm
2
2
26
: Disorderly Conduct
6
6
27
: Dog at Large
10
10
28
: Dog Bite
0
0
29
DUI : DUI Driver
12
12
30
: Duplicate Call
1
1
31
:Escape
0
0
32
: Family Disturbance
12
12
33
: Fight
1
1
34
FIRE: Fire or Smoke
10
10
35
: Fireworks
0
0
36
: Forgery1
1
37
: Found Property
1
1
38
: Fraud 1
3
3
fob 2022
feb 2022
feb 2022
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
39
: Harassment
0
0
40
: Hit & Run
5
5
41
:Identity Theft
0
0
42
: Indecent Exposure
1
1
43
: Insecure Premises
2
2
44
: Into)dcated Pedestrian
1
1
45
: Kidnapping
0
0
46
: Littering
0
0
47
: Loitering
0
0
48
: Lost or Stray Animal
14
14
49
: Lost Property
5
5
50
: Mental Health
5
5
51
: Missing Person
1
1
52
: Noise Complaint
7
7
53
: Open Container
1
1
54
: Order of Protection Violation
1
1
55
: Parking Complaint
17
17
56
: Possession of Alcohol
1
1
57
: Possession of Drugs
1
1
58
: Possession of Tobacco
4
4
59
: Privacy in Communications
2
2
60
: Prowler
0
0
61
: Public Assist
51
51
62
: Public Safety Complaint
3
3
63
: Public Works Call
10
10
64
: Report Not Needed
9
9
65
: Robbery
0
0
66
: Runaway Juvenile
3
3
67
: Sexual Assault
1
1
68
: Suicide
0
0
69
: Suicide - Attempt
0
0
70
: Suicide - Threat
5
5
71
: Suspicious Activity
58
58
72
: Suspicious Person
12
12
73
: Theft
17
17
74
: Threats
3
3
75
: Tow Call
0
0
76
: Traffic Accident
10
10
feb 2022
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
77
: Traffic Hazard
3
3
78
: Traffic Incident
20
20
79
: TRO Violation
0
0
80
: Truancy
2
2
81
T/S :Traffic Stop
97
97
82
: Unattended Death
3
3
83
: Unknown - Converted
0
0
84
: Unlawful Transactions w/Minors
0
0
85
: Unlawful Use of Motor Vehicle
2
2
86
: Vicious Dog
0
0
87
: Warrant
19
19
88
: Welfare Check
18
18
89
Totals
687
687