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Minutes of the Kendall County Public Safety Committee Meeting Held Monday, April 12, 2010 At the Kendall County Public Safety Center Conference Room 1600 hours Present were Chairman John Shaw, members Nancy Martin, Jesse Hafenrichter, Pam Parr. Also present were Sheriff Richard Randall, Chief Deputy Terry Tichava, KenCom Director Dave Farris, Deputy Coroner Purcell, and Facilities Management Director Jim Sm iley. Shaw called for the KenCom Report. Farris stated that they presently have one position open, as one of the new hires resigned. He continued that now that one of the municipalities has amended the amount of calls into KenCom, they were not planning to hire the three new dispatchers that were budgeted for May of this year until they reassess the call volume. He continued that wireless calls were 75% for the month of March 2010. Shaw called for the Coroner’s Report. Purcell stated that the deaths for March were up from February and that there were 25 deaths with all natural except for 3 accidental overdoses. Shaw called for the EMA report. Tichava stated that there was a siren test on March 2, a Kickoff <strong>meeting</strong> with police and fire department, PB&Z, KenCom and Southern Illinois University for the Hazard Mitigation Grant Plan on March 10, IEMA Meeting at Aurora Police Department March 11, they assisted the KCHHS Department with Strategic National Stockpile Drill March 15, a business/training <strong>meeting</strong> hosted a basic weather spotter class put on by the National Weather Service on March 16th~ Tichava said that there were four major projects going on for the rest of year for EMA. Shaw called for the Corrections Report. Randall stated that they had 422 new intake bookings on a total of 551 charges. He continued that they released 488 inmates on 637 charges and 89 inmates were held over from the month before. He stated that the average daily population was 107, they served 8,656 meals with an average of $1.26 per meal and logged 7,974 miles during the month and transported 233 inmates, 35 of which were Juveniles. Randall stated that the medical staff saw 148 inmates and he continued that they housed 60 inmates from other counties and billed out $35,160.00 for 586 days of confinement. Randall added that there were 24 video bond call days with 75 inmates. Shaw called for the Operations Division Report. Randall stated that the Sheriff’s Office had 737 calls for service, 2,109 officers initiated for activity, 489 police reports, 27 felony, 182 misdemeanors, and 87 warrants with a total of 296 total arrests. Randall continued that there were 1168 traffic contacts, 553 traffic citations, 7 DUI arrests, 0 zero tolerance, 30 property damage, 5 personal injuries, and 0 fatal accidents. Randall stated that the Operations Division drove 51,313 miles in the month of March. Shaw called for the Support Services Report. Randall stated that Court Security had 20,240 entries, they X-rayed 7,991 articles, 39 arrests with 308 contraband seized. Randall stated that there were 78 at bond call and 136 prisoner transports. Randall
stated that Support Services went to 754 hours of training in the month of March. He continued that the Auxiliary volunteered 239 hours in the month of March, there were 102 new items taken into the Property room, 50 items disposed of, 7 items sent to the Crime Lab, 3 items processed by the Evidence Custodian. Randall stated that the Community Oriented Policing had been busy with many things as well as assisted the investigators with many cases. Randall continued that Court Security ran a total of 769 security clearance checks on tradesmen over the 23 month construction period of the new courthouse. He stated that Gilbane has packed up their office at the Courthouse as the construction of the expansion is completed. He stated that Court Security is experiencing problems with duress alarms in the new office spaces of the courthouse and Gilbane and EO Integrated Systems is working on this. He continued that a 65 year old woman reported falling on the Courthouse steps on March 8, but she had no visible injuries and refused medical treatment. Video footage of the fall is being saved and weather conditions did not appear to be a factor. Randall stated that the Auxiliary volunteered at the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics on March 7 and assisted with the preparation of the funeral ceremony for retired Sheriff’s Office Commander Speenburgh. Randall continued that the detectives were working on many cases and have charged an Elburn man with one felony count of Deceptive Practice as a result of their investigation into a report from the Kendall Hill Nursery that the man had purchased over $2,000.00 worth of trees from the business with a bad check. They were also investigating an Aggravated Battery that occurred in Boulder Hill where the victim was attacked by multiple offenders who beat him with their hands, feet and a paving brick. The investigators have identified the offenders, although the victim has stopped cooperating in the investigation. The investigators feel that this is gang related and it may not be possible to charge the offenders without the victim’s cooperation. Shaw called for the Administrative Report. Randall stated that they served 139 papers and 165 defendants were served. He stated that there were 32 evictions scheduled with 15 cancelled. He said that there were 199 Sheriff’s Sales scheduled and 124 were accomplished. Randall stated that there were 191 warrants issued, 147 warrants served and there were 1598 total warrants on file. The total fees were $91,641.32. Randall stated that the mileage for the Administrative division was 2847 for the month of March. Randall stated that one squad was damaged in an accident and one possible new Workman’s Comp claims in the month of March. Randall stated that they were looking to add some cameras to the facility to help with some additional security and blind spots. He said that the quotation was for $11,937.00. He stated that SSgt. Gillespie and facilities management were going to run the cabling and the materials would be approximately $1,000.00. Randall stated that they felt that this would be an appropriate expenditure from the jail expansion building fund. Martin made a motion to forward the recommendation to the Finance Committee, seconded by Parr. All ayes approved the motion.
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