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RAMSEY POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT OCTOBER 1999 DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS The department responded to 701 Initial Compliant Reports compared to in 801 September of 1998. Crime Watch Meetings: 10/3 5400 block of 155~ Lane 10/28 5800 block of 147* Lane 10 people attended 11 people attended PUBLIC SAFETY AIDE UNIT ACTIVITY The Ramsey Police Department Public Safety Aide Unit consists of 11 members from the community. Our Unit's Vision is to create a secure, aware and involved community by uniting law enforcement and residents. Our mission is to provide a variety of support services to the community and the police department in a non-sworn capacity. The unit is divided into (2) divisions, the uniformed Public Safety Aides (Police Reserves) and the newly formed Community Outreach Team. '~ In October 1999, a total of 208.5 hours were donated by Public Safety Aides members in the following areas: MEETINGS / TRAINING: Total Time Commitment: 41.5 Explanation: There were (2) regular PSA meetings this month, which covered instruction and hands-on training on vehicle impound searches and park patrol stops/contacts. There was also a special field training officer meeting where we covered our policy and procedure FTO manual. GENERAL DUTY: Total Time Commitment: 48.5 hours Explanation: (4) PSA's completed 48.5 hours of general squad patrol duty. Conducted extra patrols, assisted officers w/(6) calls and handled (3) non-priority incidents. SPECIAL EVENTS / DUTIES: Total Time Commitment: 58 Explanation: (2) members assisted PSA Laurie Swadner in updating our business keyholder list by going door to door- was great public relations detail - well received by business owners. Updating continues... PSA Tim Burns represented Ramsey, driving the Youth First Float in Anoka's Halloween parade.