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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ANOKA COUNTY JOINT LAW ENFORCEMENT COUNCIL 8:30 A.M. NOVEMBER 14, 1981 BUNKER HILLS ACTIVITY CENTER The meeting was called to order by Robert W. Johnson at 8:30 A.M. PRESENT: Otto Lind, Roger Coulthart, Bruce Nawrocki, Stuart Anderson, Jim Hill, Clayton Hogie, Dennis Schneider, Dick Blomquist, Jerry Nelson, Ed LaTuff, Dick Lang, Bill Hoogestraat, Don Dwyer, Ralph Talbot, Ray Jones, Tom Gamec, Mike Auspos, R. W. Johnson, Bruce Wojack and C. D. Van Dusen. Mr. Johnson suggested everyone vocally present a "wish list" they would like accomplished as a joint effort of %he Council. Two dis- tinct items were brought forward: 1.A drug program should be ins%itu%ed for %he public and school systems, and 2. a new approach of the functional advisory section should be looked into. Discussion was heard regarding the identification of short range and long range goals, budget process, rules of procedure, levies, membership to the Council of cities who currently have six (6) full- time police officers and the Joint Law Enforcement Council Agreement. Mr. Johnson submitted the following questions: "Should there be an Anoka County Joint Law Enforcement Council?" It was unanimously agreed it should continue to exist. "What kind of commitment should be made to make it work?" It was decided that a two-day session (one weekday and one Saturday).would be held in January, 1982. It will be conducted by a facilitator. R. W. Johnson will make arrangements to obtain a facilitator and set up the dates for the sessions. A recommendation was'made that the Cities of Ramsey, Circle Pines/ Lexington and Lino Lakes should be invited to attend the above mentioned sessions and defer ac%ual membership to the Council unt{1 after the sessions are completed. R. W. Johnson did a historical review of the original Anoka County Joint ~aw Enforcement Council Agreement for the new members of the Council. The meeting was adjourned at 11:40 a.m. jr Attachment: "Wish List"