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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 08/27/2019 <br />Submitted For: Brad Bluml, Police By: Brad Bluml, Police <br />4. 4. <br />Information <br />Title <br />Accept Donations of Public Safety Educational Exhibit <br />Purpose/Background: <br />On Friday, April 6, 2018, at 10:50 pm, Ramsey Police & Fire Departments and Allina Paramedics were dispatched <br />to a personal injury accident on Hwy 47 (St Francis Blvd NW) in the City of Ramsey, where it was reported one <br />vehicle rolled over. The Minnesota State Patrol, Anoka County Sheriff's Office, and Anoka Police Department also <br />responded to assist. <br />Officers arrived and found the driver Joey Anderson, who had not been wearing his seatbelt, was ejected from the <br />vehicle and had died at the scene. A passenger in the vehicle who had been wearing his seat belt was walking <br />around and treated for minor injuries. Speed, alcohol, distracted driving, and no seat belt were all factors <br />contributing to this crash. <br />Joey's father Wade Anderson later came to the Ramsey Police Department and expressed how he and his family <br />wanted to use the crashed car Joey had been driving to help make others aware of the reality of these types of <br />incidents, and the importance of driving sober, not speeding, not driving distracted, and wearing your seat belt. <br />Joey always wore his seatbelt; but for some reason which will be forever unknown, he was not wearing it during <br />this trip. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />The ability to use this vehicle as an exhibit will be extremely valuable as a Public Safety education tool, allowing <br />first responders to convey the importance of traffic laws and real dangers of operating vehicles to citizens. A formal <br />presentation of appreciation and recognition of the donations is planned for the presentation portion of tonight's <br />council meeting. The vehicle and trailer will be on display this evening on Sunwood Drive in front of City Hall. <br />The exhibit's first use will be at Ramsey's Happy Days, Saturday, September 7, 2019. <br />Funding Source: <br />This case is funded by donations and supplemented by the police department budget to pay for the title transfers for <br />the vehicle and trailer. <br />A local Ramsey business, M & G Trailer Sales, located at 7575 Hwy 10 NW, Ramsey, generously donated the <br />trailer which will be used to transport the vehicle to different locations. While the vehicle is on display at schools, <br />county fairs, and city events, it will be an educational exhibit. Police Officers, Deputies, and Troopers can use this <br />as a tool to educate the public on the reality of these events, and the importance of following the laws put into place <br />to protect us. The trailer is a 2017 Sure-Trac model ST8218CHW-B-070 with VIN: 5JW1U1826H1162977, and <br />Minnesota license plate 200498. The donation is estimated at approximately $2,500. <br />Another local business, North Star Towing located at 833 North St., Anoka, generously donated their time and the <br />equipment to permanently attached the vehicle to the trailer, so it can be safely transported to the various locations <br />where it will be on display. It is estimated their donation is approximately $400. <br />Wade Anderson who was the second registered owner of the vehicle, and the Anderson family, generously donated <br />the vehicle, a 2007, silver 4-door BMW 328xi wagon, with VIN: WBAVT73547FZ36236, and Minnesota license <br />plates ALU-268. The monetary donation of this vehicle is estimated at $3,000. <br />
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