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NOTICE TO RAMSEY RESIDENTS _ _ _ The Ramsey Police Department provides a service that is free to the public. It is called Operation Identification. This is a program whereby residents mark their property with a special number. This number is used to help the police trace the property if stolen and. also serves notice to the would-be burglar that your property is marked and is solid evidence against him if found in his possession. There are a few PERMIT REGULATIONS With Spring just around the c~rner, m3.?Y of you residents may WIsh to buIld an accessory building for the storage of your accumulated "Toys" and necessary equipment (lawn mowers, boats, snowmobiles, etc.). There is a building permit ,required prior to your starting any construction. Ramsey does have an ordinance regulating the size of your accessory building and the placement of the same building. If you have any questions regardi~g this ordinance, please do not hesItate to call the city hall. BURNING PERMITS Effective March 1, 1981 burning permits are to be obtained from City Hall between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. or from Mike Haller, 17040 Azurite Street N.W. 753-4040. ' private companies that are active in this field but they charge a fee for this service and are not able to enter their numbers in to the police computers. This service is absolutely free and available to any Ramsey resident by stopping by the Ramsey Municipal Center at 15153 Nowthen Blvd. and ask to be enrolled in' Operation Identification. For more information call 427-1410. "Rescuci-Baby" Donated On February 3rd the Police Department was presented with a "Rescuci-Baby" mannequin donated to the city of Ramsey Police by the Ramsey Jaycee Women. The mannequin, which is the infant counterpart of the "Rescuci-Annie" adult, is used for hands-on training for Cardiopulmonary Rescucitation courses taught by Officer Anderson of the Ramsey Police. With the acquisition of the infant training aid to the Police, through Community School classes and through the police department independently, can now offer the Basic Cardiac Life Support course. "Rescuci-Baby" will also be used in other police/community school sponsored courses designed for all citizens, from babysitters to nurses. We sincerely extend to the Jaycee Women our thanks for their concern for citizen safety and education. Mike Auspos, Chief Ramsey Police NON.P~OF.T ORG U. S. POSTAGE PAID ANOKA. MINNESOTA Permit No. 40 ARE YOU INTERESTED??? Any group or organization of Ramsey interested in placing an article in the Ramsey Newsletter, please contact Sheila Beyer at 427-1410 for more details. The Ramsey Newsletter is meant to be a community newsletter used by its citizens. It is a joint venture between Anoka-Hennepin School District 11 and the City of Ramsey for the Citizens of Ramsey. NOTICE The Ramsey Youth Athletic Association (RYAA) meets'on the third MO,nday of each month, 7:00 p.m., at the Ramsey Elementary School. All interested citizens of . Ramsey are invited to attend. During this past month the RY AA ordered the equipment needed for the Summer baseball and softball programs. Plan now to spend two evenings a week with your son's or daughter's team. We always need coaches. If you don't have that much time to donate we need scorekeepers and umpires. It is a good program and the games are twice as much fun with a good crowd behind the kids. .