Police Advisory Commission Minutes 01-22-2003
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QUARTERLY \1EEIT\'G - "'10~TICELLO POLIO: CO\'I\IIS5101\
\Vcuncsda}, January 22, 200\-7 p.m.
IvlembersPrcsenl
13rad I'yle, Rrian Stumpf, Dick Slais
\lembersAbscnl:
Davc(ieri!(b
Als,) Prcs~nt:
City Administrator, Rick \V"lhldler: Patroj Djvision 1.."'Hlenant Dan
AnsclmLnl; anJ guest, Jerry Slrolhers 1i-('nl1heCityof()t\eg(\
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rh~ meeling wilscallcd l"orueral 7 p.m.
2. ADlJroy,!1 of :VI in utes oflhe Odnbcr 23. 200Zr.olicc Commission meetln,g.
)l..JOT10I\ \VAS 'v1/\DF flY HKAU FYI.E AND Sl:COl'<ULU BY OJr:K SIAIS TO
APPROVE TIlE \1Il\1.' rES OF TilE OlTOlll-J{ 21. 2002 Jl..lLLTIJ\U, ~vl0TlOl\ c.\I{RIED
UNANI\1()I.lS1Y
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C""sitlcratioD_of election of oni~er' "nu,'evil'''' :IDIlOil).I,,,!cnt, tH advisor\' cOlDJ;Ili.\Sio".
COlllnlL";"" members were unlilied that eOllllllLs.'Hln member Liz Lks\brais ha" indicated a desire
to resign from lhe r'olie~ Commission at this tim~, "h. Dd,'hmlis has sel'ved on [he c(\l)]mittcc I"f
six years~llcl fc]ttnalll wilstimc fOl'achallge,
It was lhe consenSllS ofthc committee memhe,-~ present th~t the (:itv ~hou]d aJvertiz~ seeking
applie,mls 10 Ihe Police Commls::;ion v~e~lley. A sele~tiOll can then he made by Ihe City (\,tL1Kil
priol' 10 lh~ll"xlqllarwrly m~t'lingschedlllccl for /\p1'il 01'2003,
Cllmmis"ioll membel'S th~n discuss~d appointments orChail'milll. Vie~-Chairlllall and Secretary I"l'
th~ Police COlllmi"ion.
\lOT]Ol\; \VAS \IALl!: BY RRAD FYLli i\'sD SFCONDED llY D]CK SL\]S TO
RL/\I'I'OP\T RlCK WOI,I'STELLER AS SI-TRETARY. .\10T]0)\ /\1 SO ])\CLUULD
AI'POINTI'\IG URIAN STli\1Pf AS CHJ\IR\]i\'\I WtTII IlRAD ]'YLI' i\S VICE-
CH,\IRl\lAN FOR THE UPCOI\IlN(, Y]'i\R \IOTION C\RRIED lWo,NI\lOUSLY.
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G~ncrl\ll)iscu~.si'ln with Sheriff's p.e[lartrn~nt rmrcsenf1\ti.-es.
Patrol DivLsion Lielltenanl Diln Anselment r~viewed with the cOllHni~si()n members recent activity
reports lill' Monticello through Decembcr 21l0::' \1r. An,elment noted [hat appilrcntly ittak~~ 9 ~,,;
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r"li~e Commission rVlinutc,. 1/2L'03
ol-licers to COV~L' the hours 1(,[ ~fOlllicdl" and noted that rhi, wijj incrcas~ slighll} in ~OOl with tlw
additjonof4m()['chnlLrS()r~"verilgeperd,lY,
C:nmnw;sion members wcre nlso advised of'!] ~OJK"'m that was raised by a local industrial pilrk
ou"ness (\wncrCOnccmillg SOme trouble they' hilJ b~en having with kids skateboarding. ",lkr
<,kalingandbikingupnndclnwnlhcirlo"dingramp"mdalsoex]Jl'ess~dcollccrnsahnlLls()l1lelhet\
ofpalkls Lhal (\~cnrred 011 their properly. Commission members suggested to the Sheriffs
llcparlrncm thai [he deputies s~rvillg II.loll1icclln be advis<:d otlhese con~e11lS and thm additional
pJtwllingin(heLndtLsln;llp~rktakcp]accifwal'rantcd_
A suggestion was mmk by ~"ml1liS';ion membel's thm the Hext Police Commission meeting bc held
allhe Wright County Di;;pllleh Ol'tiee 'llld hil Compkx so that mcmbers could I'ce~ive ill,r,t hand
loul'oClhedi,patchingfacilitic;;anda]solollrlheLounlyjili],
II ILR.L H1J"i(i 1\0 FLRTIlER LlUS]NLSS, \10T]01\' W.\S ]I.'lADE RY BRAD FYLL AND
SEC01\DLD HY DICK SI.AIS TO ADJOURJ\ AI S P._VI,
Recordlllg S~CI'Cla['y
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