HomeMy WebLinkAboutReport of the Police Chief for Nov 19759
POLICE DEPARTMENT
PILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGHTS
December 15, 1975
TO: Hon. Frederick G. Marcham, Mayor
Members of the Board of Trustees
Village of Cayuga Heights
BOBJWT: Report of the Police Chief for November 1975
The Police Department handled 89 complaints and investigated 8 motor
vehicle accidents. There were 86 traffic tickets and 36 parking
tickets issued during the month.
There were no felony complaints during the month and 35 misdemeanor
complaints, 15 for criminal mischief, 9 for bad checks, 6 for petit
larceny, 4 for criminal trespass and 1 for theft of cervices. There
was a total of $534.95 in property reported lost or stolen during
the month and a total of $376.00 in property recovered by the police
department. One person was arrested for public intoxication, 1 person
for disorderly conduct, 1 person on two counts of bad checks, and 1 person
on three charges of theft of services, criminal tampering and possession
of burglar tools, There were 7 juvenileo apprehended during the month,
3 for criminal mischief and 4 for curfer: violation.
Patrolman Kenneth W. Lansing completed his 10 weeks basic police recruit
school on November 14, 1975 with a Grade of 89. He has served his
• probationary term and is now eligible for permanent appointment. The
1975 -76 police budget provides for e. $200 raise for Ptlm. Lansing at
the time of his permanent appointment and I therefore recommend the
following resolution:
"VOTED to authorize the Mayor to permanently appoint Kenneth W.
Lansing to the position of Police Patrolman effective November 14,
1975 and to raise his annual salary effective on that dste from
$935 to $9635 which includes educational incentive, and to notify
the Tompkins County Personnel Department of such action."
The Tompkins County Board of Representatives has not yet acted on our
application for a CM position for a typist in the police department.
The 1974 AMC Matador wan involved in an eccident on November 27, 1975
and in out of service for repairs. The car is schediLled to be taken to
Elmira for further r "arranty work on the motor on December 16, and when
thin is completed the body repairs will be completed and the car put
back in service.
The officers worked a total of 12 hours overtime during the month.
Respectfully submitted,
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Harlin R. McEwen
. Chief of Police
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