HomeMy WebLinkAboutReport of the Police Chief for Sept 1977POLICE DI:PARTI�II:I+T
VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGET,;
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TO: Honorable Frederick G, Marcham, Mayor
Members of -the Board of Trustees
Village of Cayuga Heights
October 17, 1977
SUBJECT: Report of the police Chief for September 1977
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The Police Department handled 95 complaints and investigated 3 motor
vebiole accidents. There were 96 traffic tickets and 51 parking tickets
-issued during the month�
There were four felony complaints for burglary, and one for criminal
possession of a forged instrument. There wore thirty one misdemeator
complaints, nine for issuing bad checks, seven for criminal mischief,
four for petit: larceny, four for criminal trespass, three for criminal
tampering, two for aggravated harassment, one for illegal possession
of fireworks, and one for theft of services.
27iree persons were arrested for driving while i.ntoxicai:ad. Two ;juveniles
were apprehended for curfew violation, two for burglary, and one for
illegal possession of fireworks.
On September 29, 1977, Trustees Anderson and Pimentel toured part of
the Village to look at the street light situation. Trustee Randolph
e•rho was also on this committee was cut of town. It was agreed that
street lights at the intersections on North Triphammer Road and Triphemmer
Road should be up -dated and also the .lighting at the intersection of
Varwick Place, Winthrop Drive and Burleigh Drive should be up-dated.
The Proposal would require changing 13 2,500L. incandescent lights to
7,000L. mercury va_ro: lights at an increase of $14.85 each, and adding
two new 7,000L. mercury vapor .lights at $50.00 each, for a total annual
increase of $294.85. I am also in the process of determining from
NYSE &G if they can furnish sodium lights instead of mercury vapor.
There was a total of $328.07 in property reported lost or stolen during
the month and $177.41 in property recovered by the police department.
The officers worked a total of 21 heirs overtime during the month.
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Respectfully, /n`
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Harlin R. Mcen vu
Chief of Police