HomeMy WebLinkAboutReport of the Police Chief for Oct 1980POLICE DEPART6IENT
VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HnIGHTS
November 17, 1980
TO: Honorable Frederick G. Marcham, Mayor
Members of the Board of Trustees
Village of Cayuga Heights
SUBJECT: Report of the Police Chief for October 1980
The Police Department handled 89 complaints and investigated 10 motor
vehicle accidents during the month. There were 41 traffic tickets and
31 parking tickets issued.
There were two felony complaints, one for burglary and one for grand
larceny. There were twenty -one misdemeanor complaints, nine for petit
larceny, seven for criminal mischief, two for issuing bad checks, one
for criminal trespass, one for aggravated harassment, one alcoholic
beverage control law violation.
One person% was arrested for driving while intoxicated and three juveniles
were apprehended, one for an alcoholic beverage control law violation and
two for disorderly conduct.
On October 24, 1980 I received a letter from Tompkins County Personnel
Commissioner Hugh Hurlbut concerning the part -time police clerk position.
He has agreed to petition the State Civil Service Commissioner for non-
competitive status for the part -time Village Police Clerk position if the
Village Board will pass a resolution that they agree that the position
will remain in the non - competitive status only as long as the position
remains as a part- time - position. I therefore request you adopt the
following resolution:
"VOTED to request the Tompkins County Personnel Commissioner to
petition the State Civil Service Commission for non - competitive
status for the part -time Village Police Clerk position, such
status to remain in effect only as long as the position remains
as a part -time position defined under the Civil Service Law."
I will submit the bids for the purchase of a new police car at this
meeting and hopefully will have a recommendation for the Board.
There was a total of $7,927.31 in property reported lost or stolen and
$94.76 in property was recovered by the Police Department.
The full -time officers worked a total of 67 hours overtime and the part -
time officers worked a total of 48 hours during the month.
Respectfully subm�i''ttt�ed,
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Harlin R. t•1cEwen
Chief of Police
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