HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Protection 05-08-95PUBLIC PROTECTION COMMITTEE MEETING
MAY 81 1995
MEMBERS PRESENT: Art Jacobson, Bill Krueger, Herb Giese and Jack
Breault arriving a few minutes late.
STAFF PRESENT: Sheriff Paul Burch, Chief Deputy Max Ihrke, Medical
Examiner Marty Shanklin, Lynn Holmes and Renee Carufel.
The meeting was called to order at 1:00
Jacobson. Motion by Giese/Krueger to P.m. by Vice Chairman Art
published. Carried.approve the agenda as
Motion by Giese/Krueger to approve the mi Carried. nutes of April llth.
The next meeting will be June 9th at 9000 a.m.
BILLS & VOUCHERS: Motion by Krueger/Breault to a
pprove the
for
vouchers of $59,938.98 for the Sheriff's Department and $30 845.70
the Jail. Carried. Revenues for the month of April were
$40r659.67.
Motion by Giese/Breault to approve the vouchers of $1754.76 for the
District Attorney's office. Carried.
Motion by Krueger/Breault to approve the vouchers of $1416.28 for
the Medical examiner.
SHERIFF'S REPORT: Sheriff Burch reported that the average daily
population for the Jail for the month of April was 61.
He also reported that the safety programs of Speed Wave and C
are in place. These are funded by the State. ARE
Eau Claire will send four or five inmates to our Jail possibility of a lot more thiwith the
s summer.
CHIEF DEPUTY REPORT: Max Ihrke reported the new investigator is
working out very well and is taking additional schooling,
gahrage from rke
Iasked the committee if it would be possible to move the
the Boody property closer to the Government Center so
It could be used for storage for the Sheriff's de artmen
Discussion was held. The committee instructed him to P t,
Prices for this project and report back to them. get some
Ihrke also reported that he might be applying for grants
through the Office of Justisome state
education. ce Assistance for job training and drug
FUNDING FOR BOAT PATROL: Krueger, Giese and Burch are working on
this and will come back to the committee with their findings in
June.
Discussion was held on whether it is practical to have patrol
officers type their own reports or hire additional clerical staff
for this. Max will collect data on this for the committee to
study.
CHILD SUPPORT REPORT: Lynn Holmes reported the update on the KIDS
program. Significant progress has been made in computerizing the
data. Additional support cases are thereby being established. The
data conversion is continuing.
Motion by Giese/Krueger to adjourn at 2:35 p.m. Carried.
William Krueger, Secretary
Renee Carufel, Recording Secretary