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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Protection 09-08-1999ST CROIX COUNTY NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETING TO: Thomas Dorsey FROM: Julie Speer COMMITTEE TITLE: Public Protection DATE: September 8, 1999 TIME: 9:00 A.M. LOCATION: Government Center CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL ADOPTION OF AGENDA DATE OF NEXT MEETING: ACTION ON PREVIOUS MINUTES UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 1. PLC Battery Back -Up 2. Budgets 3. Jail Panels 4. Juvenile Boarding 5. Jail Revenue NEW BUSINESS: 1. Medical Examiner's Report 2. Reports: Sheriff, Chief Deputy, Patrol & Jail Captain A. Jail Assessment 3. District Attorney's Report 4. Child Support Report S. Bills & Vouchers* 6. Judge Vlack 7. 10-20-Life * These will be presented by each Department at the time of their report. ANNOUNCEMENTS & CORRESPONDENCE POSSIBLE AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING: ADJOURNMENT (Agenda not necessarily presented in this order) SUBMITTED BY: Julie Speer DATE: 8/18/99 COPIES TO: County Clerk Notice Board/News Media Committee Members *ADDITIONS/CHANGES/CORRECTION Y �€ A. ` A r F�. gIEEC e Lei �.� PUBLIC PROTECTION COMMITTEE MEETING September 8, 1999 MEMBERS PRESENT: Julie Speer, Bill Krueger and Chuck Mehls. Bob Gunderson and Tom Irwin were excused. Meeting called to order by Chair Speer at 9:20 a.m. STAFF PRESENT: Sheriff Dennis Hillstead, Chief Deputy Ron Volkert, Patrol Captain Robert Klanderman, Jail Captain Karen Humphrey, Administrative Assistant Mary Martell, Patrol Sergeant Dan Breymaier and Renee Carufel. Motion to adopt the agenda by Mehls/Krueger. Carried. Date of the next meeting is Oct. 13th at 900 a.m. Motion to approve the minutes of August 17th by Mehls/Krueger. Carried. JAIL ASSESSMENT: Humphrey requested $8,228 to buy the following items: Three scanners and decoders for $1600 each. Each inmate would have a wrist ban with a bar code to keep track of any activity they do such as going to the library, etc. Three back-up battery units for the computers on the new panels in the Jail for $200 each. These are special surge protectors in case of a power failure, the panels won't have to be rebooted. Also to replace a half wall that was removed with laminated glass for $2828. Motion to approve $8228 from the Jail assessment fund for the above items by Krueger/Mehls. Carried. JUVENILE BOARDING: Hillstead reported that Health and Human Services is still considering doing the billing for juvenile boarding. He has been in contact with them to work out this arrangement. Speer will try and set up a joint meeting with the Health and Human Services Committee to discuss this. JAIL REVENUE: Hillstead brought a; resolution before the committee concerning the revenue brought in by collect phone calls made by inmates. He would like to use these funds to implement programs for the inmates, such as GED,anger management, resume writing classes, parenting/life skills or job skills. Krueger/Mehls made the motion to approve the resolution concerning the phone revenue as presented. Carried. MEDICAL EXAMINER: Motion by Mehls/Krueger to approve the bills of $4248.32. Carried. The autopsy was an eight month old infant from River Falls. SHERIFF'S REPORT: Hillstead reported that Jail Sergeant Mark Klanderman turned in his resignation. He is in the process of taking applications from the Jail staff to fill this position. Hillstead introduced Dan Breymaier who is now the patrol sergeant and said he is doing an excellent job. He also reported he is still getting complaints from the floating activities on the Apple River. We are still looking for ways to make this activity more decent. BUDGET: Hillstead reported that this committee has passed the budget and it will go before Finance the way it was presented. BILLS AND VOUCHERS: Vouchers were reviewed. Motion was made to approve the Jail bills of $46,858.13 by Mehls/Speer. Carried. Motion to approve the bills of $19,113.09 by Krueger/Mehls for the Sheriff's department. Carried. Total revenues for the month of August were $78,449.75. 880 of the revenues went into the general fund=$69,118.68. Mehls reported on the incident where the SWAT team was called to Frederick, WI. The incident went well, no shots were fired by the SWAT team but 21 shots were fired by a 16 year old male who was apprehended by the officers. Hillstead reported that we are in the process of replacing Nichole Cudd as she has resigned. Klanderman reported on the 10th fatality which was a result of a car accident. He also reported all the Grants are submitted and we are waiting to hear from the State. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S REPORT: Motion by Krueger/Mehls to approve the bills of $615.06. Carried. Motion to adjourn at 11:10 a.m. Renee Carufel Recording Secretary PUBLIC PROTECTION COMMITTEE MEETING September 8, 1999 MEMBERS PRESENT: Julie Speer, Bill Krueger and Chuck Mehls. Bob Gunderson and Tom Irwin were excused. Meeting called to order by Chair Speer at 9:20 a.m. STAFF PRESENT: Sheriff Dennis Hillstead, Chief Deputy Ron Volkert, Patrol Captain Robert Klanderman, Jail Captain Karen Humphrey, Administrative Assistant Mary Martell, Patrol Sergeant Dan Breymaier and Renee Carufel. Motion to adopt the agenda by Mehls/Krueger. Carried. Date of the next meeting is Oct. 13th at 900 a.m. Motion to approve the minutes of August 17th by Mehls/Krueger. Carried. JAIL ASSESSMENT: Humphrey requested $8,228 to buy the following items: Three scanners and decoders for $1600 each. Each inmate would have a wrist ban with a bar code to keep track of any activity they do such as going to the library, etc. Three back-up battery units for the computers on the new panels in the Jail for $200 each. These are special surge protectors in case of a power failure, the panels won't have to be rebooted. Also to replace a half wall that was removed with laminated glass for $2828. Motion to approve $8228 from the Jail assessment fund for the above items by Krueger/Mehls. Carried. JUVENILE BOARDING: Hillstead reported that Health and Human Services is still considering doing the billing for juvenile boarding. He has been in contact with them to work out this arrangement. Speer will try and set up a joint meeting with the Health and Human Services Committee to discuss this. JAIL REVENUE: Hillstead brought a resolution before the committee concerning the revenue brought in by collect phone calls made by inmates. He would like to use these funds to implement programs for the inmates, such as GED, anger management, resume writing classes, parenting/life skills or job skills. Krueger/Mehls made the motion to approve the resolution concerning the phone revenue as presented. Carried. MEDICAL EXAMINER: Motion by Mehls/Krueger to approve the bills of $4248.32. Carried. The autopsy was an eight month old infant from River Falls. SHERIFF'S REPORT: Hillstead reported that Jail Sergeant Mark Klanderman turned in his resignation. He is in the process of taking applications from the Jail staff to fill this position. Hillstead introduced Dan Breymaier who is now the patrol sergeant and said he is doing an excellent job. He also reported he is still getting complaints from the floating activities on the Apple River. We are still looking for ways to make this activity more decent. BUDGET: Hillstead reported that this committee has passed the budget and it will go before Finance the way it was presented. BILLS AND VOUCHERS: Vouchers were reviewed. Motion was made to approve the Jail bills of $46,858.13 by Mehls/Speer. Carried. Motion to approve the bills of $19,113.09 by Krueger/Mehls for the Sheriff's department. Carried. Total revenues for the month of August were $78,449.75. 88% of the revenues went into the general fund=$69,118.68. Mehls reported on the incident where the SWAT team was called to Frederick, WI. The incident went well, no shots were fired by the SWAT team but 21 shots were fired by a 16 year old male who was apprehended by the officers. Hillstead reported that we are in the process of replacing Nichole Cudd as she has resigned. Klanderman reported on the loth fatality which was a result of a car accident. He also reported all the Grants are submitted and we are waiting to hear from the State. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S REPORT: Motion by Krueger/Mehls to approve the bills of $615.06. Carried_ Motion to adjourn at 11:10 a.m. Renee Carufel Recording Secretary