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Pequot Lakes Police Dept. Report to City Council February 3, 2006 For the month of January the Department logged over 150 ICRs,with several incidences requiring extended investigation time. Office Rich Hogan's father-in-law passed away this week. The entire Department will attend the funeral next week, in full uniform to provide support to Officer Hogan and his family. The Department would like to recognize Northern Food King and their generous donation to provide K-9 Officer Shadow with his dog food for the year. Equipment: The Department was recently awarded a$1,000 grant towards the purchase of a new AED (Defibrillator), which will allow the Department to have access to this equipment in all of our squad cars. The Chief's Expedition was put into service on Januar7 18th and as of this date, 2 of the new squad cars have been completed and are being used. The 3r car will be ready for service by Feb. 10th Activities: Deputy Chief Ryan has been working on several cases with the School District and the Restorative Justice program in recent weeks. He has also been involved with the Crisis Management Team, dealing recently with the School District wide impact of the Stork family's tragic deaths. Officer Chad Nangle recently provided training to the local Banks regarding security procedures. Training: Jan 23rd—26th: Chief Braam attended the MN Chief's of Police Command School in Little Falls. This was an excellent training, covering several important topics i.e. Data Practices, Media Relations, Policy and Procedures, Budgeting, etc. Upcoming: Feb 22nd : Department mandatory annual trainings, i.e. Defensive tactics, Blood born pathogens, Use of Force as well as several others. Mar 6th—9th: Deputy Chief John Ryan will attend Leadership Training at Camp Ripley. Mar 10th: Office Admin. Janet Wedan and Deputy Clerk Nancy Malecha will attend training for implementing the Restorative Justice grant the City was awarded in January. 1