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Pequot Lakes Police Dept. <br /> Report to the City Council <br /> June 26, 2008 <br /> So far for the month of June the Department has logged more than 573 individual ICRs. <br /> Current Activities: <br /> The Reserves, Part time and Full time Officers conducted 689 individual business and home security <br /> checks throughout the month, with 4 open doors found. <br /> The entire Department is preparing for the 4th of July Activities. Everyone will be on duty before, during <br /> and after the Parade, to ensure the safety of all spectators and guests to the events. <br /> The Governor's Fishing Opener Committee Chairs have been selected as the Grand Marshals for the <br /> parade this year. Both Chief Braam and Office Manager Wedan donated many hours of their own time <br /> as Chairs for this event. Chief Braam was Chair of the Security Committee and Office Mgr Wedan was <br /> Chair of the Logistics Committee. Both will be working with the Police Department float in the parade; <br /> so they will not be available to ride with the rest of the Committee. <br /> During the first week of June, Officer Petersen participated in the annual Safety Town program run <br /> through the Pequot Lakes School to teach young children how to be safe in everyday life situations. <br /> This is her 2nd year of being the "Officer on Duty" for the program. <br /> The Reserves provided foot patrol during the recent 1st annual Cherry Car Show that took place in the <br /> Chamber/ City park on June 7th. The Show was a great success with more than 80 vehicle entrants, <br /> flea market and food venders. The Reserves will also be providing foot patrol during Bean Hole days <br /> the week after the 4th of July events. <br /> Officer Hogan conducted a tour of the Police Department and explained all of the equipment used by <br /> officers for a group of 21 school age children from the Learn & Play Daycare on Monday, June 231 . <br /> Also with the great weather we are finally having, Officer Hogan has been able to get out on the <br /> Department Motor unit again. <br /> Officer Nangle participated in a Welcome Home parade for Iraq War Veteran Josh Cameron on <br /> Tuesday, June 24th. Helping the Patriot Motorcycle Guard escort Josh back into the City of Pequot <br /> Lakes now that he has come home. The family had a get together in the City Park at the Gazebo area. <br /> Respectfully Submitted, <br /> c2 .7.7,-;izi_e_eciet___ <br /> Jerry Braam <br /> Chief of Police <br />