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<br />Ii' <br /> <br />CHIEF'S REPORT <br />DECEMBER 2002 <br /> <br />Several department employees and I on December 3rd and 4th served as bell ringers for <br />the Salvation Army at Festival Foods in Lexington. $826+ dollars in donations were <br />received on those two dates. The following staff volunteered their time-Deputy Chief <br />Makela, Adm. Sgt. Nelson, Cpl. McCarty, Officer Aldrich, Officer Corlew, Reserve <br />Officer Woods and Adm. Asst. Rismoen. Thanks to all who participated in this <br />community oriented policing event. <br /> <br />On. December 17th Cpl. Jensen opened his home to the department for a holiday <br />gathering. Those attending received a full course dinner with all the trimmings prepared' <br />for us by his entire family-quite an undertaking! Thank you Mike and family-it was a <br />great evening! <br /> <br />Several officers and staff were able to take time off during the month to celebrate the <br />holidays with their families. I was no exception. Beginning with my son-in-Iaws concert <br />at the Xcel Energy Center on December 20th, we had family, friends, and officers in our <br />home for "10" days of Christmas. Total time off during December included 44 days of <br />vacation used, 13 holidays, 10 comp days and 8 1f2 sick days. <br /> <br />Meetings I attended during the month included our regularly scheduled commISSion <br />meeting, a department meeting and training session on the new state accident report, <br />Anoka Co. emergency management, Centennial community network, Anoka Chiefs with <br />Deputy Chief Makela, Adm. Asst. Rismoen and Records Tech Lewis, two Anoka County <br />Joint Law Enforcement Council sub committee meetings (Communications committee <br />and 800 :MHz T AC) and several meetings with officers and professional assistants. <br /> <br />/# <br />