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I 1 I I , I LJ I i I I Lr l _; ("J I , I , I I ; I ; ; j- i i i ~ 'I ! , '_ I ~.. ! I , ' I . "1 , i , r- ~ I " L ~ r. , . I I \_1 r I '- 1.- ! I :_1 . I , I P OLICE RESERVES O:ffk:er Jason Corlew Officer Matt Langredc During the past year, the reserve oftic:ers have worked bard to supplement the _department's tb11 time employees. The reserve officers have responded to several emergency call outs at all times of the day. Without the help of the rese1'YC8, this depactment. and surrounding community departments would have bad fewer resources ' to respond to emergency situations. Again this year, reserve officers are required to attend one meeting a month. At each meeting selected topics are discussed; these topics were selected by the reserve officers at the ~jnnn~ of the year or by the reserve coontinators. 0fBcers tom the department are recruited to teach at these monthly meetings, that way each officer bas a chance to teach their specialty to the reserves. The Reserve Unit has contributed a total of 727 hours to the department in the :1bllowing areas: Reserve Activities: . Ride alongs with patrol oflicers . Inventorying vehicles, securing crime scenes, assisting officers in day-to-day activities . PatroHng neighborhoods and parks . Checking homes and businesses . Assisting with Patrol Officer cA1uUdate interviews . Providing security at the Firehouse Lounge's street dance . Providing seeurity and traffic control at Fete de Lacs fireworks display, parade, and street dance . Maiutainittg records of Reserve duty hours and assignment in:1brmation . Attending unit meetings and trainings . Attending National Night Out gatherings . Providing security and community policing at Centervi11e's Halloween events Completed Training: . CPR and AED training . Use of Force 1:raining1Handcuffing and Searching . Blood Borne Pathogens training . Vehicle Inventoly training . J>t;pw.t:w.a.d. Policy training . :Minnesota Police Reserve Officer Association training 27