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<br />, <br />/ <br /> <br />CHIEF'S REPORT <br />OCTOBER 2002 <br /> <br />I appreciated the opportunity to attend some of the International Chief s of Police <br />Conference held at the :Minneapolis Convention Center during the first part of October. <br />The Minneapolis Police Department did an excellent job of hosting the conference and <br />provided satellite parking and shuttle service for those commuting from the metro area. <br />As many of you are aware, former Commissioner Rick Anderson was in charge of St. <br />Paul Police Department's assistance and so he basically lived at the convention center <br />during the conference. I enjoyed meeting him for lunch one of the conference days. <br /> <br />The Salvation Army hosted a volunteer appreciation dinner for bell ringers on October <br />1 st Administration Assistant Rismoen, Deputy Chief Makela, my wife and I were able to <br />attend aIld were shown their appreciation for our assistance in their kettle campaign. <br />They also acknowledged the generosity of a Centennial Lakes Police Officer who <br />provided cab fare for a "forgotten" hired bell ringer. <br /> <br />North Metro Cable 15 stopped by the department inquiring about a 1991 case I had <br />worked on as an investigator. They were, in conjunction with the Anoka Historical <br />Society, doing a warlock piece and were curious about the grave tampering and thefts <br />that occurred in Centerville in 1991. It took some digging (no pun intended) but I was <br />grateful we were able locate the department files and my notes from our storage area at <br />theLexington sub-station. You may have caught the interview on Cablel5. <br /> <br />Training during the month included an intoxilyzer refresher course attended by Officer <br />Stepan, the International Chiefs conference (several line officer courses were offered <br />free of charge as well as adinission to the expo center for all officers of a member <br />agency) of which our Cpl.'s attended and a conflict management course attended by our <br />Cpl.'s. <br /> <br />Officers and staff enjoyed 15 days of vacation, 5 holidays, and 4 comp days off during <br />the month of October and found it necessary to use 4 'l2 sick days. <br /> <br />Meetings I attended included our regularly scheduled commission meeting, two <br />departmental meetings, an Anoka County Joint Law Enforcement Council meeting, a <br />ACJLEC TAC meeting (800 MHz), a county-wide emergency planning meeting, <br />Lexington and Circle Pines city council meetings with Anoka County Attorney Bob M.A. <br />Johnson, Anoka Chief s with Deputy Chief Makela, a weekly review meeting with a <br />trainee and his FTO, a meeting with an eligible law enforcement candidate inquiring <br />about the job market, our meeting with labor relations, and several meetings with the <br />Deputy Chief and officers. <br /> <br />cm Investigator Tom Teale retired from the Anoka Co. Sheriff's office and is now <br />working for the State of MN. Deputy Chief Makela and I attended a short retirement <br />program held in his honor. Tom greatly assisted our community as a cm investigator and <br />drug task force officer. We wish him all the best in his new position. <br /> <br />j- <br />
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