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9/21/2020
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Attachment F <br />Are there areas of the <br />seem to be compelling reasons against the chief's request, given <br />budget that you would <br />the documented need for these officers stated in the police <br />like to see the city <br />chief's request: increasing number of calls for service, <br />allocate more or fewer <br />decreasing case clearance rate, increasing complexity of calls for <br />resources? What <br />service, increasing crime rate, increasing training demands, <br />changes would you <br />increasing population and development. While I strongly support <br />suggest for the city <br />the city's ongoing efforts to diversity its police force, if you were <br />budget? <br />able to dedicate $110K for the new inclusion/diversity manager <br />position, I feel you should have also dedicated money for at least <br />one or two new officers. (I realize the "commitment to diversity" <br />officer position was recommended to be funded.) <br />I would also like to see more enforcement of traffic laws. I love to <br />walk around my neighborhood, but have been avoiding arterial <br />streets (Dale, County Rd B) this year due to what seems to be a <br />big increase in the number of loud vehicles (modified exhaust <br />systems, failing mufflers), speeding, and drivers blowing through <br />stop signs. Dale Street by my house has seemed like a raceway <br />at times. I'm hopeful things will quiet down as winter approaches, <br />but please keep in mind that hope is usually not a viable strategy <br />for change. <br />My last comments are regarding engagement and <br />communication. I appreciate the city's newsletter, both weekly <br />email updates and the hard copy, but I think more could be done <br />to connect with residents. For one, when a property is sold, <br />maybe the city could mail a simple, brightly-colored postcard to <br />the residence, with links and a QR code to the city's "new <br />resident info" web page (and also redesign that page to put the <br />content in the main part of the page, not just in links on the left- <br />hand sidebar.) Perhaps colorful single-topic postcards could be <br />used to drum up interest in other topics, such as volunteering, <br />boulevard trees, neighborhood groups/block clubs, crime trends, <br />etc. Don't rely on people to come to you - come directly to them <br />instead, and U.S. Mail is still a very good way to do this. Plus, the <br />USPS could use more business. <br />Thank you for requesting and being receptive to citizen feedback. <br />NOTE: If you submit this form, please DO NOT mail the Roseville Resident <br />Budget Priorities Form included in the September/October City News. Thank you! <br />Unless restricted by law, all correspondence to and from Roseville City <br />government offices, including information submitted through electronic forms such <br />as this one, may be public data subject to the Minnesota Data Practices Act <br />and/or may be disclosed to third parties. <br />Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. <br />10 <br /> <br />
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