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Staff ReportsDATE: 3/31/94 CITY OF KALISPELL FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT CASH RECONCILEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS CASH ON HAND & DEMAND DEPOSITS: NORWEST C ON H.$ 11,290.58 NORWEST CHECKING 50,997.52 VALLEY CHECKING 3,596.43 NORWEST CITY HEALTH FUND 42,085.03 CITY HEALTH FUND STIP 282,524.10 STIP PROGRAM 8,626,670.31 NORWEST SWIMMING ACCT 3,948.44 Sub -Total Demand Deposits: INVESTMENTS: CERTIFICATES: VALIC GLACIER BANK: INT. SUBS. (UDAG) LOAN GRANT $ 189,537.87 13,823.82 43,099.54 3,670.02 OTHER INVESTMENTS: SEWER: 1987 S & C BONDS SEWER: 1988 S & C BONDS SEWER: 1989 S & C BONDS SEWER: 1990 S & C BONDS MERIDIAN 1990 S & C SEWER: 1991 S & C BONDS SEWER: 1992 S & C BONDS SEWER: 1993 S & C BONDS TOTAL INVESTMENTS: PETTY CASH TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR: RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED Claudia M. Bailey Assistant Finance Director r;. $ 7,275.00 16,411.33 81000.00 9,100.00 4,622.68 2,812.84 9,000.00 5,112.58 $ 9,021,112.41 $ 312,465.68 750.00 $ 9,334,328.09 KALISPELL FIRE DEPARTMENT 336 1 st Avenue East P. O. Box 1997 KALISPELL, MONTANA 59903.1997 TED MAIN TED WAGGENER DAVE MAYHEW ASST. CHIEF FIRE CHIEF FIRE MARSHAL April 5, 1994 City Manager, Bruce Williams Honorable Mayor, Doug Rauthe City Council Members Quarterly Fire Department Report for the First Quarter Ending March 31, 1994. Fire Responses By Type: 1. Heating Vents Combustibles 2. Near Heat 3. Electrical Wiring 4. Electric Appliance Motors 5. Food Preparation 6. Rubbish, Weeds,Garbage Cans 7. Vehicle Accident,Gas Contain- ment. 8. Vehicle Fire, Wiring or back- fire. 1 9. Natural Gas Leak 4 3 10. Gas Hazard Control 1 2 11. Chimney Fire 5 1 12. Alarm Malfunction 6 1 13. Malicious Alarm 4 3 14. Smoke Scare,honest 8 1 15. Rescue Call 1 K This is a total of 52 fire runs, none of which were "General Alarms",(fires large enough to call in all off -duty firefighters). The estimated total fire loss for the first quarter was $77,800.00. Ambulance Service Ambulance #1 made 70 responses traveling 989 miles. Ambulance #2 made 274 responses, traveling 2618 miles. Ambulance #3 made 44 responses, traveling 2213 miles. Ambulance #4 accounted for 21 runs, traveling 403 miles. This quarter there were 77 ambulance runs that were no haul,(patients refused treatment, non -injury accidents, etc.). Also, this quarter here were 6 ambulance runs where at least two patients were treated and transported. The total number of ambulance runs for the First Quarter of 1994 were 409, with a total mileage traveled of 6223. FIRE PREVENTION IS GOOD BUSINESS All firefighters were involved in fire and Emergency Medical Training this quarter. The man hours devoted to training this quarter were 990. If this training 630 man hours were done on - duty, while 360 hours were done off -duty. some of the training areas involved are listed below: Fire Engine Driving Fire Engine Pumping Ladder Practice Self -Contained Breathing Fire Business Inspections Hazardous Materials Managing Company Tactical Operations Intermediate Wildland Firefighting Incident Command System E.M.T. Intermediate Course E.M.T. Continued Education Fire Cause Determination Fire Ground Communication Ventilation Practice Fire Hose Practice Disaster Drill Operations Fire Ground Operations Disaster Conference Fire/arson Investigation Emergency Ambulance Driving Emergency Medical Services Training Coordinator - Workshop All seven of our personnel that took the Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate Course are now Nationally and State of Montana certified to practice their skills. The City of Kalispell '. Ambulances are now licensed to transport patients at the Intermediate Level. Fire prevention activities occurring during the First Quarter of 1994 were as follows: 305 commercial building inspections with the fire marshal reinspecting 10 of the commercial building to correct the more serious problems. The fire marshal is working on 9 commercial building construction projects at this time. The Kalispell Fire Department was active in the Flathead County Fire Investigation Team and was involved in four fire investigations to determine cause and origin. Public fire safety activities included fire safety talks and demonstrations given to various civic, industrial , church and school groups. These activities contacted 633 people. Public Fire Safety subject areas during this quarter were: Fire Safety in the home 633 Fire Extinguisher Use 340 Proper use of detectors 633 Fire Prevention in Workplace 110 Kitchen Fire Safety 230 Other Kalispell Fire Department contacts were made with 127 students and 27 adults in the form of fire department tours. There were 84 people who used the Fire Department Chimney Brush Program this quarter. The Kalispell Firefighters (no taxpayer money bought the rods and brushes to be loaned to anyone who needs to clean their chimney. Respectfully Submitted, Ted A. Main Assistant Fire Chief THE CITY OF KALISPELL, MONTANA KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 1994 SUBMITTED BY: ADDISON H. CLARK, CHIEF OF POLICE KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Box1997 Kalispell, MT 59903 Phone (406) 752.6400 ADDISON H. CLARK Chief of Police MARCH 1994 DONALD A.HOSSACK Asst. Chief KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY SUMMARY March 1994 showed an increase in .total calls handled, adult and juvenile arrests and traffic citations from the previous month of February. The City/County Drug Team was also busy with it misdemeanors and 8 felony arrests which resulted in the seizure of 980 grams of marijuana and 1 gram methamphetamine. The Drug Team also worked with the City and County officers in the apprehension of two suspects that had burglarized the LBM restaurant. Sgt. Gene Holliday and Sgt. Brian Fulford attended a 3-day Homicide Investigation class in Caldwell Idaho. Sgt. Dan Bourne, officers Christenson, Jacobs and Brenden attended a 3-day Crime Scene Management school at the Outlaw Inn in Kalispell. With his ever continuing in service training, Lt. Hahn provided all officers with a 4-hour block of training in infectious diseases. Traffic citations for March March of 1993, but total Fines over March of 1993.. of 1994 were down slightly from and Forfeitures increased $4,619 FLATHEAD COUNTY DRUG TASK FORCE SYNOPSIS FOR MARCH 1994. During the month of March the team made 11 Misdemeanor and 8 Felony arrests. The team seized or bought about 980 grams of Marijuana and 1 gram of Methamphetamine. The team conducted 3 vehicle/residential searches and 3 FLIR missions. We also conducted 2 agency assists, one of which resulted in the arrest of two burglars; Fletcher and Cech. TEAMS MONTHLY FAVORITES: we conducted a controlled delivery of 2 + lbs. of MJ resulting in arrests and lots of hate and discontentment between two local dope dealers. We also got to help the city of Kalispell and the Sheriffs office in the arrest of Fletcher and Cech. Both were ambushed by officers in the LBM restaurant after they burglarized the business. The initial fright and subsequent incarceration resulted in the suspects temporarily rehabilitations. Submitted by, Paul Jacobs SID KALTSPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT /- Computer Listing of Citations Written i � Month of MARCH, 1994 Summary by Officers AI-1.............................................. 46.00 AT-2.............................................. 16.00 BARDWELL.......................................... 8OUK`"E............................................ 28.75 12.92 ' 8RENDEN........................................... 38.00 6RDWN...... ............. ........... BURNS..................,.......................... .............. . 1.50 7.33 CHRISTENSGN....................................... FUL70RD'.......................................... 3l.33 8ARNER............................................ 25.83 22.17 SULLICKSON,.....,................................. 2.67 HOLLIDAY.......................................... 18.90 HOLT.............................................. 35.75 JACOBS............................................ 2.50 JENSEN........ ................ .................... 43.50 LANFEAR..."....................................... MULCAHY........................................... 12.33 44.23 NASSET............................................ 4.00 NEWTON............................................ 30.57 ORTlZ............................................. 23.23 PARKER............................................ 48.82 RADEMACHER........................................ 5.00 SQUIRES........................................... 24.67 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT /- Computer _zsting oF Adult Arrests \ Month of March, 1994 010 Criminal Homicide...............,................... 0 020 Sexual intercourse W/O Consent...................... 0 030 Robbery............................................. 0 040 Aggravated Assault.................................. 0 050 Burglary............................................ 1 060 Theft Felony............................................ 0 Misdemeanor....................................... 12 070 Motor Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle Theft............................... 0 Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicles................ 0 080 Other Assaults Resist Arrest..................................... 0 Domestic Abuse..................,.'............... 2 Other (Simple, Endangerment, etc.)................ 5 090 Arson".............................................. 0 100 Forgery & Counterfeiting Forgery, A Felony........................'........ 0 Forgery, A Misdemeanor............................ 0 Other............................................. 0 110 Fraud Felony............................................ Misdemeanor.....................................,. 120 Embezzlement........................................ 130 Stolen Property..............................~...... 140 Vandalism Criminal Mischief - Felony........................ Criminal Mischief - Misdemeanor................... Other............................................. 150 Weapons - Carrying, Possessing, Etc. CarryConcealed................................... Other....................................~........ 0- l60Prostitution........................................ 0 Page 2 . Kalispell Police Adult Arrests - March, 1994 170 Sex Offenses Sexual Assault........................,........... 1 IndecentExposure................................. 0 Other............................................. 0 180 Druq Abuse Sale of Dangerous Drugs........................... 3 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Felony............ 0 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Misdemeanor....... 10 Drug Paraphernalia................................ 13 Other............................................. 1 190 Gambling .......................... I.................. 0 200 Offenses Against Family Unlawful Transactions With Children............... 0 Endangering the Welfare of Children............... 0 Other............................................. 3 210 Driving Under the Influence......................... 20 220 Liquor Laws Minor in Possession............................... 8 Furnishing ....................... ,....�........... 0 OpenContainer.................................... 0 Other............................................. 1 240 Disorderly Conduct Obstructing a Peace Officer....................... 5 Other (Disorderly Conduct, Harassment)............ 3 26; Other (Except Traffic) Kidnapping ........................ ................ 0 Trespass to Property.............................. 2 Trespass to Vehicle............................... 0 Trespass - Other.................................. 0 Animal Ordinances................................. 0 Endangering Welfare of Minor...................... 0 Other (DUI Per Se, Fireworks, etc.)............... 13 280 Curfew/Loitering.................................... 0 290 Runaway............................................. 0 390 Traffic Crime (Except DUI) Hit & Run......................~.................. 0 Reckless Driving.................................. 0 Eluding........................................... 0 Driving While License Suspended................... 8 Other............................................. 22 500 Illegal Alien....................................... 0 Page 3 Kalispell Police Adult Arrests - March, 1994 510 Custody Protective...................,.................... 0 MentalHealth..................................... 7 Other............................................. 0 520 Warrants............................................ 23 550 Fugitives,.......................................... 0 Total Adults Arrested - March, 1994 - 114 Total Charges Filed - 164 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Computer Listing of Juvenile Arrests � Month of March, 1994 010 Criminal Homicide................................... 0 020 Sexual Intercourse W/O Consent...................... 0 030 Robbery...........................,................. 0 040 Aggravated Assault.................................. 2 050 Burglary............................................ 2 060 Theft Felony............................................ 0 Misdemeanor......................^^^.^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 9 070 Motor Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle Theft............................... 1 Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicles................ 1 080 Other Assaults Resist Arrest..................................... 0 Other (Simple) ................... a................ 0 090 Arson............................................... 0 100 Forgery & Counterfeiting Forgery, A Felony................................. 0 Forgery, A Misdemeanor............................ 1 Other............................................. 0 110 Fraud Felcny............................................ O Misoemeanor....................................... 5 120 Embezzlement........................................ 0 130 Stolen Property..................................... 0 140 Vandalism Criminal Mischief- Felony........................ 0 Criminal Mischief - Misdemeanor................... 0 Other ........... ^^~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 0 150 Weapons - Carrying, Possessing, Etc. Carry Concealed................................... 0 Other ........^^^`^^^^^^^^~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 0 160 Prostitution...................^...^^.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 0 Page 2 Kalispell Police Juvenile Arrests - March, 1994 170 Sex Offenses Sexual Assault.................................... 0 IndecentExposure................................. 0 Other............................................. 0 NO Drum Abus Sale of Dangerous Drugs........................... 1 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Felony............ 0 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Misdemeanor....... 3 Drug Paraphernalia....................,........... 0 Other............................................. 0 190 Gambling............................................ 0 200 Offenses Against Family............................. 0 210 Driving Under the Influence......................... 0 220 Liquor Laws Minor in Possession............................... 3 Open Container.................................... 0 Other............................................. 0 240 Disorderly Condu uostructzng a veace UTTzcer....................... 8 Other (Disorderly Conduct, Harassment etc.)....... 2 260 Other (Except Traffic) Kidnapping........................................ 0 Trespass to Property.............................. 4 Trespass to Vehicle............................... 0 Trespass- Other.................................. 0 Animal Ordinances................................. 0 Endangering Welfare of Minor...................... 0 Other (DUI Per Se, Fireworks, etc.)............... 1 280 Curfew/Loitering.................................... 4 :90 Runaway............................................. 3 390 Traffic Crime (Except DUI) Hit& Run........,................................ 0 Reckless Driving.................................. 0 Eluding........................................... 0 Driving While License Suspended................... 0 Other............................................. 0 500 Illegal Alien....................................... 0 Page 3 Kalispell Police Juvenile Arrests - March, 1994 510 Custody Protective........................................ 0 Mental Health..................................... 0 Other............................................. O 520 Warrants............................................ 0 550 Fugitives........................................... 0 Total Juveniles Arrested - March, 1994 - 45 Total Charges Filed - 50 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Computer Listing of Offense and Incident Calls Handled ( ~ Month of March, !994 01 Criminal Homicide................................... 0 02 Rape.....'.......................................... 1 03 Robbery............................................. 0 04 Assault Aggravated........................,............... 2 Misdemeanor....................................... 17 Attempted Murder.................................. 0 05 Burglary............................................ 7 06 Larceny Bicycles.......................................... 8 Other - greater than $200......................... 13 Other - Less than $200............................ 49 07 Motor Vehicle Theft................................. 5 09 Arson 0 10 Forgery............................................. 4 11 Fraud............................................... 6 12 Embezzlement........................................ 0 13 Stolen Property..................................... 2 14 Vandalism........................................... 55 15 Weapons............................................. 1 16 Prostitution........................................ 0 17 Sex Offenses Obscene Phone Calls............................... 0 Indecent Exposure`................................ 1 Other............................................. 1 18 Drug Abuse......,................................... 23 19 Gambling............................................ 0 20 Offenses Against Family Child Neglect..................................... 6 22 Liquor Laws. .... . . .. ...... .............. ... ......... 22 24 Disorderly Conduct.................................. 22 Kalispell Police Offense and Incident Calls Handled - March, 1994 26 Other Offenses Kidnap................................,........... 0 Trespassing....................................... 15 Littering......................................... 1 BombThreats...................................... 0 Other Threats..................................... 12 Harassment........................................ 25 Other Offenses.................................... 25 29 Runaway.......................,..................... 4 39 Traffic Crimes Hitand Run....................................... 9 Reckless Driving.................................. 15 Other Traffic Crimes.............................. 22 40 Traffic Accident - Fatal............................ 0 41 Traffic Accident - Injury........................... 4 42 Traffic Accident - Other............................ 61 50 Illegal Alien....................................... 0 52 Warrants............................................ 21 53 Stolen Motor Vehicle Recovered for Another Agency... 0 54 Stolen Property Recovered for Another Agency........ 1 55 Fugitive............................................ 0 56 Missing Person Lost Child........................................ 0 Others............................................ 2 57 Sudden Death........................................ 2 58 Suicide Suicide........................................... 0 Attempted Suicide................................. 3 59 Other Accidents........................,............ 0 68 Animal Problems Cruelty/Neglect................................... 4 Dog Bite.......................................... 0 Other Animal Problems............................. 47 61 Property............................................ 10 62 Abandoned Auto...................................... 2 64 Locate Auto.....,......................,............ 0 Page 3 Kalispell Police Offense and Incident Calls Handled - March, 1994 65 Impound Auto........................................ 0 66 Assistance Required - Messages - Extra Patrol, etc.. 96 67 Domestic Problems................................... 5 69 Insecure Premises................................... 4 70 Suspicious Activity................................. 59 71 Public Safety....................................... 10 73 Disturbance - Noise................................. � 24 75 Sick Cared For...................................... 7 77 Traffic - Roads - Signs - Debris - Obstructions etc. 21 78 Civil Complaints.................................... 4 79 Vehicle Disposition................................. 0 81 Alarms.............................................. 38 82 Subpoenas........................................... 0 90 Officer Assault ............................... 1..... 0 971 Skateboarding....................................... 5 972 Locked Vehicles..................................... 22 973 Mental Health....................................... 14 974 Fireworks........................................... 0 975 Prowlers............................................ 7 976 Possible DUI's.................. .................... 39 977 911 Hang Up Calls................................... 8 978 DUI Per Se.......................................... 2 AMB Ambulance Calls..................................... 62 ATL Attempts to Locate.................................. 41 FIFire Calls.......................................... 0 Total Calls Handled - March, 1994 - 998 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT C�mputer Listi�� o� �raffic Citations Issuec � \ ` Month of March, 1994 Kalispell Police Traffic Citations Issued - March, 1994 Total Traffic Citations Issued - 436 "FINES & FORFEITURES ....... 39,994.58** ... ....... b 1 F.-I J. on I DECAY ORD .... 7 ILLEGAL PARKING TICKET WRITTEN .... 95 10-HANDICAP PAID .... 82 DIMISSED .... 5 REDUCED .... 2 ACCIDENTS...7.4 TRAFFIC TICKHS .... 2 TRAFFIC PROBLEMS .... 8 (Animal Warden was on vacation 7 days, and dispatched 1 day.)