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Staff ReportsCITY OF KALISPELL FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT CASH RECONCILEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAR. 31,1995 NORWEST C ON H. $7,330.05 NORWEST CHECKING $469,50139 VALLEY CHECKING $512.38 CITY HEALTH FUND(NORWEST) $34,106.11 CITY HEALTH FUND STIP $400,79638 STIP PROGRAM $8,181,855.53 NORWEST SWINEMOING ACCT $27,873.06 BIDDER'S BONDS $0.00 SUB -TOTAL DEMAND DEPOSITS: $9,121,974.90 INVESTMENTS: VALIC $222,453.50 GLACIER BANK: INT. SUBS. $10,234.19 LOAN GRANT $3,771.79 OTHER INVESTMENTS: SEWER: 1987 S & C BONDS $2,275.00 SEWER: 1988 S & C BONDS $12,41133 SEWER: 1989 S & C BONDS $6,000.00 SEWER: 1990 S & C BONDS $7,300.00 MERIDIAN 1990 S & C $3,722.68 SEWER: 1991 S & C BONDS $2,532.84 SEWER: 1992 S & C BONDS $8,000.00 SEWER: 1993 S & C BONDS $4,380.00 SEWER: 1994 S & C BONDS $28,51339 TOTAL INVESTMENTS: $311,594.72 PETTY CASH $750.00 TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR: $9,434,319.62 Respectfully Submitted C?",� //�� 417� Carol L. Kostman Assistant Finance Director T 0" Incorporated 1892 Telephone (406) 758-7700 Douglas Rauthe PAX (406) 758-7758 Mayor Post Office Box 1997 Zip 59903-1997 Bruce Williams City Manager City Council Members: Gary W. Nystul Ward I PARKS chi RECREATION Cliff Collins Ward I ACTIVITY REPORT Barbara Moses March 1995 Ward II Dale Haarr Ward II TO: Bruce Williams, City Manager Douglas Rauthe, Mayor Jim Atkinson Ward III City Council Members Lauren Granmo Ward III FROM: mike Baker, Parks Director RE: March Activity Report Pamela B. KennedyWard IV DATE: April 11, 1995 M. Duane Larson Ward IV March came in like a lion ( 6+ inches of snow) and left like a lamb (63 °) !! This Department is busy with Spring clean-up, repairs, and Urban Forest removals, prograr: ming the Spring and Summer brochure to include many new and challenging programs for age groups from 3 yrs to 99 yrs of age. Mens City League Basketball tournaments ended with Ozzy's Bar/Four Seasons (A Division) and Scotty/Kirby Vacuum (B Division) as the champs. Kids Night Out went excitably with 48 pre -teens playing and eating at the High School for 24 hours. Lawrence Park: Presently being designed, Phase I, Revised, is in bid form for the public, to be opened April 25. ISTEA: Woodland Park D.R.E.A.M. trail bid is under review by the State of Montana and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. North plain trail is presently under design, and meetings are underway with prospective engineers for the Meridian Trail engineering. Tennis Cowlex: Bids are out and will be opened April 13. Baseball Complex: Topo being prepared. Specific activities of the Parks and Recreation. Department for the month of March, 1995, are: Mr. Bruce Williams Mayor Douglas Rauthe City Council Members April 11, 1995 Page 2 Parks Maintenance - Ken Bauska_ shovel snow from sidewalks; - move picnic tables; - work on new downtown benches; - attend aerial boom training session; - energize bathroom at Haven and Laker fields; - attend safety meeting at Haven; clean gardens and spring clean Woodland Park, - start removing dead and dying trees; - open and clean Woodland Park rest rooms; - repair basketball rims and backboard at Thompson; - mark sewer line at Lawrence Park; - mow thatch on Archie Roe & Lakers; - chip various branches per citizen request; - daily trash pick-up and bathroom cleaning. - prune Urban Forest (with new aerial lift); - feed birds at Woodland Park Aviary; - spring clean up around City Hall; - assist Fire Department with light bulbs; - clear outlet in Woodland Park Lagoon; - net Woodland Park swans for fowl resale & development; Recreation - C. Bohannan/J. Reese, Recreation Coordinators: Senior programs, Cooking & Sewing Classes, Men's City League Basketball (Tournament Divisions A & B), Kids'Night Out Program, Adult Watercolor and Drawing, Dance classes, Quilting Classes; program the summer brochure and budget preparation; Routine administrative work of answering phone, program organization, refunds and contracted services vouchers, correspondence and advertising; Respectfully submitted, Michael Baker, C.L.P. Director, Parks and Recreation MB/dlw DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING MEMORANDUM TO: CITY MANAGER BRUCE WILLIAMS, MAYOR DOUGLAS RAUTHE & CITY COUNCIL FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL DATE: MARCH, 1995 RE: PERMIT REPORT PERM MAR 1995 FEES RECEIVED MAR 1995 PERMITS JANUARY TO DATE FEES REC JANUARY TODATE PERMIT FISCAL YEAR FEES REC FISCAL YR TO DATE Building 30 $16,075 73 $30,956 384 $157,941 Plan Review 14 6,243 33 12,428 155 57,107 Plumbing 20 1,740 62 4,890 262 21,291 Mechanical 34 1,830 86 4,675 405 22,816 Moving 0 2 150 5 400 TOTALS: 98 $25,888 256 $52,949 1,211 $259,555 March 1995 Jan to Date Fiscal Year to Date CITY $2,593,079 $4,141,995 17,793,300 BUILDING COUNTY 589,285 1,254,135 10,813,331 VALUATION TOTAL $3,182,364 5,396,110 28,606,631 SEWER CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT FUND 3,540 95,540 264,615 WATER CONNECTION FEE 1,344 4,572 25,096 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT FEE 700 1,225 2,275 CAK/ak DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF MARCH, 1995 Building Activi Work was started on 10 single family homes during March. Three homes were started in South Meadows, three in Buffalo Stage and 4 were elsewhere in the jurisdiction. Work continued on other multi -family and commercial projects as decent weather prevailed for most of the month. Proposed projects include a Perkins Restaurant, Appleby's Restaurant, Checker Auto and a new Whitefish Credit Union office. Zoning The Board of Adjustment did not meet in February, but considered two applications for variance at their March 7th meeting. AAA Montana, which leased office space within the BankWest building at 5th and Idaho, had requested a variance, which, if granted, would allow a second freestanding sign on the Idaho Street frontage. Following a public hearing, the Board voted to continue the matter to the April meeting to allow the applicant to explore all signage options available. The Board denied, with a 5-0 vote, a request by Jeff & Lesli Schreiner to exceed the allowable lot coverage on their property (Zoned R4) at 1115 4th Street West. The Schreiners are pursuing purchase of adjacent city property which, if acquired, would allow them to build the duplex they desire. Personnel: Dwain Elkins retested for his plans examiner certification on March I Ith. The electrical inspector position is still on hold pending the outcome of Senate Bill 227. General: Senate Bill 227 which would limit a city building department's extraterritorial jurisdiction from a possible 4.5 miles to a maximum of 1/8 of a mile beyond the city limits, passed the Senate on February 17th. It was tabled by the House Local Government Committee on a 13 - 5 vote but still may be brought to the House floor and put to a vote of the full House. We continue to spend a great deal of effort to defeat SB227 which is a bad bill and will have an adverse impact on local government. Criia kerzman mto m_ A � � c § � � / m � d � \ m � O $ 6 � $ » � k � d • - a) 2 S S k LL . kkk § » � $ � \ � m cC,4 m C4 N ■ J UT 6 % /LL & � cu cu E E k � 2 m t S » a » ! 2 k a / CC--) E 2 2 2 \ c c k 4] 0 0§ A o .. q e m B Q g w k _ : : f 7 o o o 0 « @ � � � � ■ w k % § } 2 � ® ) § 2 G ) \ / / \ \CD R » a)(n\kk E E b 2« 7 S w E j j j/ k 0 S a) $ » CD— g ( o \ LO $ k ƒ \ 0 w o w k k k 7 E j k \ $ / \ \ k / q < < < z - e $ e # # k % cc a 7 7 2 2 2!! 0 _ A A & 2 N N 04 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/95 TO 03/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 95-32 RAY & LADEINE THOMPSON 286 BUFFALO HILL DRIVE LOT 14 BUFFALO HILL S6 T20N R21W REMODEL INTERIOR OF EXISTING 2 BR, 2 BATH TOWNHOUSE. TURN ATTIC DEADSPACE INTO AREAS; PLAY AREA, STORAGE. THE TIMBERLAKE COMPANY $52,500.00 95-45 FRIENDSHIP HOUSE 606 2ND AVENUE WEST LOT 1&2 BLOCK 93 KALISPELL ORIGINAL REMODEL EXISTING TOILET ROOM AND BATH AREA; INSTALL 3.0" DOOR INTO TOILET ROOM. �? ROBERT W. ROSS CONSTRUCTIN $7,000.00 95-46 WALTER SERLES 995 FOYS LAKE ROAD TRACT 3IH S13 T28 R22 CONSTRUCT A SPLIT ENTRY, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 993 SF SFR, WITH 568 TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. KIM JENSEN $93,560.00 95-47 WALTER SERLES 999 FOYS LAKE ROAD TRACT 3BOB S13 T2B R22 CONSTRUCT A 961, SINGLE STORY, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR WITH ATTACHED 528 SF GARAGE. KIM JENSEN $91,580.00 95-48 TIDYMANS 55 1ST AVENUE EN LOT 23,S7,T28N,R21E ADD ADDITIONAL WATER CLOSET TO MEWS RESTROOM. CHNG WOMEN'S AND MEN'S RESTROOM ALLOW MORE ROOM FOR WOMEN. TOM TOPE $6,450.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/95 TO 03/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 95-49 LAURA EMERY 1011 2ND AVENUE EAST LOT 11 BLK 135 S18 T28 R21 REMODEL EXISTING SFR ADDITION MASTER BEDROOM 12'-6" X 10'-011. MARKSMAN CONSTRUCTION $51,490.00 95-50 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING 210 SUNNYVIEW LANE DEMOLISH EXISTING AND CONSTRUCT NEW INTERIOR OFFICE SPACE. MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $45,000.00 95-51 CLARK JOHNSON 58 RISING SUN CIRCLE LOT 6 BLOCK 2 PARKVIEW TERRACE CONSTRUCT AN 8' X 15' DECK ATTACHED TO EXISTING HOME ON PERMANENT FOUNDATION/CONTINUOUS HANDRAIL. JOHN SIMGE $2,000.00 95-52 1 GLACIER FUR DRESSING 2185 3RD AVENUE EAST TRACT 8 CBA S20 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 36' X 40' WOOD FRAMED ADDITION TO EXISTING STRUCTURE. SELF $31,968.00 95-53 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIVE 827 4TH AVENUE EAST LOT 1-12 BLOCK 120 KALISPELL ORIGINAL CONSTRUCT A 8,944 SF SINGLE STORY ADDITION TO EXISTING STRUCTURE. SWANK ENTERPRISES $1,070,000.00 95-54 JOHN G. HAYES 156 BUFFALO STAGE LOT 44 BUFFALO STAGE PHASE 1 CONSTRUCT A 3,179 SF 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH SFR ON A PARTIAL FINISHED BASEMENT, WITH ATTACHED 567 SF GARAGE. SELF $153,946.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/95 TO 03/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 95-55 DAVID STEVENS 655 5TH AVENUE WN LOT 7 BLK 11 CONSTRUCT A 2'6" X 7' BATHROOM ADDITION TO EXISTING STRUCTURE SELF $800.00 95-56 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS 157 NORTH MERIDIAN ROAD LOT 2 RESUB OF KALISPELL LUMBER #50 CONSTRUCT A STEEL FRAMED 14,080 SF METAL BUILDING SHELL. �? SELF $598,232.00 95-57 STEVE FUNKE 578 1ST AVENUE EN LT3 1/2 OF LT4 BLK 228 CONSTRUCT A 36' X 42' DETACHED GARAGE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. SELF $22,320.00 95-58 HAZEL C. BATEMAN 1034 7TH STREET WEST NORTH HALF LOT 12 HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION REPLACE FRAMEWORK AND REPLACE EXISTING WINDOW WITH SAME SIZE IN DINING ROOM AREA. SELF $500.00 95-59 SOME PLACE ELSE 1203 HIGHWAY 2 WEST GATEWAY ADDITION 934 CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS AND CREATE A 920 SF SECOND LEVEL STORAGE AREA. GARLAND CONSTRUCTION $13,452.00 95-60 ARICO, INC. 1915 DARLINGTON LOT 151 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT A 1,098 SF SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A SINGLE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $71,991.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/95 TO 03/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 95-61 PAUL & KATHY KUSLER 1381 CREEKSIDE COURT LOT 4 CREEKSIDE ESTATES CONSTRUCT A 5,058 SF 4 BEDROOM, 4 BATH HOME WITH FULL FINISHED BASEMENT, AND ATTACHED 1,056 SF ATTACHED GARAGE. WOMBLE CONSTRUCTION $233,737.00 95-62 ARICO, INC. 1919 DARLINGTON LOT 152 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT A 988 SF, 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 268 SF ATTACHED SINGLE CAR GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $65,226.00 95-63 BOJANGLES 1203 HIGHWAY 2 WEST CONSTRUCT A ONE HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE SHAFT FOR A TYPE I HOOD SYSTEM JTC CONSTRUCTION $700.00 95-64 ARICO, INC. 1931 DARLINGTON LOT 155 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT A 1,008 SF 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 288 SINGLE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $66,456.00 95-65 DILORETO DEVELOPMENT INC. 139 BUFFALO STAGE LOT 7 BUFFALO STAGE CONSTRUCT A 2,054 SF, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 656 SF THREE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. LACHANCE BUILDERS $136,489.00 95-66 DILORETO DEVELOPMENT INC. 145 BUFFALO STAGE LOT 6 BUFFALO STAGE CONSTRUCT A 2,086 SF, TWO STORY, 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE, WITH A 646 SF THREE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. LACHANCE BUILDERS $182,259.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/95 TO 03/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 95-67 RICK KRATZ 465 ASH ROAD NEl/4 S33 T29 NR21W CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS FOR OFFICE/SHOP LEASE SPACE FOR EXISTING STEEL BUILDING. NATIVE WAY $25,260.00 95-68 EDITH EFRAIMSON 545 4TH AVENUE WEST LOT 7 BLOCK 89 KALISPELL ORIGINAL CONSTRUCT A SECOND STORY EXTERIOR STAIRWAY. KEVIN KOPMAN $2,500.00 95-69 ETHEL COUNSEL 035 5TH AVENUE WEST LOT 5 BLOCK 5 FISHERS ADDITION DEMO EXISTING FLAT TOP ROOF AND CONSTRUCT A NEW WOOD FRAMED PITCHED ROOF. GRONLEY CONSTRUCTION $1,800.00 95-70 DAN SHREEVE 111 WEST EVERGREEN DRIVE SE4 S32 T29N R21W 3 NE 3FE CONSTRUCT A TWO STORY, 1176 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2.5 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE. SELF $144,648.00 95-71 NORTHWEST HEALTHCARE CORPORATION 1268 BURNS WAY LOT 9 & 10 HIGHLAND PARK SUBD CONSTRUCT PERMANENT FOUNDATION FOR UBC STANDARD, STATE APPROVED FACTORY BUILT BUILDING TO BE MOVED ON AND OCCUPIED UP TO 18 MONTHS WHILE 1280 BURNS WAY LOCATION IS REMODELED. TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $6,000.00 95-72 CITY SERVICE WEST 1011 HIGHWAY 2 WEST LOT 1 BLOCK 1 LEWIS & CLARK ADDITION INSTALL TANKS IN EXISTING WAREHOUSE; INSTALL STEEL PIPE THROUGH WALL TO OIL DISPENSING UNIT; PROVIDE 1 HR CAULK AT PENETRATIONS. SELF $4,000.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/95 TO 03/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- t 95-73 KRISTINA CORRIGAN 1760 BISON DRIVE LOT 11 GREENACRES WEST REPAIR EXISTING DECK AND ADD STAIRS TO BACK YARD SELF $500.00 TOTALS: %m $3,182,364.00 LIPLL FIE DEPARTMENT 336 1 st Avenue East P. O. Box 1997 KALISPELL, MONTANA 59903.1997 TED MAIN TED WAGGENER ASST. CHIEF FIRE CHIEF April 5, 1995 City Manager, Bruce Williams Honorable Mayor, Doug Rauthe City Council Members 0 DAVE MAYHEW FIRE MARSHAL Quarterly Fire Department Report for the First Quarter ending March 31, 1995 Fire Response By Type: 1. Combustibles near heat 3 8. Natural Gas leak/smell 3 2. Electrical Wiring 1 9. Chimney Fire 4 3. Electric Appliance Motor 2 10. Alarm Malfunction 7 4. Food Preparation 6 11. Malicious False Alarm 2 5. Rubbish, weeds,garbage 12. Smoke scare,honest cans 6 mistake 8 6. Vehicle accident,gas 13. Arson 1 containment 1 14. Haz Mat Clean-up 2 7. Vehicle fire,wiring or backfire 4 This is a total of 51 fire runs, one of which was a "General Alarm", ( a f ire large enough to call in all of f -duty f iref fighters) . The estimated total fire loss for the firsT quarter was $13,650.00. The "General Alarm Fire", was a garage fire located at 310 4th Avenue East, on January 29th 1995. Ambulance Service Ambulance #1 made 269 responses, traveling 2545 miles. Ambulance #2 made 84 responses, traveling 1368 miles. Ambulance #3 made 19 responses, traveling 683 miles. Ambulance #4 accounted for 15 runs, traveling 785 miles. This quarter there were 67 ambulance runs that were no haul,(patients refused treatment, non -injury accidents, etc.). Also,.this quarter there were 9 ambulance runs where at least two patients were treated and transported. The total number of ambulance runs for the first quarter of 1995 were 387, with a total mileage traveled of 5381. -2- All of the firefighters were involved in fire and emergency medical training this quarter. The man hours devoted to training this quarter were 1450. Of this training 860 man hours were done on - duty, while 590 man hours were done off -duty. Some of the training areas involved are listed below: Emergency Medical Paramedic Hazardous materials Incident Command system Fire Cause Determination Fire Ground communication Fire Hose Practice Disaster Drill Operations Fire/Arson Investigation Course Fire Engine Driving Fire Engine Pumping Ladder Practice Fire Business Inspections E. M. T. Continued Education E.M.T.-D Recertification Emergency Ambulance Driving Ventilation Practice Self -Contained Breathing Apparatus Our eight personnel that are taking the "Emergency Medical Technicians Paramedic Course", are very active in the course now. They started the course the first part of February, and they go to JI class every Monday and Thursday night from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.. They are also doing their clinical portion of the course by going to Kalispell Regional Hospital for 12 hours at a time. Fire prevention activities occurring during the first quarter of 1995 were as follows: 219 commercial building inspections with the fire marshal reinspecting 8 of the commercial buildings to correct the more serious problems. The fire marshal is working on 6 commercial building construction projects at this time. The Kalispell Fire Department was active in the Flathead County Fire Investigation Team and was involved in two 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 728 people. Public fire safety subject areas during this quarter were: Fire safety in the home 728 Fire extinguisher use 380 Proper use if smoke detectors 728 Fire prevention in the workplace 210 Kitchen fire safety 270 -3- Other Kalispell Fire Department contacts were made with 135 students and 32 adults in the form of fire department tours. There were 73 people who used the" Kalispell Fire Department Chimney Brush Program", this quarter. The Kalispell Firefighters (no tax 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 VA. d URAY9 M—A � � Flathead/Mission Mntai a 800 S. Main st. 0 Kalispell, MT. 59901 0 (406) 758-5674 0 Fax: (406) 758-5862 April 3, 1995 During the month of March 1995, the task force made 11 felony arrests and 3 misdemeanor arrests. We conducted 6 searches (vehicles & buildings). We also completed 3 agency assists. We seized over 151bs. of Marijuana and over 15 oz. of Methamphetamine (Crank). Submitted by, Paul Jacobs KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT -` Computer Listing of Citations Written ) Month of MARCH, 1995 Summary by Officers BARDWELL.......................................... 43 BOURNE............................................ 12 BRENDEN........................................... 15 BURNS............................................. 12 CHRISTENSON....................................... 2 FULFORD........................................... 14 GARNER............................................ 42 GULLICKSON...................................^^^^^ 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ` HOLLIDAY ' 1 HOLT.............................................. 24 JENSEN...........................,.'.............. 16 LANFEAR........................................... 15 MULCAHY........................................... 58 NASSET............................................ 36 31 NEWTON............................................ ORTIZ............................................. 29 PARKER............................................ 40 RADEMACHER....................... ................. 70 ` SQUIRES .................. .......^..^^^^^^~^^^^^^^^ 26 WARNELL.............................. ........ ..... 0 � WARNES........................... ................. � ) 34 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Computer Listing of Adult Arrests Month of March, 1995 010 Criminal Homicide................................... 0 020 Sexual Intercourse W/O Consent...................... 0 030 Robbery.....'......,,,,..................,,,,....... 0 040 Aggravated Assault.................................. 1 050 Burglary............................................ 1 060 Theft Felony............................................ 0 Misdemeanor....................................... 4 070 Motor Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle Theft............................... 0 Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicles................ 0 080 Other Assaults Resist Arrest..................................... 0 Domestic Abuse.................................... 12 Other (Simple, Endangerment, etc.)................ 7 090 Arson...................................'........... 0 100 Forgery & Counterfeiting Forgery, A Felony................................. 0 Forgery, A Misdemeanor............................ O Other............................................. 0 110 Fraud Felony............................................ 1 Misdemeanor....................................... 1 120 Embezzlement........................................ 0 130 Stolen Property.............................,....... 0 140 Vandalism Criminal Mischief - Fe1ony........................ 0 Criminal Mischief - Misdemeanor................... 3 Other............................................. 0 150 Weapons - Carrying, Possessing, Etc. Carry Concealed................................... 0 Other............................................. 0 160 Prostitution........................................ 0 Page 2 Kalispell Police Adult Arrests - March, 1995 � � 170 Sex Offenses Sexual Assault..................................'. 1 Indecent Exposure..............................~.. 0 Other............................................. 0 180 Drug Abuse Sale of Dangerous Drugs........................... 0 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Felony............ 1 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Misdemeanor....... 4 DrugParaphernalia.............'........'......... 9 Other..........................................,.. 0 190 Gambling ..................... ....................... 0 200 Offenses Against Family Unlawful Transactions With Children............... 0 Endangering the Welfare of Children............... 0 Other..........................'................'. 0 210 Driving Under the Influence......................... 30 220 Liquor Laws Minor in Possession....'.......................... 6 Furnishing........................................ 3 � ) Open Container.................................... 0 ._� 240 Disorderly Conduct Obstructing a Peace Officer....................... 1 Other (Disorderly Conduct, Harassment)............ 6 260 Other (Except Traffic) Kidnapping..............~.............~........... 0 Trespass to Property.............................. 6 Trespass to Vehicle............................... 0 Trespass - Other.................................. 0 Animal Ordinances................................. 0 Endangering Welfare of Minor...................... 0 Other (DUI Per Se, Fireworks, etc.)............... 22 280 Curfew/Loitering...................~................ 0 290 Runaway....................~........................ 0 390 Traffic Crime (Except DUI) Hit& Run......................................... 3 RecklessDriving.................................. 0 Eluding........................................... 0 ` Driving While License Suspended................... 10 > Other............................................. 32 500 Illegal Alien....................................... 0 Page 3 Kalispell Police Adult Arrests - March, 1995 \ / �^ 510 Custody Protective...................~.................... 0 Mental Health'.................................... 3 Other............................................. 0 520 Warrants............,.,.,.,.........,,,,,,,,........ 36 550 Fugitives.........,,,,,............,.,,,,,,,,,...... 0 Total Adults Arrested - March, 1995 - 111 Total Charges Filed - 203 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Computer Listing of Juvenile Arrests Month of March, 1995 010 Criminal Homicide................................... 0 020 Sexual Intercourse W/O Consent...................... 0 030 Robbery............................................. 0 040 Aggravated Assault.................................. 6 050 Burglary............................................ 0 060 Theft Felony.......................~.................... 0 Misdemeanor....................................... 12 070 Motor Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle Theft............................... 0 Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicles................ 1 080 Other Assaults Resist Arrest..................................... 0 Other(Simple).................................... 0 090 Arson............................................... 0 100 Forgery & Counterfeiting Forgery, A Felony................................. 0 Forgery, A Misdemeanor............................ 0 Other............................................. 0 110 Fraud Felony............................................ 0 Misdemeanor....................................... 0 120 Embezzlement........................................ 0 130 Stolen Property........................~............ 0 140 Vandalism Criminal Mischief - Felony........................ 0 Criminal Mischief - Misdemeanor................... 4 Other............................................. 0 150 Weapons - Carrying, Possessing, Etc. CarryConcealed................................... 1 Other............................~................ 0 160 Prostitution........................................ 0 Page 2 Kalispell Police Juvenile Arrests - March, 1995 170 Sax Offenses Sexual Assault.......,............................ 0 Indecent Exposure................................. 0 Other............................................. V 180 Druq Abuse Sale of Dangerous Drugs........................~.. V Possession of Dangerous Drugs - FeIony............ 0 Possession of Dangerous Drugs - Misdemeanor....... 2 Drug Paraphernalia................................ 1 Other............................................. 0 190 8ambling.............. .............................. 0 200 Offenses Against Family............................. 0 210 Driving Under the Influence......................... 0 220 Liquor Laws Minorin Possession............................... 8 Open Container.................................... 0 Other............'................................ 0 ~' 240 Disorderly Conduct > Obstructing a Peace Officer.....^.^............^^^ 1 �-/ Other (Disorderly Conduct, Harassment etc.)....... Z 260 Other (Except Traffic) Kidnapping........................................ 0 Trespass to Property.............................. z Trespass to Vehicle............................... 0 Trespass - Other.................................. 0 AnimalOrdinances................................. 0 Endangering Welfare of Minor...................... 0 Other (DUI Per Se, Fireworks, etc.)............... 0 280 Curfew/Loitering.................................... 0 290 Runaway................................,..,.,....... 1 390 Traffic Crime (Except DUI) Hit& Run......................................... 0 Reckless Driving.................................. 0 Eluding........................................... 0 Driving While License Suspended................... 0 Other......^...................................... 1 500 Illegal Alien....................................... 0 Page 3 Kalispell Police Juvenile Arrests - March, 1995 510 Custody Protective.......................~................ 0 MentalHealth..............~...............'...... 0 0 Other..................,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,.,,.,,. 0 520 Warrants ............................ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 0 550 Fugitives..................^....^'^^^^^^^^^^^~^^^^^^ Total Juveniles Arrested - March, 1995 - 35 Total Charges Filed - 41 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Computer Listing of Offense and Incident Calls Handled Month of March, 1995 01 Criminal Homicide................................... 0 02 Rape................................................ 0 03 Robbery............................................. 0 04 Assault Aggravated........................................ 2 Misdemeanor....................................... 30 Attempted Murder.................................. 0 05 Burglary........................................~..^ 9 06 Larceny Bicycles.......................................... 5 Other - greater than $200......................... 12 Other - Less than $200............................ 61 07 Motor Vehicle Theft................................. 2 09 Arson............................................... 0 10 Forgery............................................. 1 11 Fraud............................................... 7 12 Embezzlement........................................ 0 13 Stolen Property..................................... 1 14 Vandalism........................................... 49 15 Weapons............................................. 0 16 Prostitution........................................ 0 17 Sex Offenses Obscene Phone Calls............................... 0 Indecent Exposure................................. 0 Other............................................. 3 18 Drug Abuse.......................................... 15 19 Gambling............................................ 0 20 Offenses Against Family ChildNeglect..................................... 4 22 Liquor Laws...............................^......... 15 24 Disorderly Conduct.................................. 27 Page 2' Kalispell Police Offense and Incident Calls Handled .... March, 1995 26 Other Offenses Kidnap......... ,. » ...., .............................., ,. C) Littering......................................... l BombThreats.......,..„.:. ............................ tr Other Threats ...., .. ,.. „ .. ...., .... ,...... ,. 41 Harassment . » . . . . . . . . . . .. . » .. . . . . . . ,. . . . . �:'� 75 Other Offenses ..,........... ............. 21 29 {Tuna',asy.............................................. 5 39 Traffic Crimes Hit and Run..., ....... ........ ,........................., .. .'7 j. Reckless Driving .................................. 1( Other Traffic Crimes ....... ......... ,.... 50 40 Traffic Accident - Fatal ............................ 41 Traffic Accident - Injury ........................... ... 42 Traffic Accident _ Other ..................... „ . ,....... 614 50 Illegal Alien.........,. ...............,..................„ � 52 Warrants ............................................. 0D ,�.:, Stolen Motor Vehicle RecoveredlforAnother t'',c:?c;li+:::y.., . for 1 54 Stolen en 1='r+:+pc_rtf +r.c._+._oVe'r"ed for Ar7+-+tlit:_rr Agency........ {_) 55 Fugitive .............................. ,....... ,.. . C) 56 Missing Person Lost Child .................. ,...... .......... . Others ..............,.............................. J. 57 Sudden Death............, . ,. ,..................... ,......... 3 58 Suicide Suicide ......................................,.....,.., � Attempted Suicide ................................. ti 59 Other- Accidents ....................................» ) 60 Animal Problems Cruelty/Neglect ................................... :2 DogBite.. .. ........... .................... S Other Animal Problems ................ ............... .2 61 Property ............................................ 2E, 62 Abandoned Auto................., .............. ,...... ,.... ,. 6 64 Locate Auto .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,� Page 3 Kalispell Police Offense and Incident Calls Handled - March, 1995 65 Impound Auto........,..,,,,,,,,..,,.,............... 0 66 Assistance Required - Messages - Extra Patrol, etc.. 114 67 Domestic Problems................................... 10 69 Insecure Premises......,.........~.................. 2 70 Suspicious Activity....,,........~.................. 49 71 Public Safety..............,........................ 22 73 Disturbance - Noise.....,.....~..................... 27 75 Sick Cared For.......,,............................. 46 77 Traffic - Roads - Signs - Debris - Obstructions etc. 17 78 Civil Complaints.......,............................ 6 79 Vehicle Disposition....,............................ 0 81 Alarms ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^.......... 38 82 Subpoenas........................................... 0 90 Officer Assault........,......,..................... 0 971 Skateboarding.........,,..~......................... 5 972 Locked Vehicles.................................^~^^ 9 973 Mental Health ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^~^^^^^^^^......... 8 974 Fireworks ^^^~^^~^^^^~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^........ 0 975 Prowlers ^^^^^^^^^^ 6 976 Possible DUI's........,~............~............... 51 977 911 Hang Up Calls................................... 8 978 DUI Per Se..........~............................... 17 979 Prisoner Transport...,,............................. 10 AMB Ambulance Calls.......,............................. 47 ATL Attempts to Locate..............~................... 56 FIFire Calls ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^~^^^^^^^^^^^....... 0 Total Calls Handled - March, 1995 - 1174 Page 1 KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Computer Listing of Traffic Citations Issued Month of March, 1995 ALLOW UNLIC DRIVER TO DRIVE .............................. 1 CARELESS DRIVING ........................................' 10 DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT .................,,,.,,,,,............ 1 DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REVOKED ............... 21 DUI...................................................... 17 DUI#2 ................................................... 11 DUI#3 ................................................... 1 DUI#4 ......................,............................ 1 DUI PER SE ............................................... 20 FAIL TO COMPLY W/TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE .................. 1 FAIL TO GIVE NOTICE OF ACCIDENT .......................... 1 FAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY ............................... 12 FALSE ID ................................................. 1 FICTITIOUS PLATES ........................................ 2 FLASHING LIGHT VIOLATION ................................. 1 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE ...................................... 6 F-TDIC&PM ................................................. 4 GAINER ................................................... 2 IMPROPER BACKING ......................................... 4 IMPROPER LANE CHANGE .................................... 1 IMPROPER LEFT/RIGHT TURN ................................. 2 LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT ......................... 7 NO CHILD RESTRAINTS ...................................... 2 NO CURRENT REGISTRATION .................................. 28 NO DRIVERS LICENSE ....................................... 10 Page 2 Kalispell Police Traffic Citations Issued - March, 1995 NO FRONT/REAR LICENSE PLATE NO LIABILITY INSURANCE ................................... 61 NO MONTANA DRIVER LICENSE ................................ 1 NO MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT ................................ 1 NO PROOF OF INSURANCE .................................... 43 NO PROOF OF REGISTRATION IN VEHICLE ...................... 1 NO SAFETY BELT ........................................... 63 RED LIGHT VIOLATION ...................................... 6 SPEEDING ................................................. 72 STOP SIGN VIOLATION ...................................... 8 UNSAFE WINDSHIELD ........................................ 1 VIOLATION OF PROBATIONARY D/L ............................ 2 VIOLATION OF RESTRICTIONS ON D/L ......................... 1 WR0N8WAY ON ONE WAY ...................................... 3 Total Traffic Citations Issued - 432 **FINES & F0RFIETO0ES........ $34x]77.15** � DOGS: Kalispell Police Department Animal Warden Report Month of March, 1995 Picked Up 010 Claimed 7 Sold 3 Destroyed 0 On Hand 0 TICKETS 35 CATS: Picked Up 2 Sold 2 Destroyed 0 On Hand 0 BIKES: Picked Up 4 Claimed 3 On Hand 38 GARBAGE CHECKS 0 PARKING TICKETS 77 DECAY ORDINANCE 5