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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPACKET Public Safety 1986-05-21PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Wednesday, May 21, 1986 - 2:00 P M AGENDA 1 Review of bids for portable and mobil radio units. 2, Alarm Systems - Review of letters submitted by the Light and Power and Water Departments. 3. Shotguns - Discussion regarding possible budget item for 1987, 4. Authorization to employ CSU Police Officer while conducting interviews for Full-time, Permanent Police Officer. 5 Police Management Study - To be provided by the Public Management Group, University City Science Center, Washington, D. C , pro- posal dated April 23, 1986, 4, il// l\\1 J i L4.i'c f / / MOTOROLA (STATE BID) Syntor 100 Watt Mobile Radios/Scanning $1296 @ 3 $3888 MT500 5 Watt Portable Radios 914 @ 5 4570 TOTAL $8458 GENERAL ELECTRIC (GOV'T PRICE - not STATE BID) Mobile Radios/110 Watt/ Scanning $1437 @ 3 $4311 5 Watt Portable Radios 1023 @ 4 4812 40 Watt/Scanning 835 @ 1 735 TOTAL $9958 £ A TOWN OF ESTES P Ar< A 4-9 13.,6,5#=' r' 1/ r- C ¥406• p).;' i C .1 &8)tr#f v'· t# 4 ~ ~ Light and Power Department Robert L. Dekker 43 '94 f »97' '9* h " 912 -f- -- - Director -·-2$,44. 44 .-0 1 411 2-- x .n.y, 74% -491 - , F . lishlt -~emt'.:: , / Estes Park. Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TO: Robert Ault 428. FROM: Robert L. Dekker -1 Ar . DATE: May 20, 1986 SUBJECT: Monitoring of Alarm Systems With the recent decision to eliminate the monitoring of alarm systems of businesses and residences in the Town of Estes Park, we would like to request that consideration be given to retaining the monitoring of the methane gas alarm system for the Light and Power Department service building on Elm Road. Also, in the future we may request the additional monitoring of alarms for substations and hydro-electric generating facilities. RLD:ca P 0. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 386-53.31 -4 . To V\./i\J OF E-- ES PARK 4 3 C r/ :9: ril,4 2,1/1 41(· \A/ater Department 1»31'63.7-·««31(4 -i 42... ~**f.OJ ..~i.f Robert L. Richards -4-4 -I¢ - -I 14.4 1 4. .. ·I .......U.Ff.'.*91<4. & -4: jj.f.*y*·:c-, ~~~1.-__ c.«.;Mf~N,·fit*.-f - - Superintendent 561: '..:6·.3:..a:W,2*Fa-.6 4142¢;:4·~.©,7<.r. ~,c·1 .-+2 - 0 ~' T. - <:- ~I ». ..124,3 '„ 4 .4.4.2.t·4 /4141* .7 /,¢~.'rr 1,41.*,r .: 7 . ....:,i .,---·--··'.rk#-,·4.= .* i -W~*04014,=.-- --:-/ .i.I.·-L i ·,3'52 4':: v,':4?Iler \ .rf 4 ·'f :0 ·U 3#64&,M*r#£=*Li- - sf#$*6* i~z ~4il#1 31-; -»2-: * %* y ·---·-Qi*t:*i»~9.-0.-in.>'.-- :'.:~..loisr .--02<3412- -.0-lk...4,«trl /7 Q-£:21*KAY...€ 46-· irt'&72,:4 . 4 - Estes Park, Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TO: Bob Ault, Chief Estes Park Police Department FROM: Bob Richards A R Water Superintendent DATE: May 15, 1986 RE: Alarm System - Big Thompson Water Treatment Plant Due to the recent decision by the Public Safety Committee to allieviate the police department from monitoring alarm systems, the water department hereby requests the police department continue to monitor our alarm system from the Big Thompson water treatment plant. In the future we plan to add more alarm systems whereby ,these systems will be for the protection and welfare off,the Town' s water system. It is essential that theF :water system be monitored by responsible personnel such as the police department. RLR:ca P.O. Box 1200 Telephone (303)586-5331 ht. 205 To: CHIEF AULT . March 30, 1986 FROM: LT. ELSTE During the last shotgun qualification, minor damage occurred when a cartridge discharged while still partially in the magazine. The cartridge stop pivot pin sheared off, probably due to fatigue. This allowed the cartridge to be released prematurely from the magazine as the action was being functioned. The cartridge was released at the same time the cartridge carrier was coming down to pick up the new cartridge. The cartridge carrier (two slender fingers), was exactly in line with the center of the cartridge when the cartridge released and was forced rearward by the magazine spring. The primer cup struck one of the fingers on the cartridge carrier causing the round to discharge. Fortunately it was the last round in the magazine. It is my recommendation that the Department retire the existing Ithaca Model 37 Shotguns and either place them in permanent storage, or dispose of them as surplus town property. I further recommend that the Department no longer furnish shotguns at all. Any officer wanting one should be able to acquire his own, subject to your approval. The officer or officers that own the gun would be responsible for it's care and upkeep. Our current General Order covering shotgun qualifications would require no adjustment. RESPECIFI:H,LO SUBMITTED, f '*4\- ~.Mobert R. Elste cc Sgt. W. Kappely