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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 1993-07-21. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE (~821, 1993 AGENDA 10:00 A.M. POLICE DEPARTMENT 1. Rally' n the Rockies, Ltd. 2. Acceptance of Lt. Emerine's Resignation 3. Bicycle Ordinance Revision 4. Skate/Roller Blade Discussion FIRE DEPARTMENT 1. New Fire Station Update REPORTS 1. Monthly 2. Park & Ride Reports 3. Correspondence * The committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate business not available at the time the agenda was prepared. Ffti 4 ' - ~7, ... , 1 + the 1 <9 ~ at Estes Park - ----- June 18, 1993 To: David Racine Public Safety Committee From: Ken Hobert 144 ov-qÂ« >2*~ Rally'n the Rockies, Ltd. ~ Re: Light Parade & Show, August 25, 1993 (Wednesday) The following is an addendum to my permit request previously submitted. As stated earlier the Light Parade & Judging is a special contest for Rally attendees to show off their motorcycles with their lights. The contest involves circling Bond Park clockwise in the early evening with a staging area in the municipal parking lot directly behind the Town building. (note - This is not a replacement of the Friday Parade thru town) Special requests are: 1. That there be no parking on the west side of MacGregor Ave. next to Bond Park so that there can be open public viewing of the motorcycles and also a place for the contestants to pull over and/or park during the judging. 2. Assistance in traffic control during the Light Parade Show. 3. Parking and staging area for the event in the municipal parking lot directly behind the Town building. In no way is there any request for barricading any street or access to the Fire Department or Police Department. Thus any need for use during an emergency will be open and stop the event for the duration needed. I trust this clarifies any miscommunication in my previous request. -cc: Bob Scott 1 41- 4;;/,ZKÂ£.62 - - - A - - . -. -, - -AA,--' , I .... June 28, 1993 Dear Chief Racine It is with a mixture of excitement and sadness that I write this letter tending my intention to retire from the Estes Park Police Department. I am giving a 30 day notice of this intention which would make my last day of employment July 28, 1993. My family and I will be relocating to Minnesota to begin our new lives on a Hobby Farm just north west of Fergus Fall. We also have plans of starting our own business in Electronics. As I stated, it is with sadness that I am ending my career as a Police Officer. Having worked for the Town of Estes Park since April of 1979, I have been witness to many changes. One of the better changes for me was the opportunity to work closely and learn many things from you. While many of the things that I learned were police related, just as many were in self development 'and I credit you with this. I would like to talk about the particulars of my retirement with you at your convenience. Until then I wish to express my appreciation to you, and the Town of Estes Park, for allowing me the opportunity to serve you and the People of Estes Park. Sincerely, A . a (1/0 - -wA-:K - Â»0~~.A.-tÂ».. Bobby y. Emerine Lieutenant Estes Park Police Department SENT BY:Fill-?DII'll_jINL) L.LRNÂ·. v.-Ini i , 4 - C- 7,0 2 â€¢ Â·J-.rl, 1 , T I ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9.18.040 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK AS IT PERTAINS TO BICYCLES WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park has determined that it is necessary to amend Section 9.18.040 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Estes Park. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO. Section 1. Section 9.18.040 is hereby amended as follows: 9.18.040 Reatrictions on Bicycles. It i5 unlawful for any person to operate a bicycle -upon any portion of Riverside Plaza and the portion of the Riverwalk from Barlow Plaza to its intersection with East Riverside Drive. A bicycle may be operated on any *other public street, alley, parking lot, riverwalk or designated bike path. Section 2. The adoption Of this Ordinance is hereby declared an emergency in order to immediately control the Uae of bicycles on public property, and WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the Board of Trustees that an emergency exists and this Ordinance shall take effect and be enforced immediately after its passage, adoption and signature of the Mayor. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO THIS DAY OF , 1993. TOWN OF ESTES PARK Mayor ATTEST: Town Clerk 1 hereby certify that the above Ordinance was introduced and read at a meeting of the Board of Trustees on the day of , 1993, and published in a newspaper of generalcirculation in the TOWn of Estes Park, Colorado on the day of , 1993. Town Clerk 9.18.020 9.18.020 Prohibited. It is unlawful for any person to operate a skateboard upon any public sidewalk, parking lot, street or alley within the town. (Ord. 11-86 82, 1986). 90/96 (Estes Park 8/86) INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Public Safety Committee FROM: David J. Racine DATE: July 20, 1993 RE: Staff Recommendation/Skates - Rollerblades For the protection of the pedestrians using crowded sidewalks in the downtown area, I recommend that: 1. ~/"The 'operation" of roller skates and roller blades be < prohibited from public sidewalks and parking lots from 300 E. ~ Elkhorn to and including 200 W. Elkhorn and 100 Moraine Ave. This prohibition shall include Riverside Plaza and the Transportation Center. 'r 9 71 Estes Park Police Department Summary Report 1st AnK May Jun 1993 1992 Description Ortr 1993 1993 1993 YTD 4F-TD 1993 Traffic: MVA/Injury 3 0 2 3 8 17 MVA/Prop Dmg 33 11 16 26 86 232 Citations 52 25 32 31 140 218 Warnings 154 54 38 48 294 455 Reported Offenses: Criminal 110 49 59 58 276 578 Drugs/Alcohol 18 9 10 14 51 63 Juvenile 24 14 22 16 76 143 Domestic Viol 9 2 1 5 17 37 Animal 81 37 48 42 208 498 Arrests: Warrant 20 6 4 19 49 116 Detention Ctr 25 11 8 8 52 185 Other Service 310 169 184 200 863 2433 Calls: Totals: 788 381 416 470 2055 4634 te,23'111 ~ r:~:4:Â® %64 TOWN OF ESTES PARK PARK & RIDE REPORT WEEK OF: July 5 - July 11. 1993 Employee Name MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT SUN ADMINISTRATION Anderson 0 0 Klaphake D D Kuehl D D D O'Connor 0 0 PW Widmer PW PR PW COMMUNITY DVLP. Allman PW TV TV Jones D 0 Marsh 0 0 Stamey D PW Thomas D D FINANCE Beitz D Dougherty D Campbell D Parrack PW W W McCowan PW PW W PW Szydlo DDID McPhee PW PW CP Warrick D D D Vavra CP CP POLICE Fox CP CP CP CP 00020 00084 a a 0000 o a O A 0000 O 0 0 4 Kenney CP CP CP CP CP Cazan D D CP O Matuszak PW D CP PW PW Lang TV TV TV TV TV Thacker PR PR PR PR PR Culloo CP CP CP CP D VanDeutekom CP CP CP CP CP Pierce OODODD Groicher PW PW O PW PW Wahler PW PW PW PW PW Cochran PW PW PW PW PW PW PW Lampey PW O Buchholtz PW PW PW PW PW Cooper 000 PW PW Filsinger DDI)DD TV Fritts/LCSO PR PR CP D LIGHT & POWER Mangelsen 0000 Matzke 0 0 0 0 Joseph D PW PW PW Linnane O 0 0 0 Sievers TV TV Cornelius DDW Kilgore PW PW CODES: TOTALS: = PARK & RIDE - Eight (8) = PARK & WALK - Forty Nine (49) = CARPOOL - Twenty Five (25) = TOWN VEHICLE - Twelve (12) = DRIVE Forty Nine (49) = OTHER - Thirty Eight (38) Total Drives - Forty Nine (49) All Other - One Hundred Eight One (181) oototak 0 0 519 4% TOWN OF ESTES PARK PARK & RIDE REPORT WEEK OF: June 28 through Tuly 2. 1993 Employee Name MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT SUN ADMINISTRATION Anderson W W W W Klaphake PR D D D W Kuehl W D W D O'Connor D W D D D Widmer PW PW PW PW PW COMMUNITY DVLP. Altman CP PW PW PW PW Jones WWWw Marsh D PW W W Stanley PW PW PW PW PW Thomas PW PW O PW PW FINANCE Beitz O 0 D D Dougherty DDDD Campbell D D D Parrack PW PW PW PW McCowan D D D Szydto D PW PW PW McPhee PW PW PW PW Warrick D D D D Vavra D D D D POLICE Fox CP CP CP CP CP CP Kenney CP CP CP Cp CP comboo a 0 Cazan CP D CP CP D CP Matuszak CP CP CP PW PW Lang CP CP CP TV TV TV TV Thacker PR PR PR PR Culloo CP CP CP CP VanDeutekom CP CP CP CP CP Pierce 0 0 D O D D Groicher PW PW O PW PW Wahler PW PW PW PW PW Cochran PW PW PW PW PW PW PW Lampey PW O Buchholtz PW PW PW PW PW Cooper 0 0 0 PW pw Filsinger DDDDDTV Ftitts/LCSO CP CP CP CP CP UGHT & POWER Mangelsen 0000 Matzke O PW D O Joseph D PW PW PW Linnane D W W Sievers D TV Cornelius W W W Kilgore PW D PW D CODES TOTALS: PR = PARK & RIDE - Five (5) PW = PARK & WALK - Sixty Three (63) CP = CARPOOL - Thirty Eight (38) TV = TOWN VEHICLE - Seven (7) D = DRIVE - Fifty Five (55) 0 = OTHER - Nineteen (19) Total Drives - Fifty Five (55) All Other - One Hundred Thirty Two (132) 4Â¤Â¤ ook&*ak . 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Estelle was capable, efficient, courteous and cheerful. I was impressed with her professionalism and am delighted to have had the opportunity to see firsthand the efficiency of our police dispatch. I think it worked well for me to be in the dispatch area to answer phones rather than being in the Light and Power office. \ck copy: Richard Matzke May 24, 1993 i E.P. police Officers, Thank you for sponsoring the Bicycle i Rodeo last Saturday. It was a lot of ~ fun. Most of all thank you for the bicycle I won during the Iaffle. It really is great. I like the colors of Thank you for all you do for the kids in our community. 1 JUM,G Thank You, Dennis Maxwell . r Ad . b . 1/ 3 C -2/. r hT 4 Dusty Hardman v P. 0. Box 1421 j Estes Park, CO 80517-1421 June 8, 1993 Dear Chief Racine: The ordinance that makes it illegal for bicyclists to ride through parking lots completely undermines the effort that the city is making to encourage local workers and local citizens to use alternate transportation to come into town and use parking that is farther away from town. The conditions in this town are far from ideal and quite unsafe for the bicyclist in the first place. Why alienate bicyclists further? Making it illegal to ride a bicycle throughout public parking lots punishes those who have done nothing wrong. Bicycles are subject to the same laws as cars, rarely are bicycles are given tickets for moving violations in parking lots. This new ordinance is unnecessary when there are already laws that cover bicycles in parking lots that are not enacted by the law enforcement personnel in Estes Park. My suggestion to the town Police is to enforce previously existing laws. My point is that people who are trying to help relieve parking and traffic congestion problems are being punished for the irresponsible actions of a few people. Persons who ride their bicycles to town take a significantly longer time to get through and around town to do their errands and get to work than those who drive. This ordinance will either deter people from riding bicycles to get to town or it will encourage civil disobedience. With the enactment of this ordinance, trips will take even longer because the bicycle rider will have to walk her or his bicycle through public parking lots, increasing the amount of time spent on doing errands or getting to work. The ordinance will encourage civil disobedience because many of us will not stand for being patronized and treated like children who are not capable of being law abiding citizens. I hope others will continue to ride bicycles through the parking lots and streets of this town as I will do to protest this silly ordinance. This ordinance seems to be aimed either at the few irresponsible citizens or at trying to make those who do not drive cars very well (and should not be driving at all) feel more comfortable. There is a definite double standard at work in this town. We are encouraged to leave our cars far from town so that the tourists can have the close parking spaces. Yet we are provided with few decent alternatives. Now, even bicycle riding is being made less feasible. The Trolley was one of the alternatives we were presented with. It did not start out early enough for many of us to get to work and did not go late enough for others of us to get home nor did it come anywhere near many of our homes. We have a few walking paths. Some of us live far enough from town that walking is not an alternative. Who wants to spend two hours a day commuting? For me and many others, bicycle riding is the perlect alternative. We can get to and from town at any time of the day or night, we can stop at the stores around town without being completely inconvenienced, we can ride our bicycles more places than we can walk and we can ride our bicycles faster than we can walk. This town needs to encourage bicycling to create a solution to our traffic and especially parking problems. All the Mayor and Trustees are doing is alienating those who are trying to make a difference in those problems. EDU,jÂ»- 44 _a~ Dusty Hardman Estes Park < 4Â£4 <.i TOWN OF ESTES PARK 4% \24 la<97 Police Department 741' b /.r.. - -zure - ./Th _-46:/rep, U.'Uti~-Zeir-'_- - -59*323/ ..2 = . , 22; . /4Â·'=12 TO: Chief David Racine From: Officer James Kenney Date: June 10, 1993 Subject: Lt. Filsinger Assisting Ill Parties On June 9, 1993 at approximately 1753 hours, Lt. Filsinger was sent to Lt. Emerine's residence on a report that young members of Emerine's household were "sick with the flu" and needed assistance. Lt. Emerine and his wife were out of town at the time. When Lt. Filsinger arrived, he immediately recognized the symp- toms as possible carbon monoxide poisoning. He transported the three subjects to Estes Park Medical Center, and called for the fire department to respond to check the residence for leaking gas. Because of his quick thinking, the family did not suffer a severe poisoning and they were released from the hospital shortly after being taken there. Lt. Filsinger then arranged for the family to stay in a local lodge until their home is made safe again. He also bought food and diapers for the baby. I want to convey to you my esteem for Lt. Filsinger's actions in this matter. I am not certain I would have recognized the symp- toms as anything more than "the flu". I'm sure you will agree that Lt. Filsinger possibly prevented three deaths. Respectfully Submitted, - 21 ~Â« Jail/es Kenney , <7 45*11 5 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department ACF . 43 W Ah:4 Aug41â‚¬7' d Â¢*:ify't, SRL, ..r-:ED'-i'Lpl?AW r 1% . 0>-- -'~4~~~bzff,1~426rf.Wrm' 14 5 40 61,00 ' F -2 =:-- â€žr.rjÂ®7{71#4 *t fruilf; i~*,11 , y _ 7Â»0~ .. t.ty'tâ€¢ ~139'YU,49,140#*--*.-Â· 449,1 1â€¢y>Il 14 June 15, 1993 Investigator Bob Cazan Box 3832 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Investigator Cazan: I would like to add my thanks to this letter for a job well done. I appreciate the spirit of teamwork and willingness to see the job through that was exhibited by all parties involved in this case. This type of interagency cooperation reflects well on the entire department. Thanks again Bob! Sincerely, David J. Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo . J ~Â£*ty TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department . tj i. 1!4.- ,--%- -MIâ‚¬, *e,31 y ,Â£03â‚¬'1' -*arik /1 4445 .t,Â¢@ch- ... 16 -Xyv Lfic. :. 45 +8 at- 4 ' *t k ,Â·tÂ·â€¢22Â¢52 ,# / f 7/4.W. M ' -IN : June 15, 1993 Sgt. Gary Fox P.O. Box 4749 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Sgt. Fox: I would like to add my thanks to this letter for a job well done. I appreciate the spirit of teamwork and willingness to see the job through that was exhibited by all parties involved. This type of interagency cooperation reflects well on the entire department. Thanks again; keep up the good work Gary! Sity~rely, L David J. Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo LARIMER COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT /U/.*6Â»187 $4 'ral INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE To: Chief David Racine Estes Park Police From: Deputy Bruce Walters Date: June 10, 1993 Subject: Assistance at Rescue on Old Man Mountain On May 13, 1993 at approximately 1436 hours I was dispatched to a report of a juvenile stuck in a cave on Old Man Mountain, UNC property. This turned out to be a long ordeal which involved many agencies. I wish to take this time to express my gratitude for the assistance rendered by members of your department. The cooperation of your officers was a true benefit to the operation. In particular, Officer Corey Pass rendered valuable assistance by imparting his knowledge about the area (as he has hiked there many times), establishing and maintaining direct contact with the victim in a very confined area, and his willingness to remain at the scene after his shift had ended. He recognized the importance of maintaining rapport with the victim and was a great comfort to the young man. Other assisting officers were Sgt. Gary Fox and Det. Bob Cazan. Though I did not have direct contact with them, or others who may have contributed to the operation, I know they remained at the scene for some time and assisted in many ways. The teamwork and cooperative nature of your agency is to be commended. I thank you again for their assistance. Respectfully submitted, Bruce G Walters, Deputy 6 42(f TOWN OF ESTES PARK <4 9il.~f, Police Department ...+2\7.94. 4:.Aciff,Â£,~47 L; .r.-,Er##t~VATE~~~~ 1 . ,1 --1 Â«-1/%#2445,Â¥17~ I R - O. . .'' f IÂ·' bj 0 - \49*e./.E.Uic. Â·i i &1 - ---ftk,*m~7-\ r June 15, 1993 Lt. Gregg Filsinger P.O. Box 2264 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Lt. Filsinger: I would like to add my thanks and appreciation to you for a job well done at the Emerine house. Indeed, your quick thinking, training, and job related knowledge in this area may have well prevented a possible tragedy. Additionally, I would like to recognize your willingness to aid the stranded family and follow through with compassion and concern for their immediate needs. Outstanding police work Gregg! Sin~rely, 4 1 kj affÂ«- / 0*vid J. Bacine Chief of Police DJR/jo . c - TOWN OF ESTES PARK y ~vi Police Department &.6 1 AtwiC- Â·Â·2 4 '"a e,Y wmwk/1 .494 jb-,%42&*V.. ..... *311.,1, >Ar.., ./.' .... I r. /4 AN ..2,40x Dr* :215: 214&,~Â·rpria~Â£~~%17Â·f,.. -< .-:12 17'ly.*'1 14. ' - 1-7 + I .., 2 1 /4 f.%3 F 1 ~U-te r, W fr<.4 -, ..~ June 15, 1993 Officer Corey Pass 319 Frederick Dr. Loveland, CO 80537 Dear Officer Pass: I would like to add my thanks to this letter for a job well done. I appreciate the spirit of teamwork and willingness to see the job through that you exhibited in this case. This type of interagency cooperation reflects well on the entire department. Thanks again; keep up the good work Corey! Sincerely, David J. Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo J #210,80 . JZ.ne -4,9 8 AL,0 j 'w:;fr moUN-1 5 1993 f 5 6/ 4 74Â» 1 el 41. Aj 3, 1 114 A & 2 j Atic -11 *~~Â©1Â» ,1*kNk) Lh iukILL 34Â» U ,cu,4 .*,9,AL aJil~ Ut L cuvw' ~C.Q... 1 41 + *41. lkÂ£~ 41117'U th-h All A Â»~ 44 * 46 .844, Â£0 1426 JU~el Ut 1% 11 -1 . -tri AL +3413 0 -3 *w -4 /vÂ»UL 4 ' leâ‚¬,15 -1 -1-1 AL 4 - 4 -1 4 14. "bul-). JAvn A\*sqÂ« 1Â»14 A+ 311 0*1 /7& JQ-L. 11 3~Â£* AL C~ 4 Ir .1 A--- 1/al -AUL 11 1 494, 41 -00 -vel AU' 1 +31 ~6 cl- 3Â¢14 ~ 1Â» 111 -4,1j 14,-6 4/14 4 1Ud-1 11Â«-3-4, PL 1 Â«94 1%1% a 43 7 . 11 \33 1 j ~41 114.1 4 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department '141.-#r =adi--- 7/36777 Vt !2 I~~0~ <~ 8~'2~~ _ .r-,-09 L,*,9,Â£r ,44.dep '.i 1 4% Â». ... .,34. /4.=h ...4/ I f N 939' Â· ~ k.Â·Â·h, r,Â· .,2Â·t.W.re~,;. j.K R L IÂ·:--- - Â·Â· 0-95,1.10. .t, * 4- D .7934& 1 - hz.-4 . S. '\ t- - 24, I , June 16, 1993 Dispatcher Estelle Purvis 2471 Hondius Way, DGR Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Estelle: I would like to add my thanks and appreciation to you for the continued competent and quality work you perform in our Communications Center. Your positive energy and attitude are contagious and reflect well on this department. Again, thanks for being such a fine representative to this agency! Siny-frely, David J.,Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo I foo 44 474;3 TOWN OF ESTES PARK 1-4 f ~NeL#-L 8 '00>35/1, >KIGWI' .a..0.-- ' Â·Â·Af f i. -5- -,%4, 0% 34#01% ~,:Â«= i:~MFfy/SUM.****WAVA;7dtr/Zablf/11 /' ;'4-+rial \ 9 ' 7~,-0~~~ 11'24 f>PL,- 71#Pr *A.4 -BMIWIL*&J.. .%;.K :2 -/. ..lze>I.4$-5417#*Sj'*'lit,Â»94..: A ---tz. _ f CA June 21, 1993 David Racine Police Chief Town of Estes Park Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Dave: Thanks for all of your help and cooperation during our flooding problems last Friday. Your crews helped fill sand bags and rope off dangerous high water areas. The extra help would have been the extra push needed had a flood occurred. We want to also thank you for offering the help without being asked. Please thank your crew for us. Sincerely , 0-fl- Public Works Departmdnt BL:lc cc: Gary Klaphake , '1 i w ~41" TOWN OF ESTES PARK -1 \\io Police Department /7/li - 15*3'a@El, .. 6 .24. AÂ·Ut' 2341Â· py, 4, ..4 v. r ptÂ·-. 41 2 Ye~,0,\ ..f -, "'~ 51#~74- k h..1 V J 351 A. 1 t. - I 4- 0 v~Â£3}*'% - --2*~2-=c h k .?30.- I :Â¥4 .~t t 1*iriA- - W...... -KA,Â£8 d.. ' June 23, 1993 Officer Corey Pass Estes Park Police Department Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Officer Pass On Saturday June 19, 1993, at 2314 hours, Dispatch advised Estes Units that the Ambulance is in route to the Otherside Restaurant on a report of a male subject having problems breathing. You took the initiative to respond to assist the Ambulance. While in route ., v W IT All learned the subject had stopped breathing and was nonresponsive. You arrived on scene five to six minutes before the Ambulance and started to perform CPR on the subject. It was later said by a Doctor in the Emergency room that CPR was performed correctlv and in a timely manor which consequently saved the victims life. I feel you are to be commended for your quick thinking and response to a very stressful situation. Your training as a CPR Instructor became a critical factor in saving a life. I'm proud to have you as a part of our team. Keep up the good work. Sincerely CL pL Idx-~Â£.-ta~_. Wes Kufeld Corporal Copy: Chief Racine Personnel file , #45.14 TOWN OF ESTES PARK 14 #3 < < 22 Police Department 1344 40 VX W â‚¬ity, 'utem- 31 0,Â»ty .firher B â€¢,48 Mrt t.*,i - . 4.4 1 . 21*4 -3 1 ~ f .1 &91 -3-0â€¢.-*59*Ofigh/Ul-- .h>7 - r - I \3 . /&**U .Â·C-~ ~ -r - 7 -Â·,Â·'Aa Â· I .2 _ r.*rÂ·,7- -3 . \ C ./ June 20, 1993 Robert Schumaker P.O. Box 3528 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Officer Schumaker: Attached is a recommendation by your supervisor, Sgt. Lang. I concur with his recommendation and wish to add my recognition and appreciation for a job well done. I am especially pleased with your attitude and willingness to get the job done, and done well! Thank you, A /7 /17---1 \R brÂ»U P._ 66â‚¬1- --- David J. Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo MEMORANDUM TO: Chief Racine FROM: Sgt. Lang DATE: July 14, 1993 RE: Rescue of two 12 year old juveniles I would like to advise you of an officer who went beyond the call of duty to assist in locating two lost 12 year old boys. After the end of his shift, Officer Schumaker volunteered to hike up the mountain in the dark to attempt to locate the two boys. Along with Lt. Filsinger, they hiked up the dark mountain and 2 hours and 17 minutes later, the two lost boys were located. I would like to commend Officer Schumaker for his willingness to go the extra mile. His enthusiasm and pride in his work is an inspiration to us all. 04/ ... 4 4*f TOWN oF ESTES PARK Police Department ---4 - Ve ... .â‚¬ 14-matÂ»g. â€¢.1 - A aX ./.44' 4 '3 0 4 8-'Y ====27 - I. . -1- ./ 049.0 :+ _:474: 1,V4 4 Â·v**,*~ ,~1 YA '' --- I Â« 1.--Ii.4.4*u.i ( > ~1-1 1. r ... -# :'43*A , -D .U '' 2 June 20, 1993 Karen Rahm P.O. Box 4367 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Telecommunicator Rahm: Sgt. Lang has advised me of the excellent manner in which the flow of information was handled during the search for, and the rescue of, two twelve year old boys from Old Man Mountain. I add my admiration and thanks for this job well done. Thank You! rÂ·Â·~ David J. Racine Chief of Police DJR/jo 1< 44%24-i TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department ---9* 174, f ,_-i~;Adilf- R.14**48 Â£1 Tlimpit, ,* 0,~ ' . ~hÂ·. . ...' .~;ALTPX#~, . i,grl'.0 40,0.'y: rk#Th:- 4 - 7*-w~~~7.1 ! 4 2*21 ' I 'j'. .....1 ./ #1 iâ€ž 74 7 - .1 - 4 ",1, / *4 Â© AF',*1 0 % ; -/ .9 f ) Â· 0 -1 ~19 -2~ Ip' -0..,-Â·" '<el.Â©i-.1 i:. .N--WI.&MI...4 c J --.~UE+4*5%,i N June 20, 1993 Peter Gouge Estes Park Police Department Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Telecommunicator Gouge: Sgt. Lang has advised me of the excellent manner in which the flow of information was handled during the search for, and the rescue of, two twelve year old boys from Old Man Mountain. I add my admiration and thanks for this job well done. ~T,Â¤nk You! CÂ·41Â»212- David J. Râ‚¬fne Chief of Pdlice DJR/jo MEMORANDUM TO: Chief Racine FROM: Sgt. Lang DATE: July 14, 1993 RE: Rescue of two 12 year old juveniles I would like to take this opportunity to advise you of the excellent job performed by our dispatchers, Karen Rahm and Peter Gouge during the recent rescue of two 12 year old juveniles. The information was given to patrol in a very professional and timely fashion. Their professional was noted by all. Please A forward a thank you from me. â‚¬y< cio 5 M# 1 *60&75/ . c .7 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Police Department Â¥h-bt-i< -Â£a>,'*- 2Â«reÂ»44 --4*436421-1 7.--4-~#Er.fw 4 L . byhg .2,160. 1% ..11 N-ZÂ¥i f , ' - , ~.. I '14. -. -Â«.Â« iftÂ¢14%ti:.El/*.*Epi~Â£4~54,~2-rt ~~-i~'.Â»4~- **f-2,- Â£*/ p e - 10-- â€¢ -1.2 - 4 Â· 2.16, :Â·.au--3 : ' 4,-7 2 .,â€ž.. '7Lâ‚¬,t>.AM<.ITV-1479 ~ ,Â·Â· 1. , /â‚¬10Â» i -, June 20, 1993 Chief Rumley Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Chief Rumley: The attached recognition of the fine services of your department during the search and rescue of two twelve year old boys from Old Man Mountain was sent to me by Sgt. Lang. Having listened to the entire episode, I was once again impressed with the service level and the enthusiasm of your personnel. Please relay to your fire fighters our thanks and recognition for another service well provided. Thank You! OUSELL David J. Rucine Chief of Police DJR/jo MEMORANDUM TO: Chief Racine FROM: Sgt. Lang DATE: July 14, 1993 RE: Rescue of two 12 year old juveniles This letter is in reference to the assistance I received from the Volunteer Fire Department on 07/07/93. I contacted Chief Rumley and he immediately began sending the necessary equipment to my location. This type of professionalism and interagency cooperation is very much appreciated. Please forward my thanks to the Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department for a job well done! 17 - ~ 36#te TOWN OF ESTES PARK \24 =f *)23 Police Department *Vi. 7- f.%--f * 'g I- ....51674*FS#KE c--4-vi+W' WI'23.21 04,- E.' 1.: 4*11~15 Â·<Vik Tro..5C~ - -- .11. \ 41 1. i@E~,71.41.34132%2~9~- -~~4:'~*0- x _-NIer.7 -4*4*6-b VÂ·/Ir P. ~.. y lin June 20, 1993 Officer Kim Culloo P.O. Box 2492 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Officer Culloo: The attached recommendation was sent to me by Sgt. Lang. I concur with his recommendation and wish to add my acknowledgement of your dedication. The fact that this was an extra duty situation emphasizes your commitment and ability. Thank You! 9 r David J. R~cine Chief of Police DJR/jo U c e TOWN OF ESTES PARK 4 Police Department ----2*n*â‚¬3 - Â« . 'â€¢ I i â€¢,~: 1 + '.42:fi - - )~4~~~f- v .:.-,r .--. - - -144;Â«~Bit*83'4:rÂ£i,<r . ' * t< 4..07+M# "" --ttltalf,2yp I -Â» .1>31: -- ,.,-Â· -- I 4-jf'/43* . A#=- ; .K .#- _ <.,.24*Pri#4.1- 40 . , .1.. u ./--' 4, <' rl Ie~.52*412.-1,Â£- *-ba'te: July 1, 1993 To: Lieutenant Filsinger From: Sergeant Lang Subject: Officer Culloo's Assistance at Accident On June 24, 1993, while off-duty, Officer Kim Culloo came upon an accident on the Mocassin Bypass. Both the driver and the passenger sustained serious injuries. Officer Culloo adminis- tered first aid to the driver and then assisted the ambulance crew while they stabilized both patients. I believe Officer Culloo should be commended for her profes- sionalism and caring manner. Respectfully, 5* 1144/ Eddie Lang, Sergeant