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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 2006-07-27r. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA July 27,2006 8:00 A.M. PUBLIC COMMENT POLICE DEPARTMENT Action 1. Wireless Citation Project 2. Acquisition of Emergency Response Vehicle Through Federal 1033 program Reports 1. Pit Bull Study 2. Community Assessment - Officer Hulme 3. Missing Person Search results 4. Zone 3 Initiative - Officer Allen 5.2nd Quarter NIBRS Statistics FIRE DEPARTMENT Action None Reports 1. Status o f Fire District NOTE: The Board of Trustees (or Public Safety Committee) reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. 't , / 1 r- fe hp LaserJet 3015 HP LASERJET FAX invent Jul-25-2006 12:15PM Fax Call Report Job Date Time Type Identification Duration Pages Result 54 7/25/2006 12:10:47PM Send 5869561 0:42 1 OK 55 7/25/2006 12:11:35PM Send 5869532 0:48 1 OK 56 7/25/2006 12:12:29PM Send 5861691 0:55 1 OK 57 7/25/2006 12:13:29PM Send 6353677 0:50 1 OK 58 7/25/2006 12:14:24PM Send 5771590 0:58 1 OK . Estes Park Police Department Memo To: Chairman Newsom and Public Safety Committee Fion. Lowell Richardson, Chief of Police CC: Randy Repola, Town Administrator Date: July 24,2006 Re: Automated Citation System Background Department initiatives to automate report writing and records management achieved development of a paperless system for criminal and information reports. This represents twenty percent of the paper reporting systems within the department Remaining paper reports are accident reports, citations, evidence reporls, burglary target cards, tow reports, and field interview cards. The aforementioned reports comprise the most commonly used by officers. Therefore, staff identified these reporting mechanisms as viable paperless automation strategies. Early in 2006 the department applied for an $80,000.00 federal grant (40% match) for a wireless/automated citation package, we did not get the grant Staff reconsidered the package submitted via the grant with the intent to implement a system within the grant match amount ($32,000.00). The main components of the wireless/automated package are: 4 Integrated software with department records management system 4 Auto-population of data 4 Mag-swipe reader from the patrol car/or handheld unit 4 Thermal printing ftvm the patrol car/or handheld unit 4 Computer voice response for clearances and warrant checks Efficiencies of the automated citation package: 4 Reduce issuance time up to 65% (dependant on officer) 4 Reduces record input time by 100% 4 Provides automation opportunities for court system (if they choose) / Reduces dispatcher time on radio 1 The Combined Regional Information Systems Project (CRISP) that manages the Larimer County Records Management System (which we are a member of) Tiburon software researched and selected Advanced Public Safety as the vendor they would allow to integrate with the current RMS. Budget/Costs (See attached Proposal Bid) Purchase price $37,709.56 Continuing cost (Annual Maintenance Contract) $$4508.56 Recommendations Staff recommends purchasing the wireless citation package to include the two handheld wireless solutions (for the CSO program) at the price presented from Advanced Public Safety. â€¢ Page 2 500 Fairway Drive, Suite 204 Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 r roposal 954-354-3000 (Main) 954-354-3001 (Fax) ADVANCED PUBLIC SAFETY www.ags.us Date: 6/19/2006 A Trimble Company Agency Details Contact Chief Lowell C Richardson Order No: 00630000003nICi Agency Name: Estes Park Police Dept Contact Name: Anne Nevitt Address: PO Box 1287 (954) 354-3000 x 261 City, State & Zip: Estes Park, CO 80517 anevitt@aps.us QTY PRODUCTNAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION MISCELLANEOUS UNITPRICE TOTAL PRICE 1 Virtual Partner Engine Interface between APS $5,000.00 $5,000.00 software and mobile dient application 14 QuickVoice 1-49 Verbal response of data from $349.00 $4,886.00 national, state & local mobile queries 1 Discount Discount for QuickVoice free QuickVoice (14 ($4,886.00) ($4,886.00) If PO issued by 8/7/06. users) 14 QuickTicket 1-49 Auto-population of traffic $349.00 $4,886.00 citation form using existing mobile software 1 QuickData (RMS) Electronic transfer of field data. $7,500.00 $7,500.00 (May require addt'I fee from database vendor) 6 Zebra RW420 Printer w/ Zebra RW420 thermal printer $1,025.00 $6,150.00 Magstripe (w/ 12-volt w/ magstripe (cable sold Power Supply) separately) 6 Zebra RW420 Cable Zebra RW420 Cable (USB) $23.00 $138.00 (USB) 4 3 Zebra Compatible Case (36 rolls) of Zebra $142.20 $426.60 Thermal Paper (Case) compatible Top Coated High- Quality Paper Rolls (82') 1 : _Annual Maintenance Annual Maintenance $4,008.96 $4,008.96 TOTAL USD $28,109.56 Pricing is guaranteed through August 7,2006. Notes Terms and Conditions All Customer purchase orders for APS products and services are subject to APS' End User License Agreement and Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be viewed at http://www.aps.us/downloads/agreementpdf. Such terms, along with any additional mrms and conditions agreed to and accepted by APS in Customer's purchase order or otherwise stipulated In writing, shall prevail over any differing or conflicting terms In this Proposal. Below Is the standard APS invoicIng schedule: 50% due upon receipt of Customer's purchase order 25% due upon Initial software delivery (excluding QulckData) 15% due upon hardware delivery 10% due upon the earlier of (i) completion of any additional minor services (e.g., software configuration) or (Ii) fifteen (15) days following completed delivery of all hardware and software deliverables 1.1 f 500 Failway Drive, Suite 204 Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 954-354-3000 (Main) Proposal 954-354-3001 (Fax) ADVANCED PUBLIC SAFETY www.ags.us Date: 6/19/2006 A Trimble Company Agency Details Contact Chief Lowell C Richardson Order No: 00650000007m5Jc Agency Name: Estes Park Police Dept Contact Name: Anne Nevitt Address: PO Box 1287 (954) 354-3000 x 261 City, State & Zip: Estes Park, CO 80517 anevitt@aps.us QTY PRODUCTNAME PRODUCTDESCRIPTION MISCELLANEOUS UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE 2 PocketCitation Bundle - Citation Software,Handheld,2D $4,550.00 $9,100.00 Symbol MC50 w/ 2D Imager,Mag,USB Imager, Mag, & Zebra Cradle,Printer(802.11),110vt RW420,110vt Power 1 Annual Maintenance Annual Maintenance $500.00 $500.00 TOTAL USD $9,600.00 Pricing is guaranteed 90 days from date of proposal Notes Terms and Conditions All Customer purchase orders for APS products and services are subject to APS' End User License Agreement and Terms and Conditions of Sale, which can be viewed at http:/twww.aps.us/downloads/agreementpdf. Such terms, along with any additional terms and conditions agreed to and accepted by APS in Customer's purchase order or otherwise stipulated in writing, shall prevail over any differing or conflicting terms In this Proposal. Below Is the standard APS invoicing schedule: 50% due upon receipt of Customer's purchase order 25% due upon initial software delivery (excluding QuickData) 15% due upon hardware delivery 10% due upon the earlier of (i) completion of any additional minor services (e.g., software configuration) or (Il) fifteen (15) days following completed delivery of all hardware and software deliverables . Estes Park Police Department Memo TO: Chairman Newsom and Public Safety Committee Members From: Lowell Richardson, Chief of Police CC: Randy Repola, Town Administrator Date: July 25,2006 Re: Vehicle Acquisition (Federal 1033 Program) Background Historically, the Estes Park Police Department relies on the Larimer County Sheriffs Department assistance when managing special enforcement activities, such as barricaded subjects and high-risk warrant executions. Since 2003, the department managed six barricaded subject calls, two high-risk warrant executions, three special enforcement activities, and one missing person case (see attachment). These situations required staff to revaluate agency response and use of resources since calls of this type are fluid in nature typically reaching resolution before Larimer County S.WA.T. responds (their response time is 3 hours minimum). Considering the need to resolve these situations in a timely manner the department initiated special training of selected personnel to meet these needs. This team is known as the Emergency Response Team. A command post is established to negotiate, plan, strategize, and safely resolve these situations. The command post operates from a supervisor's patrol car. This process (from a patrol car) rarely allows for the safe execution of managing such a critical incident. A command vehicle properly equipped would allow for safer operations and effective planning. The Federal 1033 program allows civilian law enforcement access to military and federal surplus equipment of all kind and at no cost. The equipment is used or new. Department staff recently received information that a multi-purpose vehicle, a one-ton box truck is available for acquisition see attached photo). This vehicle has an empty shell allowing the department to equip for our needs. BudgeUCosts Upfront Costs: $20,000.00 - $30,000.00 â€¢ Emergency equipment â€¢ Communications (radio and wireless) â€¢ Seating 1 â€¢ Storage â€¢ Generator â€¢ Air Conditioning â€¢ Exterior lighting â€¢ Airfare for two (one-way) to pick up vehicle and drive back. Continuing Costs: $2,000.00 - $2,500.00 for vehicle maintenance. Recommendations Staff recommends approval for acquisition of this vehicle to be used for the events mentioned and for large special events (i.e. 4~h of July and Scottish Festival). â€¢ Page 2 Response/Training -'ty_. - ' .M'~'1~~, "~r:-- " ~:'-:2003,~-~ *Â·Â·Â·*:51.4. . 4:76. ~3==-=-'-: :4--1:-f 39.",fi '7.--1-j2004'-,t,u,621:;05050Â·)Â·~Â·~~ Incident - . : tf . 12 +Iburs . . i-<1 - - i lncidentâ‚¬-Â»6 44 - -2 Atl Hours Barricaded Homicide Suspect 12 Arrest/Search warrant service 24 Barricaded Suicidal Subject 40 Stolen vehicle suspect 281 Barricaded shots fired suspect 15I Alcohol enforcement grant-juveniles 25 Alcohol enforcement granHuveniles 15I Subtotal 77 Subtotal 82 Training 185 Training 220 Total 262 Total 302 1 - 5 :.2005 7~ :,)0:3: :697 7- 16211'327Â·~It; T #r* 20069' -I tr74' 0.2.z Incident + 3 3 2 - Hours 2 1 -12 py " Incident j - T] Hours Barricaded Suicidal Subject 8 High Risk Warrant Service 26 Barricaded Suicidal Subject 20 Barricaded Subject 2 Subtotal 28 Subtotal 28 Training 346.5 Training 169.5 Total 402.5 Total 225.5 r Ilr Â»- - .t 4 1.Â· *.;k' AÂ·Â·'ilt,â€¢9.< 49Â·Ytit ':A . Â·6â‚¬f 994 '2 40' L , le. % .0 &4/ 4.22 1 .1.9 .. 1]1<1) ...4 - .C: 4-2 6.38~ . , I %0752%*W~OiSk' 1--4.64- 0..4/46%':. . : ..,-I'l'. t. 4:ti~.~91:~,g> 2%42* ~ 2 Â·# 11 1 1 .rt:1 ///1 1 . t L 4 %84' 1 -- '10- . 01 A:41%Â· ,Â·rÂ· .1 Hi-9 /4/4//g-JO 1 5-.:Â·..4 ..it:.1, 0, JA &<*SeÂ¥32.<P TAÂ·. Â·VN 'Imliz'+~64*~V-~ rf#5~4 Â»9%48 2.1, :t .1 L.-fl . #1â€¢- p' ~ 4Â£ -r + ..........:2/0/ *.imâ‚¬1-X'â€¢i ..' Visibility Problems Dry Gulch @ Hwy 34 Initiative conducted by: Officer Basil Marciniak Zone Officers: Officer Marciniak Officer Allen Initiative Location: Dry Gulch @ Hwy 34 Initiative Contact: No reporting party information Complaint I was advised that there was a complaint of visibility problems at the intersection of Dry Gulch Road and Big Thompson Avenue (Hwy 34). The complaint is that if you are stopped at the stop line on Dry Gulch Road you cannot see the west bound traffic on Hwy 34 when you are looking east. Initial Contact I contacted Cody Walker, the owner of Sombrero Stables, and advised him of the complaint. Cody advised me that he also had been contacted by a citizen who stated she could not see west bound traffic on Hwy 34 when she was stopped on Dry Gulch Road, facing east. Cody stated that he has had his horse trailers on the northeast corner of the intersection in the past and that it could cause visibility problems. Cody advised me that in the future he is going to do all that he can to keep the vehicles and trailers on that corner to a minimum so that visibility is not decreased. Research for 2006 At this time I have not been able to find any motor vehicle accidents that have occurred at the intersection of Dry Gulch Road and Hwy 34. A premise history was pulled and it was found that the only vehicle related issues at that location were traffic stops. Approximately 21 traffic stops have been performed at that location, showing traffic enforcement at that location. Observations I observed the intersection at length and found that when I am stopped on the stop line on Dry Gulch Road there do not appear to be any visibility issues. However, I could see potential for visibility problems if vehicles, especially larger trucks and trailers, begin parking on the south side of Sombrero Stables. I also took measurements of the intersection and found that the stop line on Dry Gulch Road sits back approximately 22 feet from the fog line of Hwy 34. It appears that if the stop line was moved closer to the Hwy 34 fog line, visibility would be greatly increased, if parked vehicles were present or not. Cody Walker will also be assisting in this issue by limiting the parking of larger vehicles and trailers on the northeast corner of the intersection. Measurements and pictures were taken and are attached. Continued Assessment I have not yet observed the visibility issues due to vehicles parked on the northeast corner of the intersection. I will continue to focus on that area and attempt to observe the intersection when there are vehicles that could be causing visibility issues. Printed for: E002/E0302 Thu Jun 08 07:01:47 2006 INCIDENT HISTORY SUMMARY FOR PRIOR INCIDENTS AT LOCATION CALL DATE ENTRY CLOSE P TYPE UNIT DISPO LOCATION co 80020 06/07/06 00:59 01:08 3 T 7A26 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/STEA co 0309 06/06/06 14:57 16:05 3 TRAF 7A16 CMP BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY co 0216 06/01/06 10:37 11:51 3 WARR 9F55 UTL BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061520215 06/01/06 10:37 11:50 3 WARR 7B13 UTL BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061470674 05/27/06 23:32 23:34 3 T 7B24 BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061460382 05/26/06 16:53 17:01 3 T 7B25 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061340261 05/14/06 13:55 14:04 3 T 7B13 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061330311 05/13/06 12:11 12:23 3 ASSI 7B13 CMP BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061310505 05/11/06 22:02 22:06 3 T 7B24 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061280082 05/08/06 07:49 08:29 3 THEF 7A16 NAT BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061090089 04/19/06 07:05 07:14 3 T 7N26 CMP BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061060392 04/16/06 20:50 20:55 3 T 7B25 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C061050504 04/15/06 21:28 21:32 3 T 7S3 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060910525 04/01/06 22:43 22:46 3 T 9F37 CMP BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060800406 03/21/06 23:51 23:56 3 T 7B19 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060750397 03/16/06 22:02 22:12 3 T 9F68 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060590377 02/28/06 17:31 17:35 3 T 7B19 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060580328 02/27/06 18:17 18:23 3 T 7B19 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060490303 02/18/06 17:50 17:57 3 T 9F68 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060440069 02/13/06 05:43 05:49 3 T 7N26 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060400291 02/09/06 13:41 13:44 3 T 7B23 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060350413 02/04/06 20:55 21:02 3 T 7B24 BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060350276 02/04/06 14:11 14:11 3 ASSI 9Z38 CMP BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060270306 01/27/06 14:21 14:34 3 T 7B24 CIT BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060260535 01/26/06 22:47 22:55 3 T 7N25 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060260461 01/26/06 20:09 20:13 3 T 7B24 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY C060200450 01/20/06 19:16 19:19 3 T 7B24 WAR BIG THOMPSON AV/DRY NUMBER OF RECORDS DISPLAYED: 27 Page 1 r,1/41,1/1,~ * f,t~:5 \.\ , e..ro,ki~-8~,pw~w~v:1 f I r- 4 East "U'. 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OLL 90011 2nd Quarter 2002 - 2006 / Serious Crime Chart vandalism, drug cases and weapon violations. 120 - ------- -- 100 80-- 60 - 40 -- .:9.-li - . .flf .... 2/19'll/- .41:, t.<-2,8 **iÂ¢ . 3223111111111' 0 0 :>2111 141.. 4647 4'UD?, /1 -,1, U Â·:1 0 O,1 iâ‚¬,Â·, i W 0 0 0 M N r sewpo Imol 32 02006 Â¤ 2005 i Â£001Â¤ *f Group B crimes include c rimes such as (not an all inclusive list): bad checks, curf w vi olations, disorderly conducts, DUI, Family ffen ses, Liquor Law violations, trespasses & runaways. 2nd Quarter Group B Totals 2003 - 2006 60 - 0 , N 0 :SalIN,Anr -IV101 :slinclv 79101 :S331$3BkIV 1V101 2nd Quarter Arrests 2003 - 2006 / All Adults and Juveniles 9 L El POOZ I 69 ~ 90070 VE 9Â£ 9002 m 90 80 70 60 - 50 - 40 - 0â‚¬ - -08 - OL ZE Coozo 4*4 Id- . .406 +2:43 , 1 . 0 J y 1 ..ds h - CO 1Â·Ir,â„¢-Pr-C;~1~79-75,r'-97--74 -7 -v,-7'T.5,-n -r-== Â·271-ag?47~"/ 35*VA ' I 1 344 f 4:-'li~ . 4"99 ~ -1 H t:.4 3 -Â·I.~6Â·Â· .1/43 .~ -/+ - 341,42?I)14'.fc -lill=&.I . 7-7:I.V....In.....Illill /3, i,/ 1#~~ 2444Â·7Â¥ Aell /1:7-127 I.*/4.p"n 1 A ..~ C) 4â€¢Â» ~ '.. 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Number Months Reported 12 Murder/Manslaughter Negligent Manslaughter Forcible Rape By Force 2004 Reported Crime Statistics Attempted Robbery for Estes Park By Firearm Knife/Cutting Instrument Other Dangerous Weapon Strong Arm Assaults Firearm Knife/Cutting Instrument uodeeAA sno.,86uecl Jelljo }00=Ins!=1/spueH Sl InesSÂ¥ Jel#O Ajel61ng XJju3 PeOJOd X4u3 IrIJAAelun pe}dule#V #041/Xuawel L #041 010!40/\ JoloIN OBV MOnil 10410 UOSJV LVE sesue#O JO JeqlunN le}01 '+, C 0 0 3 2 0 04. 0 04 40 1 0 0 1- IFF 4 - h CE z y e Cr) U 4 *F 0\1 wl M â€žC eis 4-) r+ 4 R SIn bc d CIa d .* 40 0 .0 C 3 50 0 / - 5 9 4 0 AR GO / O 04 33, O r N 756 g b E t 8 22 h6 4 10 as U Cd 1 R. 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Lt 4-+ O u M h' Â·E 3 r Es E E t' 3 O 0 0 4.J 3 0.- A.C d W O 5,0 E t w S= 0 - r.1 1 C S UU c.)23 0.% 4 A â‚¬ 'R 'ME 72- di :3 01.48 tpc> go O vi viLCIpatE ('i 4?7- 0 0 0 -rt 00 00 0.4 0 0 U 50 = .m C M .= 04 X .ts 00 99 04 M .0 Ul .pt /1 40)0000 O 0 50 27 4,25 E At.Cut=8 24 a Utdâ‚¬1344 Definitions cont. Degree Burglary- A person commit to com , safe, c ispenser, aSSDS isod Bunil 341 osn u JJO LIE tpnS JO UOISSIUIUI UI 'pOSSDSSOd asn 01 Spu31UI sasituaLICI N e-- *ry'- . i.:illillill 'r f C U 0 C 0-0 cd U U 5,0 Ce 4 *ad Crime Prevention we change to E Why are we TarHets? DAA 02 SI001 let AA 2.IquII-EAU JAU q vent from * 12 2 f f '4 7Op#In- , 1 - 1-1 P 2 1 #1 3 S 1 11 C/5 0 0 , t u '......:Ill. U - r. 1 I . C) 00 t. - - -plilli .1 amc= 3 52/ i - 4 :Ir - + 1 C/) VAct U (/) U 0 -1 b b L .C .C 1'-+Ki W L Cl~ r' -9 0 5 53 1 1 Il.lifr . 4.111 4 1 '1.i 1 4211 7 =Â°- U I I :%292.5 , =71 /,0, ..11 :, ;' 1 1 1. 1 ~ 'Lgi 0,1 . 1 1 1 1111*11 . . ,/ 1 .4 i 'M' 1, 1 1 1 ir Why are we a Target? I Improper Lighting System ... 11 21 .NLJ 2.A -7 964... 2 X.9.12Â« Ptl ..zyÂ»>.,1/21.-tr f-- ,lf- -111",~ ~ 19 --4 - ~.. \4 .%.-:..1 j ..1â‚¬.>Â£.19.- k.> 44 U 0 0 po 50 M C U po a C/D ....4 \ Â¤ U CÂ© U 00 6 0 - 0 0 50 c .8 6 71 bo W +7 0 .0 U 8 00 0 CO 91 0 0 m 24 C) ..4 4 0 Â¢ 0 74 d O 2 4 â€¢vt A. 50 00 C ~ al W Ch d W 0 .p, Clowfu O d d >.C U A 00 4 ..4 hr~ W 0 - 23 - 4 U W .2- "0 4 U V:*38%"cas -mt REE, 84 CQ .0358Â¢.0=E 00 3 M 1 3 i CD (44 C) 00 i 60 r-,AL-4 .= = 0 Â© .td â‚¬ ~ M ~ ~ L~ b .2 u .0 o w bd rÂ·rÂ·' d ~0 8 ~ p C) 71 .~ C) P.,A OU t E O.0 2 2 A Â¢ .67 0 Qi A #4 I A .2 CA UNZ C 1 1 Al 1 'tol Oil N How We C Decrease the Risk of ng a Victim? m Add a Sec - Alarm d liodsueli - - Location o UEK XDUOIN I '1 4 @ 1 - 71Â« Fr â€¢ What tools are availabIe to them JOJ SKDA.InS palDIdiuo) 341 BUI>[DE.Ii 13 Security Surveys E How to get the information to property owners Officer conducted survey D1U313131 3.InlnJ 0 0 CE *O O â€žC U â€žC 04-9 AU =22 $-40 04 44 04 00 53 0 CO 00 32 24 â€ž35Â¤8% U.C.Q N A 1 11 UO Sla Security Surveys 1 Gett ing the Information to the Property Owners - Brochures on information sureldeD I , I :41/12,~,I 0 , . 4 I 4 0 . 0. . .4 .. .. I ... I.. 4 4 . 0 .. 1,51. 1 1. 3/2. .- 4 '--4. ~~~, ./* 1 11-, , +~,f,i, Nk-k COM-EN) < 60 G E-H (/) 1 1 fullsept<51422~3,wfoo~lcl ain,as ~ 3.IOUI 8-U I~ IInq 341 3>[u III Officer Conducted Survey Estes Park and analyz Officer would give Â¢ SULIDDUOD X 01 AAO -4 uo SuousaM 9 3 A b "0 t U a 0 U Â¥.C 38@16 Security Surveys Who has t a rvey performed on O Sluall[DAO.IdUII 1-et[AA - DpEE[ 3.IDAA SUOI1%388ns JO SSJUDAIDDJP JOJ SKJAillS >[DI?Jil OU 'SA KDA.InS palaId-[l[03 - Sms Ilms - I Tracking of Surveys ure.IBold 341 KDA.Ing -Security Surv Concerns for tie purposed project Who will implement the plan - Crime prevention Officer - Officer responsible for the zone that the property resides in 1soo Bu!u!Bil - jeens JO go jueds el.ull Sieo!#O - 4!I'qe!1" JGA!BAA X1!I!qe!1 - 1- :41 i i r. !11 1 &19.1.1. c 11 1 4'11/"ll/'r 111 13,1 1!41%-~ 0- . . Estes Park Police De artment The mmunity and Police d!4slaulled ul Suoilseno