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BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT MAY 8, 1967
General Fund, U.S. ional Bank
Balance as of March Ni ,311967 $16,541.22
April Receipts 7,8
72
Balance $2�, I�.1G
Check No.
2 Roger Thomssen - Recording Fees $ }
2219 City-County Joint Planning 165 23
2226 League of Oregon Cities Trust q' d3
2228 Monnie S. Andrews - Finance Officers Convention 20.00
2229 Void
2230 George F. Cake Co. - police 22.20
2231 E. G. Kyle - Mayor's Expenses -1/1/67 to 3/31,67 133.32
2233 Void
2234 Fred A. Anderson 264.20
2235 Tigard Lumber & Building Supply Building Dept. 25.91
2237 Speedometer Service &Instrument Co. - police 2.Ou
2238 International Assn. of Chiefs of Police -membership 25.00
2239 Associates Financial Services Corp. - agreement - May 54.24
2246 Del Ball Ford Co. - repairs - police 26,14
2247 Tigard Water District - Mar., Apr. 5.00
2248 Portland General Electric - (St. Ltg. 629.65) 663.53
2249 Northwest Natural Gas Co. 42.29
2250 Communication Specialists - police 14 50
2251 West Coast Telephone police 21.15 192.30
2252 The J.K. Gill Co. police 3.60 22.70
2253 Wash. County of Civil Defense - police - typewriter 17.50
2254 Jet Rubber Stamp Shop 2.00
2256 Void
2257 Northwest Industrial Laundry 19.80
2258 Wash. County Dept. of.Public Works - annexation 15.00
2259 Motorola 40,00
2262 Nine-T-Nine Service 162.69
2263 Times Publications - P .& Z 10.42 22.38
2264 Tigard Pharmacy P & 2 9.75 34.58
Salaries and Taxes 3,327.83
Total $ 5,421.82
Book Balance $18,992.28
Sewage Disposal Fund, First National
Balance as of March 31, 1967 $28,642.52
April Receipts 6,442275
Balance 35,085.17
Check No.
685 U. S: National Bank - "Sinking Fund $ 316.67
703 U.S. Postmaster postage 100-.00
704; League of"Oregon'Cities Trust,. 96.6.9
706 Stevens & ,Thompson - Farmers Ins. 125.00 138.00
707 Fred A. Anderson` 45.60
708 Tigard Lumber &Building Supply 33>22
710` Certified'Laboratories- Certi-Chlor concentrate 163.46.
712 Aloha Sanitary'Service 300.00
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MENEM
Check No. (cont.)
713 M. Truro o Co. countertop $- 43,68
714 Hersey-Sparling Meter Co. 6 clo
715 Pacific Pumping Co. 24;59
724 Harold C. Daniels mileage 22, 1
727 Portland General Electric - April 287,30
728 Northwest Natural Gas - April 122.1i
729 S`C M Corporation 73,17
730 Tigard Automotive Parts 19,27
731 West Coast Telephone - April 23.35
732 Tigard-Sherwood Truck Service Inc. 6 15
733 Tigard Feed'& Garden Store 6,00
734 Floyd Johnson Printing Co. coupon books 56,95
737Nine-T-Nine Service - Gas 39, 94
738 Whitcher Printing & Stationery Inc. 13.77
Salaries and Taxes 4,014.40
726 Tigard Water District 64,85
Total $ 6,018.67
Book Balance $29,066,60
Sewage Disposal Fund, U.S. National
Balance as of March 31, 1967 $ 776,86
April Receipts 16.94
Balance $ _ 80
Road & State Tax Street Fund, U.S. National
Balance as of March 31, $10,692,35
April Receipts 30,11
Balance $10,7222..46
Public Works &' Roads, U.S. National`
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Tff.League of Oregon Cities Trust $ ' 40:40
477 Stevens, Thompson -'Main St. 144.00
478 ` Fred A. 'Anderson - Main St. 50.40
479 Tigard Lumber & Building Supply 49.`21.
480 Dept', of Revenue & Taxation-:Names &` Addresses 15,00
486 Rasmussen and Co.z 3.32
487 Sherwood .Auto Parts 1.55
488 Lyle M. Baker -:`Sand 2,50
489 Valley Auto Parts Co. -' Supplies 4,06
2262' Nine-T-Nine Service 18,55
2263 Times Publications 22,,94
Salaries and Taxes 700.84
Total $ 1,052,77
Park`
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4T9-Tigard Lumber & Supply $ 1.1.0
483 Portland General.Electric 2:50
484 : Tidwell Sales &Rentals: 18:00
485 John's Pump Shop : 70.75
492 Tigard Sand & Gravel 20.00
Total $ 112`35
BookiBalance $ 9,557.34
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Bancroft Bonds 41 & Interest, U.S. National Bank $ 745.57
Balanceasof March 31 1967 225.95
April Receipts $ 971.52
Balance
Sewer Construction Fund, U.S. National $ 66.11
Ba ance as o April 30,:
General Fund, First National $ 741.41
Balance as of Marc 31
, LUb 1
107.75
April Receipts $ ��
Balance
Bancroft Bonds #2 & Interest, First National $ 1,997.31
Balance as o Marc . 605.65
April Receipts-- $ 2,602.96
Balance
Road Fund, First National g 18:99
Balance as of April 30, 1967
Bancroft Bond #3 & Interest 0 _
Balance as of March 31, 1967
April Receipts $ 395.09
' $ 395.09
Balance
Sewer Construction Fund, First National ($ 3,275.35)
Balance as of—April> , -1967
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Total Payable, First National $ 6,018.67
Total Payable, U.S. National` 6,586194
TOTAL 12,605.61
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FINANCIAL, STATEMENT
April 30, .1967
REVENUES
1066-67 Current Year t,-
GENERAL
cGENERAL FUND Dudget Month Date
Available Cash 7/1 '66, si 9,000. -0 $23,792.
property Taxes 19,000. $ 135. 21,675.
Building Permits 5,800. ',5<:a. 76 067.
Franchises 14,383. -0- 1..,0u=.
Cigarette Tax -0- 2,252. 6,026.
Liquor Allocation 6,600. 146. 5,867.
Business Licenses 5,500. 1.73. 7,821.
Fines and Forfeitures 3.1;.100. 1,506. 11,570.
Other Revenues 950. 216. 2,110_
Transfer from other Funds 10,156. -0- 861.
Total General Fund $92,4911. $7,981. 412,853.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Available Cash 7/1;"'66 $23,000. -0- $27,360.
Sewer Service Charges 36,000. $3,953. 35,64P._
Connection Fees'& M1isc.Income 30,000. 2,507. 63,037.
Transfer from other Funds -0- -0- -0-
Total Sewage Disposal Fund 789,000. $6,460. $1.26,043.
STATE TAX STREET AND ROAD FUND
Cash on Hand as of 7/i/i $25,000. -0- $26,718-
state Gas
26,718.State-Gas Tax 20,852. -0- 21,669.
County Road Tax. 3,948. $30. 3,286.
Transfer from other Funds -0- _ -0- -0-
Total Street and Road Fund $49,800. $30. $51,673.
BANCROFT BONDS 1 & 2 & INTEREST
_.Cash_ on,Hand as of 7/lt 66 $ 5,222. -0- $ 1,928.
Cash with County Treasurer 1,103. -0- 654".
Assessment #1 &'#2 2,675. $593. 2,840.
Interest 750. 239. 1,256.
Transfer from other Funds -0- -0=- -0
Total Bancroft Bands $ 9,750. $832. $6,678.
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
Available Cash on Hand 7/l/.66 $ 6,700. -0-
with County Treasurer
Taxes 15,070. -0- -0-
Transfer from Sewage Disposal Fund 12,370. -0- 10,250.
Total Obligation Bond Fund $34,140. -0- $26,531.
UNBONDED ASSESSMENT -0- -0= $ 765.
BANCROFT BOND ;f3 -0- $ 395. $30,636.
TIME DEPOSIT INT. (G.F.) -0- -0- $ 267•
TZMF DEiOSIT INTEREST (ROAD FUND) -0- -0- $ 656.
FINANCIAL STATEM;;NT
APRIL 30, 1967
P:XPSNDITURES
1966%67 Current Year To
GENERAL FUND Buc;c{et month Date
Mayor and Council ? 2,400. $ 1.3:; $ 1,807.
Municipal Court 1,990. -0-" 1,767.
Administrative Dept. 22,892. 408. 20,589.
Building Dept. 2,725. 26. -1,018.
Planning and Zoning_ Dept. 625. 20. 560.
Library 2,285. 50, 1j7"G.
Police Dept. 37,978. 3,257. 35,282.
Non-Departmental 19,11.6. 1,252. 7.2,809.
Contingency 2,463. -0- -0-
Transfer to Other Funds -0- -0- 100.
Total General Fund $92,494 $5,147. $75,780.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Operating & Maint. $72,883. $5,587. $52,517.
Contingency 3,747. -0- -0-
Transfer to G.O. Bonds 12,370. -0 1.0,250.
Transfer to Other Funds -O- -0- 46,242.
Total Sewage Disposal $89,000. $5,587. $109,009.
STATE TAX STREET & ROAD FUND
Public Works $40,004. $ 944. $21,130.
County Roads 3,948. 76. 1,043.
Park Improvements 5,125. 112. 3,317.,
Contingency Fund 723. -0- -O-
Transfer to Other Funds I -0- -O- 'O-
Total' State Tax &'Rd. Fund $49,800. $1,132.- $25,490.
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS & IIIT.
1960 Series Dec. $ 3,250. -0- $]0,250.
1961 Sries, Sept. 1,175. -0- -0-
1956 Series July 37,345. -0- -0-
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- Total: G.O.Bonds & Int. .21,770. -0- $10,250.
BANCROFT BONDS 1 & 2 & IIT.!.
Bancroft 1-11 $ 2,250. -0- $ 1,997.
S3.
Bancroft *2 7,500. -O-
Transfer to Other Funds -0- -0- 401.
9,750: -0- $ 2,457 ',
Total Bancroft Bonds $; :
BANCROFT BONDS 3
LUILDING PERMITS - APRIL 1967
(hrner/Contractor Address TvTDe Valuation
J.A. Paterson 10330 S.W. Meadow Residence 12,186.
Alexander Const. 11560 S.W.Burlcrest Residence 13,612.
Prairie Market 8950 S.W.Commercial Sign 430.
Portland General Electric 12360 `S.W.Grant :addition 2, 500.
Coe Manufacturing 7930 S.W.Hunziker Addition 142, 389.
Columbia Hardwood & Moulding 12700 S.W. Hwy. 217 Warehouse 69,580.
J.Alan Paterson 10450 S.W.Meadow St. Residence 16,589.
U.S.- National Bank 12160 S.W.Main St. Sign 1,400.
Southwest office Supply 1.2400 S.W. Main St. Sign150.
Van Dolah & Gass 12625 S.W. Hwy 217 16 Units 106,973.
Stan Adkins 13410 S.W. Ash St. Residence 26, 162.
James Willocic 9565 S.W.Frewing Ct. Residence 16,667.
Alexander Construction 11970 S.W.Burlheights Residence 17,685.
Prairie Market 8950 S.W.Commercial Sign - 185.
Jerry Logan 12155 S.W. Main Dry Cing. Plant 22,068.
Peavey Oil Co. 12950 S.W. Pac. Hwy. Sign 1,000.
Oregon Sign & Neon Corp. 11670 S.W.Pac. Hwy. Sign 3,300.
Vance R. Lee 9520 S.W.Frewing Ct. Residence 14,411.
Stan Adkins 13280 S.W.Village' Glen Residence 22,486.
J.Alan Paterson 10270 S.W.Meadow Residence' 14,812.
John C. Miller11410 S.W.Greenburg 1.8 Units 143,21.4.
Alexander Const: 11710 S.W. 121st Residence 13,612.
Joseph Harvey 11330 S.W.92nd Storage Bldg. -400.
Fred Meyer 11565 S.W.Pacific Sign 250.
Stegner Construction 13137 S.W.Pacific Hxvy Additions 292,035.
Gulde Construction Co. 11180 S.W. 119 Ave Residence 17,873.
Gulde , 111.50 S.W. 119th Residence 17,873.
" 11120 S.W. 119th Residence 14,204.
" 11125 S.W. 119th Residence 20,423.
11155 S.W. 119th Residence 17,873.
11175 S.W. 119Th Residence 18,119.
11195 S.W. 119th Residence 14,204.
11205 S.W. 119th Residence 18,119.
TOTAL $1,092,784.
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APRIL REPORT
TIGARD TREATMENT PLANT
37WAGE DR:"ARIM T
Total gallons of sewage and industrial waste treated:
23,505,000 gallons
Average daily flow:
783.000 `gallons
Total solids for the month:
42,750 gallons
The dailyaverage of solids:
3,000 gallons
Total chlorine for the month:
437 pounds
The daily average of chlorine:
14 pounds
Tests run to show the plant efficiency are:
BOD Test: Raw Sewage-`186'ppm (parts per million)
Primary effluent- 100 ppm
Final effluent- 21 ppm
Primary percent removal- 44%
Final percent removal- 88%
DO Test® Raw Sewage- 42
Final Sewage- 7.3
Percent increase- 71%
Solids Tests-
Raw Sewage- 112 mg/1 suspended solids
Final Sewage- 24 mg/l
Percent 'decrease-',78%
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t(;N`.01:IDA`L'EE) MONTHLY REPO!1 T F'UR m0wril r>l, FI= lacz7
}RAy PIC ARREST ANALYSIS
Last Month This Month
1. Speeding---,_------------------- _ -_��_��-�- �,� 56
2 Reckless D�ivi.ng __- _.�� _. �� -� 0 0
3. Driving While intoxicated 0
4. Disobey Trarfic Signal or ,--,r-(.,pSigri� _��r__- - 10
5.. Vel-j. ,& Oper.Lic, i�iolati z�_.��. .�.��___.��.e-. .y�r_ 10 6
6. Imp.-Def,equip. i;f.ig;:tstsrakes, �1.ifflerv) _ .�.�_ 4_ 2
7. illegal parking- --w ------------------------- 16 23
8. All Other Traffic Jiolatio.,.sm� . -� --,_�___-_w 15 9
101 100
WARNINGS Given to 'Traffic. Violators
_-94 69
RADAR CITATIONS------
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Last Month This Month
15 13
Injuries-------------------------------.-----___--_ 4 13
Fatalities------.------------------------------------ 0 0
Hit & Run ,Accidents--------------------------------: 1 1
_MVNI ICIPAL COURT REPORT
Last Month This Month
Cases Processed 'Through Court--------------- --- 89 93
Fines & Bail Forfeitures-------------------------$1,136.00 $964-50
Amount Suspended from Fines---------------------- X160.00 $95.00
Cases Pending Last pay of Month------------------- 12 16
_ :- _ POLICE CAR EXPENSE-MILEAGE-GAS-01L-REPAIRS
Unit# Miles Driven Final Miles Gas Used Oil Used RepairsReg. Maint.
4^ 3 5,651 12,127 7171 gal 6 qt. :$12.50 X13.64
"277 $3.60
2 X79"' 78,883 31.5 none None None
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Part 1 Classes last Month This Month
1. Criminal 3lomi.c3_a
(a) k4urdeA a i`it7rt" rt, ,a.l yar t
Mcart5lthitg3'}teY �x W:_�,-._-�;_, G 0 0 0 0 0
(b; Mansiaughter by
2. 0 0. 0 p Q Q
3. Q Q Q
_ 0 0
4. AggravatedAssault-�_.._._._a_.:_: p p p 0 0 p
5. Larceny-:.Theft f exc:e it 1.uto)'
('a) Over 6 1 2 5 0 0
(b Oritzer 3 3 -3 3-
6. Auto Theft-_._..�.�_-�-�--___. 1 2 0 1 2 0
7. Burglary. B:.redking & Entering ._6 -1 _a i Q
Totals, Pam 1 Classes--_26 7 9 18 5 3
Part is I C l a s�s e s -------
8. Other Assault:r- - _ __W 0 0 0 1
9. .Forgery & Counterfeiting—- 1 0 0 0 Q p
10. Embezzlement rr«vd m---d-.- 12 1 0 2 0
31. Stolen Prop -[buy inn,Rec,,
possess ing-:._... .�'�. 0 0 0 0 0 0
12, Weapons-C:arrying, Possessing,
Concealing------------------ 0 0 0 0 0 0
13. Prostitution n Commercialized
Mice----------------------------- - 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0
14. Sex Offenses (except 2 & 13) l 0 0 1 1 0
15. offenses against Family &
children---------------------- 0 0 0 0 0 0
16Narcotic Drug Laws--------- 1 8 0 01 0 0
17., Liquor Lasts----------------- 0 0 0 IL 4 .4
18. DrunkezYess� -_ - 3 3 3 2 2 2
19. Disorderly Conduct---------- 1 1 1 1 1 1
20. Vagrancy--------------- p 0 0
21. Gambling®----------------------- 0 0 0 0 0 0
22. Driving While Under the Influ-
ence of Intox.Liquor---- 2 2 2 0 0 0
Viol.atiorx of Road & Driving - -
Laws- 52 �2 52 6j 6j24.
Illegal Parking-- --m--- 16 16 lb U 2.3
. Traffic & M 4.Laws------------ 33 33 12 l_ , 12
All. Other Offenses---- 10 14 10 LZ 7.6 ` 7.5
Totals, Part IT 'Classes—
GRAND TOTALS, Part I & 11 'Classes-132 122 11.7 129 127 124
age -
158 129 126 147 132 127
POLICE: DEPARTMENT MONI'rHLY REPORT
IENT:F'ORM' Cs A$SZt i "A':TON OFFENSES CASES ARRES'T'S OFFENSES CASES ARRESTS
_ OF OFFENSES _ KNOWNy CLEARED KNOWN CLEARED - --
Part I Classes (Breakdown) YLast Month This Month
Larceny-Theft (Except Auto)
(A) Pocket Picking- 0 0 0 0 Q
(B) Purse Snatching-,-------- Q_ � (1
(C) Shopliftinct m.w_,��� o b 3
(T7) Thefts from Autos
(except: E) 2-
(E)
(E) Thefts of Auto Parts
& Accessories------------ � p 0 2— Q Q
(F) Thefts of Bicycles- --- l 1 0 3- ]. �
(G) Thefts from Buiidirngs
(Except C & H)--------- 0 0 Q Q 4
(H) Thefts :from any Coin
Operated Machines-------- 0-
0 0 0 0 0
(I) All other larceny, � r
Theft--. ---------------- 2 0 0 4 0 Q
Totals, `Part 1
Classes (Breakdown)----- 19 4 6 14 4 3
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POLICE DEPART KENT MONTHLY REPORT
ARREST OF MINORS
TRAFFIC ARRESTS__BY AGES OF MINORS - --
OFFENSES 15 & 16 17 18 19 20 Totals
Under
Speeding--------------- 3 1 5 2 1
120
Reckless Driving-.--- -
Disobey Traffic Signal 1 1
or Stop
Operators Lic.°Diol--- 1 2
0_
Veh.Lic,Violations---- l
Defective Equipment--- 1
0
Driving While Intox.--
1 2 1 1,
Other Traffic Jiolo�- _�__
TOTALS----------- 1 4 -1 7 3 2 20
TOTALS LAS': MONTH 0 "
1 _2 8 11 _4 - 26
MISC'ELLAMRnT75 ARRESTS By AGESOF jUVENILES
10 & 11-12 13-14 15 16 17 Totals
Under
Burglary--------------
Larcen 1 l 1 3
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Bad Checks------------
Auto Theft------------
Assaults-------------- - 4
4
Liquor Laws-- -- -- ---
Drunkeness------------
Disorderly
- - ----.-.--- 1
Disorderly Conduct----
1 m
Vandalism---- -® -- -
Poss.Stolen Prop------ 6 '
Curfew &' Truancy------ 2 1 2 1 -
Runaways,'& Escapees--m
Misc. Criminal-------- 5
TOTALS-- --- 2 4 6 1 8 21,
TOTALS LAST
MONTH-- - -- ®m® 3 2
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POLI-L" DE? 3i2"!'tiE` T MOLjr-fiLY REPORT
AC'IVITY REPORT
Last Month This Month
1m Acc xde i:s i:tk"iestig;:. _e,:3-- v ._,__ - ,---- 13 13
2. Vacation riouse 61 49
3. Open Doors & 43 38
4. Special Prowl Cheeks---�-.__,-.� -- 775 734
5. Assist: Rendered to Other Agencies ------- 20 3q
6. Aid to Citizens----------------- 39 47
7o Warrants Served--
8. Field Interrogation nepoa:.ts ���� - � 37 29
9, Misc. Complaints Rec"d & investigated--
a. An" 5 4
b Abandoned Auto---,--------- -------, 2 1
c. Assaults, Aggravated---------- --- p 0
de Assaults, Simple-_ 0 1
e„ Burglary ---- �..r_-_--------. --- 6 3
focivil-------,------------------------------ 0 l
9. Disorderly Conduct---------------- 1 1
h. Domestic---.--------------------------- 2 4
i. Drunks----------------------------- 3 2
j. Fire------------------------------- 1 1
k. Forgery, Embezzlement & Fraud----- 13 3
1 Juvenile - 16
'21
m, Larceny of Bicycles--------------- 1 3
n. Larceny of Autos------------------ 1 ' 1
o, .Larency of over $50.00-- m 6 ' S
p. 'Larceny of Under $50,00------------ 13 9
q, ;Lost & Missing Persons----------- 1 l
ro Property Found - 2
2
s. Property Lost------------ -------------- 0 0
t. Prowlers--------------------------- 6 5
u. Suicides- v - 0 0
v. Susp.Persons,Autos,Circumstances-- 10 9
w. Traffic---------------------------
4 0
x. Vandalism---. ----- ------- -- 6 4
y. All Other Misc.compl.R.ec'd & Inv. 22 32
TOTALS, Misc.Comps.Rec°d & Inv.- 121 113
GRAND TOTAL Activities & Compl,Rec°d Inv.- 1,109 1,062
,fPAID, OVERTIME WORKED BY OFFICERS-,-----' =----Last o-n a s on.
451hours 61
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_ F -,1AL SAT 1<l v" REt��ORT -OFSTOLEN AND R CO',/ERED�PROPERTY-IIyCLUDING CHECKS ._.
PROPERTY STOLEN, "Telae. . ::,... �W_.a _ __ _. _ __,..$_ls.�17_4.6.9...®._
PROPERTY LOST, "7alue�._. N�_.,oY _ � _ ,_ ---------------
PROPERTY
.. ---____-PROPERTY RECOVL_2'SD -
PROPERTYFOUND, Va1ueW.y��.� _W_. .���.z.�_� �.�` _ 7.00 - -
cljiscy: , value
CHECKS, Value
TOTAL VA1,10,F�, Property Lost or
TOTAL VALUE, Property k'ou;id & Recc;ve.zed��_ �2�5�•_56._.� -
GAIN U FOR --'A T
GAIN MYf4 FOR 'THIS MONTH----_.----_ - --,--- --..;-,-'-- --_......---_,__----- 628.12_
_ BR.EAKD_OW OF HOURS - PER ACTIVITY
Regular O4er+ ictte Regular Overtimes -
Accident 1:rkv. 36 0 identification 8 0
Traffic Patrol 115 5 .Tail rarities 30 6
Foot Patrol 4 0 Warrent Service 0 0
criminal rove 185 16 Special Detail: 12 8
Excort Service 4 0 Other Activity 0 0
Fire 3 0 Prowl 174. 22
Communications 0 0 Training 16 60*
Pho'Lgg.rapYy 4 4 School Patrol
.Records 52 8
Report Writing . 53 132:
*Indicates that overtime denoted is worked by officers as `a matter of
course and no compensation is expected for such duties.
This breakdown does not include the hours of the Chief of Police
END OF THE MONTH REPORT FOR APRIL --0 196 7
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED BY
CHIEF OF POLICE
Hugh H. Wilkinson ;
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