july 2020 report...wishing farewell, good luck, and a big thank you to chief murphy. 5 ... welfare...

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Meeting Date: August 2020

To: City Council

From: Chief Tracy Frazzano

Through: Mike McNees, City Manager

Re: 2020 July Monthly City Council Report

INTRODUCTION The coronavirus (COVID‐19) and the safety protocols affiliated with it are still at the forefront. As such, we remain active participants with our partnering agencies in information gathering, response efforts, and preparation. With hurricane season peaking, we continue to work with our emergency management team in planning efforts. As an organization, our persistence in finding the right people to fill our vacancies has led to increased interviewing and testing. This month we added three new team members: two police officers and one community service officer. Our long time Community Service Officer Anthony DeLucia retired and was given a retirement drive‐by (due to COVID) event at the YMCA.

Training Sgt. Mark Haueter attended a School Resource Officer conference. Officers George Guyer and Officer Julie Pohutsky received School Resource Officer Training. Officer Pohutsky received her Crisis Intervention training. Officers Julie Pohutsky, William Prigge, and Officer Mitchell Kelley continued MIPD Field Training. Sharon Kovacs and Joan Taylor completed their Law Enforcement Communications Course. All Sergeants completed the Basic Police Supervisor Workshop from the Institute of Police Technology and Management.

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Please Welcome Our New Team Members!

#BetterTogether

Officer William Prigge Officer Mitchell Kelley

Community Service Officer Ira Warder

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Social Media Detailed Report

July Analytics

Facebook @MarcoIslandPD

Fans: 1,745 ↑ 78 from June

Posts: 234 ↓ 27 from June

Reactions: 3,486 ↑ 902 from June

Shares: 221 ↓ 32 from June

Comments: 581 ↑ 42 from June

Interactions from: United States, Canada, United Kingdom

Twitter @MarcoIslandPD

Followers: 7,163 ↑ 1 from June

Likes: 682 ↑ 102 from June

Retweets: 214 ↑ 72 from June

Replies: 48 ↑ 13 from June

Mentions: 111 ↑ 2 from June

Tweets: 249 ↓ 13 from June

Inbound Messages from: United States, Canada, Iceland, United Kingdom

Instagram @marcoislandpolicedept

Followers: 1,498 ↑ 126 from June

Posts: 214 ↓ 23 from June

Comments: 83 ↑ 28 from June

Nextdoor Marco Island Police Department

20 Updates to Nextdoor

Post reach: 4,211

Neighbors by RING

4 Updates to Neighbors

YouTube Marco Island Police Department

115 Subscribers

1 Video Posted

Events Promoted:

‐ COVID‐19 Testing at Veterans Community Park

Educational Campaigns: ‐ Beach Regulations

‐ Heat Safety

‐ Hurricane Preparedness

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Social Media (Cont.)

‐ CDC COVID‐19 Guidelines

‐ Do not Text and Drive

‐ Marco Island Code of Ordinances Education

‐ Pool Safety

‐ 4th of July Safety Information

‐ Always Lock your Doors

‐ Gopher Tortoise Education

‐ Sea Turtle Education

‐ Manatee Protection Zones

‐ Bicycle Safety

‐ Golf Cart Education

‐ Fertilizer Education

‐ Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving

‐ Recruiting

‐ Yellowbird Construction Project

‐ Hurricane Isaias Tracking

Wishing farewell, good luck, and a big thank you to Chief Murphy.

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Reserve / Auxiliary Program Activity Hours

Reserve and Auxiliary Police Officers are unpaid volunteers who are certified by the State of Florida to perform in the law enforcement role. These officers must meet the Department’s and State of Florida’s annual retraining / certification requirements. Reserve and Auxiliary personnel are required to volunteer a minimum of 16 hours per month. They perform a variety of functions for our Department and community which are outlined in the chart below. Particularly they assist full‐time personnel at community events or special duty functions (requests for an officer to be assigned and compensated by the outside vendor) and during significant weather events such as hurricanes or flooding. Reserve and Auxiliary Officers provide an additional uniformed police presence in neighborhoods, commercial areas, schools, parks, and beaches. Once a month Reserve and Auxiliary Officers have a staff meeting to review policy changes, attend training and address planning and logistical requirements. The below chart signifies the logged hours that have been devoted to the particular assignment by the Reserve and Auxiliary Officers.

Activity Type Jul‐20 Last 3 Months

Current Year

Administrative 18 29 156

Background Investigation 0 0 21

Community Event 7 20 76

Monthly Meeting 8 17 47

Special Duty (Paid) 15 37 289

Special Duty (Unpaid) 23 71 231

Solo Patrol 38 63 204

2nd OFC Patrol 40 71 104

Program Coordination 6 16 73

Training 17 50 208

Weather Event 0 0 0

Other 0 0 175

Total Hours : 172 374 1584

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CRIME REPORT

Crimes Against Persons ‐

Sexual Battery:

7/19/20: Forcible rape reported; under investigation.

Domestic Violence (D.V.)/ Domestic Dispute:

7/2/20: Family dispute; parties separated without incident.

7/3/20: Domestic dispute; parties separated without incident.

7/3/20: Domestic dispute; Florida Department of Children and Families notified.

7/13/20: Domestic battery; subject arrested and transported to Naples Jail Center.

7/27/20: Domestic dispute; parties separated without incident.

Assault:

7/5/20: Battery on Biscayne Way, subject arrested and transported to Naples Jail Center.

7/9/20: Assault on S. Collier Blvd.; subject arrested and transported to Naples Jail Center.

Verbal dispute:

7/29/20: Verbal dispute on Smokehouse Bay.

7/26/20: Verbal dispute on Chestnut Ct.

7/31/20: Verbal dispute on San Marco Rd.

Harassment:

7/2/20: Physical/text threats reported on Hunt Ct.

7/10/20: Threatening emails received on S. Collier Blvd.

7/21/20: Threatening phone calls on Buttonwood Ct.

7/23/20: Threatening emails received on Henderson Ct.

Property Crimes –

Burglary:

7/1/20: Store merchandise taken on S. Collier Blvd.

7/20/20: Jewelry taken on Shorecrest Ct.

Theft:

7/1/20: Cash taken from vehicles on N. Barfield Dr.

7/22/20: iPhone, various items taken from vehicle on S. Heathwood Dr.

7/25/20: Minivan on Perrine Ct.

7/31/20: Political signs on N. Collier Blvd.

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Trespass:

7/4/20: 2 individuals trespassed on S. Inlet Dr.

7/9/20: 2 individuals trespassed on Steven’s Landing.

7/21/20: 2 individuals trespassed on S. Collier Blvd.

7/29/20: Individual trespassed on Nassau Rd.

7/30/20: Individual trespassed on Samoa Dr.

Property Damage:

7/2/20: Vehicle damaged on S. Collier Blvd.

7/10/20: Paddleboard and kayak paddles damaged on Hernando Dr.

7/10/20: Structure damaged on San Marco Rd.

7/17/20: Vehicle damaged from downed power line on Winterberry Dr.

7/20/20: Vehicle damaged on S. Collier Blvd.

7/27/20: Door damaged on N. Collier Blvd.

7/30/20: Vehicle damaged on E. Elkcam Cir.

Traffic ‐

Driving while impaired

7/7/20: Arrest on Balmoral Ct.; subject taken to NJC.

No / Expired License:

7/4/20: License expired; vehicle plates seized on N. Collier Blvd.

7/7/20: Expired license more than 6 months on S. Barfield Dr.

7/10/20: Expired license more than 6 months on S. Heathwood Dr.; subject transported to NJC.

7/15/20: Expired license more than 6 months on San Marco Rd.; subject transported to NJC.

7/15/20: Expired license more than 6 months on N. Collier Blvd.; subject transported to NJC.

7/18/20: Expired license more than 6 months on San Marco Rd.

7/22/20: Expired license more than 6 months on San Marco Rd.

7/24/20: Expired registration (less than 6 months) on Bald Eagle Dr.

Other Incidents:

Warrant:

7/24/20: Arrest for out of county warrant on Henderson Ct; subject taken to NJC.

Fraud:

7/23/20: Credit card fraud on N. Collier Blvd.

7/30/20: Fraud by impersonation on Front St.

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Possession of controlled substance:

7/10/20: Marijuana possession arrest on N. Collier Blvd.; subject transported to NJC.

7/26/20: Marijuana possession, drug paraphernalia arrest on N. Collier Blvd.

Animal Related Incident:

7/20/20: Unleashed animal on Tigertail beach.

Marchman Act (Alcohol):

7/25/20: A Marchman Act deemed necessary and subject taken to NJC.

Operation Medicine Cabinet (Drug Turn‐In):

7/9/20: Operation Medicine Cabinet contents collected and placed into evidence.

7/24/20: Operation Medicine Cabinet contents collected and placed into evidence.

Found Property (all placed in evidence):

7/2/20: Key fob and keys on S. Collier Blvd.

7/2/20: Bicycle on Inlet Dr.

7/13/20: Bicycle on Inlet Dr.

7/17/20: Check found on N. Collier.

7/20/20: Driver’s license found on N. Collier.

Incident Reports:

7/2/20: Medical assist on Embassy Ct.

7/2/20: Wellness check on Apple Ct.

7/6/20: Death reported on Elkcam Cir.

7/8/20: Assist CCSO with disabled vehicle on N. Collier Blvd.

7/13/20: Welfare status check with Department of Children and Families (DCF).

7/13/20: Medical emergency on S. Collier Blvd.

7/15/20: Welfare check on Shadowridge Ct.

7/16/20: Welfare check on Caxambas Ct.

7/16/20: Welfare check on Andalusia Ter.

7/19/20: Medical emergency on S. Collier Blvd.

7/27/20: Assisted CCSO with victim on Bald Eagle Dr.

7/27/20: Assisted CCSO with suspect on Granada Dr.

7/30/20: Medical emergency on Cape Marco Dr.

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Detective Bureau Monthly Report

July 2020

INVESTIGATIVE SUMMARY:

Self‐Initiated Reports:

DCF – Allegation about a stepfather committing abuse. Contact was made with DCF and the allegations were unfounded.

Harassment – Report regarding a female who returned to a safe location on Marco Island after being abused and

harassed by her ex‐boyfriend. Reporter was provided information on restraining orders and domestic violence services

in Collier County. A bulletin was sent to patrol.

Lewd and Lascivious – Cape Coral Police Department sent a report that was received in their jurisdiction of a sex crime

that occurred on Marco Island. Detectives completed an investigation and sent it to State Attorney for review.

Cases Closed by Detective Bureau

Vessel Burglary – A suspect was identified in a vessel burglary that occurred at Calusa Island Marina. One of the victim’s

fishing rods was recovered and a warrant request was sent to the SAO for the suspect.

Stolen Check/Assist Other Agency – A complaint was made of a stolen check for $1,900.00. After following up with the

case via subpoena, it was determined the check was deposited in Miami‐Dade. The case was referred to the respective

Police jurisdiction.

Death Investigation – A pending death investigation was ruled to be an overdose by the Medical Examiner after

receiving the decedent’s toxicology results.

Death Investigation – A pending death investigation was ruled to be an overdose by the Medical Examiner after

receiving the decedent’s toxicology results.

Death Investigation – A pending death investigation was ruled to be a suicide by the Medical Examiner after receiving

the decedent’s toxicology results and after review of all evidence and reports.

Stolen Check/Assist Other Agency – A complaint was made of a stolen check for $1,400.00. After following up with the

case via subpoena, it was determined the check was deposited in California. The case was referred to the respective

Police jurisdiction.

Written Threats – A Marco Island condominium association received a written threat. A suspect was developed, and a

warrant request was sent for their arrest.

Stolen Check/Assist Other Agency – A complaint was made of multiple stolen checks from a contractor. After following

up with the case, it was determined the checks were deposited at various location throughout the United States. The

case was referred to the United States Postal Inspector.

Credit Card Fraud – After receiving a complaint of a fraudulent credit card transaction a suspect was developed who also

committed the same act in the City of Naples. MIPD and NPD worked together to locate the suspect and he was

arrested.

Mentally Disturbed Juvenile – Detectives followed up with parent who has referred child to a counselor.

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Burglary to Conveyance – Follow‐up investigation to conveyance burglaries of three unlocked vehicles. No suspect

information developed.

Grand Theft Auto – Detectives did extensive follow‐up investigation gathering evidence that showed that the suspect

was the person who stole a U‐Haul that was recovered in the city limits.

Grand Theft Firearm – Follow‐up investigation to a firearm theft reported in 2000 to the Marco Island Police

Department. The handgun was recovered in Kentucky and charges are pending there.

Fraud – Investigation completed into a check intercepted in the US Mail at an unknown location while enroute to an

address in Pennsylvania. No suspect developed. Bank has reimbursed victim.

Follow‐Up Reports from Patrol:

Petit Theft/Criminal Mischief – A complaint was made about a political sign being stolen and then damaged. The case is

ongoing.

Criminal Mischief – A complaint was made of a vandalism to the gate of a gated community. Officers recovered

fingerprints and witness statements and a lead is being pursued. The case is ongoing.

Stolen Vehicle – A vehicle was stolen from the Marriott parking lot. The case is ongoing.

DUI – Detectives processed video evidence from traffic stop. Criminal charges are pending in court.

Traffic Arrest – Detectives processed video evidence from traffic stop. Criminal charges are pending in court.

Death Investigation – Detectives collected phone evidence from an apparent natural death. Medical Examiner ruling

pending.

Sexual Battery – Allegation of a non‐consensual sexual encounter which occurred on Marco Island. Extensive evidence

collected and the investigation is ongoing.

Officer receives “Hero” hearts & Bracelets from kids at YMCA

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Case Follow Ups: 27

Closed Cases This Month: 25

Number of Initial Reports Written: 3

Number of Supplemental Reports Written: 37

Number of Follow‐ups from Patrol: 7

Number of Self‐Initiated Reports: 3

Risk Protection Orders: 0

Employee Background Checks: 5

Employee Background Reports: 5

Subpoena Requests: 0

Search Warrants: 3

Arrest Warrant Requests: 1

Warrant Checks: 173

DCF Referrals/FU: 3

Flyers / Bulletins Forwarded: 19

Flyers / Bulletins Created: 2

Felony Prosecution Reports: 0

Expungements: 3

Videos Processed from WatchGuard: 20

State Attorney/Clerk of Court Trips: 4

JULY 2020 CASES

OPEN CLOSED CLEARED

3 44 17

Agency Reviews: 0

Number of Victim / Witness Interviews: 10

Number of Suspect Interviews: 4

Warrant Arrests: 0

Probable Cause Arrests: 1

Sex Offender Checks: 1

Death Investigations: 1

Sex Crime Investigations: 1

Evidence Submissions: 19

Extensive Crime Scene Processing: 5

Neighborhood Canvass: 5

Other Agency Assists: 4

Court Hearings: 0

Telephone Contact with SAO: 5

Road Patrol Coverages: 0

Special Events Coverage: 2

Backup Officer Assistance: 1

Traffic Stops: 2

Training Completed: GXP On Scene application.

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July Beach Report

Total Beach Patrol Hours = 215 Hours Total Beach Patrol Events = 322 Events

Community Oriented Policing Activity 117

Patrol Activity 69

Warnings Issued 25

Information / Directions 18

Citations Issued 16

911 Call 15

Sea Turtle Lighting Notice of Violations Issued 8

Vessel Stop 7

Pick Up Debris & Litter 6

Code Violation 4

Glass on Beach Complaint 4

Medical Call 3

Weather Event 3

Holes in Sand 3

Add / Improved Turtle Nest Barriers 3

Established Beach barricades 3

Service Dog ID 3

Noise Complaint 2

Turtle Lighting Patrol 2

Environmental Issue 2

Animal Complaint 1

Assist 1

Plainclothes Operation 1

Follow‐Up 1

Reckless Vessel 1

Suspicious Incident 1

Dog on Beach Complaint 1

Dog Bite ‐ Unfounded 1

Holiday Event Operations 1

Beach Details: Our beautiful beaches are a focal attraction for our visitors. Although there were not any traditional July 4th festivities for the first time since the City’s incorporation, the MIPD has taken steps to increase our presence on the beaches from both a police and code perspective. First, educational promotions about our habitual issues of glass, animals, litter, etc. were conducted utilizing our social media platforms. Next, we incorporated a plainclothes non‐traditional approach to address those issues which resulted in numerous citations issued to the violators. We increased our presence on the waterways and in conjunction with other City Departments, “No Parking” areas were increased around the beach areas that lead to more parking enforcement.

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Sea Turtle Activities Overview: • Successes: o Sand Dollar Island: two Sea Turtle nests hatched, and the hatchings went straight to the water. o Area of Marriott Crystal Shores ‐ hatched without any disorientation. • Communicated with beachfront condos sharing the weekly sea turtle activity and alerting them to soon‐to‐be hatching nests. • Investigated a complaint regarding trailers being left out on the beach overnight – unfounded. • Established that there was not a Sea Turtle obstruction violation at Residents Beach. • Coordinated evening “flashlight/cellphone” patrols with night shift police officers. • Established procedure and night storage location for Marriott’s beach ‐ behind their chickee huts.

Marine Report 73 Events –

Details: Marine Sanitation Device inspections were attempted & conducted in Smokehouse as well as Factory Bay – no violations were found.

Canal, Bay, River, and Gulf Patrol 20

Vessel Stops 14

Warnings Issued 12

Vessel Safety Inspections 7

Disabled Vessels 5

Marine Sanitation Device Inspection Attempted 4

Marine Sanitation Device Inspection Completed 3

Marine Emergency Response Team Calls 2

Citations Issued 2

Suspicious Vessel 1

911 Calls 1

Assist 1

Reports 1

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Case Number Main Address Description

CCC20‐0958 260 Landmark ST 57644640002

Public Nuisance

CCC20‐0987 MI 166 MI 166 CODE COMPLIANCE CITATION GLASS ON BEACH

CCC20‐0989 MI 180 CODE COMPLIANCE CITATION MI 180 GLASS ON BEACH

CCC20‐0993 MI 520‐352 MI 520‐352 CODE CITATION GLASS ON BEACH


CCC20‐0995 MI 520‐100 MI 520‐100





CCC20‐1000 MI 520‐121 MI 520‐121

CCC20‐1003 MI 184 MI 184 CODE CITATION DOG ON BEACH

CCC20‐1004 MI 202 MI 202 CODE CITATION GLASS ON BEACH





CCC20‐1010 MI 2341 MI 2341 CODE COMPLIANCE CITATION NOISE



CCC20‐1013 X 1642 PARKING CITATION X1642

CCC20‐1017 1634 Barbados CT 56856680000

ROW Obstruction

CCC20‐1020 320 Seaview CT TURTLE PROTECTION

CCC20‐1023 440 Seaview CT TURTLE PROTECTION

CCC20‐1026 100 N Collier BLVD Sea Turtle Protection

CCC20‐1030 180 Seaview CT Sea Turtle Protection

CCC20‐1031 560 Seagrape DR 57858080005 Noise ‐ Citation MI 261



CCC20‐1034 220 S Collier BLVD Sea Turtle Protection


CCC20‐1045 1111 Martinique CT 56730160002

High grass and weeds

CCC20‐1046 140 W FLAMINGO CIR 57641000001

WEEDS

CCC20‐1050 1265 Winterberry DR 57850720004

RV PERMIT FREEDOM ELITE RSE 8560

CCC20‐1051 239 Sunflower CT 57671360009

RV FOREST RIVER TRAILER Y02ZSB

CCC20‐1052 1580 Villa CT 57732560007 RV AIRSTREAM 25 PERMIT Z71GMV

CCC20‐1053 139 MARCO LAKE DR 59080020006

WATER METER ACCESS AND DEBRIS

CCC20‐1054 1780 Granada DR 57195880007

OVER GROWN GRASS AND ROWO

CCC20‐1055 92 Gulfport CT 56868360004 WEEDS

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CCC20‐1056 1181 Lamplighter CT 57659400004

GUSHING WATER POOL PROBLEM

CCC20‐1057 1250 Stone CT 57855480006 SPRINKLERS RUNNING

CCC20‐1058 1812 Menorca CT 56803840000

TRASH BULK AND RECYCLING

CCC20‐1059 486 N Collier BLVD 57939080005

OVERGROWN TREE

CCC20‐1060 510 S HEATHWOOD DR 57676400003

W/O PERMIT

CCC20‐1061 903 Juniper CT 56938320000 WEEDS

CCC20‐1062 1840 S INLET DR 58108920005 ROWO

CCC20‐1063 411 Elk CIR 57938400000 WEEDS

CCC20‐1064 371 Nassau CT 56860240009 RV Permit Newman

CCC20‐1065 1265 Winterberry DR 57850720004

RV PERMIT 2

CCC20‐1066 513 5th AVE 59082760005 RV Permit Cayman Monaco NEX H53

CCC20‐1067 467 Kendall DR 58773600006 Derelict Vehicles

CCC20‐1068 1411 Cutler CT 57807080001 ROW Obstruction

CCC20‐1069 MI 231 Code Citation MI 231

CCC20‐1070 X 1077 Parking Citation X 1077

CCC20‐1071 510 S BARFIELD DR 57802880002

Silt Fence

CCC20‐1073 458 Capri CT 57752840008 Sidewalk ROW, Blocking of Utilities

CCC20‐1074 482 Bald Eagle DR 57396440000

Signage

CCC20‐1075 X 1330 Parking Citation X 1330

CCC20‐1076 530 Century DR 58771440006 Meter interference Vegetation

CCC20‐1078 821 S BARFIELD DR 58118760006

Erosion Control, Silt Fences

CCC20‐1079 1808 N BAHAMA AVE 56805320007

Multiple

CCC20‐1080 1893 Cascade CT 56795200004 seawall failure

CCC20‐1081 103 S BARFIELD DR 57330000105

Multiple

CCC20‐1082 641 Diplomat CT 58771160001 Overgrown Weeds

CCC20‐1083 1779 Piedmont CT 56784200002

Multiple

CCC20‐1084 805 SATURN CT Truck and Trailer in Empty lot

CCC20‐1086 MI 2342 CODE COMPLIANCE CITATION MI 2342

CCC20‐1087 X 0997 PARKING CITATION X0997

CCC20‐1088 X 0998 PARKING CITATION X 0998



CCC20‐1091 450 Balsam CT 56783040001 OVERGROWN WEEDS

CCC20‐1092 839 Old Marco LN 57920680003

DOCK REMOVAL

CCC20‐1093 821 Palm ST 64611200002 TRAILER SIDEYARD

CCC20‐1095 1821 Travida TER 58120560003 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE AND DEBRIS AND ABANDONED PROPERTY

CCC20‐1096 117 S HEATHWOOD DR 57730280004

OVERGROWN WEEDS

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CCC20‐1097 1595 Twilight WAY 57732480006

BOAT AND BOAT TRAILER

CCC20‐1098 1899 Woodbine CT 56802800009

TRAILER PARKING

CCC20‐1099 541 Hammock CT 57806960009

EROSION CONTROL STORMWATER

CCC20‐1100 370 Edgewater CT 57390720001

BOAT IN SWALE

CCC20‐1101 245 Tahiti RD 56657280007 BOAT

CCC20‐1102 700 Partridge CT 57856440003 OVERGROWN WEEDS

CCC20‐1103 1620 N COPELAND DR 58116920000

OVERGROWN WEEDS

CCC20‐1104 1606 Ludlow RD 58117720005 Weeds

CCC20‐1105 1641 N COPELAND DR 58117320007

Noxious Plants

CCC20‐1106 1299 Orange CT 56943320008 Accessary Use

CCC20‐1107 2012 Sheffield AVE 57203200003

ROW / Weeds

CCC20‐1108 960 Scott DR 58107160002 Erosion Control

CCC20‐1109 1872 Dogwood DR 57199440003

ROW Obstruction / Weeds

CCC20‐1110 1838 Dogwood DR 57198480006

Vehicle Parking

CCC20‐1111 2016 Sheffield AVE 57203160004

Boat Trailer

CCC20‐1112 96 Kirkwood ST 56881040000 Boat trailers

CCC20‐1113 131 Channel CT 57209600005 Public Nuisance

CCC20‐1114 108 Starfish CT 57207280003 Weeds

CCC20‐1115 987 Iris CT 56939960003 WEEDS

CCC20‐1116 1762 Dogwood DR 57194520009

Trailer / Repeat

CCC20‐1117 1311 Forrest CT 58102200006 WEEDS

CCC20‐1118 1343 Freeport AVE 56654880002

PUBLIC NUSIANCE WEEDS

CCC20‐1119 136 Bermuda RD 56652040006

Public Nuisance / Weeds

CCC20‐1120 1013 W INLET DR 58108800002 WEEDS

CCC20‐1122 95 Landmark ST 57653160007 Meter

CCC20‐1123 1041 E INLET DR 58108320003 STORMWATER EROSION

CCC20‐1124 899 Caxambas DR 58106440008

STORMWATER EROSION

CCC20‐1125 1711 Ludlow RD 58110560000 EROSION STORMWATER

CCC20‐1127 260 Marquesas CT 57389320001

Multiple

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CODE ENFORCEMENT MAGISTRATE DECISIONS

July 2020

CASE # NAME / ADDR ADMIN FEE

DECISION

19‐1720 MADIERA, CALOOSA & RR, 350 S COLLIER

CONTINUANCE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2020 MEETING

20‐0052 DITTMAN, 1280 LAUREL CT $50

$250, 30 DAYS FOR DEMO PERMIT, 90 DAYS TO COMPLETE WORK, OR $100/DAY, W/I 30‐DAYS REMOVE ALL PROJECTILES FROM ROOF ‐

20‐0075 GOSSERT & RK REIMAN, 278 CAPISTRANO CT

$50 $100 ‐ CONTRACTOR ONLY ‐

20‐0565 VILVANO, 434 TARPON CT $50

$250, 30 DAYS FOR PERMIT OR $250/DAY, HEALTH & SAFETY: CITY TO ENTER AFTER THE 30 DAYS TO REMEDY & COSTS ARE HOMEOWNERS EXPENSE ‐ RECORD ORDER

20‐0687 POLISE, 2052 SHEFFIELD AVE

$50 $150, COMPLY W/I 10 DAY OR $100/DAY, CITY TO ENTER W/I 14 DAYS & CORRECT AT HOMEOWNERS EXPENSE

20‐0724 CARLSON, 1255 SAN MARCO RD

$50 $50, COMPLY W/I 30 DAYS OR IT GOES UP TO $100

20‐0865 LANHARDT, E ELKCAM CIR $50 $100, COMPLY W/I 3 DAYS OR $100/DAY

20‐0950 ROEBERT, PRIME CONTRACTORS/APM, 826 BANYON CT

$50 $100

20‐0963 REUBEL & BLUE MARLIN, 1730 HUMMINGBIRD CT

$50 $50

20‐0967 RATO INT'L, 140 SEAVIEW CT #1706

$50 $250, COMPLY W/I 30 DAY OR $250/DAY

20‐0974 75 LANDMARK & APM HOMES, 75 LANDMARK ST

$50 $100

20‐1021 SOUTH SEAS‐TOWER 1, 260 SEAVIEW CT

$50 $500

20‐1020 SOUTH SEAS WEST, 320 SEAVIEW CT

$50 $500

20‐1034 SOUTH SEAS ‐TOWER 3, 380 SEAVIEW CT

$50 $500

20‐1033 ADMIRALITY HOUSE, 140 SEAVIEW CT

$50 $500

20‐1030 TRADEWINDS, 180 SEAVIEW CT

$50 $250


$50 $250


$50 $500

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20‐1026 CRESCENT BEACH, 100 N COLLIER BLVD

$50 $500

20‐1023 SOUTH SEAS‐TOWER 4, 440 SEAVIEW CT

$50 $500

20‐1031 560 SEAGRAPE, 560 SEAGRAPE DR

$50 $250

20‐1032 SUGAR & A PLUS CONST, 249 MARQUESAS CT

Adm

20‐1036 & 20‐1035 FEMINO & A PLUS CONST, 259 MARQUESAS CT

$50 $100 EACH OWNER & CONTRACTOR & TWO $50 ADMIN

20‐0749 NORENA ‐ X1258 $50 $95

20‐0811 GAMBLE, 326 $50 $200

20‐0812 GONZALEZ, 327 $50 $200

20‐0813 RIVERA, 329 $50 $200

20‐0827 DUBAK, 232 $50 $250

20‐0828 REILAND, X2372 $50 $200

20‐0850 LORA, 222 $50 $200

20‐0977 PALOCIO, 169 WITHDREW

20‐0981 ALFONZO, 173 CONTINUANCE

20‐0982 LOVESTRAND, 174 WITHDREW

20‐0983 SALAVERRIA, 175 $50 $200

20‐0984 LEZAMA, 176 $50 $200

20‐0985 RAMIREZ, 177A $50 $200

20‐0986 LEGANOA, 177B $50 $200

20‐0988 GONZALEZ, 179 $50 $200

20‐0989 GUSNCHE, 180 $50 $200

20‐1014 BREWTON, X2373 $50 $95

18‐0736 & 18‐0631 ROCK BOTH CASES CLOSED FOR $2,000 W/I 30‐DAYS OR FULL AMOUNT

20‐0892 1173 BOND CT $50 $250, COMPLY W/I 30 DAYS OR $250/DAY, HEALTH & SAFETY: CITY TO ENTER & CORRECT W/I 60 DAYS & CHARGE OWNER

Storm preparedness includes securing your home and your boat!

CODE ENFORCEMENT MAGISTRATE DECISIONS (CONT.)

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JULY ACTIVITY

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

1,321 1,116 1,184 1,219 1,268 1,870 1,798 1,549 1,657 1,666 1,738 1,207 2019

2,168 1,904 2,652 3,238 3,640 2,553 2,363 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

36 23 20 13 10 11 98 84 128 155 109 18 2019

21 34 21 9 45 20 12 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

29 29 44 29 27 24 34 38 28 29 30 39 2019

34 21 62 31 64 93 184 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

683 600 640 550 722 732 701 571 586 613 595 671 2019

623 505 323 43 487 608 638 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

59 55 91 48 91 69 74 59 76 67 87 73 2019

35 63 35 3 45 73 49 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

160 114 81 48 91 210 209 191 324 280 240 283 2019

257 116 106 2 149 171 309 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

42 42 61 38 37 28 31 28 17 16 35 41 2019

55 35 43 10 21 16 16 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

4,126 3,623 3,991 3,590 3,742 4,584 4,944 4,759 4,367 4,510 4,316 4,686 2019

5,075 4,716 5,629 5,183 6,743 5,964 8,623 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

6 15 27 9 6 10 2 5 1 7 5 6 2019

7 7 21 7 6 7 3 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

55 55 40 68 61 35 44 47 35 58 55 49 2019

83 52 61 36 66 59 44 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

15 19 17 15 12 16 8 13 8 12 16 15 2019

10 14 12 8 13 18 17 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

21 41 43 39 37 36 20 29 16 28 30 28 2019

37 25 43 23 29 48 27 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

92 92 102 104 106 71 71 77 61 75 92 86 2019

124 90 110 78 102 98 69 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

15 19 17 15 13 14 7 12 7 12 13 14 2019

9 8 2 1 14 1 10 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

122 71 128 123 109 131 131 183 148 127 210 223 2019

389 302 329 706 703 564 322 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

100 110 152 158 106 126 254 191 207 194 204 162 2019

232 208 255 310 430 304 215 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

7 9 32 19 34 14 50 17 11 11 ‐ 18 2019

17 26 52 39 57 47 73 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

Total 6,889 6,033 6,670 6,085 6,472 7,981 8,476 7,853 7,677 7,860 7,775 7,619 2019

Total 9,176 8,126 9,756 9,727 12,614 10,644 12,974 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 2020

Criminal Cases ‐ Cleared

Criminal Case ‐ Follow‐

Ups

Traffic, Parking & Vessel

Written Warnings

Vehicle Crash

CAD Events

Criminal Cases ‐ Open

Criminal Cases ‐ Closed

Community Oriented

Policing Activities

Parking Complaints

Noise Complaints

Traffic Stops

Traffic Citations

Marine Patrol Events

Crime or Incident

Reports Taken

Persons Arrested

Beach Patrol Events

Beach Patrol Hours

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