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2 | 2016 ANNUAL REPORT - SVAC | SPRING VALLEY AREA COMMAND


Throughout 2016, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department found itself grappling with the same issue as many major cities across the country—an increase in violent crime.

With a 25 percent increase in murders and non-negligent manslaughter, and a 7 percent increase in forcible rape in 2016, there is no doubt that these types of calls placed a strain on a department that is already working with lower than average staffing numbers.

We were able to open the Spring Valley Area Command during the summer to reduce the burden on Bolden and Enterprise Area Commands. We outfitted 1,517 additional officers with body-worn cameras in 2016, compared to 178 the year before. And, the number of officer involved shootings in 2016 dropped to 10--the lowest amount in 20 years.

A recent study by the U.S. Department of Justice Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) echoed LVMPD’s positive changes. The report stated that the Collaborative Reform Initiative that began in 2012 “created meaningful and sustained change.” The report pointed to improvements in training, community engagement and increased transparency and noted that LVMPD has become a teaching organization for law enforcement agencies throughout the country.

2016 saw the passage of the last portion of the More Cops Sale Tax funding as well as the Crime Prevention Act Sales Tax. These two additional sources of funding have provided sufficient revenue to allow LVMPD to add an additional 400 police officer positions. While we wait for new officers to be trained and become fully operational, however, we are pressed to find more ways to deal with our number one priority of curbing the rise in violent crimes throughout the valley.

Innovation and partnerships will be key to meeting our goal of reducing violent crime in 2017. One recent development is the creation of the Central Intelligence Unit (CIU), which will be a central storehouse for information and intelligence gathered throughout the agency to combat crime and terrorism. CIU collects, develops, vets, analyzes and delivers actionable intelligence in a timely matter.

The community has also helped LVMPD in the fight against violence with programs like:• RECAP(RebuildingEveryCityAroundPeace)whichrelyonfaith-basedleaderstobringcalmtoaneighborhoodaffectedby violence and suppress retaliatory violence;• HOPEforPrisoners,whichaimstoreduceprisonrecidivismthroughjobretrainingandmentoring;andthesoon-to-open• JuvenileAssessmentCenter(TheHarbor),whichgivesresourcestoat-riskkidsbeforetheygetintroublewiththelaw.

While there may be challenges in reaching our goal, we can be proud of the work that we have done so far. Our ability to be creative, flexible and resourceful has led to changes that have made LVMPD one of the best law enforcement agencies in the country.

I look forward to working with our community and our officers at keeping the momentum going and making this one of the safest cities in the country.

Thank you,

Sheriff Joseph Lombardo

Message fromthe Sheriff


Table of Contents

Vision, Values, Mission and Goals .................................2

Message from the Sheriff ..............................................3

Body Worn Cameras ....................................................4

Jurisdiction ..................................................................5

Department Organization Chart ................................6-7

Tribute: Spring Valley Area Command (SVAC) ................8

Performance Measures ............................................9-10

Personnel Stats ...........................................................11


The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has become a model agency nationwide for both innovations in policing

and accountability to the community it serves. As such, LVMPD is committed to the principles of constitutional policing,

transparency, and legitimacy for the citizens of Las Vegas. LVMPD’s continued decrease in use of force incidents is attributed

to numerous changes made since 2012 when then-Sheriff Douglas Gillespie requested assistance from the Department of

Justice to analyze some LVMPD processes. The most recent addition has been the implementation of body worn cameras

(BWC), as recommended by the DOJ’s COPS Office.

Studies have shown that both officer uses of force and citizen

allegations of use of force decrease when body cameras are used

(Final Report of the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing).

LVMPD began outfitting officers with BWC in 2014 and, as of the time

of this publication has completed the training and deployment of over

1,800 body worn cameras for officers who have daily operational

interactions with the citizens in the community.

Body Worn CamerasBRINGINGTECHNOLOGYTOLAWENFORCEMENT

Sgt. Peter Ferranti wearing a Body Worn Camera.

Financial Stats ...........................................................12

Traffic Stats ................................................................13

Arrests .......................................................................14

Crime Index...............................................................15

Community Outreach & Partnerships ..........................16

Awards .................................................................17-18

Retirements ................................................................19


Las Vegas Valley Clark County

2015 2016

Square Miles.......................................................................................... 7,560 .............................. 7,560

Jurisdiction Population ............................................................................ 1,519,053 ....................... 1,524,142

Clark County Population ........................................................................ 2,091,895 ....................... 2,129,373

Tourist Volume ....................................................................................... 42,312,216 ..................... 42,936,109

1 Clark County Comprehensive Planning 2 State Demographer Projections 3 Las Vegas Convention Visitors Authority

Jurisdiction



On August 27, 2016, another community milestone was achieved with the opening of the Spring Valley Area Command. The new substation has three goals: 1) To reduce crime with faster response times and service, 2) To have a community presence, and 3) To strengthen existing community relationships and build new ones. Captain Brian Greenway, the commander of the new substation, often remarks “the best way to achieve the goals is to work with the community.” A common refrain from Captain Greenway is for Spring Valley personnel, officers and civilians alike, to strengthen existing community relationships and to build new ones.

Spring Valley is an eclectic mix of businesses, cultures, and profiles that are uniquely Las Vegas, with four casinos from one end to the other of the area command to a major tourist attraction, such as our vibrant Chinatown. Chinatown is home to the largest Asian community in Nevada. Spring Valley is a little less than 32 square miles, but is the fifth largest area command of our nine area commands. The new area command covers Charleston to the north, Flamingo to the south, I-15 to the east, and Red Rock National Conservation Area to the west. With new Neighborhood Watch blocks being created each quarter, the relationships between neighborhoods and law enforcement is being strengthened.

Although the Spring Valley area command facility was built in 2011, the recession negatively impacted the ability to staff it until now. With approximately 130 officers dedicated specifically to this area: associations, community groups, 1st Tuesday meetings, religious entities, and citizens and officers alike, can get more familiar with each other.


Captain Greenway has found the community welcoming and was proud that all his officers at Spring Valley volunteered to work in thenewcommand,withmany living inornearby.Hebelievesthat this is an outstanding beginning with officers being vested in their community. On a personal note, Captain Greenway stated, “I have ownership in this area.”

Years of Experience:24 Years

Years as Captain:8 Years

Prized pictures in his Office:His3Daughters

Favorite Activity:Bowhunting Elk, Deer, Bear

Age: 48

Areas Worked:Patrol, Training, Traffic, Internal Affairs, Narcotics and Investigations.

GETTING TO KNOW CAPTAIN GREENWAY


COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU 2015 2016 % Change

Total Dispatched Events ....………………………… ................................. 481,530 .................468,543 .................. -2.70%

9-1-1 Calls Answered …...…………………………. ............................... 1,334,832 ..............1,127,169 ............. -15.56%

Total Calls Received ………………………………… ................................ 3,290,595 ..............3,675,780 .............. 11.71%

ADMINISTRATIVE & SCIENCES DIVISION

Telephonic Reports Taken ....................................................................... 7,207 .....................6,975 ...................... -3.22%

Work Cards Issued ................................................................................. 23,368 ...................26,135 .......... ……..11.84%

Miscellaneous Fingerprints Taken ............................................................ 17,505 ...................15,950 .................... -8.88%

Convicted Person Registrations ................................................................ 2,832 .....................2,968 ....................... 4.80%

Crime Scenes Processed ......................................................................... 12,795 ...................11,398 .................. -10.92%

DNA Samples Received .......................................................................... 15,160 ...................13,924 .................... -8.15%

DNA Samples Processed ........................................................................ 16,929 ...................12,029 .................. -28.94%

Firearms/Toolmarks Requests Received .................................................... 1,014 .....................1,980 ..................... 95.27%

Firearms/Toolmarks Requests Processed .................................................. 778 ........................1,487 ..................... 91.13%

CCW Applications Received .................................................................... 15,193 ...................22,032 ................... 45.01%

INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

HomicideArrests .................................................................................... 63 ..........................90 .......................... 42.86%

Repeat Offenders Target Arrests .............................................................. 30 ..........................79 ........................ 163.33%

Fugitive Arrests ...................................................................................... 249 ........................233 ......................... -6.43%

Crime Stoppers TIPS Based Arrests .......................................................... 116 ........................160 ........................ 37.93%

Narcotics Section Arrests (Felony/Gross Misdemeanor)............................. 631 ........................726 ........................ 15.06%

DETENTION SERVICES DIVISION

CCDC Incarcerations ............................................................................. 56,299 ...................59,787 ..................... 6.20%

Total Charges ........................................................................................ 156,619 .................172,400 ................. 10.08%

Average Length of Incarceration (days) .................................................... 25.1 .......................24.2 ........................ -3.59%

CCDC Daily Average in Custody ............................................................ 4,007 .....................4,097 ....................... 2.25%

Central Detention ...................................................................... 3,434 .....................3,644 ....................... 6.12%

AlternateHousing ...................................................................... 275 ........................98 ......................... -64.36%

HomeDetention ........................................................................ 298 ........................355 ........................ 19.13%

Performance Measures


COMMUNITY POLICING & TOURIST SAFETY DIVISIONS 2015 2016 % Change

Calls for Service - Total ........................................................................... 845,955 .................794,267 .................. -6.11%

NEAC ....................................................................................... 99,865 ...................92,995 .................... -6.88%

NWAC ...................................................................................... 122,500 .................85,355 .................. -30.32%

DTAC ........................................................................................ 96,494 ...................91,322 .................... -5.36%

SEAC ........................................................................................ 114,485 .................107,242 .................. -6.33%

SCAC ........................................................................................ 92,596 ...................87,945 .................... -5.02%

EAC .......................................................................................... 154,690 .................110,093 ................ -28.83%

CCAC ....................................................................................... 72,076 ...................63,719 .................. -11.59%

BAC .......................................................................................... 93,249 ...................79,548 .................. -14.69%

SVAC ........................................................................................ 0 ............................76,048 ..........................n/c

Avg. Response Time for Emergency Calls (minutes) .................................. 6.3 .........................6.4 ........................... 1.19%

Traffic Citations by Patrol Divisions .......................................................... 78,508 ...................97,788 ................... 24.56%

Total Miles Driven .................................................................................. 19,780,093 ............19,125,982 ............. -3.31%

Total Special Events Coordinated ............................................................ 3,461 .....................4,327 ..................... 25.02%

Special Events Overtime Billed (hours) ..................................................... 141,453 .................160,856 ................. 13.72%

New Neighborhood Watch Groups Organized ........................................ 297 ........................224 ....................... -24.58%

Traffic Accidents Investigated .................................................................. 13,360 ...................20,349 ................... 52.31%

Traffic Citations by Traffic Bureau ............................................................ 129,050 .................139,379 ................... 8.00%

DUI Arrests (including Patrol Divisions) .................................................... 4,020 .....................3,056 .................... -23.98%

Traffic Fatalities ...................................................................................... 121 ........................105 ....................... -13.22%

Vice Investigations/Arrests ...................................................................... 140 ........................143 .......................... 2.14%

Vice Enforcement/Arrests ........................................................................ 3,400 .....................2,983 .................... -12.26%

Citizen On-Line Reports Taken ................................................................ 2,478 .....................1,485 .................... -40.07%

HOMELAND SECURITY DIVISION

Special Investigations (City and County) .................................................. 1,227 .....................1,453 ..................... 18.42%

K9 Calls for Assistance ........................................................................... 3,484 .....................2,668 .................... -23.42%

Search and Rescue Operations ............................................................... 153 ........................144 ......................... -5.88%

Air Support Calls for Service ................................................................... 7,578 .....................8,998 ..................... 18.74%

Air Support Observations ....................................................................... 1,825 .....................2,599 ..................... 42.41%



Personnel Stats

AUTHORIZED FULL-TIME POSITIONS

POLICE EMPLOYEE POSITIONS* FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017

Police Officers .................................................................................. 2,794 ...........................3,115

Civilians .......................................................................................... 1,238 ...........................1,262

TOTAL .......................................................................................... 4,032 ...........................4,377

Officers per 1,000 Residents............................................................. 1.74 .............................2.00

* Includes positions funded with Operating, More Cops and E-911 Funds.

DETENTION EMPLOYEE POSITIONS* FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017

Corrections Officers ......................................................................... 802 ..............................828

Civilians .......................................................................................... 267 ..............................301

County Employee Positions ............................................................... 45 ................................51

TOTAL .......................................................................................... 1,114 ...........................1,180

OFFICIAL BUDGETARY POPULATION NUMBERS FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017 (2014 Estimates) (2015 Estimates)

Jurisdiction Population ...................................................................... 1,524,142 ....................1,560,256

County Population............................................................................ 2,069,450 ....................2,118,353

COMMITTEE ON FISCAL AFFAIRS

Fiscal oversight of all LVMPD budget and financial matters is provided by a committee of five representatives; two from the City

of Las Vegas Council, two from the Clark County Commission and an additional member from the general public. Monthly

meetings ensure accountability and responsibility by each participating governmental entity.

CommissionerLarry Brown

CouncilmanRicki Barlow

ChairWilliam McBeath

CommissionerSteve Sisolak

CouncilmanStavros Anthony



Financial Stats

FINANCIAL FACT SHEET

POLICE OPERATING FUND BUDGET FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017

LVMPD Generated ................................................................................... $135,639,207 ........................ $138,345,220

Airport Contract ......................................................................................... $21,614,039 .......................... $22,120,011

City Contribution ..................................................................................... $136,039,975 ........................ $138,576,776

County Contribution ................................................................................. $225,804,076 ........................ $241,367,078

Fund Balance Contribution (Addition) .......................................................... $20,350,000 .......................... $11,725,276

TOTAL REVENUES ........................................................................... $539,447,297 ...................... $552,134,361

Salaries .................................................................................................. $304,193,955 ........................ $313,943,855

Benefits .................................................................................................. $149,728,430 ........................ $156,915,360

Services/Supplies ....................................................................................... $68,823,149 .......................... $72,645,732

Capital .......................................................................................................$9,123,982 ............................ $8,629,414

Transfers to Other Funds ...............................................................................$7,577,781 ............................................. -

TOTAL EXPENDITURES .................................................................... $539,447,297 ....................... $552,134,361

DETENTION BUDGET1 FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017

Salaries .................................................................................................... $94,456,555 ......................... $109,401,359

Benefits .................................................................................................... $48,308,199 ........................... $51,719,145

Services/Supplies ....................................................................................... $62,120,246 ........................... $57,676,160

Capital ......................................................................................................... $815,000 ............................. $5,965,000

TOTAL EXPENDITURES ................................................................... $205,700,000 ....................... $224,761,664

1Detention Operations are funded by Clark CountyIncludes Funds 2060 & 2470



Traffic Stats

TRAFFIC FATALITYANALYSIS

Fatal % change from No. of % change fromYear Collisions previous year Fatalities previous year

2012 102 ..........45.7% 109 .......... 51.4%

2013 113 ..........10.8% 114 .......... 4.6%

2014 88 ............-22.1% 95 ............ -16.7%

2015 117 ..........33.0% 125 .......... 31.6%

2016 118 ..........0.9% 124 .......... -0.8%



Arrests

PART I ARRESTS* 2013 2014 2015 2016

Juvenile ........................................2,271 .............................. 1,986 ............................... 1,883 ...............................1,566

Adult ........................................19,513 ............................ 19,055 ............................. 18,181 .............................17,309

Part I Total ......................................21,784 ............................ 21,041 ............................. 20,064 .............................18,875

PART II ARRESTS** 2013 2014 2015 2016

Juvenile ........................................1,976 .............................. 1,535 ............................... 1,228 ...............................1,255

Adult ........................................55,723 ............................ 47,845 ............................. 44,375 .............................43,692

Part II Total .....................................57,699 ............................ 49,380 ............................. 45,603 .............................44,947

TOTAL ARRESTS 2013 2014 2015 2016

Juvenile ........................................4,247 .............................. 3,521 ............................... 3,111 ...............................2,821

Adult ........................................75,236 ............................ 66,900 ............................. 62,556 .............................61,001

Arrest Total .....................................79,483 ............................ 70,421 ............................. 65,667 .............................63,822

*Part I Offenses

Crimes selected by the FBI to be reported on a specified section of the Uniform Crime Report, including: murder/negligent and

non-negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, burglary, aggravated and non-aggravated assault, larceny, motor vehicle theft and

arson.

**Part II Offenses

Any other crime not listed as a Part I offense by the FBI in the Uniform Crime Report.



158 10.33 126 8.29 25% 79 5.51 88%

1,196 78.21 1,107 72.87 7% 651 45.39 72%

7,188 470.04 8,139 535.79 -12% 6,587 459.24 2%

4,974 325.26 5,010 329.81 -1% 3,493 243.53 34%

12,473 815.64 14,876 979.29 -17% 12,662 882.78 -8%

24,645 1611.60 24,010 1580.59 2% 21,977 1532.20 5%

8,855 579.05 7,905 520.39 11% 6,787 473.18 22%

59,489 3,890.13 61,173 4,027.05 -3% 52,236 3,641.82 7%

8,542 559 9,372 617 -9% 7,317 510 9%

50,947 3,332 51,801 3,410 -2% 44,919 3131.69 6%

1% 7%

Classificationof Offenses

(Part 1 Only)

2016 (YTD)

ActualOccurred

Rate per100,000Popul.


Crime RatePercent ofChange

‘16 vs. ’15


UCR INDEX CRIMES AND RATE COMPARISONSJanuary through December, 2016

Crime RatePercent ofChange

‘16 vs. ’11

Murder and non-negligent Manslaughter

Forcible Rape

Aggravated Assault (felony)

Robbery

Burglary

Larceny - Theft

Auto Theft

Crime Index Total

Crimes Against Persons Total

Crimes Against Property Total

Population

2016 monthly population estimates are based on State Demographer projections Source: Uniform Crime Report (UCR) Table 4

2015 (YTD)

ActualOccurred

ActualOccurred

1,529,229 1,519,053 1,434,339

2011 (YTD)

Crime Index



Community Outreach& Partnerships

BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND TASK FORCES: •CriminalJusticeCoordinatingCouncil•KeepLasVegasBeautiful•GraffitiFreeLasVegasEducation&OutreachProgram•YouthNeighborhoodAssociationPartnershipProgram(YNAPP)•LasVegasSafeStreetGangTaskForce•NevadaInternetCrimesAgainstChildrenTaskForce•SouthernNevadaCommunityGangTaskForce•PreventionandInterventionWorkingGroups•SouthernNevadaHumanTraffickingTaskForce•Education&OutreachCommittee•RebuildingEveryCityAroundPeace,LV(R.E.C.A.P.)•NevadaStateJuvenileJusticeCommission•DisproportionateMinorityContactWorkingGroup

INTERNAL METRO COMMITTEES & WORKING GROUPS: •Sheriff’sMetroMulticulturalAdvisoryCouncil(MMAC)•Sheriff’sAfricanAmericanRecruitmentCouncil•LGBTCommittee•MetropolitanPoliceVolunteerProgram•LVMPDExplorers•WomenofMetro•SouthernNevadaCounterTerrorismCenter

NON-PROFIT PARTNERING AGENCIES: •FriendsofLasVegasMetropolitanPoliceFoundation•DowntownLasVegasAlliance•Seniors&LawEnforcementTogether(SALT)•CommunityCoalitionforVictims’Rights•NevadaChildSeekers•NationalAllianceonMentalHealthofSo.NV•StopDUI•RedCrossofNevada•BoyScoutsofNevada•GirlScoutsofSouthernNevada•TheUrbanLeague•BigBrothersBigSisters•AfricanCommunityCenter•EthiopianCommunityDevelopmentCouncil•NevadaYouthAlliance

•BoysandGirlsClub•TheEmbracingProject•VisionTheatricalFoundation:ToeTagMonologues•PoliceAthleticLeagueofSouthernNevada•GITREALOrganization•YouthEternal,EducatingTeensandEffectivelyReachingAreas of Learning •LasVegasIndianCenter•SafeNest•S.A.F.E.House•HelpofSouthernNevada•LGBTQCenterofLasVegas•CommunityCounselingCenterofSouthernNevada•HopeforPrisoners•NAACPofSouthernNevada•AsianCulturalCenter•YouthEternal•NevadaYouthAlliance•Raw&UncutRecoveryGroup•SouthernNevadaHealthDistrict•HuntridgeTeenClinic•TheRapeCrisisCenter•YAP(YouthAdvocacyProgram)•WestcareNevada•HelpofSouthernNevada•LatinoNetworkofSouthernNevada•Anti-DefamationLeague(ADL)

BUSINESS: •LVCVASecurityChiefAssociation•TropicanaBusinessCoalition•ZONE•So.NVOrganizedRetailCrimeAssoc.(SNORCA)•MGMResortsInternational•LasVegasChamberofCommerce•AsianChamberofCommerce•UrbanChamberofCommerce•LatinChamberofCommerce•DowntownProject



COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD - 3

UNIT COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD - 9

LIFESAVING AWARD - 37

EXEMPLARY SERVICE AWARD - 22

UNIT EXEMPLARY SERVICE AWARD - 52

MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD - 14

Awards

Araujo, LuisArciniega, DavidArnold, Matthew Ashworth, ToddAuschwitz, JasonBien, FrankBrook, GlennBussell, KathrynCarter, IraCole, BrianColeman, RicardoCrane, LisaDenton, Dave

Dorion, TimothyDoty, KeeganDriscoll, GaryForbus, RichardFragiadakis, CostakiGarces, MichaelGarcia, Christopher Hammack,JeffreyHank,CarlosJefferson, RichardJohnson, RebeccaLongo, AnthonyMarin, Thomas

Mendoza, ScottMiller, SeanNogle, KennethOlige, FreddiePeckham, LauraPeralta, MariaPlank, Anthony Rapp, CorieRichmond, StuartRobb, ShaneRose, DavidSanchez, FranciscoSclimenti, Michael

Smith, JuleickSmith, RyanSnyder, MatthewSouthwell, SandySurra, DonnaTaylor, YanceyTseu, EthanTwigger, KeithValenzuela, GilbertoWilliams, ScottWilson, GarretWyant, RobertYoung, Damon

Baker, TimothyDel Rosario, LukeKovacich, Matthew

Langenhan, JamesMcDonald, DarrylSmaka, Shawn

Weaver, ClintonWilliams, LlyockYourgules-Scholes, Bella

Caldwell, Stephen (Andy) Hinds,Shannon Suarez, Angela

Aki, KalunaBybee, RussellCooper, RichardCordero, DannyCupo, CraigDiebold, JustinEmpey, BretHamm,MyronHutchason,EricJabbar,Zack

Janecek, ErikJeter, ChristianJones, William Jotz, CollinKeller, AndrewKendrick, MichaelKilleen, SeanLarson, JonathanLeith Jr., John B.Luckow, Timothy

McEwen, Joshua (2)Milewski, DavidNededog, DanielOwens, ChadPannullo, JosephPascoe, ChristopherPerez, AaronPinto, CharlesPollock, WilliamResberg, Eric

Santiago, NeilrhemeeSchaefer, TheodoreSimmons, Michale “Todd”Stephens, ShaneThomas, DeanWord, JonYounger, Joshua

Arvilla, TinaChaney, GaryConstantine, BerthaCook, DarinCristilli, MaryDavis, Elliott

Durrett, TroystonGriffin, Thomas Hullett,DianaKing, AndreaKorman, DereckLeyva, Elizabeth

McDevitt, SheriMead, KenMoreno, RichardPerlmo, EvePietrzak, TracySalisbury, Kenneth

Scanlon, MatthewSolomon, PaulWard, YolandaWise, Stacia

Arteaga, JoseBelt, ChristianBrooks, DavidHuddler,Will

Keller, ThomasMcConnell, KristyMiramontes, MiltonMorris, Steve

Price, RobertReahm, ChristopherRobertson, JeremyRusso, Louis

Tavarez, MichelleTravers, Jordan



UNIT MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD - 38

MEDAL OF HONOR - 15

UNIT MEDAL OF VALOR - 11

COMMENDABLE ACTION - 3

PURPLE HEART - 6

Awards

Ake, PaulArtis, BryanCasper, Jared

Franco, MichaelHearrell,CharlesHenry,Jacob

Leavitt, SethMoore, BryanRamirez, Jimmy

Reese, StevenWeaver, Raymond

Allen, Nicholas Maddox, Thomas

Clevenger, ThomasHirschi,Kyle

Anderson, KristineAngeles, PaulAshburn, GarrettChard, DevinCoon, KevinDevore, Steve (2)Drew, MagnoliaEubanks, NicholasFagel,HarryFaller, Danielle

Faller, Thomas (2)Farese, NicholasFarina, DamianFasulo, Todd JrFoster, RobertHamm,MyronHawkins,DanielJackson, BrianKegley, Robert (2)Keiser, Scott

Lauro, DawnLeBlanc, BrendanLilienthal, CraigMailloux, BretNord, RobertPeacock, JamesonPeralta, AndrewPrior, KyleRadke, Troy (2)Rinetti, Lawrence

Salgado, AnthonySchoening, TimothySerrano, EdwinSutton, DonaldTheobald, Linda (2)Tromba, DanteWebb, DebraZiros,Prokopios(2)

Bell, RobertBoveda, EsmeraldaClevenger, ThomasDowler, Christopher

Fennell, EverardGarcia, AlfredGrego-Smith, MalikGriffin, Thomas

Kabbani, JosephKroening, BrianLuna, CarlosMcNabb, Ryan

Moore, ThomasOrizabal, SergioSedminik, Greg

Waller, Lisa

Hogue,EvanK9 Nicky

Robertson, JeremySedminik, Greg



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..............................1/18/2001 ...................... 1/19/2016Buchanan, Matthew ....................1/26/1998 ...................... 1/20/2016Moore, Redell .............................9/1/2002 ........................ 1/25/2016Sams, Jessie ..............................9/12/1994 ...................... 1/29/2016Heilman-Ryan, Regina ................12/31/2007 ...................... 2/1/2016Easterling, James .......................4/8/2003 .......................... 2/1/2016Taitano, John .............................1/10/2005 ........................ 2/2/2016Ballif, Teresa ..............................12/9/1990 ........................ 2/5/2016Chapman, Pamela ......................11/2/1992 ........................ 2/5/2016Norton, Chris L............................1/30/1984 ...................... 2/12/2016Burritt, James.............................1/13/1995 ...................... 2/16/2016McCandless, Deborah ..................10/29/2007 .................... 2/16/2016Scofield, Cindy ...........................7/10/1997 ...................... 2/17/2016Kegley, Robert ............................8/29/1995 ...................... 2/26/2016Crandall, Holly ...........................3/10/1994 ...................... 2/27/2016Hayes, John ...............................2/26/1991 ...................... 2/29/2016Hoffman, Brian ..........................7/12/1996 ...................... 2/29/2016Shanor, Lisa ...............................8/4/2001 ........................ 2/29/2016Zidzik, Robert .............................10/10/1994 ...................... 3/1/2016Carlson, Bradley .........................7/28/1997 ........................ 3/3/2016Carter, James .............................3/8/1991 .......................... 3/8/2016Game, Michael ..........................11/21/1990 ...................... 3/8/2016Allen, Tom .................................2/26/1991 ........................ 3/9/2016Freer, Alan .................................3/10/1994 ...................... 3/10/2016Roberts, Connie ..........................3/4/2004 ........................ 3/10/2016Sands, Michael ...........................8/2/2004 ........................ 3/11/2016Guerra, Candelario ......................8/13/1989 ...................... 3/11/2016Marshall, Leonard .......................8/30/1994 ...................... 3/11/2016King, John .................................2/26/1991 ...................... 3/14/2016Rooney, Patrick Dave ..................9/1/1990 ........................ 3/17/2016Moore, Angela ............................2/13/1991 ...................... 3/18/2016Waite, William ...........................2/26/1991 ...................... 3/20/2016Twitchell, Joan............................6/5/1989 ........................ 3/21/2016Robinson, Richard .......................2/28/1989 ...................... 3/25/2016Winkler, Wade ...........................8/21/2001 ...................... 3/29/2016Wagner, David ...........................3/14/1988 ...................... 3/31/2016Lamontagne, Christene ................4/3/2006 .......................... 4/4/2016Ledbetter, Patrick ........................8/29/1995 ........................ 4/6/2016Seibold, Eric ...............................9/25/2000 ........................ 4/8/2016Castle, Fred ................................7/27/1998 ...................... 4/29/2016Valleck, Whitney .........................3/8/1991 ........................ 4/29/2016Candelas, Steve ..........................3/5/1996 ........................ 4/30/2016Jancsek, Luke .............................2/23/1993 ........................ 5/1/2016Moore, Thomas ..........................4/17/1990 ........................ 5/4/2016Rivers, Eric .................................10/10/1994 ...................... 5/4/2016Fox, Ronald ................................2/27/1987 ........................ 5/5/2016Rumery, Sandra .........................3/29/2000 ........................ 5/6/2016Souleiel, Lynelle .........................6/18/2001 ........................ 5/6/2016Pipitone, Thomas ........................3/5/1993 ........................ 5/10/2016Aldrich, Sheri .............................2/28/1995 ...................... 5/11/2016Sacra. Duane .............................3/4/1997 ........................ 5/13/2016Mizusaki, James .........................8/30/1994 ...................... 5/13/2016Bradley, Jo Ann ..........................7/17/2000 ...................... 5/13/2016Rowland, Tracy ...........................6/28/1991 ...................... 5/18/2016Clodt, Darryl ...............................3/3/1992 ........................ 5/19/2016Rossi, Belinda ............................8/29/1994 ...................... 5/19/2016Thacker, Robert ..........................9/1/1992 ........................ 5/24/2016Hare, Cynthia .............................9/13/1997 ...................... 5/25/2016Mitchum, Marilyn .......................2/17/1998 ...................... 5/31/2016

Shannon, Gilbert ........................2/26/1991 ........................ 6/1/2016Sanchez, Javier ..........................4/10/2006 ........................ 6/3/2016McEwen, Mark............................5/30/1986 ........................ 6/3/2016McLean, Karen ...........................9/22/1997 ........................ 6/3/2016Bracamonte, Jeri ........................8/17/2000 ........................ 6/3/2016Whetstone, Darrin .......................8/31/1993 ........................ 6/5/2016Roman, Frankie ..........................7/13/2009 ...................... 6/11/2016Correia, Michael .........................01/16/1993 .................... 6/15/2016Rodriguez, Cindy ........................6/5/1989 ........................ 6/17/2016Roberts, Vince ............................12/1/1997 ...................... 6/17/2016Hindi, Robert..............................3/14/1988 ...................... 6/29/2016Schmitt, Joseph ..........................9/11/1987 ...................... 6/30/2016Abell, Jeffery ..............................6/27/2005 ........................ 7/1/2016Birch, Tracy ................................5/29/1984 ........................ 7/5/2016Anderson, Nathaniel ...................7/3/1992 .......................... 7/7/2016Rowe, David ...............................8/17/2000 ........................ 7/7/2016Storey, John ...............................12/6/1996 ........................ 7/8/2016Bowman, Armelinda ...................1/9/2003 ........................ 7/10/2016Jaeger, Dale ...............................8/30/1994 ...................... 7/14/2016Cripe, Larry ................................7/9/1996 ........................ 7/14/2016Devore, Steve .............................9/1/1992 ........................ 7/15/2016Juarez, Roberto ..........................9/5/1989 ........................ 7/15/2016Meza, Armando ..........................12/6/1996 ...................... 7/18/2016Whetstone, Deborah ...................11/30/1996 .................... 7/25/2016Jordache, Mauricio ......................7/27/1998 ...................... 7/27/2016Chaparian, Mark .........................2/26/1991 ...................... 7/28/2016Martin, Joel................................8/27/1996 ...................... 7/29/2016Zepeda, Joseph ..........................2/26/1991 ...................... 7/31/2016Kinch, Robert .............................8/31/1993 ...................... 7/31/2016Maurent, Arthur ..........................4/17/1990 ........................ 8/1/2016Prichard, David ...........................1/25/1999 ........................ 8/1/2016Long, Fernando G. ......................7/12/1996 ........................ 8/2/2016Roberts, Terry .............................1/25/1999 ........................ 8/5/2016Horne, William F ........................9/1/1992 .......................... 8/5/2016Smith, Russel .............................1/26/1998 ........................ 8/5/2016Mcbon, Dakuginow .....................8/15/1986 ...................... 8/17/2016Hall, Christopher .........................3/19/2009 ...................... 8/19/2016Boy, Lori ....................................8/3/1991 ........................ 8/25/2016Holliday, John H. II ....................2/19/2007 ...................... 8/26/2016Kolb, Julia D. .............................8/29/1988 ...................... 8/29/2016Durrett, Tylann ...........................8/14/2006 ...................... 8/30/2016Dell’Aringa, Sheryl R. ..................7/24/2006 ...................... 8/31/2016Fetterman, Jill ............................1/31/2001 ........................ 9/2/2016Grace, Edward ............................9/7/2005 .......................... 9/2/2016Castaneda, Michael.....................9/1/2016 .......................... 9/4/2016Hendrix, Michael Todd .................8/27/1996 ........................ 9/4/2016Kniffen, Scott .............................8/31/1993 ........................ 9/6/2016Giblin, Michael ...........................8/27/1996 ........................ 9/7/2016Lang, Scott.................................9/5/1989 .......................... 9/8/2016Wiseman, Ronna ........................3/8/1991 .......................... 9/8/2016Phenis, Margaret ........................5/11/2007 ........................ 9/8/2016Stephenson, Randall ...................8/15/1986 ........................ 9/9/2016Sy-Guat, Anita ............................8/23/1986 ........................ 9/9/2016Sylvia, Lillian .............................8/26/1996 ........................ 9/9/2016Bodine, Christine ........................7/27/1998 ...................... 9/12/2016Maldonado, Toby ........................9/11/1987 ...................... 9/12/2016White, Travis ..............................9/3/1991 ........................ 9/13/2016Benstein, Richard .......................7/12/1996 ...................... 9/14/2016Atkinson, James A. ....................9/11/1990 ...................... 9/14/2016Lipski, William ...........................1/8/1998 ........................ 9/16/2016McLeod, Lori ...............................3/23/2009 ...................... 9/16/2016McFerrin, Jonathon .....................11/10/2008 .................... 9/19/2016Scott, Lori K ...............................8/17/2000 ...................... 9/19/2016Chavez, Arturo ............................2/26/1991 ...................... 9/22/2016Galway, Ronald ..........................5/16/2005 ...................... 9/23/2016

RetirementsSchneidewent, James ..................3/6/2000 ........................ 9/23/2016Smith, Joel ................................4/8/1985 ........................ 9/23/2016Hirjak, Alan ...............................3/10/1994 ...................... 9/24/2016Carthen, Tony .............................7/10/1997 ...................... 9/30/2016Barrett, Sheridan ........................7/14/1999 ...................... 9/30/2016Stout, Eric ..................................7/2/1993 ........................ 9/30/2016Skilbred, John ............................9/9/2000 ........................ 9/30/2016Barnbeck, Michael ......................7/3/1992 ........................ 10/3/2016Minello, Jim ...............................8/1/1986 ........................ 10/5/2016Owens, James ............................9/11/1987 ...................... 10/6/2016Faulis, John ...............................8/30/1994 ...................... 10/6/2016Dalley, Michael ..........................9/3/1991 ........................ 10/6/2016Duvall, Robert ............................11/5/1984 ...................... 10/6/2016New, Daniel ...............................9/11/1981 ...................... 10/6/2016Primas, Brett ..............................7/6/1990 ........................ 10/6/2016Garbeh Davis, Vicky ....................7/4/1991 ........................ 10/7/2016Mccoy, Michael ...........................1/17/1989 .................... 10/11/2016Berry, Patricia.............................10/7/2002 .................... 10/15/2016Wojtaszczyk, Steven ....................2/28/2001 .................... 10/20/2016Ashley, Darcy .............................1/7/2002 ...................... 10/24/2016Resberg, Eric ..............................5/20/2007 .................... 10/29/2016Breeden, Richard ........................7/12/1996 ...................... 11/3/2016Hunter, Carolyn .........................4/16/2001 ...................... 11/4/2016Jensen, Barry .............................2/28/1989 .................... 11/10/2016Strader, Richard .........................9/1/1992 ...................... 11/10/2016Hair, Audrey...............................4/29/2001 .................... 11/14/2016Dixon, Thomas ...........................3/4/1997 ...................... 11/23/2016Minor, Jeanne Marie ...................10/14/1996 .................. 11/25/2016Rosario-Gales, Josefina ...............3/19/2007 .................... 11/26/2016Elam, Franklin............................7/27/1998 .................... 11/30/2016Mauri, Stephen ..........................3/5/1996 ...................... 11/30/2016Wildemann, Martin .....................3/14/1988 ...................... 12/1/2016Lawson, Robert ...........................8/27/1996 ...................... 12/9/2016Purney, Timothy .........................7/8/1988 ........................ 12/9/2016Dardanis, Monetta ......................11/5/2006 ...................... 12/9/2016Shipton, Jeffery .........................7/22/1988 ...................... 12/9/2016Morris, Jon D ..............................2/28/1989 .................... 12/14/2016O’Connell, Daniel F JR .................9/11/1987 .................... 12/14/2016Neville, Sharon...........................8/15/1994 .................... 12/15/2016Haak, Paul .................................7/7/2008 ...................... 12/17/2016White, Kerry G ............................2/22/1994 .................... 12/19/2016Neville, Patrick ...........................4/8/1985 ...................... 12/19/2016Brutch, Eric ................................2/23/1993 .................... 12/20/2016Layton, DuWayne .......................9/3/1991 ...................... 12/22/2016Leija, Armando ...........................1/2/1980 ...................... 12/23/2016Richardson, Michael ....................8/11/1997 .................... 12/24/2016Webb, Kenneth ...........................3/10/1994 .................... 12/24/2016Dahl, Craig .................................9/1/1992 ...................... 12/27/2016Popp, Kelly .................................8/27/1986 .................... 12/27/2016Alicea, Robert .............................3/5/1996 ...................... 12/27/2016Devore, Jean ..............................10/13/1995 .................. 12/27/2016Stevens, Michael ........................8/21/2001 .................... 12/28/2016Healy, John ................................9/3/1991 ...................... 12/28/2016Schultz, Gregory ........................2/26/1991 .................... 12/28/2016Richards, Thomas .......................9/22/1995 .................... 12/29/2016Willis, Warren ............................2/23/1993 .................... 12/29/2016Pond, Toni ..................................4/1/2002 ...................... 12/29/2016Reese, Margaret .........................7/29/1996 .................... 12/30/2016Fetterman, Gary..........................8/27/1996 .................... 12/30/2016Franc, Dale ................................9/5/1989 ...................... 12/30/2016Evans, Linda ..............................6/11/2001 .................... 12/30/2016Stoll, Thomas .............................8/27/1996 .................... 12/30/2016Emery, Lori T ..............................10/1/1986 .................... 12/31/2016Valenta, Donna ..........................7/9/2001 ...................... 12/31/2016Padgett, Michelle ........................10/10/2005 .................. 12/31/2016



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