EATONVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT- CHIEF JASON LALIBERTE

M E M O R A N D U M

DATE: 05/11/2020

TO: MAYOR SCHAUB AND TOWN COUNCIL

FROM: CHIEF JASON LALIBERTE

RE: EATONVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT’S

APRIL 2020 REPORT

General

We are happy to have our intern form Central Washington University, Paris Hagen. She is interested in a career in law enforcement and we feel privileged to be able to assist her with her continuing education. Although “business” is slower than usual, we are finding creative ways to keep her busy and fulfill her learning experience.

Public Safety Committee

There was no public safety committee meeting in April.

Management Activities We took delivery of Officer Duran’s vehicle on 5/6/20. Systems for Public Safety did a phenomenal job in outfitting the vehicle for us. It includes many technological upgrades that will greatly assist Officer Duran in safely and effectively patrolling our Town. Officer McGuire’s vehicle’s transmission sustained a catastrophic failure, to no fault of his own. The damage also extended to the engine block which requires the replacement of both. This replacement will be covered under the full manufacturer warrantee. It will also reset the clock on the engine warrantee as well.

DISPATCHED CALLS 111 (16 FIRE/EMS CALLS)

TRAFFIC STOPS 24

TOTAL CALLS (all sources) 111

REPORTS GENERATED 13

COMMUNITY SERVICE 9

ANIMAL CONTROL 4

CODE ENFORCEMENT 0

VERBAL WARNINGS- TRAFFIC 21

CRIMINAL CITATIONS 2

TRAFFIC INFRACTIONS 2

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT REPORTS 0

MISDEMEANOR ARRESTS 0

FELONY ARRESTS 0

PCSD 911 AFTER HOURS CONTRACT DISPATCHED CALLS - BILLED

JANUARY 2020

3

FEBRUARY 2020

2

MARCH 2020

5

APRIL 2020 4

CONCEALED PISTOL LISENCE

JANURARY 2020

13

FEBRUARY 2020

14

MARCH 2020

3

APRIL 2020 0

PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REQUESTS

JANUARY 2020

10

FEBRUARY 2020

0

MARCH 2020

2

APRIL 2020 6

CASES FORWARDED TO PSCD CIB

FEBRUARY 2020

1

MARCH 2020 2

APRIL 2020 2

April 2020 Water Sewer Work List Synopsis

- Daily water and wastewater water quality laboratory testing and system checks.

- Daily Water and wastewater treatment quality assurance / quality control laboratory testing

- Daily pick up garbage in parks - Daily water and wastewater treatment plant maintenance - Daily meter reads move in/outs. - Locates as requested around town - Fill pot holes around town. - Start mowing in parks - Train employees at both water and wastewater plants - Clean sewer lift stations - Various afterhours WTP and WWTP alarms - Install several street signs around town - Inspect new Water / Sewer connections. - Clean treatment plants top to bottom. - Clean, unplug and TV sewer main around town. - Install several new water meters at new connections - Help power crew. - Water leak detection around town. - Continue annual DOH and Ecology water/wastewater reports. - Update water cross connection program. - Work on new construction projects and updates. - Repair Air valve issues at WWTP.

Eatonville Power & Light Superintendent Dan Sharpe Linemen Nestor Sundiata Matthew Rivera

April 2020

Reconnect & Disconnect Reconnect 5 Disconnect 3 Shut off 0 Power locates Locates for Comcast Locates homeowners Locates for contractors Parks Picked up garbage Clean parks Locked &unlocked bathrooms Power & light Power repairs Replace meters Trim trees Put in conduit on Rainer & Penn. Ave Misc. Safety meeting Put up cameras Banner up & down Maintenance on equipment & yard Help dig graves

FROM: Chief Wernet

TO: Town Councilmembers

DATE: May 6, 2020

RE: Fire Chiefs Report

SOUTH PIERCE FIRE AND RESCUE

Introduction of Chief Wernet

The District hired two additional Firefighter/Paramedics earlier this year to improve the level

and quality of our services. The two new candidates and one existing Firefighter/EMT is attending the Bates Fire Academy, which started May 6th.

As you are aware that the District Commissioners approved moving forward with the consolidation of all administrative staff in a leased facility in the Town of Eatonville. However, we are in a holding pattern due to the State’s restrictions on new construction projects. Once the State lifts the restrictions, we will move forward with signing the lease agreement and contract for the tenant improvements.

The District has been operating with very old self-contained breathing apparatus and have decided to replace the critically important safety equipment this year. We will be financing the SCBA’s through the State’s “LOCAL” program.