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5.1. - 5.6. SR 11-06-1995Elk" River Police Department • • Memorandum ITEMS 5.1. - 5.6. To: Mayor and City Council Members From: November 3, 1995 Date: Thomas D. Zerwas, Chief of Police . Subject: CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON NOVEMBER 6,'//-1'995 This memo is to inform all of you that myself, Sergeant Rolfe, and Sergeant Tyler will be in attendance at Monday night's council meeting to discuss several police department topics. Background material in regards to these issues will be handed out to all council members at the meeting. TDZ /kma 13065 Orono Parkway • P.O. Box 723 • Elk River, MN 55330 • (612) 441 -2324 • Fax (612) 441 -8937 • ELK RIVER POLICE DEPARTMENT 1996 CHIEF PATROL I INVESTIGATIVE /JUVENILE SERCEANTI I SERGEANT CORPORAL CORPORAL PATROL PATROL PATROL PATROL CAPTAIN RESERVES LIEUTENANT RESERVES TM LEADER TM LEADER RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE CSO /CPS CSO /CPS CSO SERGEANT CORPORAL PATROL PATROL SERGEANT INV /JUV INVESTIGATOR JUV LIAISON D.A.R.E. D.A.R.E. ADMINSTRATION SUPPORT SERVICES SR.RECORDS CLERK SEC /RECP SEC /RECP • • A = 7am - 3pm B = 3pm - llpm C = llpm- 7am PROPOSED SCHEDULE 1996 cFacFANT rnRPnRAT. PATROT. PATROT, SERGEANT CORPORAL PATROL PATROL SERGEANT CORPORAL PATROL PATROL • • JUNIOR HIGH DARE CURRICULUM 1) Officer presentation to help students explore the ways that the use of drugs affects every person living in a community. ASSERTIVE RESISTANCE 2) Officer presentation designed to make students aware of the various pressures that influence people to use drugs and to teach assertiveness as a way to resist these pressures. FORMING POSITIVE FRIENDSHIPS 3) Officer presentation to help students recognize ways that individuals can reach out to form positive relationships with many different people to help one another fulfill their needs for affection (being liked), belonging, recognition, respect, and feelings of self- worth. RESOLVING CONFLICT WITHOUT VIOLENCE 4) Officer presentation designed to help students to explore ways of dealing with anger and conflicts without resorting to acts of violence. DESTRUCTIVE ECOLOGY: TAGGING AND TRASHING 5) Officer conducted discussion and participatory activities to help students understand how destructive acts of vandalism against personal or public property or living things affect everyone. PRESSURE FROM GANGS AND GANG VIOLENCE 6) Officer presentation to make students aware of the kinds of pressures and violence they may encounter from gangs and to help them evaluate the consequences of the choices available to them. 7) We are not only responsible for our own actions, we have a responsibility to help our neighborhoods and schools remain drug /gang free and to make it a safe place to live. GOAL SETTING 8) The officer informs the students that they are responsible for their future. Presenting the students with short and long term goals, and how drugs and gangs can interfere with their goals. PROJECT D.A.R.E. REVIEW ACTIVITIES 9) Officer presentation involves reviewing the risks and consequences of substance abuse and violence. Appropriate techniques to resist pressures to become involved in these kinds of behavior are reviewed. DARE TO BE 10) Students will develop and read aloud their commitment to resist pressures to use drugs or become involved in acts of violence. ELEM DARE OFF. KLUNTZ ♦ Teach elementary D.A.R.E ♦ Do some elementary investigation and liason INVESTIGATION /JUVENILE ORGANIZATIONAL CHART INVESTIGATION SUPERVISOR SERGEANT TYLER JUVENILE JR HI DARE OFF. VITA ♦ Teach Jr. High D.A.R.E. with 2 anti -gang lessons ♦ Assist with juvenile investigation and liason JUV INV OFF. MILLER ♦ Approximately 32 ♦ Up to 36 hours per week hours of preparation in preparation and and instruction per instruction week ♦ Do majority of juvenile invest. and liason ♦ Back instructor for D.A.R.E. .VRI % INVESTIGATOR OFF. BOCKWITZ ♦ Investigation of adult property crimes and some crimes against person