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Stone Park reports police staffing updates, lateral-transfer testing posted; public works fixes water-main breaks
Summary
Police updates at the July 23 committee meeting noted Officer Alec Olguin returned to full duty and a new part-time officer is completing state training; Fire & Police Commissioner Rosemary Sapoznik posted a lateral-transfer list following testing July 13. Public Works reported new street-sweeping hours for Mannheim Road, replaced alley signage, and repaired two water-main breaks.
Committee members received a series of departmental reports at the July 23 meeting that covered public safety staffing and public-works repairs.
The police-department update in the minutes states Full-Time Officer Alec Olguin was released to full duty and currently is in street training; he is scheduled for academy on Aug. 26. The minutes also note new part-time Officer Brian Storce is completing state-mandated trainings and is expected to start street training in mid-August. The minutes list a July 26 Fraternal Order of Police pig roast at Casa Italia as a community/staff event.
Fire & Police Commissioner Rosemary Sapoznik reported lateral-transfer testing occurred July 13 with three candidates; the lateral-transfer eligibility list has been posted, according to the minutes. Fire liaison Jack Giuffre was listed as excused; the minutes indicate he provided the Melrose Park Fire and Ambulance Activity Report for June.
Public Works Director Jessica Ramirez said street-sweeping signs on Mannheim Road were changed to reflect new hours (9:00–11:00 a.m.), alley speed-bump signs that were peeling were replaced, and crews repaired water-main breaks on the 1700 block of 39th Avenue and the 1800 block of 43rd Avenue.
