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Police report: rifles returned, evidence room plan and failing garage heater prompt quotes

Magnolia Village Council · January 1, 2025
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Summary

Chief Chad Schlimm told council the department shipped four M16 rifles to the Defense Logistics Agency, plans to convert garage space into an evidence room, and received a parts estimate (~$700) for repair or replacement of a 1982 garage heater.

Police Chief Chad Schlimm presented the department's year-end safety report and several operational items. He said four M16 rifles were shipped back to the Defense Logistics Agency in Anniston, Alabama, at a shipping cost of about $352 with tracking and insurance; the cost was reported as significantly less than driving the weapons to the DLA by vehicle.

Chief Schlimm said public-works supervisor Shawn Darr believes he can construct a new evidence room in the garage bay. The chief reported that the garage heater, manufactured in 1982, had not been producing heat though the pilot light and fan were operating; Zoned Comfort Heating and Cooling identified parts that would cost about $700. The department requested quotes for full replacement as a cost-comparison before deciding whether to repair the existing unit or purchase a new heater.

The chief also urged residents to check on elderly relatives and outdoor pets during the forecast cold spell and reminded the public to observe the village snow-parking ban when snowfall exceeds 3 inches. He said the department is researching en masse text-messaging systems to improve community alerts.