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Police report: 17 calls and new officer; Fire Department logs more hours and wins $22,000 grant
Summary
Police Chief Jeremy Bonikowske reported 17 calls for service and that a new officer, Kevin, has begun patrol duties. Fire Chief Troy Madland reported seven calls in February (74 hours), YTD 305 hours, and a $22,000 grant from Ho-Chunk.
Police Chief Jeremy Bonikowske told trustees the department handled 17 calls for service; a newly hired officer identified as Kevin has begun patrol duties and the department issued one speeding citation. Chief Bonikowske said a civil suit regarding the Rose Street property is pending; a 30-day notice was issued and the matter is now with the village attorney and the property owner.
Fire Chief Troy Madland reported seven calls in February totaling 74 hours and a year-to-date total of 305 hours versus 142.5 hours at the same time last year. The department received a $22,000 grant from Ho-Chunk. Chief Madland said air packs purchased with grant funds should be delivered this month and requested an agenda item to discuss a youth program; he also reported the command vehicle is running poorly and recommended discussing purchase of a used pickup at a future meeting.
