Kirkland Police Report April Activity; Department Plans Local Training and Equipment Update
Summary
Chief Adam Davenport reported April activity and noted training plans, including evacuation/reunification training and NITAB sessions; trustees discussed equipment upgrades including police station copier and computer update scheduling.
Chief Adam Davenport presented the police department's April report and described recent call activity and training. The department logged sixty-three reportable events in April, a figure the chief said was "skewed due to a CAD issue in Chief's vehicle but has since been repaired."
Davenport also discussed training: an evacuation and reunification training scheduled May 1 in Dixon that the department hopes to host in Kirkland, and NITAB training sessions. Trustees and the Police Committee discussed equipment needs including leasing a printer/scanner/copier and rotating laptop updates; Clerk Scidmore said she would coordinate with Village IT Specialist Mike Ryan to schedule an IT assessment of village devices.
The board approved a new copier/scanner/fax/printer for the police station on a roll-call vote.
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