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Ellisville Police Department ELLISVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT FY 2015 ANNUAL REPORT OF SERVICES TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents 2015 Annual Report Prepared By ................................................................................................................................................... 1 Officials of the City of Ellisville ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 Message From the Chief of Police .................................................................................................................................................. 3 Law Enforcement Code of Ethics and Mission Statement .............................................................................................................. 4 Community Overview .................................................................................................................................................................. 5-6 Police Department History ............................................................................................................................................................. 7 Police Department Organization ............................................................................................................................................... 8-12 Police Department Organization Chart ....................................................................................................................................... 13 Police Department Staffing .......................................................................................................................................................... 14 Police Resignations/New Hires/Promotions ........................................................................................................................... 15-17 Police Department Budget ........................................................................................................................................................... 18 Communications/CARE/CAD/REJIS Services ........................................................................................................................... 19-21 Uniform Crime Reporting ............................................................................................................................................................. 22 2015 Criminal Offense Reports ............................................................................................................................................... 23-24 Burglary Reports by District ......................................................................................................................................................... 25 Stolen Vehicle Reports by District ................................................................................................................................................ 26 Larceny/Robbery Reports by District ........................................................................................................................................... 27 Property Stolen ....................................................................................................................................................................... 28-29 Arrest/Judicial Custody ................................................................................................................................................................ 30 Significant Crime Events in 2015 ............................................................................................................................................. 31-32 Ordinance Violation Summons ..................................................................................................................................................... 33 Court ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 34 Alarms .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 35 Traffic Enforcement ................................................................................................................................................................ 36-37 Motor Vehicle Stops ..................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Traffic Accidents ...................................................................................................................................................................... 39-42 Grants ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 43 Police Vehicles and Equipment Overview ............................................................................................................................... 44-46 Police Training and Schools ..................................................................................................................................................... 47-54 The Office of Emergency Management ........................................................................................................................................ 55 Crime Prevention Programs and Police Services ..................................................................................................................... 56-64 Police Department Special Events ........................................................................................................................................... 65-74 Other Events............................................................................................................................................................................ 75-79 Special News ........................................................................................................................................................................... 80-83 Special Recogition .................................................................................................................................................................. 84-87 Missouri State Certification Program ........................................................................................................................................... 88 ellisville police department 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 ANNUAL REPORT PREPARED BY: Office of the Chief of Police Thomas A. Felgate Nancy Walker, Sergeant Design and Layout Department Statistical Data Statistical Traffic Data Provided By: Joshua Dawson, Captain Bureau of Criminal Investigation Statistical Data Provided By: Brian Gillaspie, Detective Paul Keller, Detective Department Statistical Data Provided By: Aimee Brand, Administrative Assistant Donna Graham, Administrative Assistant St. Louis County Police Department Photo Credits: Sergeant Nancy Walker All Other Photos Credited as Marked The Office of the Chief of Police would like to thank everyone who contributed to this report. ellisville police department page 1 OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF ELLISVILLE OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF ELLISVILLE ELLISVILLE MAYOR Adam Q. Paul ELLISVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS Gary G. Voss, District 1 Vince McGrath, District 1 Mick Cahill, District 2 Bones Baker, District 2 Cindy Pool, District 3 Dan Duffy, District 3 ELLISVILLE CITY ADMINISTRATION William (Bill) Schwer, City Manager ELLISVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT Thomas A. Felgate, Chief of Police ellisville police department page 2 MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF OF POLICE MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF OF POLICE Mr. Mayor, Council Members, City Manager, and citizens of Ellisville, I’m once again pleased to present you with the Ellisville Police Department’s Annual Report. Unlike in the past, I will defer M any recognition of highlighted accomplishments in this letter to the reader for review in the body of this report so that I may first address law enforcement in general, and secondly, the Ellisville Police Department. Over the past year all of us have watched the media focus on officer involved shootings, most justified and some not, as well as police abuse of power and/or improper interaction with the citizenry. Police officers have been categorized by some politicians and pundits, as well as the media, as a group of racists and out of control renegade cops mistreating, and even killing citizens indiscriminately. Even one case such as this is one too many but, in reality, the vast majority of police officers are dedicated to serving and protecting the public regardless of social status or ethnicity. They follow the rule of equal protection under the law, living their sworn oath and yes, willing to make the ultimate sacrifice so that society may remain a safe haven. This is the calling of a police officer. The Ellisville Police Department continues to serve and protect our community with professionalism, integrity and dedication to service in addition to offering established community policing programs. Most importantly, in today’s society, we recognize that police officers need more engagement with the community as a way of breaking down the barriers that separate us from those we serve. Essential in our mission is the support and respect
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