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Weekly Updates for Week Ending October 3, 2019 Weekly Updates for week ending October 3, 2019 POLICE DEPARTMENT: CALLS FOR SERVICE: This week the Manitou Springs Police Department (MSPD) handled 235 Calls for Service resulting in 27 case reports. The most frequent call types were 40 Traffic Stops and 17 Citizen Contacts. Our officers assisted the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office outside of Manitou Springs on 10 Calls for Service. MSPD Officers made checks at the Incline 1 times this week and conducted 12.75 Hours foot Patrol in the Downtown Area. NOTABLE CASES: •CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE - Amphetamine, Possession Comments: On September 26, at approximately 0009 hours, MSPD conducted a traffic stop with a vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was asked to step out of the vehicle where, upon further investigation, methamphetamine, amongst other items were located in the vehicle. The driver was placed into custody and transported to MSPD where EPSO assisted in identifying the driver with a finger print reader. The driver was properly identified and transported to CJC on multiple charges. •TRAFFIC ACCIDENT - Traffic Accident, Vehicle Damage Comments: On 9-26-19 the Manitou Springs Police Department responded to a non-injury traffic accident in the downtown area. A Metro bus clipped a mirror on a parked vehicle, the vehicle was found to be parked 2 feet 8 inches from the curb and was found at fault. Case status is closed. •DUI - Drugs Comments: During a traffic stop, officers came to believe a party may have been operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of marijuana. Following voluntary roadside testing, this party was placed under arrest and a chemical sample was collected. DOMESTIC PROBLEM - Family Offense, Other Comments: On September 27, 2019, at approximately 1844 hours, MSPD responded to a disturbance in the 0 Hundred Block of Fountain Place. Upon further investigation it was determined the male half was having medical issues. •DUI - Alcohol Comments: On October 2, 2019, at approximately 2027 hours, MSPD conducted a traffic stop with a vehicle weaving through the 200-300 Hundred Block of Manitou Avenue. Upon further investigation the driver was placed into custody for DUI. FIRE DEPARTMENT: This week the Manitou Springs Fire Department (MSFD) handled 22 Incident Reponses. There were 17 Medical related incidents and 5 Fire/Hazmat/Other related incidents. The MSFD responded to calls to the Incline 1 times this week. The Fire Department offered 12 Training Hours with 1164 Volunteer Participation Hours. This week’s training conisisted of Vaping, SCBA, Hose, RIT, Safety, and Wildand. The department is gearing up for the Coffin Races and the upcoming holiday season. With the unseasonably warm weather the wildland remains high. Chief Forsett released a memo stating Manitou Springs is now under a Stage 1 Fire Restrictions. This means no open fires (see here for full details and exceptions) and no smoking outside unless along Manitou Avenue. PUBLIC SERVICES DEPARTMENT (PSD): PROJECT of the WEEK The storm water department hosted creek clean-up week as they patrolled up and down Manitou’s creeks picking up debris and freeing water flow by removing limbs from a recent wind storm that hit our area. The clean-up was accomplished with the help of 40+ 5th graders from right here in Manitou. This goes to show you, you’re never too young to start caring about your community. The actions of the department enhances the environment of our city for thousands of visitors who visit every day. Their efforts and can-do attitude reflect great credit on the Public Works Department and the City of Manitou Springs. (Photo below). If you’d like to volunteer for the Creek Week event this Saturday (October 5th), be sure to contact Stormwater Manager Mike Essam – [email protected], 719-650-1147 WEEKLY ACTIVITY: See the following pages for a spreadsheet outlining the tasks performed by Public Services this past week. Week of 30 September 2019 STREETS TASK DESCRIPTION DATE TO BE COMPLETED STAFF/EQUIPMENT DATE COMPLETED Stop Sign Survey 9/30/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul on‐going Minehaha Patch‐‐41 Minnehaha 9/30/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul complete Willa Patchback 9/14/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul complete Narrows Road paving project 9/30/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul working Street Signs throughout Manitou 8/19/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul on‐going Remove mound Narrows Street 9/18/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul complete 431 Bond Street 9/27/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul complete Stairs Rock Hill/Ute 9/27/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul complete Lincoln Patch back 9/20/2019 Jeff, Brandon, Paul complete STORMWATER TASK DESCRIPTION DATE TO BE COMPLETED STAFF/EQUIPMENT DATE COMPLETED Slip line 968 Manitou Ave waiting for material Mike Essam TBD Rock Hill Apron/Curb 10/10/2019 Mike Essam 10/13/2019 Creek Week Creek clean up Mike Essam 10/5/2019 clean up day Rock Hill/Ute concrete apron 9/5/2019 Mike Essam 10/13/2019 pilot knob/Illinois new pan and curb Contractor identified Mike Essam 10/13/2019 PARKS TASK DESCRIPTION DATE TO BE COMPLETED STAFF/EQUIPMENT DATE COMPLETED Daily Park runs weekly Jason Radcliff, Seasonals weekly Playground Inspections weekly Jason Radcliff, Seasonals weekly Test entire system irrigation 8/16/2019 Chris Hogan, Calvin work in progress Backflow Cages 9/13/2019 Parks All but 2 installed, ordering larger pads Softfall working Chris Hogan Memorial complete/working other parks working irrigation 7 minute park working Parks dept Repairing water supply and back flow preventer at City water feed Schryver Park Basketball court working Parks dept 10/10/2019 pricing Tennis court nets working Parks Dept signs all parks 9/25/2019 Jared Fawver 20% complete Creamation 9/28/2019 Jared Fawver complete on‐hold Irrigation break Fire Station 9/1/2019 Chris Hogan Mowing and trim, sprinklers‐‐ 8/9/2019 Jared Fawver on going Cemetery Fence 8/9/2019 Jared Fawver complete Headstone replacement research to repair 8/9/2019 Jared Fawver broken headstone out for repair Siberian Elm removal ‐ volunteer project 9/14/2019 Aly McAlexander complete Coordinate Team Rubicon work: Reservoir, 10/3/2019 Aly McAlexander 90% complete Tree City USA 9/30/2019 Aly McAlexander 80% complete Tree triming Cemetery 8/15/2019 Aly McAlexander 25% Completed GIS Planning Meeting 8/12/2019 Aly McAlexander complete 10/31/2019 Aly McAlexander Removal Contracts 50% complete 9/10/2019‐9/13/2019 Aly McAlexander Tree trimming estimates Complete 9/18/2019 Aly McAlexander Tree Planting program Press release complete 9/17/2019 Aly McAlexander Tree Planting Resolution complete Daily trimming overgrowth 8/16/2019 Aly McAlexander on going UTILITY TASK DESCRIPTION DATE TO BE COMPLETED STAFF/EQUIPMENT DATE COMPLETED 41 Minnehaha patch‐back 8/9/2019 Lampman/Karlson‐‐Fabbro to monitor working 9/23/2019 Fire Hydrant 22 Puma Path 8/9/2019 Eric Karlson, Harry Tinsley Mineral Springs Maintenance runs 8/19/2019 Eric Karlson, Harry Tinsley 9/23/2019 Jet Clarksley Road ‐ Monthly 8/20/2019 Mike Deaguero, Harry Tinsley on‐going New Holiday Inn flow test 9/18/2019 Harry 9/24/2019 Jet Manhole near kiddie pool 9/18/2019 Mike, Harry 9/25/2019 valve location and marking 8/30/2019 Star, water dept on‐going Scheduled Pawnee PRV replacement 10/18/2019 Facilities/Contractor 10/18/2019 Repair Sewer Main 27 Lincoln avenue 9/16/2019 Mike, eric, Harry, Chad 9/16/2019 Located 11 9/16/2019 Ronnie, Chad 9/25/2019 FACILITIES Open Bar trail restrooms at 0600 9/23/2019 Kevin French Every week Removed graffiti skate park 9/24/2019 Robert Brooker complete Paint Library basement 9/30/2019 Robert Brooker complete Accounted for all Bear Proof recycle containers in Manitou/ cleaning and 9/17/2019 Kevin French replacing Placing cans City Facility Roofing, Fire Station 8/15/2019 Kevin French 9/20/2019 Hiawatha Gardens electric for asbestos 10/3/2019 Kevin french complete abetment watered all flower gardens in town 9/16/2019 Kevin French on‐going Snow equipment, blades/chains 10/5/2019 Kevin, Chris Chains ordered Painting outside restrooms 9/26/2019 Robert Brooker working Memorial hall set ups 9/23/2019 Robert, J. Toons, Kevin 9/25/2019 Stocked downtown Mutt Mitts 9/26/2019 Kevin French 10/3/2019 Custodial Coverage 9/23/2019 Kevin on‐going Pressure wash tables Soda Springs 9/25/2019 Kevin, Jason 10/2/2019 ADMIN TASK DESCRIPTIONDATE TO BE COMPLETED STAFF/EQUIPMENT DATE COMPLETED GIS Collaboration Meeeting 09/10/20109 Lynn Johnson, Rich Fabbro, Jeff Jones, Aly reschedule McAlwexander ERIG TCS Meeting with Events Coordinator 9/10/2019 Lynn Johnson re‐scheduled GIS PSD & Planning Meeting Complete 9/11/2019 Lynn Johnson Assist PSD Staff with ATSSA TCS Registration Complete Registration Information 09/03 & 04/2019 Lynn Johnson Research Trimble Product Handheld Mobile 9/10/2019 Lynn Johnson 50% complete Valve Information/Sketch Sheets Water GIS on‐going On Going Lynn Johnson TCP Pawnee Patch Back Utility Work 9/14/2019 Lynn Johnson 25% Completed FEMA Information w/Crystal Funding 8/15/2019 Lynn Johnson Complete POOL AND FITNESS CENTER: POOL AND FITNESS CENTER: This week has been quite productive for the facility. Staff has been working diligently on the detail cleaning around the facility. The women's showers are finally done, the curing process took properly this time and patrons are happy that the showers are open! The adult spa boiler continues to be serviced and everyone is (not-so) patiently waiting for the Adult Spa to be available again. Parkeys is scheduled for maintenance next week. The pool hosted the annual Puppy Pool Party last Sunday, raising over $300 – matching last year’s event. Staff decided to host an encore to the event, giving us an opportunity to increase attendance and encourage others to join the fun! The Encore Puppy Pool Party is scheduled for this Saturday – October 6th from 11 am – 2 pm.
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