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COUNCIL MEETING 0C T 1 5 1964 DATE: October 9, 1984 CITY OF QRONO TO: Orono City Council FROM: Chief Mel Kilbo SUBJECT: Used 7th Police Vehicle You requested information regarding another vehicle for the police department. We presently have 13 sworn officers and 14 reserve officers with 6 squad cars. The Chief is assigned an unmarked squad car, that leaves 5 marked squad cars. Two of the squads and 5 officers are assigned to the contract cities, that leaves 3 squad cars for 8 officers and 14 reserve officers. Presently ric so each officer is assigned to each squad car: 10- 2- 84 SQUAD M ASSIGNED TO YEAR MILEAGE CITY 135 Chief Kilbo 1981 42,000 Orono 138 Kirnyczuk-Pielow 1983 63,000 Orono 139 Anders on-Tomczyk 1983 61,000 Orono 140 Fritz ler-Johnson-Morowczynski 1984 * 27,000 S. Park 141 Sat. Cheswick -Pearson 1984 * 19,000 L. Lake 142 E k Gn riffiths 1984 * 16,000 Orono - *=since April 1984 Assistant Chief Burmaster uses whatever squad is available, as do the Reserves. By using this system, the squads are kept up better and repair cost are kept down. Any given day, we need three squads for each shift and some days we need four squads for each shift as we have four officers working each shift. Also, on any given day, some of the squads go in for repairs and service. There are days when we have officers attending schools, which require a squad to co to school, so we don't have to pay mileage (.23 per mile) for the officers private cars. Also, there are days when reserve officers work on special details, which require a squad car. Presently, we are using squad 0137 (which goes to auction on 10-6-84) for sending the officers to school, reserve activities, special undercover operations, hostage situations, command center in a disaster, and by the assistant chief when ever available.