pfcm19790118POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MUSKEG0
January 18, 1979
The regular quarterly meeting of the Muskego Police and Fire Commis-
sion was held on Thursday, January 18, 1979, in the conference room of the
Police Department. The meeting was called to order by President Horn at
8:07PM. Present were Mr. Horn, Mr. Bohrer, Mr. Lindner, Mr. Moser, Marsha
Swarthout, and Chief Scholz.
The minutes of the September 19, 1978 meeting were read. Mr. Lindner
moved to approve the minutes as read. Seconded by Mr. Moser. Motion carried
unanimously.
There was no old business.
Under new business Mr. Moser inquired as to the present standing of the
eligibility list which expires in July 1979. Chief Scholz reports that this
eligibility list appears to be satisfactory at the present time. The top
three candidates have recently been contacted and are still interested in the
job. The first two men would be entry level applicants while the third one
is presently a police officer. The eligibility list is to be discussed at the
Commissioners' April meeting so it can be extended if so desired.
The County-wide Recruitment Program as set up by W.C.T.I. was discussed
with Chief Scholz reporting at the present time it is stymied due to lack of
interest by the various departments in the county.
Chief Scholz reports that the following new appointments have been made
within the department:
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January 18, 1979
0 Sgt. DuWayne Dzibinski was promoted to Lieutenant and is the Services
Division Conrmander.
Officer Bill Meeks was promoted to Sergeant and assigned to the Late
Shift.
Sgt. John Johnson vas assigned to the Day Shift and is also the super-
visor of Team #5.
Sgt. Floyd Gifford was assigned to the Relief Shift.
The Consolidated Monthly Report and the Monthly Analysis Report, which
are sent to each Commissioner every month, were explained by Chief Scholz.
He also discussed the Crime Prevention Program which is being set up.
Mr. Lindner moved that the meeting be adjourned. Seconded by Mr. Moser.
The meeting adjourned at 9:30PM. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday.
April 19, 1979.
Respectfully submitted,
Marsha Swarthout
Secretary
EDN'IIILY AIALYSIS FOR DECEMBER 1978
A capsule analysis of the crime trends in the city oE Muskego reveals the
tulluwing salient satistics:
'rahle #4 tllc Crilllc Indux sild Pulice ACL ivity Tretid SIIUWS for the Month
~3f 1)ecemher 1978 there wfl'e. 110 reported llulnicides. Kohheries.Hapes or
Aggravated Assai!lts. 111 Ikcclul~er 1977 tllerc also was IIO S~ICII reptzrted
crimes,
Part 1 crimes against pruperty SIIUWS no reported Burglaries and 15 reported
'I'liefts and 2 Reported Auto 'I'hefts fur Uecemtler of 1Y78. These figures
show a -19% cllange from December 1977. For the year 1978 Burglaries
llave increased 51X and 'I'llefts have increased 2% over the same period in 1977.
Table 86 shows that 14% of Part I crimes were cleared by arrest in 1978
as compared wit11 the 25% cleared in 1977.
Table #7, a total of 92persons were arrested and charged with Part I
cr.&ms i.n 1978 as compared with 96 persons so arrested and charged in 1977
or a -4X decrease. Part 11 offenses a total of 506 persons were arrested
and charged in 1978 as compared to 454 persons 80 arrested and cllarged
in 1977 OK a +li% increase.
Juvenile apprekensions show a 55% decrease in 1978 as to 1977.
Accident history shows that for the mnth of December 1978 there were 31 acci.dents
as compared with 24 accidents reported in December 1977, OK a +2W increase.
For the year 1978 a total of 221 accidents were reported as compared with 221
accidents in 1977 or a 0% change.
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The +7% increase in crlums Part I is well above the National Average for
cities our size since they experience a 'I.% increase. The 1UL clearence rate
is still above the National Average for solving crimes of this type.
Lt. D. Dzibinskt
TABLE I. DAILY AVERAGE PATROL STRENGTH
slm: 111.1111
I. mal numlwr of prdrulllmll
Include8 1 Lt & 3 Sgts .......
doya, ew.. .............. "I
6.421 6.24 Total average daily a
5. Available for pstrol duty ..... 9.76
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TABLE 4 -- CRIME INDEX AND POLICE ACTIVITY TREND
". . -
OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE
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CHANGE
CURRENl VElR VI. LAST ?Ern - CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
lPIR1 I CLIS>E5)
-
"I, >*YE YOYlH
RCPOYIEDOR ACTUAL THlI Kt4OIN UNFOUI(DE0 VE~~ TOD,TE OFFENIEI
VI. SAME PERIOD
LAST VEAR LAST VEAR
rntr uo*Tn
-
THIS MONTH NUMBER PERCENI NUMBER PERCENT
. " - .. "_ -
-. ". . . " ~ -
Io. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGEHT
.I
MANSLAUGHTER 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
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1. FORCIRLE RAPE TOTAL , -100 0 0 0' 0 0 0 .-
Y. RAPE OV FORCE
h AllEYPlS 10 CWYlT FORCIBLE RAPE
- - "
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1 .. _?
I. ROBBERY TOTAL -1-1 OOJ 0 0 1 0 0 0 ____" ~ - -0~" a "0"""-
0 ~. .
a. FIREIRY
b. XN(FE OR EUlTlNG INITRUUENl
r. OlIIER DANCEROUIWEAPON
d. SlROMC.AEY IHANDS. FlSlL FEET. E1C.I
- ~.
. .- .o - +lo[);, .
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4. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT~TS 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0
m. FIREARY
b. KNICE OR CUTTING INSIYUYENl
c, OTHER DAplCEROUIWEAPOM
0 0 1 0 0 0
d. HANDS. FIJlI. FEET. ElC. - 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2
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e
TorAL WYELLU(EOUINONCRIYINAL CALLI . . . . . . , . . . . . . .
TOTAL CALLS FOE POLICE SERVICE
MOTOR VEHICLES RECOVERED
IAI NUMBER STOLENLOCALLI ANDRECOVEREDLDCALLY. ..... . .
lBl NUY8ER STOLEN LOCALLY AND RECOVEREDIV OTHER JURISGiCTIMS. . , . . . . . .
IC) 1DlAL LOCALLY SlDLEll AUlOI RECOVERED . . . . . . .
ID) NUYSER IlOLEllOUl OF JURlSD1ClION. RECDVEREDLOCALLV. . . . , a ...
1.
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TABLE 5 -- VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED '.
OFFEHSE
VALUE OF PROPERTY VALUEOF PROPERTY
VALUEOF PROPERTY STOLEN LOCALLY
STOLEN LOCALLY NIDRECOV~RED STOLEN LOCALLY
u10 RECOVERED BY LOCALLY OTHER JURI$OICTIOI(
TOTALV*LUEOF
LOEALLY
PRoPERTY RECoVEREo
VALUE OF PROPERTV
STOLEN OTHEY
JURISDICTIONS
RECOVERED __ - "
I TOTAL I b630 I 1500 0 1500 0
L-. ~ TABLE 6 -- OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST OR EXCEPTIONA
b-" year to date
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CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES
(PART I CLASSES)
EXCEPTIONAL MEANS
. CRIMINAL HOYlClDE
MEANS
PERCENYOFCLEARINCES
INVOLVINCONLV'PERIOW;
UNDER 18 YEARS OF Act
1 6%