HomeMy Public PortalAboutTIPD Quarterly Report Jan-Mar 2016 (2)City of Tybee Island Police Department Quarterly Report
Presented by:
Chief of Police
Robert J. Bryson
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Statistical Data- JANUARY
Calls for Service: 910
Arrests: 24
Traffic Citations: 454
Vehicular Accidents:
Reports: 2
Departmental: 1
Special Events:
Polar Bear Plunge
Mardis Gras
MLK Parade
Photos courtesy of Tybee Tales
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Statistical Data- FEBRUARY
Calls for Service: 993
Arrests: 34
Traffic Citations: 352
Vehicular Accidents:
Reports: 6
Departmental: 1
Special Events:
Critz Run
Valentine
Presidents Day
MS Walk
Retrieved from Google.pics
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Statistical Data- MARCH
Calls for Service: 1231
Arrests: 57
Traffic Citations: 274
Vehicular Accidents:
Reports: 6
Departmental: 2
Special Events:
Irish Heritage Fest
National Bike Safety
Week
Easter
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TIPD VIP: Neighbors Helping Neighbors
The monthly meeting is held the last Monday of every month
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TIPD Volunteer Program
The TIPD Volunteer Program officially kicked off March 2016
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Cpl Suddath’s shift rescued an injured pelican from Hwy 80
Lt Randolph conducted an Active Shooter class at City Hall
The Tybee branch of the YMCA of Coastal Georgia recognized TIPD as Official Superheroes for their support of the VIP program.
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Capt Hayes was recognized as the Employee of the Year by the City—way to go Captain!
Ofc Dauphinee recruiting the next generation of Law Enforcement Officers
Lt Randolph and Capt Fobes participated in a TIPD hosted Tazer training class
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Capt Fobes and Communications Officer Bryan reading to the TIMA kids on Dr. Seuss Day
Lt Toole and Ofc Lutz getting ready for their bike ride during National Bike to School Day!
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TIPD had the pleasure of cooking for the Ronald McDonald House twice in February. We look forward to doing it again!
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City Marshal Quarterly Report Lieutenant Joseph Toole Tybee Island Police Department
02/10/2016 – 04/17/2016
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Refuse Container Notices Issued – 113
Refuse Container Citations Issued – 7
Property Maintenance Notices Issued – 16
Commercial Dumpster Violations – 7
Commercial Dumpster Citations
– 2
Sunday Alcohol Sales Inspection – Doc’s Bar was not up to code and is not permitted to open at this time
Temporary Sign Violations – 16
Civil Fence Complaint – 708 Jones Ave (turned
over to zoning and planning)
Work without Permit Violations – 4
February Statistical Breakdown
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105 Jones Ave – Junk Furniture routinely left on property from Tybee Beach Vacation Rentals
Alger Ave – home demolition project started for derelict home
Littering Violation – Bubba
Gumbo’s
IGA Gate Repair began
February Statistical Breakdown
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Trash Container Violations – 31
Property Maintenance Notices Issued – 13
Property Maintenance brought to code (re-check) – 9
Property Maintenance Citations Issued - 2
Temporary Sign
Violations – 7
Working without Permit Violation – 5
Commercial Dumpster Violation – 2 (1 Citation Issued)
Sally Pierce Nature Trail investigation on tree’s being cut – permit was issued
for trees
27 Taylor St. – Public Safety Hazard due to Cedar Tree in the front of residence
11 Oceanview Court complaint of criminal trespass (some cut down trees/shrubbery on property)
– found that trimming was not done on her property (owned by homeowner’s association)
March Statistical Breakdown
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Hotel/Motel Tax Violations – 3
Operating business without license violation – 5
Tree Removal Permit Violation – 1
Conducted Sidewalk Permit review with all applicable business owners
March Statistical Breakdown (Cont’d)
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Trash Container Violations – 17
Temporary Sign Violations – 16
Property Maintenance Violations – 2
Property Maintenance brought to code (re-check after 30 days) – (1)
Operating business
without license – 5
Hotel/Motel Tax Violation – 2
Littering Violation – 1 (Sundae Café)
Work without permit violation – 1
Home business violation – 1
Right of Way Issue – Gerald’s Chuckwagon
Horses
Violation – 2
Sales or Soliciting Sales Violation – 1
Special Event Permit Violation – 1
April Statistical Breakdown
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In Closing
Thank you for your time and attention.
It is our pleasure to serve the residents, businesses and visitors of Tybee Island.
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