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Home My Public Portal AboutLTC 175-2016 Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the period of September 23, 2016 through September 29, 2016BAL HARBOUR V I L L A G E - OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE MANAGER LETTER TO COUNCIL NO. 175-2016 To: Mayor Martin Packer and Members of the Village Council From: Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Managers Date: September 30, 2016 Subject: Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the period of September 23, 2016 through September 29, 2016 The purpose of this Letter to Council (LTC) is to transmit to you a Weekly Report from the Bal Harbour Police Department that I requested in order to enhance the flow of communication and transparency. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please feel free to call the Chief or me directly. JMG/MdIR BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT , OFFICER HAR& oUR MARK N. OVERTON >" Chief of Police FLA Weekly Summary Report Week of Friday September 23 — Thursday September 29, 2016 Calls for Service Reports Arrests Code Enforcement Traffic' Enforce Primary 94 Incident 28 Felony 00 Warning 00 Citation 39 Back Up Outside Jurisdiction 01 Crash 01 Misdemeanor 00 Notice 01 Warning 19 Parking 17 Total 95 Total 29 Total 00 Total 01 Total 75 1W... Bal Harbour Marine Patrol Unit Enforcement Initiatives" Assist Citations 07 Warnings 09 Stops & 16 Other 00 Reports 00 Contacts Agency Collins Avenue Traffic Safety & Enforcement Initiatives Citations 44 Warnings 17 Traffic Enforcement a ai s Day Date Location Citations Warnings Friday 09/23/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 00 00 Friday 09/23/16 Collins Avenue Radar Enforcement 02 04 Friday 09/23/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 00 00 Friday 09/23/16 Frontage Road & North Lot 02 00 Friday 09/23/16 Twenty is Plenty Residential 00 00 Saturday 09/24/16 Collins Avenue Radar Enforcement 01 00 Saturday 09/24/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 02 00 Saturday 09/24/16 Frontage Road(Wrong Way -Speeding) 00 00 BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICER. ss. D MARK N. OVERTON E 0 Chief of Police 0, 4! \�FLA Weekly Summary Report Saturday 09/24/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 04 02 Sunday 09/25/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 01 00 Sunday 09/25/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 04 00 Sunday 09/25/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 01 00 Sunday 9/25/16 Twenty is Plenty Residential 00 00 Monday 09/26/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 09 02 Monday 09/26/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 08 01 Monday 09/26/16 Residential 20 is Plenty 00 00 Tuesday 09/27/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 04 01 Tuesday 09/27/16 Collins Avenue Radar Traffic Enforcement 01 00 Tuesday 09/27/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 00 00 Tuesday 09/27/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 02 01 Tuesday 09/27/16 Residential 20 is Plenty 00 00 Wednesday 09/28/16 Collins Avenue Radar Traffic Enforcement 01 00 Wednesday 9/28/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 00 00 Wednesday 09/28/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 00 00 Wednesday 09/28/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 00 00 Wednesday 9/28/16 Residential 20 is Plenty 00 00 Thursday 9/29/16 Collins Avenue Radar Traffic Enforcement 00 00 Thursday 09/29/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 00 00 Thursday 09/29/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 00 02 Thursday 09/29/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 00 00 Thursday 09/29/16 Residential 20 is Plenty 00 00 64d;7/3 BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT d oFF'cF HAR@OGA Ao MARK N. OVERTON Chief of Police 4*� FLA Weekly Summary Report Weekly Code Enforcement Efforts / Comments Code Enforcement in conjunction with Public Works continues to check the entire Village for areas of standing water in regards to Zika virus prevention efforts. They continue to visit all construction sites, maintaining contact with the contractors to immediately address areas of concern. All construction sites were found to be in compliance this week. Additionally, Code Manager Escarra attended a mosquito abatement training session hosted by Miami -Dade Mosquito control. A Special Master Hearing was held to address three pending code violations. Code Officer Mobley presented all the cases, receiving an affirmative ruling on each case. The Quarzo was fined $2000.00 for an appearance violation. A unit located inside the Harbour House property was fined $3500.00 for a short term rental violation. Lastly, a unit within the Balmoral property was fined $5250.00 also for a short term rental violation. There was one code violation issued within the gated community this week for an appearance code violation. Continued BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT oFF�CFR HA R@o 1 MARK N. OVERTON Chief of Police 4po`�G ,..AS FLA Weekly Summary Report Noteworthy Incidents The incidents listed below are included in the above totals. However they are sufficient interest to be noted. Date Incident/Arrest Location 09/25/16 Disabled Vessel Haulover Inlet Narrative / Comments While patrolling the intercostal waterways, the Bal Harbour Police marine patrol noticed a vessel in the Haulover Inlet that was experiencing mechanical issues. In an effort to prevent the disabled vessel from drifting towards the rocks and creating a potential hazard for passing vessels, the officers were able to successfully tow the disabled vessel to a safe area. No injuries or damages were reported. Date Incident/Arrest Location 09/27/16 Fishing Violation Beach Jetty Narrative / Comments Bal Harbour police officers were notified of a fisherman possibly cleaning fish on the jetty. When the officers arrived, they noticed several fishing items scattered along the jetty. The male was informed that cleaning fish on the jetty is prohibited. The male gathered his belongings and voluntarily left the area. The officer conducted a random fishing license check of all persons fishing on the jetty. No violations were issued. Date Incident/Arrest Location 09/28/16 Suspicious Person 9700 Collins Ave (Bus Bay) Narrative / Comments While patrolling the Collins Avenue corridor, a Bal Harbour police officer noticed a female asleep on the bus bench. The officer made contact with the woman and learned that she was homeless and did not require medical attention. She was offered homeless assistance; however she declined the assistance. The female then voluntarily left the area. Completed by: Oscar Amago, Lieutenant Date: September 29, 2016