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Home My Public Portal About08/14/1981XQyIaC** *)So]:iy! 1*0CZA AUGUST 14, 1981 PRESENT: WILLIAM F. KOCH, JR. MAYOR JOAN S. LAPORTE VICE MAYOR JOEL HUNTER COMMISSIONER ALAN I. ARMOUR COMMISSIONER Also attending: Attorney John Randolph; Town Manager William Gwynn; Town Clerk Barbara Gwynn; Police Chief James Greer The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Koch at 9:00 A.M. Upon motion made by Mayor Koch to approve the Minutes for the Special Meeting, July 31, 1981, Commissioner Armour requested that the Minutes show that the hiring of a police officer was an emergency measure which hiring was authorized by the Commission. All were in favor upon the noted change. Mayor Koch stated that Barnett Bank was requesting an increase in interest on the loan made by the Town of Gulf Stream. The increase will go from 4 1/2% to 7 %. Commissioner Armour made the motion to accept the increase of the 7% interest. Vice Mayor LaPorte seconded the motion. Motion passed. Town Manager, William Gwynn, presented the financial reports for the month of July, 1981. There being no questions by the Commission, Commissioner Hunter made the motion for the approval of the Financial Reports. Vice Mayor LaPorte seconded the motion. All were in favor. The Financial Reports are attached hereto and made a part of the Minutes. Town Manager, William Gwynn, stated that he had no discussion on the proposed budget except to notify the Property Appraiser of the tentative millage which would be 7.0218. The date of the first public hearing on the budget is set for September 28, 1981, at 5 :00 P.M. at the Town Hall. Commissioner Armour moved that the Property Appraiser be notified, seconded by Vice Mayor LaPorte. All were in favor. Town Manager, William Gwynn, stated that when he notifies the Property Appraiser, the Property Appraiser will send written notices stating the increase in the millage, and will state the date and time of the public hearing. Chief James Greer then presented the police report for the month of July, 1981. The police report is hereby made a part of the minutes. Chief Greer then told about the paramedic meeting held August 3, 1981. Officer Pete Bucklew then explained what the forming of a paramedic service would entail - the equipment needed, required manpower, cost of operations and the options the Town could take. The Commission felt that Gulf Stream was not financially able to handle a paramedic service. Mayor Koch stated that the three neighboring communities should go together to form a paramedic service, or Gulf Stream should consider going with County. Page Two Commission Meeting August 14, 1981 Town Manager Gwynn informed the Commission that they needed to approve the 1980 -81 extension with Ocean Ridge for the Town's Fire Protection. Commissioner Armour moved for the approval of the extension, seconded by Commissioner Hunter. All were in favor. Town Manager Gwynn read a letter received from Representative Jim Watt. A request was made to appear before a Commission meeting. Mayor Koch stated that a letter should be written stating he would be welcomed anytime, and for a list of the dates of the meetings to be sent with the letter. All were in agreement. Attorney John Randolph explained the recent changes in the Sovereign Immunity Act. This Act increases the limits by which municipalities may be sued under State Law. Town Manager Gwynn then read a letter from Mrs. Thomas Brandt, Secretary for the Board Members and residents of Place Au Soleil, commending Chief Greer and the Police Department for making Gulf Stream a safer community in which to live. Letters from State Senator Don C. Childers and State Representative Ray Libirti were read. These letters were in reply to the Town's position regarding Bethesda Hospital and the City of Boca Raton. Commissioner Hunter reminded the Commission that there was still the problem of having two funds. He felt that the Town should abolish all reference to special funds. Mayor Koch stated that he had always been told that the Town had to have two funds. Town Manager Gwynn said he would check into this matter and have an answer for the Commission. Town Manager Gwynn read a letter from Allen W. Webb, Engineering Assistant, stating that there were County maintained streets located within the municipal limits of the Town of Gulf Stream and that by Resolution 81 -805, they would be transferred from the County Road System to the City Street System. The Resolution listed the streets to be transferred. Mayor Koch instructed the Town Clerk to write a letter stating that Gulf Stream would not accept the roads until they were in first class condition. Commissioner Armour moved to accept the Resolution, conditional that the roads would be fixed. All were in agreement. Meeting adjourned 9:55 A.M. 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W w m• w tn'( H H. rrrrw rt w to Nw (D m ro w �'wx H m H NA.m 0.m O N \ 00 FA rt 0 00 OD F+ O W O O J V ON F., ON r G H 00 r w �e 00 00 IO O V J �I OH4 n w Cktl M H o ct rt w H � u m N la Fl H 0 00 r H H (H� H H n n 00 00 t2i O O C i t V V " ., G N OHO r w n '6-0 Cr tri W 0 tz7 0Pd4x4x n b txj CL 0 zz Q. W w m• w tn'( H H. rrrrw rt w to Nw (D m ro w �'wx H m H NA.m 0.m O N \ 00 FA rt 0 00 OD F+ G N OHO r w n '6-0 Cr tri W 0 tz7 0Pd4x4x n b txj CL 0 zz Q. W w m• w tn'( H H. rrrrw rt w to Nw (D m ro w �'wx H m H NA.m 0.m O N \ 00 FA rt 0 00 OD F+ POLICE REPORT Month of June 1981 TO: Police Commissioner, Robert Dixson FROM: Chief James W. Greer Burglaries Reported 1 Attempted Burglaries I Stolen Property Recovered 0 Burglary Cases Cleared 1 Gulf Stream 0 Other Agencies Arrests Felony 0 Hours Lt. Mahoney Misdeameanor 0 163 Bucklew Warrants 0 176 Walsh Traffic 115 163 Bunner Warnings 23 160 Osborn FIR's 24 176 Hood DWI 1 152 ' False Alarms 789 25 160 Traffic Accidents 800 2 (one traffic 7,3515 Tn fatality, 2 deaths 2 Deaths Total Case Reports 72 Mils e Days Hours Lt. Mahoney 1,000 19 163 Bucklew 1,186 22 176 Walsh 981 19 163 Bunner 999 20 160 Osborn 656 21 176 Hood 968 19 152 Hatton 789 20 160 Stocks 800 22 176 7,3515 Tn BUDGET WORK SHEET For the period October 1, 1980 thru July 31, 1981 j C Budget Actual Proposed 1980- For 10 Budget 1981 Months 1981 - 1982 GENERAL FUND , REVENUE: Fines 100 3,365 10,000 Permits 3,000 6,954 3,000 Licenses 6,500 8,696 10,000 Alcoholic beverage 456 456 456 Trash Collection 30,000 23,449 302000 Taxes -Real Estate 7.0218 mills 215,164 213,411 381,714 State Fla. Homestead Exemption 1,714 1,430 1,430 Franchise F1a.Power & Light Co. 31,924 28,133 35,000 Franchise So. Bell Tel & Tel Co. 900 977 1,000 Interest Income 5,000 7,329 5,000 State of Fla- Gasoline Tax 650 636 650 Florida Revenue Sharing 8,753 8,363 9,000 Cigarette Tax Refund 2,000 1,491 « 2,000 Franchise Gable T.V. -0- 587 600 Other Revenue 100 219 200 P.B. City Roads & Bridges 17,000 19,649 19,000 Transfer from Fed. Rev. Sharing 1,400 2,400 0 Unexpended Fund from Previous Year 10,000 0- TOTAL - GENERAL FUND REVENUE 334,661 307,545 509,050 EXPENDITURES: ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL Clerks Salary 201620 17,594 22,700 Postage, Printing & Stationery 850 2,185 1,700 Office Supplies & Expenses 2,000 1,549 21000 Telephone 1,700 1,614 2,400 Electricity 1,800 1,545 2,200 Transportation 1,000 1,040 2,900 Building maintenance 900 1,012 1,200 Lawn maintenance 200 -0- 200 Insurance 17,500 7,068 14,000 Insurance - Medical 5,000 5,022 7,400 Secretarial Ser.- vacation /assistant 2,200 3,792 31300 Social Security Tax-all 11,100 9,840 17,200 Bookkeeping service 1,980 1,505 2,200 Retirement Plan 8,627 4,005 1.2,900 2 - 121,933 199,480 ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL CONT. 2,500 12,878 2,500 C Budget Actual Proposed ' 1980- For 10 Budget Radio Service & Repair 1981, Months 1981- Crime Prevention & Criminal Inv. 500 500 1982 Legal and Professional 10,000 7„402 10,000 Misc. - Dues 500 441 500, Legal advertising 500 326 500 Other 100 174 200 County permit fee 1,500 2,01.6 1,500 -Town Library 1,236 1,030 1,400, Capital Expenditures- Administrative 1,300 2,051 1,000 Water Fund Share of Gen' "s Admin. Exp. 14 550 (12,125) (16,000) TOTAL 76,063 59,086 91,400 POLICE DEPARTMENT Salaries 121,955 121,933 199,480 Uniforms, Equipment & Supplies 2,500 12,878 2,500 Auto maintenance 19,000 18,453 19,000 Cleaning Uniforms 1,100 565 1,100 Radio Service & Repair 8,000 9,851 9,000 Crime Prevention & Criminal Inv. 500 500 1,000 �) Capital Expenditures 6,000 19,237 6,000 Water Fund Share of Police (2,640) (2,200) (3,000) TOTAL 156,415 181,217 235,080 FIRE PROTECTION: Fire Contract Cost 18,000 1.3,743 32,000 Maintenance repair 400 20 400 Capital expenditures -0- TOTAL 18,400 13,763 36,400 STREETS AND EASEMENTS: Maintenance, Repairs & Supplies 500 776 800 Lighting 10,300 8,647 11,000 Signs 450 287 450 Capital Expenditures 9,920 10,000 TOTAL 21,170 9,710 22,250 - 3 - SANITATION DEPARTMENT: Salaries Garbage Collecti n Contract Truck Maintenance and Service Uniforms Disposal fees Capital Expenditures TOTAL Deficit 1980 -81 TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENSES BUDGET ACTUAL PROPOSED 1980- For 10 Budget 1981 Months 1981- 1982 24,332 19,502 27,900 27,300 22,400 65,520 3,000 3,366 4,000 700 538 700 4,000 2,296 4,000 800 800 60,132 48,102 102,920 25,000 332,180 311,878 509,050 - 4 - WATER FUND REVENUE: From sales Interest from invested surplus funds TOTAL WATER REVENUE EXPENDITURES: Cost of Water Repairs Engineering and Surveying Interest Meter Reading Billing and Collection Lease -Gulf Stream Golf Club Postage- printing 6 Stationery Water Fund Share of Gen'1 6 Adm. Exp. Police Dept. Expenses Debt Retirement Computer Program 6 Processing BUDGET ACTUAL PROPOSED 1980- For 10 Budget 1981 Months 1981- 1982 126,000 113,644 136,000 5,540 5,548 7,140 131,540 119,192 143,140 69,300 59,867 73,420 5,000 4,557 5,000 500 500 5,000 5,304 5,900 1,800 1,300 2,400 2,200 1,393 3,300 5,750 5,750 5,750 800 502 800 14,550 12,125 16,000 2,640 2,200 3,000 24,000 15,000 24,270 -0- -0- 2,800 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 131,540 107,998 143,140 Y TLace Au Sale. L 4,moci.ati.on, Ync. T.O. Box 2374 (ju. } SttAean, FL 33444 July 21, 1981 Mr. James Greer, Chief Gulf Stream Police Department 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, Florida 33444 Dear Chief Greer: On behalf of the Board Members and residents of Place Au Soleil, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your police force for your continued effort in making Gulf Stream one of the safest communities in Palm Beach County in which to live. Specifically, I refer to the attached articles regarding the arrest of one of the "Gypsies" just recently. Quoting from one of be proud again " - -we, all your work. Thank you. Enclosures the articles, "Gulf Stream police can as residents, are also very proud of Sincerely yoours,�, p� Mrs. Thomas E. Brandt Secretary A2— l3ws Journal, Jul 9 to July 15, 1981 _ eek Gyps arrested in Gu f Stream GULFSTREAM — The "queen of the Gypsies" was apprehended —at least for a little while — Sunday, ` o July 7 in Gulf Stream.' She was doing her job and they were doing theirs, says Police Chief Jimmy Greer, so the Gulf Stream police arrested Maria Lakatos for ,;,burglarizing a luxury home there. Greer said she was also wanted for six other burglaries and assaulting a police officer in Gulf Stream. Lakatos, self - described to the Gulf Stream police as a veteran burglar, told police she makes a living along with other Polish gypsies flying to cities on Florida's Gold Coast for a .weekend of burglaries, Greer said. Lakatos was arrested Sunday after a suspicious car was seen by policeman Joseph Stocks, who like other Gulf Stream police has been on the alert for a female gypsy burglar with a rented car since April ,28, Greer said. * , : ; . Stocks saw the car leave the driveway of 2925 Polo Dr. and return. As he approached the car, the woman inside leaned on the horn and a man and woman ran from the house across the nearby golf course, dropping expensive goods behind. About $8,000 of stolen property was recovered from the burglary scene, aoms CC which was carried In pillow cases. " `Lakatos 'was booked and heldfor ;100,000 bond in to burglary. Greer said she goes by os�Ijber 15 other alias. "She told me she' only spent three days in jail for all f her life," Greer said. "They're professionals. This is their living." Greer said his department had information on the "queen of the gypsies' since April and has been on the lookout ever since a similar burglary there. "I had her picture and fingerprints laying right on my desk when they arrested her," he . . said. The Gulf Stream police department is still investigating the whereabouts* of the two people, a man and a woman, who escaped the scene. "We've got possible hints all over the country," he said. Greer attributes Lakato's arrest to a team effort of the Gulf Stream police who were working undercover to solve this case. " y guys are on the 6a11;' he said. . Gulf Stream police can be proud again Less than six months ago, the Gulf Stream Police Depart- ment was on its knees. Today, it is standing proud. Most of 1980 was a nightmare. The force was without a leader, Its last chief forced from the job by intense political pressure. The department's troubles were deep and seemingly insurmountable. Then Jimmy Greer became chief and Apparently turned things around, or rather upside down. Profesionalism has, been restored to the force. Neighboring police officers are be- ginning to speak well of their counterparts in Gulf Stream. In March, Gulf Stream officers solved five burglaries in a week and arrested two juveniles and two adults, who later were charged with two more burglaries in nearby Delray Beach. "The police are becoming very active in Gulf Stream," a Delray Beach captain said. "Their aggressiveness has certain- ly helped ... " Last week a nifty bit of detective work resulted in anoth- er impressive arrest in Gulf Stream. Ever alert since a tip after an April burglary of a posh residence, Maria Lakatos was arrested in a par in the drive- way of another big home. Police suspect she is part of a band of Gypsies responsible for innumerable burglaries along the Gold Coast and around the country. Once again, another community benifited. The woman ,was wanted by Oakland Park, a Fort Lauderdale suburb, in connection with six burglaries and an assault on a police offi- cer. "Those people gave us a lot of trouble," an appreciative Oakland Park detective said. It looks like the Gulf Stream Police Department will be giving a'lot of crooks plenty of trouble. MIA .M1 flEGjRa -'D 7AgeI. Board of County Commissioners Frank Foster, Chairman Norman Gregory, Vice - Chairman ` Peggy B. Evatt Dennis P. Koehler Bill Bailey March 30, 1981 William F. Koch, Jr., Mayor Town of Gulf Stream 246 Sea Road Gulf Stream, FL 33444 Dear Mayor Koch: { County Administrator John C. Sansbury Department of Engineering and Public Works H. F. Kahlert County Engineer Section 335.04 of the Florida. Statutes requires the functional classification of all roads within the State of Florida and the subsequent transfer of authority and jurisdiction of certain roads from the road system of one governing body to that of another. nie Board of County Ca¢sissioners adopted Resolution R -81 -351 on March 24, 1981, transferring all jurisdiction, control, title or interest of Palm Beach County in and to the roads listed on the enclosed Resolution, to A similar Resolution by your Council is necessary to complete the transfer. It would be greatly appreciated if you would bring this matter to the attention of your Council at your earliest convenience, and furnish this office with a copy of said Resolution when adopted so that the County Engineer can notify the Department of Transportation of the transfer. If yuii i7d'v2 ffiiy' y`�i25tiv`,Is ragardi?lg tills Batter, plc?ase Call SPe at the number listed below, extension 4252. Sincerely yours, Allen W. Webb, Eng±neering Assistant Engineering Coordination Division ncr Encl. BOX 2429 ' WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33402 ' (3051 684.24 RESOLUTION NO. R -81- 351 RESOLUTION OF THE PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, TRANS- FERRING ROADS UNDER THE COUNTY ROAD SYSTEM TO THE CITY ROAD SYSTEM UNDER THE CONTROL AND AUTHORITY OF THE TOM OF GULFSTREAM. WHEREAS, Section 335.04 Florida Statutes requires the functional classification of roads within the State of Florida and, as a result of such classification the transfer of authority and Jurisdiction of certain roads from the road system of one governing body to the road system of another governing body; and WHEREAS, certain roads within the municipal limits of the Town of Gulfstream are scheduled for transfer from the County Road System to the City Street System in keeping with said functional classification and the definition of the two systems as provided by Section 334.03 Florida Statutes, and said roads are listed as follows: 1. Sea Road - (From A1A West to the Intra - Coastal Waterway). NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, that: 1. All jurisdiction, control, title or interest of Palm Beach County in and to the above stated roads classified as part of the City Street System is hereby transferred to the Town of Gulfstream upon receipt of a resolution from the City accepting the jurisdiction of the roads. 2. The Chairman and Clerk of this Board are hereby authorized to execute any County Deeds or other documents which may be requested by the city to assure all interests of the County are transferred, including assignments of all maintenance, utility and railroad crossing agreements. 3. County Attorney and County Engineer are hereby authorized to deliver said County Deeds and assignments, and any other items, including right of way maps and surveys requested by the Town pursuant to the transfer of control. 4. Upon receipt of a Resolution from the Town of Gulfstream accepting jurisdiction of the above referenced roads, the County Engineer shall notify the Florida Department of Transportation that the roads have been turned over to the Town. The foregoing resolution was offered by Commissioner Bailey , who moved its adoption. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Koehler , and upon being put to a vote, the vote was as follows: FRANK H. FOSTER, JR. AYE NORMAN R. GREGORY A7E PEGGY B. EVATT AYE DENNIS P. KOEHLER AYE BILL BAILEY AYE The Chairman thereupon declared the resolution duly passed and adopted this 24th day of March , 1981• PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA BY ITS BOARD OF COUNTY MWISSIONERS JOHN B. 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N > A WI u u z C al a D: go - ZL1a° al aaFOwa It 00 N N d en VT 6 F O F Page 2 CHECKS DRAWN ON OPERATING ACCOUNT: 711 Town of Gulf Stream General Fund 712 James Greer Delware Trip Expense is 713 Clarence Sova Supplies 714 Town of Ocean Ridge Breathalyzer Test 715 Executive Management Consultants Research; Zoning Ord. 716 Fla. Unemployment Compensation Bill Howse 717 Boynton Auto Supply, Inc. Police Department 718 Crystal Water Co. June -July 719 Chapman Radiator PD /Sanitation 720 Gulf Oil Corporation Gas- August 721 IBM PD (Repair Contract) 722 Paragon Cleaners Police Department 723 Tom Sova PD /Auto Maint. July 724 Lindsley Arms Cartridge Co., Inc. PD /Ammunition 725 Earl Wallace Ford PD /Parts 726 Association Consultants of Fla. Employee Health Ins. 727 City of Delray Beach July Water 728 County Sanitation, Inc. August charge 729 Good Life TH /Cassette Tapes 730 William Gwynn PD /Chair & Mat 731 Little Club Use 6 Repair Electrical pump 732 Mobile Communications Town Hall 733 Ocean City Lumber PD /Sanitation 734 Purity Uniforms Sanitation Dept. 735 Risk Management Ina. Agency, Inc. Endorsement -add 181 Chev. 736 Palm Beach Newspaper, Inc. Town Hall /Notice 737 Bo -Del, Inc. Town Hall /Police Dept. 38 So. Bell & Tel. Co. Town Hall /July charges %39 Void 740 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll Account 741 Larry Daniels Police Dept /Paint 742 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll Account 743 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll Account 744 Federal Reserve Bank Withholding /August 745 Hands TH /Office supplies 746 Harvel & DeLand Water- June,July 1981 747 City of West Palm Beach PD /Parking Violation 748 Palm Beach Jr. College PD /Enrollment 749 William E. Gwynn June Accounting 750 Checkwriter Insurance Insurance 751 C.K.'s Lock Shop PD /Keys 752 Bd. of County Commissioners Trash Disposal -July 753 Palm Bch. Cty; Building Dept. Building Plans -75% Agreement 754 Florida Power and Light TH and Streets 755 Department of Administration Retirement 756 Chapman Radiator PD 757 Void 758 City of Delray Beach August Water 759 Cash Petty Cash 760 Postmaster Stamps 761 Joe Rosen Auto Air Conditioning Police Dept. 762 Southern Bell Tel. 6 Tel. TH 53 Town of Gulf Stream Payroll Account ,64 William Gwynn Car Allowance 765 James Greer PD /Chief's Assoc. Mtg. 766 Federal Reserve Bank Withholding July J 78.20 161.60 89.29 25.00 225.00 1,260.00 268.49 52.85 447.37 1,417.63 83.50 79.25 418.00 38.12 18.30 806.10 6,835.62 2,240.00 84.24 30.00 2,449.75 48.00 155.09 60.00 27.00 9.70 286.50 193.69 1,961.13 175.00 787.00 4,818.90 1,707.29 97.18 1,198.00 3.00 30.00 140.00 89.50 3.30 256.00 201.00 1,252.16 10.22 168.28 6,492.42 33.44 18.00 200.00 57.87 5,356.44 200.00 24.00 1,358.84 Page 3 CHECKS DRAWN ON OPERATING ACCOUNT: 767 Florida Retirement System July S/S $ 2,352.00 768 Void 769 Boyd's Body Shop Sanitation Dept. 1,267.50 770 Association Consultants, Inc. Employee Health Ins. 707.60 TOTAL $48,854.36 SUMMARY OF CHECKS DRAWN ON PAYROLL ACCOUNT: 174 Clarence Sova Wages First 1/2 August $ 793.22 175 James Colebrook " " it " 695.82 176 Joe Stocks " " " It 472.09 177 James Walsh " " " It 787.00 178 William Gwynn " 500.00 179 James Greer " 685.22 180 Charles Bunner " " " 438.73 181 Dick Hood " " 496.57 182 James Mahoney " 616.86 183 Herbert Hatton " " 499.51 184 Leslie Bucklew " " 492.21 185 Susan Law " " 322.80 186 Michael Osborn IT " if 544.42 187 Laurie Hatton " " " " 222.58 188 James Greer Wages Last 1/2 August 685.22 189 Charles Bunner 11 " " " 452.47 190 Dick Hood It " " 496.57 191 James Mahoney it It " 616.86 192 Herbert Hatton " " " 513.25 13 Leslie Bucklew " If " 492.21 194 Susan Law " " " " 352.94 195 Michael Osborn of " 544.42 196 Laurie Hatton " 230.41 197 William Gwynn 500.00 198 Joe Stocks " 472.09 $12,923.47 TOWN OF GULF STREAM CASH PROJECTION 1981 CASH Bank balances - Checking Bank balances - Savings 5 114% Redeem Cert. of Deposit Receipts - Revenues Total Expenditures Surplus INVESTMENTS Due Beginning of period Sun Bk Cert. of Deposit (Water) 10/22/81 " " " " 11/ 4/81 of " " 9/17/81 Total End of Period SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 18,000 and OCT. 22,313 22,313 46,005 46,005 10,000 10,000 12.000 36.000 90,318 114,318 60,000 110,000 30,318 4,318 Rate 13.87 18,000 18,000 15.35 23,000 23,000 12.35 10,000 10,000 51,000 51,000 Sun Bk Cert. of Deposit (Water) 10/22/81 13.87 18,000 18,000 " " " " " 11/ 4/81 15.35 23,000 23,000 Total 41,000 41,000 Indebtedness Barnett Bank Open 7.007. 95,860 95,860 POLICE REPORT Month of August, 1981 To: Police Commissioner, Robert Dixson From: Chief James W. Greer Burglaries Reported: Attempted Burglaries: Stolen Property Recovered: Burglary Cases Cleared: ARRESTS 1 0 1 TV, Value ...... $ 300.00 1 Stolen Vehicle.$35,000.00 $35,300.00 Gulf Stream...... 1 Other Agencies... 0 Total............ 6 Felony 2 Misdeameanors 4 Warrants 1 Traffic 39 (not included in total) Warnings 9 FIR's 24 False Alarms 31 Traffic Accidents Total Case Reports Sexual Battery (Rape) 3 82 1, cleared by arrest Mila e Days Hours Mahoney 1100 20 160 Hatton 1107 21 168 Hood 954 19 152 Bucklew 1232 23 184 Stocks 624 10 88 Oliva 179 4 32 Bunner 1518 21 168 Walsh 365 7 56 7079 125 1008