Police and public safety items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
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| Police and public safety | 88 |
| Fire and EMS | 7 |
| Contracts and procurement | 6 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 5 |
| Arts and public art | 4 |
| Grants and outside funding | 4 |
| Roads and transportation | 4 |
| Appointments and personnel | 3 |
| Budget and appropriations | 3 |
| Parks and recreation | 3 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 3 |
| Comprehensive plan | 2 |
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Recognizes National Preparedness Month. Listed for reference only.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The police chief brings a rewritten false alarm ordinance and an amended fee schedule, presented to the council on 25 August. False alarm statistics were added to the packet since.
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Three minutes per speaker. One submission on a fentanyl awareness initiative is attached to the agenda.
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Individual appeals against parking citations. The committee's recommendation goes to the police chief within the week; the chief makes the final decision.
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Staff summary of how the town's false alarm ordinance is working.Presentation Police and public safety
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Progress against the committee's annual workplan, including town event support: one of four calendar-year events covered so far.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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12 New ItemsOther Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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A graduation from the community police academy.Other Police and public safety
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12 New ItemsOther Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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11 New ItemsOther Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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An analysis of the fire department's deployment model, meaning where stations sit and how fast they reach calls.
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Procedural Police and public safety
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A 2023 gap analysis of the fire department, setting out where cover falls short.
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11 New ItemsOther Police and public safety
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A budget work session on 2025 achievements and follow-up from the winter retreat.
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Procedural Police and public safety
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Procedural Police and public safety
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Recognition of town staff who deployed to western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.
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A public hearing and vote on adopting the 2024 Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan, briefed with a first hearing on November 26.
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A contract with Axon to replace the police department's body-worn and in-car cameras. Briefed and voted the same night, with a project memo, workbook, purchasing agreement and quote in the packet.
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A resolution and capital project ordinance funding a new records management system for the police department.
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Updates to the interlocal agreement covering 911 emergency dispatch and communications service, revised in November after an August version.
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The first briefing and public hearing on adopting the 2024 Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan. The vote follows on December 10.
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Police Chief Pete Acosta brings a resolution and capital project ordinance amendment to buy a new records management system. Council gets a first look Nov. 12, with a vote set for Nov. 26.
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Fire Chief Nathan Lozinsky presented an update to Wake County's hazard mitigation plan for the board's endorsement.Resolution Police and public safety
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Police Chief Pete Acosta asked the council to act on replacing the department's records management system, with a presentation and a memo on vendor Axon Enterprise attached to the agenda.Contract or award Police and public safety
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Council considered a proclamation recognizing National First Responders' Day.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Police Chief Pete Acosta presented a proclamation marking October as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Police Chief Pete Acosta presented a proclamation for National Crime Prevention Month.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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Planning Director Michele Stegall and CAMPO's Kenneth Withrow briefed the council on the town's Blueprint for Safety road safety effort.
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A resolution would award a retiring senior officer his service sidearm.Resolution Police and public safety
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A companion resolution would transfer ownership of the officer's retired police K9, Arko, to him.Resolution Police and public safety
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The council will recognize Senior Officer Carl Rodrigues and K9 Arko on their retirement from the police department.Presentation Police and public safety
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Updates the interlocal agreement governing shared emergency dispatch and 911 communications service.
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The updated report counts 11 open seats across six advisory committees: two on the Environment and Stormwater Committee, three on the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee, one on the Public Safety Advisory Committee, and five on the Smart City Steering Committee. The Planning and Zoning Board an…
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A resolution acknowledging the terms of a Governor's Highway Safety Program grant the police department applied for.
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Authorizes the police chief to award an officer's service sidearm on request, as state law allows.Resolution Police and public safety
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Approves 2024 special events and the required road-closure notices to NCDOT.
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Council recognizes Lieutenant Tracy Skeeter's retirement from the police department.Other Police and public safety
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Deputy Town Clerk Beaonca McCain reports on vacancies across five advisory committees, including open seats on the Environment and Stormwater Committee, the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee, and the Public Safety Advisory Committee.
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8.c Proclamation Recognizing Peace Officers' Memorial Day and Police Week in the Town of MorrisvilleA proclamation recognizes Peace Officers' Memorial Day and Police Week.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The amendment would add $475,895 to the budget: $250,000 from fund balance for police vehicle replacements and $225,895 in interest earned on the Morrisville Carpenter Road widening project.
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The resolution would adopt revisions to the town's personnel policy manual, effective July 1. Changes add a cell phone stipend section, extend paid parental leave to employees working at least 30 hours a week, and adjust holiday pay for police and fire shift staff.
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The council recognizes Sgt. Lori Strickland, a 13-year Town of Morrisville officer who has served on the Crisis Intervention Team, as the meeting's sergeant at arms.Presentation Police and public safety
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The police department gives a presentation to the council; the agenda does not describe its subject.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Detective A. M. Johnson, a five-year law enforcement veteran now assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division, as the meeting's sergeant at arms.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes graduates of the Community Police Academy.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Sergeant Lori Strickland, a 13-year Morrisville police employee who has served on the Crisis Intervention Team and supervises the patrol division's 40 squad.Presentation Police and public safety
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Council recognizes Officer Jasmice Thompson, a former full-time patrol officer who now serves the town as a Reserve Officer, as the meeting's sergeant at arms.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council will recognize Sergeant Brian Pinel, a patrol sergeant over the department's 10 Squad, who has served in law enforcement almost 27 years, including with the Raleigh Police Department before joining Morrisville's force in 2000.Presentation Police and public safety
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A resolution would award a contract for a police service sidearm.
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The council recognizes Sergeant Lori Strickland, who has 13 years with the Morrisville Police Department and has been named Officer of the Year more than once.Procedural Police and public safety
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A resolution would accept a three-year, $125,000 Department of Justice COPS grant to fund a domestic violence investigator, adding one full-time position to the police department. The town's share would grow each year, from $10,334 in the first year to $47,834 in year three, and the town would keep funding the job for…
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The council recognizes Officer Johnson as sergeant at arms. The agenda describes her as in law enforcement about five years and currently assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes the Police Department's accreditation, presented by Town Manager Brandon Zuidema and Police Chief Pete Acosta.Presentation Police and public safety
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A resolution would accept a Department of Justice grant funding a police department detective position. The agenda schedules action for December 12.
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The council recognizes Officer Ken Kurtz, who has nearly 30 years in law enforcement, including 24 with Morrisville and 10 as a SORT team member.Other Police and public safety
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Council recognizes Sergeant Lori Strickland, who has 15 years in law enforcement including 13 with Morrisville, has served on the Crisis Intervention Team, and has received Officer of the Year honors more than once.Presentation Police and public safety
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The police chief recognizes Captain Eric Preddy's retirement from the department.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Sergeant Gideon LeCraft, an 18-year law enforcement veteran with 10 years at Morrisville who works in the Traffic Safety Unit and serves as liaison to the Public Safety Advisory Committee and Citizens Emergency Response Team.Presentation Police and public safety
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A proclamation recognizes Crime Prevention Month.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Sergeant Lori Strickland, who has 15 years in law enforcement, 13 of them with Morrisville, service on the Crisis Intervention Team, and multiple Officer of the Year honors.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Officer Tom McKay as sergeant at arms. He has served in law enforcement for about a year, in the Patrol Division, after previously working in the private sector.Presentation Police and public safety
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A proclamation recognizes National Preparedness Month.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The council will recognize Senior Officer Carl Rodrigues as sergeant at arms. He has served 25 years as a police officer, the last 16 with Morrisville, and works in the K-9 unit after seven years as an Army paratrooper.Presentation Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Master Officer A. Hogan, a patrol officer with five years on the force, as sergeant at arms for the meeting.Other Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Senior Officer Carl Rodrigues as sergeant at arms. He has served as a police officer for 25 years, the last 16 with Morrisville, and works the K-9 unit with his partner K9 Arko.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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A resolution would acknowledge the requirements tied to a North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program grant the police department applied for.
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A resolution on the consent agenda would let Police Chief Pete Acosta award a service sidearm.Consent agenda Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Sergeant Lori Strickland, who has 15 years in law enforcement, 13 of them with the Town of Morrisville, and has served on the Crisis Intervention Team.Presentation Police and public safety
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A resolution would authorize a construction contract with Hine Sitework, Inc. to extend J Morris Commons Lane, providing fire and emergency medical access from Fire Station #3 to George Watts Hill Drive and eventually Davis Drive. The low bid among four received is $279,200, with staff recommending $13,960 in construc…
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The council would recognize a patrol officer serving as sergeant at arms, who has been with the department five years.Presentation Police and public safety
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A consent resolution would accept a 2002 Sterling 3,000-gallon water tanker with a 300-gallon-per-minute pump from the Town of Apex at no cost, for use by the Morrisville Fire Department, under the state law allowing local governments to transfer property between themselves.
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A proclamation would recognize National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Day.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Sgt. Chad Penland as sergeant at arms. He has been a law enforcement officer for 22 years and is assigned to the Field Operations Division.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The town clerk brings the 2023 work plans of the town's seven advisory committees - Environment and Stormwater, Public Education, Smart City Steering, Public Safety, Senior, Performance Measures, and Parks and Recreation - for the council to endorse, amend or send back with feedback.
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The council recognizes the retirement of Police Lieutenant E.J. Hanks.Procedural Police and public safety
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An ordinance would update 17 chapters of the town code and add a new chapter adopting Wake County's non-discrimination ordinance, the first full review of the code since 2017. Changes include gender-neutral definitions, a $50 civil penalty for smoking violations, and dropping the fee for a group demonstration or picke…
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The council recognizes Senior Officer Lori Strickland, a 14-year law enforcement veteran with 12 years at Morrisville, who has served on the Crisis Intervention Team and received Officer of the Year honors.Other Police and public safety
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A consent resolution would let the police chief award a service sidearm, following the format of a 2020 resolution awarding one to a retiring officer named Hanks.Resolution Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Senior Officer Carl Rodrigues, a 24-year police officer and 15-year Morrisville employee assigned to the K-9 unit, as sergeant at arms.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Sgt. Chad Penland, a 21-year law enforcement officer now assigned to the Field Operations Division, as sergeant at arms.Other Police and public safety
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The council recognizes Officer Carl Rodrigues as sergeant at arms. He has served as a police officer for 24 years, 15 of them with Morrisville, and is now assigned to the K-9 unit with his partner K9 Arko. He also served seven years as an Army paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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