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BLUE - MAVOR File NO•
Co nc 'l Resolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Mayor and pursuant to
Section 10. 07.4 of the Charter of the City of Saint Paul, there is
hereby transferred the following:
From: General Government Accounts
Contingent Reserve - General
09060-530-000 Transfer or Contribution
to Budget Fund $250,500.00
To: Department of Public Works
Lighting Maintenance
02283-370-000 Heat Power or Water $135,0�0. 00
Department of Police
Police Service Division
04140-820-000 Vehicles , 115,500.00
Total $250,500. 00
To provide additional funds for street lighting due to increased
rates and to provide additional funds for the purchase of police
vehicles.
Approve Approved:
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Director, Department of 'L`' dget Di ector
Finance and Mana ement Servi es
COUNC[LMEN
Yeas Nays � Requested by Department of:
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Hozza In Favor
Hunt
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Roedler
Sylvester
Tedesco
SEP �; 1� Form Appr by City At orn
Adopted by ncil: Date
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Certif� Yasse ounci Se etary BY
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Appro Nlayor: D �' Appro d by Mayor foc Su iss tn o Council
By BY
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D E P R N � ^ ��j�w= CHIEF OF POLICE
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OF POLICE �
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C ITY 0 F ST. PAU L
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101 E 10TH STREET
. ST PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101
.. August 26, 1976 �6,2�-29,-,,,,
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Mr. Richard Schroeder
Budget Director
365 C i ty Ha I I
St. Paul, Minnesota
Mr. Schroeder:
During the course of the negotiations for the 1976 Budget, the Police Department together
with the City Administrator and the Budget Director, reviewed on an item for item basis
the Police Department's Fleet. As a result of that review and subsequent meeting, the
Depertment was assured that if funding was avai lable during the calendar year of 1976,
an effort would be made to supplement the original budget appropriation so that twenty-two
(22) additional units for the Police Fleet could be purchased.
The commitment was made in recognition of the type of use the Police Vehicles are subject
to, the mechanical problems on high mileage cars in a Police Fleet and, finally, in
recognition of the possibility of the interjection of OSHA into our Fleet situation producing
both fines and loss of Fleet componenfis.
The concems the Department expressedduring the 1976 Budget negotiations in the fall of
1975 have, in fact, come to fruition. Our Stewards Meetings have continually raised the
concem of the Fleet mechanical condition. Additionally, we have been receiving written
reports fromofficers who want to go on record as driving motor vehicles against their better
judgment, based on their estimate of the vehicles mechanical condition.
In response to the concerns expressed by the Police Officers, both through the Stewards
and by written memorandum, the DeparFment has indicated that an additional twenty-two
(22) vehicles would be made available if the monies were available in the fall of our current
budget year. Apparently, there is funding avai lable, and the Department is making a request
that the commitments made about one year ago to the Department, and the Departments
subsequent commitment to the officers to seek additional funding, be fulfilled.
D.J. BLAKELY J�S. GRIFFIN R,F, LABATHE W.W• MCCUTCHEON
DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE
PATROL DIVISION SERVICE DIVISION INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION A�MINISTRATIVE DIVISION
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Mr. Richard Schroeder
August 26, 1976
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With that by way of background, I am enclosing a description of the vehicles which
are in need of replacement. The additional appropriation would permit the Department
to prepare specificafiions and obtain vehicles in the final quarter of 1976. Assuming
that the appropriation is forthcoming, in the immediate future, specifications could be
prepared and we could see the vehicles on the street as early as December.
Given that timetable, we would be replacing those cars in the Blue and White Fleet
which would have mileage ranging from 70,000 to 104,000 miles. With the removal of
these twenty-two (22) cars, the Blue and White component of the Police Fleet would
f ina I ly be fu I ly updated.
S incerely,
R. H. Rowan, Chief of Police
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Wm. Mc utcheon, e u Chief
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
August 25, 1976 DANIEL J. DUNFORD
DI RECTOR
Mr. Richard E. Schroeder
Budget Director
Room 365 City Hall
BUILDING
Dear Mr. Schroeder:
When we prepared the budget for 1976 street lighting expense,
we anticipated a credit on our electric rates. Therefore, we
agreed that we would budget $444,000.00 and that would be suf-
ficient. We were not granted the credit, and our rates were
raised 11% as of July 1 , 1976. Due to these circumstances we
request our budget increased $135,000.00.
Activity Code 02283-370-000 should receive the appropriation.
Yours very truly,
Daniet Dunfor
Direct of Public Wor
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cc: Robert G. Peterson
A. John Olinger
James F. Schwartz
234 City HaII, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
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