Monday, March 11, 2013

Robert Lauterbach 3/10/2013


0800 - arrived on island.

0830 - 29 Adams Street for landlord/tenant dispute.

1100 - met ferry.

1120 - patrolled perimeter of island.

1230 - met ferry.

1300 - 29 Adams Street to finish up landlord/tenant dispute.

1430 - met ferry.

1530 - met ferry and swapped firefighter partners.

1645 - met ferry.

1720 - drove through Brackett Ave. and met 1750 ferry.

1930 - met ferry.

2000 - drove around perimeter of island and 2030 ferry.

2130 - met ferry.

2245 - checked DPW property and drove through Brackett Ave.

Peaks Island 3-9-2013 T. OConnor


0700- arrived on the island

0800- met the ferry, fire side shift change

0900- met the ferry, checked the Welch St.. parking lot

1000- met the ferry, patrolled the back of the island

1100- met the ferry, checked the area around the school

1200- met the ferry, checked the community center

1400- met the ferry, assisted a subject on Welch St.

1500- met the ferry patrolled

1600- met the ferry, patrolled the bracket St. area

1700 met the ferry, loose dog complaint on Bracket St.

1900- met the ferry, patrolled

2000- met the ferry, patrolled

2100 met the ferry, checked the community center

2200- met the ferry, patrolled
 
Health Tip of the Week
Who is Likely to Have Pre-diabetes?
People with pre-diabetes have blood sugar levels that are higher than normal, but not high enough for a diagnosis of diabetes. They are at higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes and other serious health problems, including heart disease, and stroke. Without lifestyle changes to improve their health, 15% to 30% of people with pre-diabetes will develop type 2 diabetes within 5 years.
People with the following risk factors are more likely to develop pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes:
  • 45 years of age or older.
  • Overweight.
  • Have a parent with diabetes.
  • Have a sister or brother with diabetes.
  • Family background is African American, Hispanic/Latino, American Indian, Asian American, or Pacific Islander.
  • Developed diabetes while pregnant (gestational diabetes), or gave birth to a baby weighing 9 pounds or more.
  • Physically active less than three times a week.
Pre-diabetes is a serious health condition yet the vast majority of people with pre-diabetes do not know they have the condition, according to CDC research. People whose test results indicate they have pre-diabetes should have their blood glucose levels checked again in 6 months to 1 year.
Source: CDC
03-8-13 Officer Richardson

0700 shift change with officer taylor

0800 shift change with pfd

patrolled island with pfd

0930 met ferry

1045 met ferry

1215 met ferry

1415 met ferry

checked teia

1515 met ferry

parking complaint at greenwood gardens

1630 met ferry

1735 met ferry

1915 met ferry

checked dpw

2015 met ferry

2115 met ferry

2230 met ferry

2330 met ferry

0020 checked american legion

provided asssistance to elderly f/m to voa

03/07/2013 Ofc Rumery-Taylor



0700- shift change w/Ofc Richardson

0800- met the ferry-PFD shift change

0900- maintenance @ station

0930- spoke with Pleasant Ave resident about phone complaints of her dog being off leash. Matter resolved.

0945- met ferry

1030- patrolled Island

1100- met ferry

1215- Plumber @ station-hot water heater repair done in record time!

1420- PFD shift change

1430- met ferry

1520- trash to DPW

1530- met ferry

1625- Medcu 12 to 25 Upper A St transport to MMC

1650- met ferry

1755- patrolled Island

1930- met ferry-patrolled Island

2030- met ferry

2130- met ferry-patrolled Island

2245- met ferry