03/03/2016  Ofc Rumery-Taylor

 

 

0700- shift change w/Ofc Lauterbach-PFD shift change

0800- met ferry-patrolled Island

0900- bldg/equip maint

1100- met ferry-patrolled Island

1230- met ferry

1430- met ferry-patrolled Island

1530- met ferry-patrolled Island

1645-met ferry-shift change w/Ofc Rose

 

Prevent frostbite, keep an eye on the temperatures-with the big fluctuation lately-layers are a great idea.

PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

Date _03/03/2016        Shift _1 __    Officer _ ROSE             _______        

                                                                                                                           

Daily Tasks/Public Relations/Maintenance/Miscellaneous

1645 Reported for duty with FF Lt Bragdon

Relieved Officer Taylor

Missed the first shift,  callout for the Trump event.

Responded to a panic alarm, accidental

Met the Ferry throughout the day as time permitted. 

Safety Tip

Please learn the proper operation of your alarm systems

03/02/16   Ofc. Lauterbach

 

0700 - arrived on island.

0800 - met ferry and patrolled island.

0945 - met ferry.

1045 - patrolled island and met 1100 ferry.

1230 - met ferry.

1430 - met ferry and patrolled island.

1645 - met ferry.

1750 - met ferry.

1900 - checked DPW property and met 1930 ferry.

2030 - met ferry.

2200 - checked Lion's Club.

*** Please keep in mind that all island vehicles must still be insured

03/01/16   Ofc. Rose

PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

Date _03/01/2016        Shift _1 __    Officer _ ROSE             _______        

                                                                                                                           

Daily Tasks/Public Relations/Maintenance/Miscellaneous

0700 Reported for duty with FF Lt Bragdon

Cleaned and disinfected the station

While on patrol we located a small child outside playing in his diaper, mom was located close by but didn’t know he had wandered so far. 

Checked the area for a possible suspect for the vehicle criminal mischief on Ledgewood, not located. We did locate a person that provided some information about the crime   

Met the Ferry throughout the day as time permitted. 

Safety Tip

Please make sure your door and gated close properly to insure that children cannot wonder  off on their own.

02/29/16   Ofc. Richardson

0700 shift change with Officer Connolly

0800 met ferry

0830 patrolled island with PFD

Assist FD with medical call on Adams st

Checked TEIA

0930 met ferry

1045 met ferry

1215 met ferry

1515 met ferry

1630 met ferry

1735 met ferry

Checked DPW

1915 met ferry

2015 met ferry

2115 met ferry

Assist resident with motor vehicle issues

2230 checked American Legion

Checked Lions club

No legitimate organization asks you to pay your debts by getting a third party involved

I.e. going to Walmart to get a prepaid card. 

02/28/16   Ofc. Connolly

PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

 Date: February 28, 2016         Officer Connolly

                                                                                                                                                               

0700 hours:  Shift change.  Reported for duty with FF Lt. Wallace

0730 hours: vehicle maintenance and inspection

0750 hours: patrolled island

0800 hours: met ferry

0830 hours: checked Welch St lot

0945 hours: met ferry

1020 hours: patrolled island

1100 hours: met ferry

1200 hours: patrolled island

1320 hours: criminal mischief report off of Ledgewood St. (slashed tires)

1430 hours: met ferry

1440 hours: second criminal mischief report off of Ledgewood St. (broken windshields to two vehicles)

1645 hours: met ferry

1700 hours: patrolled island

1750 hours: met ferry

1930 hours: met ferry

2000 hours: patrolled island

2015 hours: special attention to Welch St. parking lot

2030 hours: met ferry

2110 hours: patrolled island

2130 hours: met ferry

2150 hours: patrolled island

0250 hours: responded to the American Legion for an alarm.  Building was secure.

Never post your personal information, such as a cell phone number, home number, home address, or your location on any social networking site or through mobile apps like Snapchat or Instagram.

02/27/16   Ofc. Hawley (Day Shift)



     PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

Date _02/27/2016        Shift _1 __    Officer _ ROSE             _______        

                                                                                                                           

Daily Tasks/Public Relations/Maintenance/Miscellaneous

1645 Reported for duty with FF Captain Thompson

Relieved Officer Hawley

Patrolled the island and checked several ice skating areas to make sure they were not being used.

Follow up with a Domestic Violence victim about protection paperwork.

Met the Ferry throughout the evening shifts as time permitted. 

Safety Tip

Cold weather has not completely left us, please watch the black ice when walking and riding your bikes.

02/26/16   Ofc. Connolly

PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT

PEAKS ISLAND

DAILY LOG

 Date: February 26, 2016         Officer Connolly

                                                                                                                                                               

0700 hours:  Shift change.  Reported for duty with FF Lt. Wallace

0730 hours: vehicle maintenance and inspection

0745 hours: patrolled island

0800 hours: met ferry

0810 hours: special attention to Peaks Island Elementary

0830 hours: patrolled island

0945 hours: met ferry

1030 hours: patrolled island

1100 hours: met ferry

1105 hours: medical call on Island Ave

1315 hours: patrolled island

1530 hours: met ferry

1645 hours: met ferry

1710 hours: patrolled island

1750 hours: met ferry

1930 hours: met ferry

2000 hours: patrolled island

2015 hours: special attention to Welch St. parking lot

2030 hours: met ferry

2130 hours: met ferry

2150 hours: patrolled island

-Check on your electrical cords. If a cord is damaged in any way, replace it. Try not to lay cords in places where they can be stepped on, as this will contribute to deterioration of the protective outside coating.