MINUTES CITY OF MORDEN POLICE BOARD December 13, 2016 7:00 p.m. Present: Rich Harries (Chair), Brad Neduzak (Chief of Police), Brian Minaker, Larry Danielson, Ted Fransen, Pam Goertzen (Secretary) Absent with Regrets: Heather Francis Call to Order Regrets Heather Francis Adoption of Agenda December 13, 2016 – Motion Minaker –Brian Seconded Ted Fransen – Carried Approval to Adopt Minutes September 27, 2016 – Motion Larry Danielson – Seconded Brian Minaker – Carried Executive/Committee Reports (Correspondence) Chief’s Report Crime Statistics Chief Neduzak informed the Board that calls are steady – and activity is picking up. Hiring Neduzak informed the Board that the new police hire Jordan – – Canart - will be starting his training at the Saskatchewan Police College in the second week of January. Canart will attend training in Regina for four months and will be back for field training in Morden in May 2017. Chief Neduzak reported that Canart should be working on his own by next New Years. Training Neduzak reported that the police service is moving to a new – file management system called PROS. Training is scheduled to begin in the New Year and will take a month to complete. Training will be conducted in
MINUTES CITY OF MORDEN POLICE BOARD December 13, 2016 7:00 p.m. Present: Rich Harries (Chair), Brad Neduzak (Chief of Police), Brian Minaker, Larry Danielson, Ted Fransen, Pam Goertzen (Secretary) Absent with Regrets: Heather Francis Call to Order Regrets Heather Francis Adoption of Agenda – December 13, 2016 Motion –Brian Minaker Seconded – Ted Fransen Carried Approval to Adopt Minutes – September 27, 2016 Motion – Larry Danielson Seconded – Brian Minaker Carried Executive/Committee Reports (Correspondence) Chief’s Report Crime Statistics – Chief Neduzak informed the Board that calls are steady and activity is picking up. Hiring – Neduzak informed the Board that the new police hire – Jordan Canart - will be starting his training at the Saskatchewan Police College in the second week of January. Canart will attend training in Regina for four months and will be back for field training in Morden in May 2017. Chief Neduzak reported that Canart should be working on his own by next New Years. Training – Neduzak reported that the police service is moving to a new file management system called PROS. Training is scheduled to begin in the New Year and will take a month to complete. Training will be conducted in