06/04/09: Sheriff Smith did a bike safety class @ Bay Ridge Elm. School
06/08/09: Michael Lehman has resigned his position as a Correction Officer with the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
06/10/09: Belin Sonthonax, Jr has resigned his position as a Correction Office with the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
06/15/09: Due to the hard work of Corporal Karina Richardson and Deputy Dennis Perry the Sex Offender Registry is current. This mean that all sex offenders is Washington County are compliant. Great job by both.
06/30/09: Civil Process Division handled 225 papers of civil process in month of June.
Also thanks to had work of Karin Richardson we have cleared 32 Civil Orders Of Arrest.
06/30/09: 11 Protection Orders were served in the month of June.
06/30/09: Average inmate count for the month of June was 39. The Sheriff’s Patrol handled 424 Calls for Service from June 1, 2009 through June 30, 2009.
The Calls for Service are broken out into incident type in the attached Call Type PDF file.
The Sheriff’s Office conducted (7) seven Sex Offender Registrations (SOR) in the month of June, 2009.
Deputy Thomas Chambers attended CAMP P.O.S.T.C.A.R.D as a mentor for one week. Camp P.O.S.T.C.A.R.D. for ten years has been a cooperative effort between the Maine Sheriffs' Association, the Volunteers of America, and the Maine D.A.R.E. Officers Association has provided an innovative program for Maine youth. Focused on tobacco, alcohol, drug, and crime prevention, Camp P.O.S.T.C.A.R.D. is designed to benefit some of Maine's most deserving 5th and 6th graders. Camp P.O.S.T.C.A.R.D. (Police Officers Striving To Create And Reinforce Dreams) provides kids with direct involvement and mentoring with a variety of law enforcement and criminal justice professionals.
This popular and successful program has proven to be an important opportunity to build strong relationships and valuable life skills that serve our campers, their families, and their communities. The primary goals of Camp P.O.S.T.C.A.R.D. are to establish positive bonds between the children and law enforcement and criminal justice professionals, and to use that relationship to help reduce crime and the use of tobacco, alcohol, and drugs. Another important goal is to help empower children to take more control of and responsibility for their own decisions, actions, and ultimately their future. The program also increases awareness for schools, parents, and communities about the issues that are important to children.
The Sheriff's Patrol also has conducted numerous O.U.I., Speed enforcement patrols through the month of June with great success.
Lieutenant Travis Willey and Deputy Richard Rolfe completed SWAT 1 training at Kennebec County Sheriff's Office. Both Lieutenant Travis Willey and Deputy Richard Rolfe are Firearms Instructors for the agency and this training will be of a great asset to the Sheriff's Office Patrol Division.
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Calls For Service Totals By Call Type
06/01/2009 to 06/30/2009
Totals Call Type
1000 ACCIDENT PD 28
1010 ACCIDENT PI 4
1100 AGENCY ASSIST 12
1200 ALARM RESIDENTIAL 6
1210 ALARM COMMERCIAL 15
1400 AMBULANCE CALL 2
1600 ASSAULT 6
1700 BAD CHECK 1
1800 BAIL CHECK 5
2000 BREAK RESIDENTIAL 7
2090 CHECK WELL BEING 8
2100 CIVIL ASSIST 18
2200 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 8
2300 CRIMINAL THREATENING 6
2400 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1
2450 REMOVE SUBJECT 4
2510 DEATH UNATTENDED 1
2700 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 1
2800 DOMESTIC DISPUTE 7
2900 DRUG RELATED 4
4400 FORGERY 1
4600 HARASSMENT 9
4800 INFORMATION 6
5000 ILLEGAL POSSESSION (OF WHAT) 5
5200 JUVENILE 3
5900 MISSING PERSON 1
6000 MOTOR VEHICLE 27
6100 911 HANG UPS 14
6200 NOISE COMPLAINT 8
6400 OUI 4
6600 PAPER SERVICE 1
6800 VIOLATION PROBATION 1
6820 VIOLATION BAIL 6
6830 VIOLATION P.O. 2
6900 PROPERTY FOUND 2
6910 PROPERTY LOST 1
7000 SHOTS FIRED 1
7300 SUICIDAL SUBJECT 2
7400 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 11
7600 THEFT 21
7700 WARRANT ARREST 17
7900 PUBLIC ASSIST (HIGHWAY, ELECTRIC, 1
SOR SEX OFFENDER VERIFY 2
SPK_EN SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT 3
SUBJSTOP SUBJECT STOP 1
VEHSTOP VEHICLE STOP 129
WARRANT 1
Grand Total for all calls 424
