Marshfield Police Department
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MARSHFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNUAL REPORT - 2019 Table of Contents
Topic
Page
Letter from Chief Gramza Table of Contents
i
Police Organizational Chart
1
Personnel Changes
2
2019 All Employee Seniority List
3-4
Awards
5
Index of Actual Crime and Clearance Rate
6
Drugs
7
Statistics
8
Accidents/Crashes
9
Vehicle Mileage Report
10
Transport and Booking Statistics
11
K9 Unit
12
Ordinance Parking
13
Ordinance Animal Control
14-15
Police Organizational Chart Police and Fire Commission Administrative Associate
Chief of Police Assistant Chief
Lieutenant Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Lieutenant Lieutenant
Ad m inistrativ e S taff S erv ices
Lead O fficer
Lead O fficer
Lead O fficer
Lead O fficer
D etectiv e
Record s S pecialist
Training O fficer
Training O fficer
Training O fficer
Training O fficer
D etectiv e
Record s S pecialist
K 9 O fficer
Patrol O fficer
K 9 O fficer
Patrol O fficer
D etectiv e
Record s S pecialist
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
D etectiv e
O rd inance O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
D rug D etectiv e
O rd inance O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
Patrol O fficer
D rug D etectiv e
Custod ian
S chool Resource O fficer S chool Resource O fficer
Auxiliary Police Aux iliary D irector S q uad Lead er 9 Aux iliary Mem bers
S q uad Lead er 9 Aux iliary Mem bers
Traffic S afety/ Court O fficer
4 Police Chaplains
17 Crossing G uard s
Personnel Changes New Hires
Andrew Ringquist - Patrol Officer - January 21 Allie Eckes - Patrol Officer - May 6 Debra Schar - Adult Crossing Guard - July 24 Therese Brooks - Adult Crossing Guard - July 26 Nancy Hodsdon - Adult Crossing Guard - July 26 Janice Lentz - Adult Crossing Guard - July 26 Gary Stargardt - Transport Officer - September 18
Resignations Jamie Kizer - Crisis Negotiator - January 11 Joshua Larsen - Patrol Officer - February 16 Arlene Thieme - Adult Crossing Guard - June 7 Michael Topness - Lead Officer - August 16 Landon Kramer - Field Training Officer - August 19
Retirements Arlene Thieme - Adult Crossing Guard - June 7 Darlene Rhodes - Adult Crossing Guard - December 20
Assignments Blake Borchardt - Crisis Negotiator - March 29 Julie Leu-Martinek - Crisis Negotiator - March 29 Anthony Klein - Special Response Entry Team - June 28 Robert Beathard - Special Response Assistant Team Leader - August 25 Libby Abel - Field Training Officer - September 30 Alexander Mitchell - Field Training Officer - September 30 Caleb Bornbach - Lead Officer - October 9
Returning Employees Joshua Follen - Parking Enforcement (Ordinance) - May 13 to October 25 Rick Rehm - Transport Officer - June 20 Dustin Turner - Park Patrol - May 16 to October 31 Seth Stankowski - Park Patrol - May 16 to October 31 Anthony Wolf - Adult Crossing Guard - September 3 Kirsty Fahey - Records Casual - January, May to August, December
Criminal Justice Student Internship Elizabeth Grosskruetz - Spring Intern - Mid-State Technical College January to May Ty Porter - Fall Intern - Mid-State Technical College - September to December
2019 All Employee Seniority List Marshfield Police Department Name
Karl, Debra Salacinski, Daniel Krokstrom, Lorrie Larson, Darren Meek, Steven Larsen, Robert Keffer, Dennis Gramza, Richard Neinast, Allan Hamill, Kevin Lindner, Peggy Zeps, Patrick Geurink, Jody Beauchamp, Jared Zupanc, Christine Esser, Travis Parks, Jason Sherden, Travis Wargowsky, Aaron Fox, Samuel Gaetz, Cindy Gross, Rochley Tibbett, Bruce Berres, Matthew Bornbach, Caleb Berg, Christopher Kramer, Landon Stargardt, Chris Endries, Terry Punke, Jason Iverson, Derek Hasz, Christoher Kizer, Jamie Beathard, Robert Foemmel, Jason Borchardt, Blake Abel, Libby Christian, Cory Leu-Martinek, Julie Mitchell, Alexander Klein, Anthony Scheppler, Mack Tlachac, Jesse Carolfi, Kelly Wolf, Kayla Maxson, Jacob Ringquist, Andrew Eckes, Allie Larsen, Joshua
Position
Police Records Specialist Officer Friendly Admin. Services Supervisor Detective Lieutenant Lead Officer Ordinance Officer Patrol Lieutenant Police Chief Detective Detective Administrative Associate Assistant Chief Patrol Lieutenant Lead Officer Detective Patrol Lieutenant Detective Patrol Lieutenant Patrol Officer K9 Officer Police Records Specialist Patrol Officer Custodian School Resource Officer Lead Officer Field Training Officer Patrol Officer Police Records Specialist Patrol Officer Lead Officer Drug Detective K9 Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer Drug Detective Field Training Officer Field Training  Officer Patrol Officer School Resource Officer Field Training Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer Ordinance Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer Patrol Officer
Years of Service
37 34 33 30 28 26 24 22 22 22 22 22 21 21 18 17 17 14 14 14 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 10 10 10 9 9 8 7 6 5 5 5 4 4 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0
2019 All Employee Seniority List Full Time School Crossing Guards Name
Neuman, Todd Rhodes, Dennis Christman, Steven Suckow, Dennis Rhodes, Darlene Cannon, Tom Mills, Pete Wegner, Alek Gleisner, Donald Brandl, Betty Schar, Debra Lentz, Janice Brooks, Therese
Location
Doege & Peach (AM)/8th & Peach (PM) Becker & Peach Walnut & Upham 17th & Palmetto (Spring) Doege & Peach (PM) 14th & Schmidt 17th & Felker 11th & Adams Oak & Upham 17th & Palmetto (Fall) Upham & St. Joseph 8th & Peach (AM) 11th & Lincoln
Yrs of Service 27 18 17 14 14 12 11 5 4 1 0 0 0
Substitute School Crossing Guards Name
Yrs of Service 5 4 1 0 0
Wolf, Tony Frueh, Sharon Simon, Sue Lentz, Janice Hodsdon, Nancy
End of school year 2018-2019 saw full-time crossing guard Arlene Thieme and substitute crossing guard Gene Weber retire. We also saw our fill-time crossing guard Dennis Scukow move from full-time status at the end of 2018-2019 to become a substitute. July 2019 was a busy month in hiring four additional crossing guards. Part-time crossing guard Darlene Rhodes retired at the end of December 2019.
Marshfield Police Auxiliary Name Witzel, Carolyn Nyen, Len Meyer, Bill Wolf, Tony Steingraber, Steven Sharon Frueh Gorman, Karmen Stankowski, Seth Lentz, Chrysta Lentz, Janice Pickhard, Austin Knauf, Angie Zunker, Ashtin Moe, Mitzi Zdroik, Randy Turner, Dustin Cooper, Taylor Anderson, Destiny Baldovino, Miguel
Yrs of Service 36 30 20 14 11 11 8 5 5 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0
Officer Libby Abel was selected as our Employee of the Year. Officer Abel's consistently high work ethic has resulted in 66 drug arrests and 30 OWI arrests. Officer Abel worked many overtime shifts to cover department needs. Auxiliary, Transport and Park Patrol Officer Seth Stankowski was selected as our Employee of the Year. In addition to his regular full-time job and role as Director of the Marshfield Police Auxiliary, Stankowski logged many volunteer hours as an Auxiliary Officer and was frequently available for late night calls as a Transport Officer. He remains consistently responsive to the department and community needs. Employee of the Year Award is awarded for outstanding achievement by an employee that brings credit to the department and involves performance above and beyond that which is required by an employee's basic assignment. Fred Beell Service Award is presented each year on Police Officer Memorial Day in May. The award is presented annually to retired members of the department who have honorably served the City of Marshfield for more than 25 years. Recipients are presented with a commemorative coin with a depiction of fallen Marshfield Police Officer Fred Beell and the words "Service over Self" inscribed on it. Officer David Mattheisen was presented with the Fred Beell Service Award for his 27 years and 1 month of service to the Marshfield community from 12/03/90 to 01/3/18. Ordinance Officer Dan Leonard was presented with the Fred Beell service Award for his 28 years and 4 months of service to the Marshfield Community from 01/29/90 to 05/30/18.
AWARDS
Index of Actual Crime and clearance rate clearance rate
Violent crimes 105107 100
85
50 7
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A
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gg 2019
clearance rate
Non-Aggravated Assault
Property Crime
Burglary
329337 272
300
Larceny Theft
200
1
0
1
on
8 11
rs
Th ef t rc en y La
arson
9
0
ry
motor vehicle theft
46 31 30
A
100
Bu rg la
23% 68% 64% 100%
Aggravated Assault
Th ef t
2018
Robbery
cl e
gg .A
2017
Forcible Rape
M ot or Ve hi
2
au lt
5
1
0
N on -A
2
A
Fo rc ib le
Ra
pe
0
Ro bb er y
13 4 10
54% 100% 86% 98%
2017
2018
2019
Clearance Rate 95
94
93 68
63
50
0
Violent 2017
Property 2018
2019
63
As depicted above, in 2019, 72% of the total (major crimes) submitted to the state uniform crime reporting program were cleared by arrest or other means (318 of 442).
DRUGS Drug Arrests Time of Day
629 600
537 467
442
404
400
200
0
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
Yearly Drug Arrests In 2019, with help from Groundwater Guardians and Marshfield Area Coalition for Youth, the department collected and disposed of 1,317 lbs of prescription drugs. This brings our 13 year total to 14,517 lbs.
Drug Arrest Report 2019 Drug Arrest Report 2018 11
11 6 15
15
13 6
18
119 142
63
Poss-Mar ( 52.89% ) S ale- Mar ( 6.67% ) Poss-Cok e ( 4.89% )
67
Poss- Nar ( 28% ) S ale- Nar ( 4.89% ) Poss- O ther ( 2.67% )
Poss-Mar ( 54.41% ) S ale- Mar ( 6.9% ) Poss-Cok e ( 4.98% )
Poss- Nar ( 25.67% ) S ale- Nar ( 5.75% ) Poss- O ther ( 2.3% )
Statistics Traffic Stops
Warrants 400
411 366
340
306
397
310
8265 7.5k
6905 6339
200
5580
5343
5625
5k
0
2017
2018 New
2019
Annual Traf c S tops 2014
Cancelled
100
108
102
97 7
2016
2017
2018
2019
Service Calls Day of the Week
OWI Report 128
2015
133
121
247 2479 79
3105 3155 3216 3270
2019
50
3101
0
2014
2015
2016 O W
2017
2018
2019
I
26%
Females
1k
S un. S at.
Police False Alarm s 2018 - 156 alarm s - $ 2, 389 2019 - 198 alarm s - $ 1, 755
Booking STATistics
0
Mon.
2k Tues.
W
3k ed .
Thurs.
Fri.
Y early Calls for S erv ice: 2018 - 22, 033 2017- 19, 209 2019- 22, 051 2016 - 18, 492
71%
males
3%
Juveniles
3725
Accidents/Crashes i / 293
300
319
296
53 50
43
46
43 38
41
200 25 100
53
74
73 26
23
25
6
0 I nj ury
Property D am age
3
5
D eer
D riv eable
1
0 H it& Run
2018
2017
Traffic Crash Report 756
760
793
700
725 2017
750 2018
Non-Reportable
Type of Accid ent
2019
crashes
0
Ped estrian
Type of Accid ent 2017
1
775
2018
2019
Reportable accident versus nonreportable accident: he difference between the two types of accidents is the estimated cost to repair damage sustained by a vehicle in the accident and whether a person is injured. n accident is considered reportable if the damage sustained by one vehicle is greater than $1,000, a person is injured, or if damage to government property occurs with a value over $200.
2019
Crash Report Time of Day
Vehicle Mileage Report The d iv erse fleet of 24 v ehicles currently used by the staff of the Marshfield Police D epartm ent consists of both v ery specializ ed fully m ark ed police v ehicles as w ell as a num ber of m ulti-purpose unm ark ed v ehicles that are necessary to serv e the com m unity as efficiently and effectiv ely as possible. Num ber of m iles d riv en in 2019 w as 326, 361 as com pared to 308, 805 in 2018.
G asoline U sed 28, 496
27, 245
Y early Cost of G asoline 28, 127
20k
58, 533
64, 292
10k
65, 492
0
G allons 2017
2018
2017 ( 31.08% )
2019
2018 ( 34.78% )
Maintenance Cost
23, 257
25, 031
21, 473
2017 ( 33.34% )
2018 ( 30.78% )
2019 ( 35.88% )
2019 ( 34.14% )
TRANSPORT and Booking Statistics In 2011, the Marshfield Police Department implemented the transport officer program. This program was created in an effort to provide a cost savings to the citizens as well as to maintain a safer community by eliminating staffing shortages when a non-combative individual needed to be transported to a facility outside the city of Marshfield.
shfield .
Transports
Transport Hours
551 Total Transports
730.25 Total H ours
145 133
200
345
328
244 0
732
730.25
2018
2019
206
400
2017
2018
Transport O f cer
Patrol
42
J anuary ( 8.99% ) March ( 7.54% ) J une ( 6.67% ) S ept ( 8.99% ) D ec ( 4.93% )
23
2017
206 Total Transports 16 11 14
11 20
26
31
Feb ( 8.7% ) April ( 7.83% ) J uly ( 12.17% ) O ct ( 9.28% )
0
18
27
32
250
14
30 26
31
500
Patrol Transports
345 Total Transports
32
546.25
2019
Transport Officers 23 17 31
Num ber of Transports
Num ber of Transports
750
21 23
May ( 8.99% ) Aug ( 9.28% ) Nov ( 6.67% )
17
15
Feb ( 6.8% J anuary ( 5.34% ) March ( 5.34% ) April ( 9.71% May ( 10.19% ) J une ( 7.28% Aug ( 11.17% ) S ept ( 12.62% Nov ( 6.8% ) D ec ( 7.77% )
) ) ) )
J uly ( 8.25% ) O ct ( 8.74% )
K9 Unit 2019 Deployments
The Marshfield Police Department Canine Unit prides itself with the ability to provide a unique service that benefits our officers, department, and most importantly our citizens. The unit is comprised of two officers who train diligently with their canines to ensure the best possible outcome when they are deployed. The canines are trained to detect the odor of illegal drugs, track the scent of a person who may either be missing or hiding, and also to help officers locate evidence that a suspect may have discarded.
98
149
Stef (39.68%)
Rika (60.32%)
Canine SearchesÂ
Building SearchesÂ
100
1
75
50 9
Type of Search Stef
Rika
2 1
as
si s
t
1
SW AT
9
Ve hi cl e
rr
es t
s
0
2
13
Sc ho ol
3
Fe lo ny A
Number of Searches
121
Area Searches (25%) Building-Drugs (50%) Open Building Search (25%)
In 2019 Officer Fox and his K9 Rika completed their first full year of dedicated service to the community.
Rika - 1 year of service Rika
$5,018 was raised this year from the sale of the stuffed dogs, K9 calendars, and other organizational fundraisers and private citizen donations. These monies help fund the ongoing training and medical care of our K9 units.
Steffi - 4 years of service
Steffi about the stuffed dogs. how many sold. how much raised?
Ordinance Parking Park ing Citations I ssued 1, 075
1, 066 1000
878
862 750
655
500
250
789
722
698
2019
768 601
406 366
2016
2017
Patrol
41, 529
2018
2019
16, 402
35, 868
2016
26, 656
20k
40k
Park ing Tick ets
Marsh eld Med ical
60k
Park ing Perm its
Total Money Deposited 2016 $62,524
2017 $39,368
2018 $53,105
$ 1, 110
$ 1, 030 1000
100 84 75
74
$ 820 77
750
$ 620
500
50
250
25
0 0
2019 $61,084
Paid S uspension Fines
124
125
18, 593
22, 966
0
In 2019, 2,444 citations were issued; 2,365 in 2018; 1,494 in 2017; and 2,583 citations in 2016.
19, 555
34, 512
2018
2017
1100 O rd inance
Money Deposited with the City Treasurer
2016
2017
2018
2019
S uspension Req uests to S tate
2016
2017
2018
2019
Paym ent Fund s Recov ered by the City of Marshfield * * I nclud es paym ents of tick ets issued from prev ious years.
Ordinance Animal Control In 2019 dogs and cats available for adoption were featured on the Marshfield Area Pet Shelter (MAPS) website http://marshfieldpetshelter.org and Facebook. Stray cats and dogs are impounded at the Marshfield Area Pet Shelter, while notices are placed in the Marshfield News Herald and Hub City Times in an effort to locate the owners of these animals.
D om estic Anim als at Large 245 214
255 227
200
100 15 24 16 19 0
82 76
51 59
E uthaniz ed
MAPS
Returned
Turned O v er To 2016
Total Animals at Large
2017
2018
2019
Animal Impound Services 920
2019
378
2018
375
2017
328
Fee Am ount ( D ollars)
Anim al
1, 111 584
Cat
643
100
200
300
O ther anim al types that ord inance hand led in 2019 includ ed ferrets, bird s, m usk rats, ow ls, d uck s, sk unk s, w ood chuck s, snak es, geese, fox , cougar, and opossum s.
1, 454
761 76 61 812
500
1000
1500
Fee
280 0
1 600 1, 1, 520 1, 253
991
D og
0
2016
1, 040
2016
2019 2018 2017 2016 -
2017
$ 1, 520 collected $ 3, 866 collected $ 2, 792 collected $ 2, 757 collected
2018
for im for im for im for im
2019
pound pound pound pound
serv serv serv serv
ices. ices. ices. ices.
Warnings Issued 62 50
41
38 25
0 2017
2018
2019
Citations Issued 2017
23
2018
35
2019
34
0
Total Fines Collected
10
20
30
Animal Complaints 2017 2018 2019 4, 599 4,
D ollar Am ount Collected
2019
4,, 4 4 466 66
2018
3, 293
2017
0
1k
2k
3k
4k
Injured or Downed
21 17 18
Animal Bites
16 4 17
Trap Assists
85 65 79
Other Complaints
1,779 2,029 1,537
Total
1,901 2,115 1,651