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7/13/2020
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Filed in Clerk's Office <br /> BILL NO.20-19 <br /> RESOLUTION NO.4860-20 JUL 0 8 2020 <br /> Di 1.JONES <br /> A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Sit END; T _ <br /> HONORING AND THANKING THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE SOUTH BEND POLICE <br /> DEPARTMENT <br /> WHEREAS, a vast majority of individuals who pursue a career in public safety and law enforcement do so <br /> with a genuine desire to protect and serve the communities in which they work; and <br /> WHEREAS, law enforcement is one (1) of the few careers in our nation which asks individuals to daily kiss <br /> their families goodbye knowing that in the course of their shift, they may have to lay down their own life for the <br /> lives of others; and <br /> WHEREAS,many officers don't only serve the community while they are on the clock but continue their <br /> leadership in various roles outside of work including but not limited to; coaching,mentoring, donating time and <br /> money to nonprofit organizations, participating in civic clubs and volunteering at their houses of worship; and <br /> WHEREAS, law enforcement officers are very often first(ls`) on the scene in a variety of emergency situations <br /> including but not limited to; homicide, armed robbery, suicide, domestic violence, child abuse, human <br /> trafficking, sex crimes, car accidents and home invasions; and <br /> WHEREAS, a recent survey of the South Bend Police Department found that nearly eighty percent (80%) of <br /> respondents had considered leaving the department and/or the profession; and <br /> WHEREAS, the South Bend Police Department is in a precarious position with roughly one third (1/3) of the <br /> force being currently eligible for retirement; and <br /> WHEREAS, out of 98,536 calls for service in the year 2019, a total of fifty-nine(59) or point-zero-six percent <br /> (.06%)resulted in use of force, there were 3 (.003%) use of force complaints and 10 (.01%)resulted in a <br /> community complaint. <br /> NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH <br /> BEND, INDIANA,AS FOLLOWS: <br /> Section I. The South Bend Common Council upholds and affirms law enforcement as a necessary and vital <br /> profession within our community. <br /> Section II. The South Bend Common Council honors with gratitude the men and women of the South Bend <br /> Police Department for their dedicated and selfless service to our city. <br /> / .fit*2020 <br /> ,Ge....rcz-n_ —/ 4(4% <br /> Karen. White,At Large Council Member <br /> eejA,VX) 21L. )6e4) <br /> Dawn M. Jones, City Clerk <br />
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