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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/17/1934 Board of Public Safety Minutes90R.", The regular meeting Saturday 11 March 17, Gadacz presiding. The minutes were ap7 The following bills REGULAR "MEETING of--the Board of Public Safety was held at 26-00 P. M, 1934. All members present,. President Valentine S. )roved as read. bearing requisitions as follows were approved: 073-45 07146 07095 07116 07180 07022 07033 07038 07016 07089 07040 07036 07026 07175 07174 07173 07172207155 07168 07164 07171 07152 07136 07112 07139 07143 06966 02648 02652 07002 07133 07090 07137 07122 07144 07106 02665 02666 02662 02667 02661 and the claime of Ibdiana & Michigan Elec. Co. for the Feb. current for the Electrical department, $47.30s.a total of all bills of 4923,994 FIRE DEPARTMENT: Fire Chief, Rogy A. Knoblock, was present and the activities of his department were discussed. The application of Richard A. Stickely was approved, OOLICE DEPARrRIENT.- Acting Chief, H. M. Hamilton, was present and reported this activities of the police department. On motion by h1r. Trost, seconded by Mr. McSorley it was unanimously agreed that the slot machine picked up at the residence of a Mrs. Carr be returned to her. On motion by Mr. Trost, seconded by Mr. McSorley and unanimously carried U, ..-,it was agreed to return gaming devices to the Hotels Hoffmann & LaSalle under the condition that same will not be left in town. The result of the police departmentls vote on uniforms was read by the Clerk.- Moved by. Mr. Trost, seconded by 1.1r. McSorley and unanimously carried that the A. G. Meier & Co. be awarded the contract for police uniforms to expire Tan. 1, 1935. On, .motion by Mr. Gadacz., seconded by 111r. Trost and unanimously carried it was agreed,to• send the following letter to all employees comding under the jurisdiction of this Board: "To the entire personnel coming under the jurisdiction of the South Bend Board of Public-Safety: Certain standards of conduct are required with respect to our relations to the public and ourselves which are all based upon courtesy, honor and obedience. We all agree that high standards of conduct exist between the personnel, as a whole, but we feel that it is necessary that a certain few should be enlightened as to the rules promulgated by the Board of Public Safety.-- Any rules or regulations propounded by the Board of Public Safety are given .to the heads of the various sub-divisions coming under the juri- zdi 6-410h of the board and it isthe duty of such head to see `that the orders are carried out by the individual members of his department. The Individual members of the Board of Public Safety, as such, have no authority to-issue any orders to an individual member of any departmental subdivision. Any orders issued by the Board in the future will be in writing and signed by the Clerk of said Board and any changes in policy or regulations will require uire a quorum of the membership of the said Board as proVided in Sec. 159 of th Act Concerning Municipal Corporations which act is directly applicable to the Board of Public Safety. Every member of the Fire and Police forces, and all other members and appointees ointees of the Board of Public Safety shall be brought before the Board to be dealt with according to the decisions of the Board for the violation of any rules or regulations promulgated by the said Board." It was unanimously agreed that the newly appointed Captains OfRAtL41 Koczorowski, is permitted work in plain clothes for a period of 30 days. 9,11" )ecial Police commissions were issued to Paul A. 1ieierriiann & Xulius zRose. LECTRICAL' DEPAR'PIAENT: uperintandent, Wt. F. Qualls, was present-and the activities of his epartment were discussed. receipt for $10,00 fo:c,damage to traffic signal is hereby attached. EIGHTS & MEASURES DEPART17,1ENT: he report of City Sealer, Charles 1. Burns, was read, approved and rdered placed on' file. 7- 1 President ttest: - - - --- - - - - --- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Form Prescribed by State Board of Acco..t. EC R EIPT Revised City Form No � 208 No.- 6335 SOUTH BEND, IND., 14rob ;1. 193-A- RECEIVED 'FROM. �;Jerle; sa , fe ty s. THE SUM OF "'V33 an - DOLLARS 100 ONACCOUNT OF il"gges L -i i a ru at the- -Onion a 1 „ In a —2radlt Unneral inn&.* bel-I is c 14 1'enirek.* e C