Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners Meeting June 25, 2012 Bev Harves Room Zionsville Town Hall Present: President Steve Mundy, Commissioner Tim Haak, Commissioner Mat Carney Chief of Police: Robert Knox, Captain Doug Gauthier, Captain Jeff Morris, Officer Wayde Knox Call to Order: President Mundy Approval of the March 26, 2012 Board of Police Commissioners meeting minutes. Motion to approve made by Commissioner Tim Haak, Seconded by Commissioner Carney. Approved by unanimous vote. Old Business: Chief Knox advised the Board of Police Commissioners on the progress and conclusion of the Sergeant promotional process and a motion to promote Officer Samuel Dennemann was made by Commissioner Carney and seconded by Commissioner Haak. Motion passed by unanimous vote. President Mundy advised Chief Knox to pass on the Commissioners congratulations to Sergeant Dennemann and a thank you to all the candidates for this position. New Business: A. The Zionsville Policies and Procedures (#10, #41 & #42) were discussed and a motion to adopt the proposed updated policies was made by Commissioner Haak and seconded by Commissioner Carney. The motion passed by unanimous vote. B. Discussion of a proposed K-9 unit within the Zionsville Police Department was had and a motion was made by Commissioner Carney and seconded by Commissioner Haak to approve the Zionsville Police Department to move ahead with the project. The motion passed by unanimous vote. C. Discussion was had on the issuing of an officers sidearm as it pertains to Reserve Officers. Chief Knox was directed to come up with the guidelines and criteria on the years of service and how this should proceed, and have it ready for the July, 2012 Town  Council meeting. Motion made by Commissioner Haak and seconded by Commissioner Carney. Motion passed by unanimous vote. Public Comment: None Meeting adjourned by President Mundy. Next Board of Police Commissioners meeting scheduled for July 30, 2012 in the Bev Harves Room at the Zionsville Town Hall. Respectfully submitted: Robert Knox Chief of Police