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UNIVERSITY PUBLIC SAFETY

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

MEETING NOTES

March 5, 2019

ATTENDANCE

Present: Chief John Reid, UPD Tim Sistrunk, HFA Jen Ross, Staff Council Marvin Pratt, EHS Mary Wallmark, Student Life and Leadership Mike Thorpe, Risk Manager

MINUTES

1. Review meeting agenda

2. Review notes from December 18, 2018

3. Monthly summary of UPD activities

Discussion regarding individual at Meriam Library, social media response, and UPD “Stay Away” order. Pratt and Guzzi shared stories of concern from students as well as incorrect rumors heard

on campus. Chief Reid clarified that individual was not a threat and that disruptive behavior is a

chronic issue at the library. Chief is working with Patrick Newell on a public use policy.

New Police Commander Chris Nicodemus has started on campus this week and is in orientation.

He has worked in Butte County for 20 years, previously for Oroville PD.

Two new officers (Gillam and Personius) are in week 10 of 26 at the academy and are doing well.

They will graduate in June and will then complete 12 weeks of field training on campus, working

with a mentor officer. Chief has great confidence in their future with UPD.

The Moonlight Safety Walk is still in the works; updates to follow.

Coffee and the Cops has been scheduled with Chico PD in early April. Last year’s event was a

successful way for students to interact with UPD officers.

Review of February 2019 activity. 40 formal reports were written, mostly misdemeanor crimes.

Some reports get transferred to other departments like FMS or Student Conduct.

i. Attachments: UPD February 2019 Patrol Statistics, Crime Counts by Offense Code,

Incidents by Incident Type

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Guzzi requested follow up from Chief Reid about incidents for key card access/ locking doors, so

that FMS can target fixing any buildings on campus where there are repeat issues.

Discussion of bike and skateboard stops and complaints. Master planning has revealed interest

in creating a bike path north of the creek (east/west from Yolo all the way to Holt). UPD wants

to encourage positive contact between officers and students rather than bike and skateboard

citations. Chief is working with Alejandra from AS on partnering with the bike club to provide

coffee coupon cards to reward students who are obeying rules and parking bikes.

4. Current issues facing law enforcement throughout the CSU system as well as the state of California

Discussion of Sacramento police officers who were not charged in the Stephon Clark case, rules

of engagement and use of force. Over time, training for officers could shift as a result.

Camera use policy is still awaiting feedback from the Chancellor’s Office. For now, Chico State is

using its local use policy. Delay in policy has had a fiscal impact. Chief is to follow up with CO.

5. Report on any meetings with Academic Senate, Cabinet, various constituency groups

Chief is working with staff from the Meriam Library about public use policy. There are acute

issues with nonaffiliated patrons visiting the library and disturbing the environment and various

levels of discomfort with the situation. Some staff members are interested in restricting library

access especially after 5pm. It may be helpful to use the library as a case study for restricting

access to buildings on campus to see what the community’s response is and how we can

successfully set boundaries and expectations.

6. Examine recommendations from the Chief of Police concerning matters of public safety

7. Committee members to provide recommendations concerning matters of public safety

8. Adjourn

Next meeting: April 2, 2019 at 3:30pm

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CSU CHICO POLICE DEPARTMENT

PATROL STATISTICS

REPORTING PER[OO: FEBRUARY 2019

Statistic Count

Total Incidents 1232

Calls for Service 364

Officer Initiated Incidents 868

Traffic Stops 89

Other OIA Incidents 779

Bus/Building checks

Yeh/Ped Check

91

82

Total Officer Reports 40

Accident 2

Converted Case 0

Criminal Accident 0

Felony 7

Information 13

Infraction 3

Misdemeanor 14

Voided

Unclassified Reports 0

Total Misdemeanor & Felony An-ests 13

Misdemeanor Arrests 8

Felony Arrests 5

Total Citations 25

Moving 19

Other Infraction 1

Unclassified 5

Fls 0

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CSU CHICO POLICE DEPARTMENT

Offense

CRlME COUNT BY OFFENSE CODE

FEBRUARY 2019

Description

l 1377(A) HS Poss Controlled Substance-misd 1203.2 PC PROB VIO M Probation Violation Misdmeanor 12500(A) VC Drive W/O License 14601.l(A) VC Drive W/License Suspended 148(a)(l) PC Obstruct Public Officer 148.9(A) PC 16028(a) VC 2.4.01 cc 20002(A)( l ) VC 20002(8) vc 211 P.C 21310 PC 245(A)(l ) PC 2800 vc 4000(a) VC 459 PC 484(A) PC 484g(a) PC 488 PC 496(A) PC 5150 W&I 529(a)(3) PC 594(A)(2) PC 626.6 PC 647(F) PC 849(b )(2) PC Agency Assist - 245 Collision Rpt No Inj Found Prope1ty Information Only O/A Warrant FELONY O/A Warrant MISD OUTSIDE ASSIST Recovered Prop/V eh Void TOT AL OFFENSES

False Id To Specific Po's No Proof of Insurance Illegally Riding on Campus Hit&run Prop Damag:locate Hit&run Rnwy Veh:prop Dam Robbery:second Degree Carry concealed dirk or dagger Adw Not F/Arm Or Frce:gbi Fail To Obey Police Officer Expired Registration Burglary Theft Of Personal Prop Theft:forged Access Card Misd Petty Theft less than $950 -misd Rec Knwn Stln Prop-misc less than $950 Mental Health Evaluation Persnate:make Othr Liable Vandalism:damage Property 7 DAY ADVISEMENT Disord Conduct:alcohol Detention Only- No Prosecution Desired Agency Assist--Assault w/Deadly Weapon Collision Report No Injury Found Property Informational Only Outside Warrant Arrest FELONY Outside Warrant Arrest MISD OUTSIDE AGENCY ASSIST Outside Agency Recovered Stolen Property Voided Case

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33 Alarm-Specify Type 7 33B Burglary Alarm 25 33F Fire Alarm 20 415 Disturbance 6 594 Vandalism 2 66 Suspicious Person/Vehicle/Circumstance 72 85 Area Check 476 911HU 911 Hangup/Disconnect/Open line 37 ALCO Alcohol Related Issue/Complaint 9

ANIMAL Animal Call 2 AOA Assist 0th.er Agency 22 ATC Attempt to Contact 5 BIKEREG Bike Registration 2 BLDCHK Building Check 91 BOLO Be On the Lookout 2 BS BS 3 BS CX Bike/Skateboard Complaint 3 BS STOP Bike/Skateboard Stop 28 C9 Door Unlock 31 CAMP Camping/Lodging Complaint 8 CARD Card Access Issue 4 cc Campus Connection 28

CJTESO Cite Sign Off 10

CJTI Citizen Assist 8

CIVIL Any civil problem CRIME Crime - Not Specified DRILL Emergency Preperation Drill 5

ELEV Elevator Malfunction 7

FC Field Contact 45

FIRE Generic Fire Call/Not Specified FOLLOWUP Followup 23

HS Narcotics Violation 2

INFO Information 15

KEYOUT Key Checked Out 10

LU Lock Up 12

MA Medical Aid 13

MAINT Maintenance Callout/Service 12

MTG Meeting 17

OPEN Open Door/Window/Gate 8

PARK Parking Issue/Complaint 17

PRES Presentation 4

PROP Property-Lost/Found/Recovered 7

SDET Special Detail 2

SEXCR Sex Crime 1

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Smoking Complaint/Violation

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Accident/No Details

Theft

Threats Received

Training-UPD Staff

Vehicle Stop

Welfare Check

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