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1 2008 Cedar Hill Police Department Annual Report Serving and Protecting with Integrity

Dear Residents and Visitors of Cedar Hill, It is with great pleasure that I present the Cedar Hill Police Department 2008 Annual Report.

The Police Department s major accomplishments include: 15-second reduction in Emergency Call Response Time Achieving an 80% overall customer approval rating for police services delivered based on

recognition award expected in Fall 2009 Moving into the new 34,000 square foot police building in the Government Center Hiring a second Assistant Police Chief to command the Field Operations Bureau

2 Dear Residents and Visitors of Cedar Hill, It is with great pleasure that I present the Cedar Hill Police Department 2008 Annual Report. Cedar Hill remains the safest city in the Best Southwest with a 36.4 crime index rating. The Police Department s major accomplishments include: 15-second reduction in Emergency Call Response Time Achieving an 80% overall customer approval rating for police services delivered based on customer service surveys Investigating and solving many high profile and complex cases and maintaining an overall 35% clearance rate Acceptance into the Texas Recognition Program with full recognition award expected in Fall 2009 Moving into the new 34,000 square foot police building in the Government Center Hiring a second Assistant Police Chief to command the Field Operations Bureau Enhanced community policing accountability by establishing permanent patrol and crime prevention (P.A.C.T. Unit) beat assignments As the City of Cedar Hill continues to grow, your Police Department will strive to enhance the services it provides to its residents and visitors with our goal of being premier. The professional men and women of the Cedar Hill Police Department are dedicated to providing the highest quality service that promotes and maintains a safe environment in partnership with the community consistent with our values. I encourage you to learn more about your Police Department. We welcome any questions, comments or ways to improve our service delivery. Check out our webpage for other useful information at cedarhilltx.com/police. We look forward to serving you in Stephen L. Rhodes Chief of Police A Message from the Chief... Average Police Response Times 2008 Call Response Time Comparison Priority Time P 5:22 1 5:35 2 8:05 Time (in minutes) 14:49 6:05 12:00 5:45 12:41 5: : :16 Overall 12:05 Emergency Call Response Non Emergency Call Response Cover Photo by Lt. C. Chenault

Cedar Hill Police Activities Activities by Priority (excludes traffic stops) Priority P 186 198 333 48040 2008 24465 72505 Priority 1 5844 2245

5 12808 24921 15801 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 Priority 6 1962 1030 14835 Total Customer Initiated Officer Initiated All Others n/a n/a 156 2008

3 Cedar Hill Police Activities Activities by Priority (excludes traffic stops) Priority P Priority Priority YEAR Priority Priority Priority Priority Total Customer Initiated Officer Initiated All Others n/a n/a Customer Initiated Calls by Beat Station walk-in calls (old location) Beat Station walk-in calls (new location)

4 Number of Injuries Accidents Investigated Accidents Reported Traffic Accidents One fatality accident in 2008 (worked by Dallas County Sheriff s Department) 7% increase in number of injuries 153 accidents investigated on FM % increase in accidents on FM 1382 Additionally, Dallas County Sheriff s Department investigated 63 accidents on US Hwy 67 in Cedar Hill Criminal Investigations 2008 Red Light Cameras Cited Violations Belt Line Rd/S. Clark Rd 432 FM 1382 WB/NB 67 SR 1786 SB 67 SR/FM Belt Line Rd/Joe Wilson 811 Belt Line Rd/Waterford Oaks Total Total % decrease in Red Light Camera violations Cases Investigated Cases Filed County Warrants Obtained Search Warrants Obtained Overall Case Clearance Rate % % %

5 Part I UCR Violent Crime Murder Rape Robbery Aggravated Assault Part I UCR Non-Violent Crime Motor Vehicle Theft Theft Burglary Arrests Cited Violations Adult Juvenile Total Property Year Stolen Recovered Recovery Rate 2006 $4,005,781 $1,607,477 40% 2007 $4,930,214 $1,599,582 32% 2008 $5,019,523 $1,807,823 36% vehicles were towed for no insurance

6 Award Winners Officer of the Year Adrian Saldana Supervisor of the Year Norman Hammel Rookie of the Year Ann McSwain Civilian of the Year MaLinda Nicholson CORRECT PHOTO HERE

Evansville Police Department 2017 Annual Web Report

Evansville Police Department 2017 Annual Web Report "An International Accredited Law Enforcement Agency 1 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Evansville Police Department, in partnership with the community,