Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 13, 1990, Page 7, Image 7

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    Community
Changing Eugene's approach to fighting crime
Plan drafted to aid police response
Bv C athcrine Hawley
Emerald Assoc into Editor
Members of faigenes polite
forte would like to spend less
time responding to tails tor
help and more time p,drolling
streets and neighborhoods
I'd this end . fhlgene s I tep.irt
ment of Public Safet\ has been
working on a long range plan
that would hiudamenlallv
i liange the approat h law en
fori ament otlii i.ils take in
lighting i rime
A draft version of a long
range plan for the department
whit h em (imp.isses pnlit o. tire
and emergent v medic al ser
v ices, has been submitted to
the i it\ i omit il and is now he
ing prepared tot presentation to
tin' publii this spring
The report ret timmentls that
the department shift to a com
inunitv oriented strateg\ of law
etlfori einent spending more
time and money on mine pre
vention and working with a va
rietv of sot tal agent ies to elimi
nate i (immunity t Onditions
that foster i rime
Although the rei uimnendu
t ions are deliberately non spe
i da at this stage of planning
the draft report suggests the tie
purl ment explore the possibit
ity of eslahlishing beat patrols
to operate out of del entrah/ed
prei ilit t slat n ms
( j|\ i mint il member Shaw n
Holes said he supports the idea
ot ( omnmnitv iniented
pole ing
It s t erv important to move
awriv from the quasi militaristic
appioat h we re taking now and
reintegrate I lie polu e into the
community.” Hides said I'm
looking forward to seeing the
t op on the In sit
Right now the department is
operating on an "iiu ident tint
i sow m vise'.
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rn" strategy said lim Hiir
puhln mtorm.ilmu oftU «‘i toi
tlif department. whir li means
polu r .imi other emergent \
serv ii t*s .nr disp.ili lii'i! nnli in
response to i .in', lor help
If vou see .1 pulII c i .11 on
tlm street during flu' dn\ its
probably on 11s wav from uni'
family dispute or something
to another Birr s.ml
l 'nrri’nt 1 \ offii ido not
Ii.im' tlir 11ini' to regularly pa
trol neighborhoods or i omlui t
investigations into am but the
more serious < rimes Birr said
I lie department lias been op
erating this way out ol nei essi
t\ the last leu years bei ause
the iiumbei ot i alls lor emer
gem \ servii.es has increased
sharply Bin said although
budget constraints have kept
the size of the department fairly
i onstanl
As a result ottir ei workloads
have a I nit isl doubled sint e
tuts.I ,u i Hiding to figures pub
lished in the draft report and
ottii els must spend most ot
their time responding to high
priority calls
1 he i (immunity has had no
i omplaints about lion we ban
die high priority < alls sm It as
hoiilii ides armed robberies
and rapes Bur said I he\ are
not as happv with our response
In n hat u e i all qual11\ 111 life
rails '
'Quality ot lit** is llie de
part went \ term hu non emei
gem \ requests toi serv ii e. such
as complaints about loud pal
ties, publir drunkenness and
barking dogs
t)U! lespollse is otteu less
timely- and limited in what we
can do " Birr said It used to
be that it Mill I ailed in a burgia
im we would come out and do
a lull blown iuvestigatton
lake tingerprints and i vi'rv
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National Fdiu ator.
Author, Platform Artist
and 1 lairdresser
David K . Fletcher
Perms-Are they
in or out this season?
You bet they're in!!
Volume texture fullness lots of
style; and soilness < an 1m* < reateel l»v
(hangup the? shape* of the* hair
(cheinx ally) If vmi re worried
about bail results vs hat's the? solu
hoii' Maybe your hair is not in the*
be;st i onelition for a p«*rm There
has to Iw something in the* hair lor
the perm to Iih k into or you mas be
using a produe I line that leaves a
build up on your hair that the? ne*rm
just iant get through 'this ptastu
■ oating is one ot the most < otiunoii
problems) or mavbe* you newel a
fresh new technical approae h
hind a friend ivith u funtustu
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Call for help
484-0088
llllllg I Ill's!' dilVS. we would
probabK |usl take your report
i ivi’r I hr phono
1 lie lony range report is the
first step m .in .itt«*in|>t to .hi
dress publii frustrations ovei
uli.it the\ m.i\ pi'ro'iu' to he
t lie depart men! 's l.u k til re
spoiisir eness
\ series ol public forums u ill
lie held tins spring and summer
to present the long range plan
to laigenn s i ifi/ens and to get
an idea ol the level of servite
the t oinniuniH experts and is
u illmg to |ia\ loi
I he department u ants to in
t hide the publii as unit h as
possible in developing its plan
hu the lullin' Bur said
Besides more t OOt.li I u llh
pm ale t it 1/i'tlS, I lie tie part tile 111
would like to work more i lose
l\ with SI boot d 1st l It t s the
pi.inning department and other
six lal agent ies to alleviate
< hronit problems sui h as
homelessness and drug abuse
( nine is an iittshoot of the
extent that .1 < oinmiinitv takes
i are nt its people Hirr said
( )ne sin h piti^ram has been
operating sm i esstwllv in hu
gene si in e tall Mn r said I he
j >1 nl )i» Ills ( \ I |( )( ) I S Workers
( »m*{X*r«11• * u itli Lane t 'nuntv
Mental i Irallh si,ill In provide
teat men! Ins then « Iirnts
At In the sc; irs nl In
mms is i nmlm (nl. 'In- report
will hr ir evaluated and a final
version will he submitted to the
ills t mini il sometime next tail
Holes said he experts the
It's very important to move away from
the quasi -mil it a ristic approach were tak
ing now and reintegrate the police into the
community.'
— Shawn Boles
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