Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 10, 1994, Page 4, Image 4

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"Community response has
in(1 it sited th.it they are encour
aged, that it is an upbeat wa\ to
patrol," Zahar said He smiles
"It’s great exercise, too.”
The biggest problem with a
Ini vcle patrol program seems to
he acquiring the funds to start it
up Zahar would like to see a
dedicated program of full-time
hike officers in Eugene, hut at the
moment the department is able
to put out hike officers only when
there is extra staffing
Zahar said a minimum nuiii
lier of offii ers must always lie on
duty Hike officers count as port
of this minimum, but only as half
an officer because officers on
hit ycles are unable to transport
people they have arrested. In an
already overworked department,
it's hard to make room for offi
cers on bicycles
"We re doing as much as we
i nn with t!in resources wo ve
got." Zahar said
Once an officer decides fie
wants to patrol on a hike, he has
In learn special techniques for
ruling the hike, including mount
ing and dismounting it quickly
Bicycle officers also need special
uniforms, six h as looser pants
that are more practical for hike
riding and warm uniforms for
winter weather
The police hikes come with
state-of-the-art equipment, with
features such as high-intensity
headlights that are like car head
lights Zahar said the bicycles the
EPD uses am close to the liest you
can buy. He said they are more
durable than a mountain bike,
which they need to Ire for the use
they get. and rarely need repairs
“1 personally commute on a
Raleigh." Zahar said "My hike
is one step down from a police
hike. I never have any problems
breaking down."
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