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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
SETTLEMENT: Palmer, COUNCIL: Budget includes 2.5 percent raise for employees
Funds for those improve- up to $750,000 of its own rest of the budget committee
from 1A
Mobley and the county all Continued
ments will also come from money to add a basement they understood the projects
Power Administration was a reinance of the bond that and large parking lot.
being funded.
low,
and
has
been
pulling
The
city
also
plans
to
formed
HES,
which
will
“I felt more informed this
denied any liability
money from its reserves for save about $2.5 million.
spend $100,000 on a pave- year than any of the years
the past few years to make
up for signiicant increases
in the cost of power from
BPA.
Rivera said at the May
23 workshop that model
was not sustainable. He also
said that Hermiston Energy
Services needed extra funds
to make capital improve-
ments, including a new $1
million substation called
Hermiston East that should
help reduce power outages
in the city and get customers
back online faster if they
do occur. Rivera also wants
to institute “smart meters”
that would tell HES as soon
as the power goes out and
allow the utility to automati-
cally collect detailed reports
of customers’ energy usage
without sending a meter
reader door to door.
ment overlay on North First
Place between Elm Avenue
and Harper Road.
The budget also includes
a 2.5 percent raise for
employees, $130,000 for
the West Highland Trail
extension between River-
front Park and 11th Street,
$70,000 for a city bus to
start a Dial-a-Ride program,
$75,000 to repaint the water
tower with Hermiston’s new
“Where Life is Sweet” brand
and $25,000 to implement
the brand on city vehicles,
signs, letterheads and other
materials.
Council John Kirwan
said he felt that city staff
had done a good job in
educating the council in the
months leading up to the
new budget, so that when
they reviewed it with the
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STATION
COMING EVENTS
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
On Monday the council
also passed its $49.2 million
budget for 2016-2017.
The budget is about $14
million smaller than the
current iscal year’s budget,
thanks to a combination of
accounting changes and the
spending down of funds
for several large projects,
including
the
Eastern
Oregon Trade and Event
Center.
One of the city’s big
spending projects for 2016-
2017 is the Harkenrider
Center, which the city plans
to start building downtown
in the fall to replace the
current Hermiston Senior
Center. The city is using
a $2 million Community
Development Block Grant
from the state and has
approved the addition of
Tuesday Morning
PBS
John Day city oficials, list
accusations that Palmer put
the county at risk through
of his association with the
militants, that he’s a law
enforcement “security leak”
and that he has improperly
deployed civilian deputies.
Palmer and Undersheriff
Zach Mobley didn’t return
telephone messages or
respond to written questions.
On Friday, Mobley’s attorney
didn’t address the questions
but wrote that “Mobley’s
reputation is very important
to him personally, and also is
vital to his ability to work in
his profession.”
Police records, video
and audio recordings and
dispatch logs show that Jim
Koitzsch, 57, was at home
with his two dogs, watching
television, when the gunire
started. A neighbor heard it,
too.
Koitzsch had stepped
onto the front porch of his
isolated Grant County home
the evening of Jan. 26, 2015,
to see who was shooting. Out
of the dark, he said, a round
whizzed past his head.
“I almost got hit,”
Koitzsch told the dispatcher,
according to a recording. “I
need an oficer up here.”
Mobley, with the sheriff’s
ofice since 2006, responded
to the call, telling dispatchers
he knew the people along the
gravel lane that threads up a
small canyon on John Day’s
west side. Just four homes
line Terrance Road.
Recorded on police video,
a shaken Koitzsch described
the shots — four, a pause,
and then four or ive more.
He pointed up the hill toward
the house across the road
as the source. He said he
couldn’t see anybody.
“Are you’re absolutely
positive it came from right
here?”
Mobley
asked,
gesturing toward the home.
“100 percent,” Koitzsch
responded.
It was the home of
Terry and Leann Coalwell.
Leann Coalwell is the sister
of Mobley’s wife. As he
responded to the call that
evening and before meeting
Koitzsch, Mobley talked
by phone to his 15-year-old
niece, who told him she had
heard no shots, according to
the deputy’s report.
After
questioning
Koitzsch, Mobley excused
himself to talk to a neighbor
who heard the shots.
But before reaching the
neighbor or going to the
Coalwell house, Mobley
called Palmer.
According to his written
report, Mobley told the
sheriff that only kids were
home at the Coalwells,
though he didn’t say how
many or their ages. He said
they didn’t have access to
guns, which were kept in a
safe. His report doesn’t say
how he established this.
“Sheriff Palmer told me
to go ahead and arrest Mr.
Koitzsch,” Mobley wrote
in his report. “I told Sheriff
Palmer that I was checking
with him because I wanted to
make sure it wasn’t a conlict
since the Coalwells are my
family.”
He would later arrest
Koitzsch for initiating a false
report, a misdemeanor with a
penalty of up to a year in jail.
Despite
the
arrest
approval,
Mobley
still
interviewed the neighbor,
Dorothy Thexton, 66. He
didn’t tell her he intended to
arrest Koitzsch on an accusa-
tion of fabricating the “shots
ired” incident.
On police video, Thexton
echoed Koitzsch’s account
— a series of gunshots that
seemed to come from the
Coalwell property.
Her grandson chimed in,
saying it sounded like a rile.
“Like a machine gun?”
Mobley asked.
The grandson said yes,
and mimicked the sound as
Mobley continued recording.
Mobley recounted in his
report his conversation with
Thexton but didn’t mention
the grandson or his account.
He told Thexton he was
going to the Coalwell home.
When she said she
didn’t know the deputy, he
responded, “I’m Deputy
Mobley.”
“Are you their broth-
er-in-law?” Thexton asked.
“Yeah,”
Mobley
responded.
“Holy crap,” she said.
In his report, Mobley
wrote that he next went
to the Coalwell home and
interviewed his niece. He
reported that she said no one
had been shooting, no guns
were out, and all the guns
were in the safe. He later
told Koitzsch he personally
checked the safe and found
it locked.
He did the questioning
and the safe inspection in
about two minutes, according
to the dispatch logs and the
police video.
He didn’t include a video
of that interview in his
oficial report, though he
had recorded the interviews
with Koitzsch and Thexton
with a body camera. His
report makes no mention of
entering the Coalwell home
or verifying the gun safe was
locked.
“To hide the fact that his
relatives were allowing their
minor children to have access
to loaded irearms while
home alone, Deputy Mobley
arrested and jailed an inno-
cent man,” Rogoway said
in a notice iled with Grant
County that she intended to
seek damages.
In the later settlement,
Palmer, Mobley and the
county all denied any
liability.
Koitzsch spent the night
in jail, and three days later
the local prosecutor said
there was no case.
District Attorney Jim
Carpenter cited Thexton’s
statement in deciding not to
prosecute Koitzsch.
“It is clear that shots were
ired in the area, which is
what Koitzsch reported,”
Carpenter wrote in a memo
to Palmer.
“Investigations of rela-
tives and close friends will
be reviewed with a skeptical
eye,” Carpenter wrote.
“Every precaution should be
taken to avoid this situation.”
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