Chief Chief Monahan

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief
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The Mayor asked Chief Monahan to further explain the incident. Chief Monahan reported that the employee was taken to Jewish Hospital where his injury was treated. He stated that several of the fire fighters were suffering from heat exhaustion; however, all did a great job in responding.

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief
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Chief Monahan reported that Lt. Blum spearheaded this program last year and Lt. Blum has stated that the program would need to begin immediately to coincide with hunting season. Chief Monahan reported that after February, the bucks lose their antlers, which makes it difficult to distinguish between the male and female deer.

Chief Monahan confirmed that there was not a measurable snow since the last council meeting. Chief Monahan reported that Indian Hill performs their count every January. He also reported that the final accident count for 2007 was 13 and so far for 2008 there have been six deer incidents, one of which was an auto accident.
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Chief Monahan reported that last year it was done over a six week period. He stated that we are now at four weeks left in the season.
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Chief Monahan reported that it was 13 in 2007 and 22 in 2006.
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Chief Monahan reported that Indian Hill allows hunters to hunt in bow season in November versus conducting a culling. Their program is completed by January 1st each year.
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Chief Monahan stated that French Park would have definitely been a problem due to the wooded nature of the park.
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Chief Monahan stated that the culling would start in November.

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief
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Chief Monahan introduced the newest addition to the police/fire department, Mr. Keith Sowder.
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Chief Monahan invited Officer Sowder to come forward and be sworn in by Mayor Kamine.

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief
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Mrs. Cohen confirmed with Chief Monahan that the Cincinnati Park Board was not going to perform a deer culling program in French Park this year.
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Chief Monahan reported that he attempted to negotiate with the Cincinnati Park Board to absorb half of the cost or provide sharpshooters from their program; however, the Cincinnati Park Board was not agreeable to any of these requests.
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Chief Monahan stated that the officers are more comfortable from a safety viewpoint to utilize Amberley personnel only.

Chief Monahan, Police/Fire Chief
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Chief Monahan reported that on August 18, 2007, at 5:59 a.m. resident Paul Booth called the police department to report subjects running from the house next door to him.
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Chief Monahan presented Mr. Booth with a commendation and thanked him for his efforts.
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Chief Monahan reported that resident Jeff Epstein called into the police department on August 15, 2007, at 5:40 p.m. regarding suspicious subjects in the area.
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Chief Monahan stated that Mr. Epstein could not attend the meeting, but his commendation will be forwarded to him.