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Volunteers iu Pubtic Safety (VIPS Cornet. Woods reported the following: a VIPS held their regular monthly meeting last Tuesday. o Project Lifesaver is progressing nicely. Public Safety staff is now trained as Train- the-Trainers. We now have funds to be able to purchase 3 antennas. o VIPS will help with the blood drive that will be held at the Public Safety Center in February. o KidCare was done at the Family Service Center in January. In February, KidCare will be done at the ECFE and at school carnivals. o VIPS continues to do fmgerprinting. In 2006, they fingerprinted 1$$ individuals. o Two VIPS will volunteer to work at the St. Paul Winter Carnival. Deputy Director Ellickson reported the Project Lifesaver contract was approved with minimal changes so it shouldn't be too long before this is done and the Froject Lifesaver program can officially begin. Public Safety /Homeland Security Deputy Director Ellickson reported that Luis Alford was found guilty by a jury for second degree homicide. Deputy Director Ellickson noted that metal thefts are ,increasing; businesses are being hit for their capper. Comm. Elwell noted that his brother, Scott Elwell, was named Fire Fighter of the Year for 2006. Council Report No report_ Old Business Timber Cruet Apo eats Deputy Director Ellickson reported that the license for Timber Crest will probably be revoked by Council as the high nurn~er of police calls continue at this complex. A re-inspection will be done next week by the City Sanitarian and the Fire Marshal to follaw~-up on outstanding orders. 12th Avenue NW Comm. Kerns distributed a handout with options to discuss. Discussion included the options of making no changes and attempt to reinforce the changes to parking in the 4cn Street lot and use the VIPS to educate the disc golfers. The police reserves could monitor