Minutes 2016-12-12 (4)6/19/2017 4:54 PM
LiEENDAR,
ALL MEETINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELL,4T/0N OR RESCHEDULING
MONDAY,
December 12, 2016
8:30 am
*Budget Update with Prosecutor
9:00 am
*BOCC Wrap Up
10:00 am
BOCC Business Meeting
11:00 am
Board of Health
11:30 am
Chamber Forum, O'Blarneys
1:30 pm
Pinchot Partners Meeting, BOCC Hearing Room
1:00 pm
*Financial Services Meeting
2:00 pm
*Update with Sheriff
3:00 pm
*Update with HR
5:00 pm
Chehalis City Council
6:00 pm
Drug Court Christmas Party
6:30 pm
Winlock City Council
TUESDAY, December 13, 2016
9:00 am *Update with Community Development
1r0:00 am Update -with �Sheriff's Q moved to Monday at 2:00 pm
11:30 am Christmas Party for CD, PW, and Environmental Health
WEDNESDAY, December 14, 2016
9:00 am *Director Update
THURSDAY, December 15, 2016
11:00 am Port of Chehalis Meeting
FRIDAY, December 16, 2016
11:30 am Area 3 Shop Christmas Party
*Official BOCC Meetings (if schedule allows, meeting times may be adjusted)
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Levis County Courthouse
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NOTICE OF RECESS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lewis County Board of County
Commissioners' regular meeting scheduled for 8 a.m. on December 12,
2016, is in recess until 9 a.m.
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Rieva Lester, Clerk of the Board
Edna j.Fund P.W. Schulte Gary Stamper Rieva Lester
first District Second District Third District Clerk of the Soord
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Update with the Prosecutor's Office
December 12, 2016
8:30 a.m.
Present: Commissioner Fund, Commissioner Stamper, Jonathan Meyer, Becky Butler, Steve Walton, and
Janelle Kambich
Guest: Linda Williams
Recorder: Rieva Lester
. -.-. Jonathan said he'.d discussed. his#nus proposal with Becky Butler. He asked if there were any
questions. He said his goal is to settle the 2016 and 2017 contracts.
Commissioner Fund said her concern revolves around recent cutbacks.
Becky said bonuses could create a huge issue for other departments.
... .:. Jonathan said heis;sticking.to. his:state'mlent that he would not move forward to bonuses without the
board's approval.
, Jonathan;said,it's:fr.ustratingao-:b.e:at.th'e end of 2016 and the 2016 contract is not yet negotiated. He
said he would prefer to have a contract in place at the beginning of the year.
Jonathan said this would be a good way to settle four contracts: those for 2016 and 2017 attorney and
non -attorney staff.
Jonathan said the bonuses wouldn't have a compound effect. He said it would be more like front -loading
a COLA.
Becky said the only time something similar was done was when there was a salary study.
Jonathan said he wanted to stay within the $70,000-plus saved through the vacant position. The $52,350
would do so.
Commissioner Fund talked about feedback after the sheriff's recent pay raise. She talked about the new
patrol cars and the cuts to senior centers.
Commissioner Stamper asked if it would be feasible to look at it in 2017.
Jonathan said he felt comfortable doing it in 2016 because he knows what money he has left.
Commissioner Stamper said he agrees all county workers deserve raises, but, he said, he is not willing to
move forward with bonuses.
Jonathan said it's tough to swallow that when given the opportunity to take care of folks, it's not done.
Meeting ended at 8:58 a.m.
BOCC Wrap-up
December 12, 2016
9:00 a.m.
Present: Commissioner Fund, Commissioner Stamper, Becky Butler, Steve Walton, and Steve Wohld.
Guests: Linda Williams.
Recorder: Rieva Lester
Commissioner Stamper talked about cost -saving possibilities. He discussed looking into the filming of
the BOCC meetings as well as the Coffee with the Commissioners.
Commissioner Stamper left at 9:06 a.m.
Steve Wohld said Lewis County PUD has been very successful with its insurance.
Becky talked about double coverage.
The group also talked about the Teamsters welfare trust, which lets Teamsters take the $1,000-a-month
insurance cash even if the employee opts out of insurance.
Commissioner Stamper returned at 9:11 a.m.
The group talked about recent inaccurate information in the weekend's edition of the Chronicle.
Becky said that the state pays half of the PA's salary, but only the salary. The state doesn't give anything
toward benefits.
Linda Williams left at 9:21 a.m.
The group talked about backlash they received for having used Facebook to get information out about
the senior centers.
Commissioner Stamper left at 9:43 a.m.
Meeting ended at 9:50 a.m.
Meeting with Financial Services
Dec. 12, 2016
XXXXXX P.M.
Present: Commissioner Fund, Commissioner Stamper, and Suzette Smith.
Recorder: Rieva Lester
Suzette Smith said when looking at mileage, a normal commute cannot be paid.
Suzette said that if Commissioner Stamper goes to Packwood rather than come in to the office, the trip
to Packwood does not qualify for reimbursement.
Suzette said the total mileage to a -training, for example, would have the regular work commute
subtracted.
Suzette said the move'to using odometers instead of Mapquest has tied her office's hands when it
�. comes to auditing mileage reimbursement requests.
Suzette suggested looking into travel logs to be kept in personal vehicles. She said others have discussed
using motor pool vehicles.
Meeting ended at 1:48 p.m.
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Lewis County Sheriffs Office
Board of County Commissioners
Update 12/12/16
Agenda
I. Special Services Bureau: Chief Deputy Dustin G. Breen — See attached
II. Corrections Bureau: Chief Deputy Chris J. Sweet — See attached
III. Field Operations Bureau: Captain Curtis B. Spahn — See attached
IV. General Discussion: Sheriff Robert R. Snaza — TBD
Start Time: -1 End Time: Lg-IL)
Attendees: C tfrrtr s4enor�ehulte Other:
Commissioner Fund
Commissioner Stamper
Sheriff Snaza
Undersheriff Rethwill
Chief Deputy Breen
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Chief Deputy Sweet
Captain Spahn
Captain Tawes
"Public Safety throacgh Professional Service"
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Lewis County Sheriff's Office
Special Services Bureau
MEMORANDUM
DATE/TIME: December 12, 2016
REPORT BY: Chief Dustin G. Breen
REFERENCE: BOCC UPDATE — November 2016
Special Services Bureau Highlights:
• Detectives investigated a report of a Centralia woman who said she was abducted and
assaulted. The woman was found by a hunter on a logging road near Packwood.
Detectives worked with Centralia PD to gather evidence and conduct interviews. The
victim ultimately refused to cooperate in the case.
• Detectives assisted patrol on several cases, including a stolen vehicle located on South
Scheuber Road, as well as a search warrant conducted in Rochester, where 12 stolen
firearms were recovered from a burglary that occurred the day before in Chehalis.
• Detectives served a search warrant in Toledo for a subject possessing child
pornography. The case had been forwarded to our office by the Internet Crimes Against
Children Task Force (ICAC). Search warrants were obtained for IP addresses, along
with other evidence, which helped identify the suspect who was subsequently arrested
and confessed.
• Detectives investigated a theft involving a Washington State Patrol Trooper. The case
has been referred to the Lewis County Prosecutor's Office for charges of Theft in the
third degree and making a false or misleading statement to a public servant.
• Detectives investigated a shooting that occurred in Centralia where the suspect shot a
person known to him in the leg during a drive by shooting incident. After fleeing from the
scene, the suspect was apprehended the following day at a Tumwater area motel. The
suspected weapon used in the incident was also recovered after a search warrant was
executed on the suspect's hotel room he was arrested from.
• Records continued to receive a high volume of Pistol Transfers and Concealed Pistol
License applicants. This year's totals may surpass the previous record year in 2013.
• The Civil Division has continued to process a steady amount of evictions and sales.
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Civil Division
Statistics (YTD):
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Restitutions
87
116
120
112
103
Executions
9
7
23
33
18
Other Writ
0
0
1
0
1
District Court Subpoenas
346
362
166
115
197
Superior Court Subpoenas
1,025
819
521
425
482
Juvenile Court Subpoenas
255
154
266
139
122
DV Temp Protection Order
168
155
146
174
143
Harassment Temp Order
73
49
65
51
42
Papers Processed
2,577
2,492
2,203
2,078
2,010
Service Attempts
4,396
3,975
3,352
3,056
3,019
Records Division
Statistics (YTD):
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Harvest Permits
220
210
191
162
145
Pistol Licenses Originals
796
1,371
752
928
1321
Pistol Licenses Renewals
623
690
460
486
648
Pistol Licenses
Late Renewals
148
134
184
161
144
Pistol Licenses
Replacements
78
99
99
76
112
Pistol Transfers
1,658
1,938
1519
1922
1739
Validations
382
404
326
581
119
Total Case Numbers
15,071
13,848
13782
14621
13304
CPLS
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JULY
AUG
SEPT
OCT
NOV
DEC
TOTALS
ISSUED
282
285
242
186
88
185
195
191
195
183
193
APPLICATIONS
258
219
214
148
106
200
188
162
198
192
193
Pistol Transfers
217
188
215
724
148
146
146
115
177
155
128
CPLs & Pistol Transfers 2011-2016
2500
2000
1500
z
m 1000
0
500
0
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Years
CPLs I Pistol Transfers
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PROPERTY DIVISION/ EVIDENCE
Statistics up to: 10-31-16
October
2016
YTD
2016
INTAKE SUBMISSIONS
77
678
INCOMING ITEMS RECEIVED
976
4,595
Incoming Crime Lab Cases
4
132
Items
5
190
Outgoing Crime Lab Cases
12
159
Items
14
228
Cases Processed in LCSO Lab
16
99
Items
266
1,188
FINAL DISPOSITIONS:
Total Cases Closed
58
1,101
MANNER OF DISPOSITIONS:
Items Returned to Owner
233
1,081
Items Seized
0
21
Items Destroyed
157
3,494
Items Obtained
0
0
Items to Sale/Trade
35
307
Items to Records
18
116
Items to Donation
18
144
OUTGOING TOTAL ITEMS:
461
5,163
Items to Court
0
13
Items from Court
0
28
AFIS Examinations to F/P Tech
3
34
AFIS Examinations from F/P Tech
3
32
Tapes cleared/recycled
0
152
LCSO Field Assists
2
5
LCSO Drug Fund Proceeds **GROSS**
0
$4,880.00
LCSO Drug Fund **<COSTS>/*%NET**
0
$1,049.65/$3,830.35
LCSO Seized Prop Used in Felony*'`GROSS**
0
$7,299.84
LCSO Seized Prop UIF **<COSTS>/**NET**
0
$3,286.32/$4,013.52
MET MONIES; CPD REPORTING/**NET**
0
$34,010.44
Reimbursement or Donation to Felony Funds
$191.88
$4,275.38
Recouped Hearing Costs/Tow Bills
$193.32
$2,090.54
Unclaimed/Scrap/Finder Fee to Co. Coffers
0
$892.03
General Auction Proceeds to County Coffers
0
$1,672.66
Drug Destruction, Street Value
0
$ 5,079,303.00
*2015 Drug Drop Box Comparison*
16,205.06g = 35.72 lbs.
232,575.31 = 512.74 lbs.
2016 Dre j Drop, Box/Packaged wt.
37,280.83 = 81.19 lbs.
314,854.09 = 694.58 lbs.
Outgoing Trade Weapons
22 guns, parts, etc.
Trade Value: $5,367.75
Incoming Trade Duty Weapons
4 Ruger AR/Gun Supplies
4 Ruger AR/Supplies
ATF Firearm Intake Forms
2
103
Work Hours Done By Volunteers
20.0
668.75
Training Hours — 2A8
0
12.5
Training Hours — R33
0
20.0
*Seizure Actions Filed and (Pending): 2014 — 10 (1); 2015 — 6 (1); 2016 — 2 (1)
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October — Normal Operations and:
10-18- and 10-20: Evidence Staff facilitated Airborne Pathogen/MSDS Training to the
remaining Support and Corrections Staff. This concludes the training for Corrections in this
area.
10-19-16: An Evidence tour and Evidence discussions took place with Officer Brewster of TESC
PD.
Busy throughout the month with drying stations.
Adult LCSO Volunteer Hours: Keith Perryea: 0.5; Cheryl Haselwood: 13.5; Kirsten Witchey: 6.0
Total Volunteer Hours: 20.0
Active Detective Cases Year to Date
November 2016
Property
Person
Runaway/Missing
Death
Other
7
15
2
2
9
LCSOA Support Volunteers- November Activity
Activity
YTD
---.----Hours
Community Event
230.50
Child ID/Fingerprints
4.00
Crime Prevention
1.00
Evidence — Closing cases & assistance
53.00
563.50
Inmate Supervision
5.00
K-9 Training
247.00
Meetings
11.00
90.25
Neighborhood Watch
4.00
Office Support
9.00
Office Work
6.00
173.00
Parades
12.00
Program Management
2.25
Security Events
68.50
Sex Offender Notifications
5.00
68.50
_
Special Assignment
.50
104.25
Training
47.00
Travel time
1.50
Total:j
75.50
1637.25
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LCSO Explorers
The Explorers put in a total of 167 hours. They had training in emotionally disturbed persons,
and a class on our Winter Academy coming up. Explorers were involved in our Records
Division, out on rides with Deputies, and helped out at our gun range.
Registered Sex Offender Program
Statistics: 528 Total Registered 21 Level III 59 Level II 448 Level
Arrests;` Totals thru
same month/Year
2008
61
2011
28
2014
16
2009
28
2012
25
2015
19
201b
40
2013
26
2016
15
New Registrations : -Same time each
period
2008
86
2011
87
2014
89
2009
78
2012
77
2015-1
80
2010
80
2013
86
2016
1 108
Registered Sex Offenders total breakdown by District:
Commissioner's Districts,
of IR1e_giste;ir Sez Offenders
District 1 (Edna Fund)
Level 1 121
Centralia,Galvin, Oakville, Rochester
147
Level II 22
Level 111 4
District 2 (Bill Schulte)
Adna, Boistfort, Chehalis, Curtis,
134
Level I 108
Doty, Dryad, Napavine, Pe Ell, Winlock
Level II 16
Level III 10
District 3 (Gary Stamper)
Level 1 137
Ashford, Cinebar, Ethel, Glenoma, Mineral, Morton,
157
Level II 16
Mossyrock, Onalaska, Packwood, Randle, Salkum,
Level 111 4
Silver Creek, Toledo, Vader
Level 11
All Districts — Transient
19
Level II 5
Level III 3
Jail/Prison —
64
Level 1 42
Level 11 14
for reporting, all listed as Level 1
Level III 8
Fail to Verify Address —
7
Level I 6
Level II 1
for reporting all listed as Level 1
Level III 0
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Lewis County Sheriff's Office
Corrections Bureau
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MEMORANDUM
DATE/TIME: November 12, 2016
REPORT BY: Chief Chris J. Sweet
REFERENCE: BOCC Update — November 2016
Corrections Bureau Highlights:
• Introduction Corrections Bureau Chief
• Staffing/hiring update
• Jail medical update/timeline
• Jail command structure - Promotional update
• Training — Gold and NIC training
LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
CORRECTIONS BUREAU REPORT
December 2016
JAIL:
Statistical Report - 'h%Ve*kt�erI-0[b
MENTAL HEALTH
Number of Direct Mental
Health Services
Number of Distinct Inmates Seen
----.-.Kites Respond_e_d to_
Total hours worked 1
Total number of Transition Visits
2014
73
199 i
285.16
18
2015
193
122
_ 265-
413.7536
j
2016
_ 241
161
--- 181-- -J
377.45 _
50 i
iNumber of Inmates Seen -
Transition
15 I
21
34
Number of Kites - Transition
31
39 !
54 i
Referrals to Shelter Program i
3
7 i
14
Referrals to Veterans Program
4
4 j
5
Signed up for Apple Health (
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FOOD SERVICES
i
Meals Served (during this month) i
16,278 j
16,363
17 269 '
Cost per meal (this month)
$1.73
$1.65
$1.65
CUSTODY (same time this month)
j - Daily Population Averages
Average Daily Population
182
183
185
Average Daily Males i
146
148
153 J
Average Daily Females ; -- -
- 36 -
- - - 35 - - - -
32
Average Daily Offender Laborers _i
33
26
- -
-26
----Drug Court Daily Average
52 .._. .._ _ -_ . _
_. 38 '
38
REVENUE/EXPENSES
DOC Year to Date ; _ -------
$459,677
Annual Protected
$444,000 +
$635,000
i
Lw4fm 'Year to Date
_ ________.---.--._-_
_____I ._.______
$305,343
.....
$379,725
i
$352,425.10
Annual Projected j'
$235,000
$240,000
I
1
Thurston Year to Date '�
$213,456
$161,333
I
$432,178.31
Annual Projected
$236,000
$236,000
Olyr►npia Year to Date
$388,929 '
$350,385
$367,198.50
Annual Projected`;
$383,000$383,000
E
Al son Year to Date
N/A
N/A
$222,500 30
Annual Projected
N/A
N/A
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DATE/TIME:
REPORT BY:
REFERENCE:
Lewis County Sheriff's Office '
Field Operations Bureau
MEMORANDUM
December 12, 2016
Chief Bruce F. Kimsey
BOCC UPDATE — November 2016
Field Operations Bureau Highlights:
Patrol: For the month, there were a total of 1,076 service calls. Deputies investigated two
sex crimes, 20 assaults, 11 burglaries, 4 DUI's, and 18 malicious mischief cases. In addition,
they made 413 traffic stops, resulting in 69 infractions and 21 criminal citations for DWLS.
On November 29, deputies were dispatched to a shooting incident at an apartment complex in
the 3100 block of Ives Road, Centralia. The investigation revealed a 19-year-old male victim
was outside the office area of the complex when the suspect, Serrano-Mosso, arrived as a
passenger in a white SUV to confront the victim. The suspect called out to the victim, and
when he approached the suspect, Serrano-Mosso, fired one round from a handgun, grazing
the victim's leg before fleeing from the scene. The suspect was subsequently apprehended
without incident the following evening at a Tumwater area motel and the weapon was
recovered.
JNET: During the evening hours of November 30, law enforcement officers with JNET, the
Department of Corrections (DOC) Fugitive Apprehension Team, Homeland Security
Investigations (HIS), and the Tumwater Police Department located the shooting suspect from
the day prior, Serrano-Mosso, at a motel in the Tumwater area. As a result, he was taken into
custody without incident and booked in the Lewis County Jail on his Lewis County Superior
Court warrant for Assault 1st Degree, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm 1st Degree, and Drive
by Shooting. His bail was set at $1,000,000.
Staffing: Entry level Deputies Scott Robb, Julie Jacobo, and Emmet Woods are all
progressing well in their Criminal Justice Training Center (CJTC) Basic Law Enforcement
Academy classes. Unfortunately, after just under a year with the agency, Entry Level Deputy
Jeff Allen resigned for personal reasons during his Field Training assignment. On a positive
note, we are getting closer to hiring two lateral entry deputies, and hope to have them
onboard just after the first of the year.
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Operations Statistical Report
2016 Year to Date / 2015
CLIMES REPORTED
Nov 2016
Y-T-Q 2016
Nov 2015
Rape, Sex Offenses Against Family
2
49
3
Robbery
0
1
0
Burglary
11
168
19
Criminal Trespass
4
40
2
Vehicle Prowl
9
78
4
Assaults
20
231
18
Thefts
21
179
13
Vehicle Theft
3
48
1
Arson
0
4
0
Stolen Property
3
20
3
Malicious Mischief
18
181
21
Weapons Violations
2
17
1
DUI
4
70
9
Total Incidents Reported:
97
1096
94
Total Cases Opened for Month:
1,076
13,304
1,164
West (Totals
_
Nov 2016
Y-T-D 2016
Nov 2015
Drug Calls
7
65
5
Drug Arrests
6
60
4
Meth Calls
3
33
3
Meth Arrests
3
33
2
Marijuana Grows
0
1
0
Meth Labs/Dumps
0
0
0
_ Total Incidents:
7
65
5
East (Totals)
Nov 2016
Y-T.Q 2016
Nov 2015
Drug Calls
0
5
p
Drug Arrests
0
4
0
Meth Calls
0
1
0
Meth Arrests
0
1
0
Marijuana Grows
0
0
0
Meth Labs/Dumps
0
0
0
Total Drug Incidents:
0
5
0
Traffic Statistics
Nov 2016
Y-T-Q 2016
Stops
413
4111
Infractions
69
863
Citations/Eluding
21
398
DUI / DWI
4
74
Accidents:
Information
9
121
Property
18
241
Injury
3
80
Hit and Run
3
34
11age 2i7
Fatal
0
2
Suspicious Vehicle
49
400
Other Traffic
74
831
Impounded/Abandoned
8
69
VIN # inspections
0
9
Tagged vehicles
2
14
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Search and Rescue - Activity Report
2016 — Year to Date
Search & Rescue events or Training in LCSO for the month of November
Training or Mission # / Event Description # LCSO # Volunteers Total
Hours
No events for November
Total Hours:
SAR Missions Year to Date:
Total Training Missions.
16
LCSO
8
Volunteers:
140
Total Hours:
1327.20
Total Missions:
12
LCSO:
27
Volunteers:
16
Total Hours:
220.00
LCSO Victim Coordinator Stats — November
Type of Crime
# Victims
ID Theft/Fraud (w/loss to victim)
25
Crimes Against Children (under 18)
3
Felony Assault
4
Property Crimes
28
Non -dating DV
1
TOTAL:
61
Reserves Activity — November
2016
Name
Hours
YTD Total Hrs
Anders, Mark
38
94.00
Chestnut, Destiny
24
90.50
Foley, Brady
56.5
125.50
Lee, Kevin
15
391.50
Lupo, Clarence C.
287.00
Padgett, Smokey
36
439.00
Radtke, William
27.5
438.50
Teitzel, Blake
54
141.50
Total Hours for November:
251.00
Total Hours YTD:
2007.50
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2016/17 school year
ACTIVITY
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Sheriff's Mentarin Students SMS
School Contacts
X
X
X
X
X
Adna Elementary
X
X
x
x
Adna High School
x
X
X
x
Boistfort Elementary
X
X
X
X
X
Evaline School
x
x
X
X
Onalaska Elementary/Middle School
x
x
X
X
X
Onalaska HS
x
x
X
X
X
Toledo High School
x
X
-
White Pass Elementary
x
x
X
X
X
White Pass High School
X
x
X
X
xX
Winlock High/ Middle School
x
x
X
X
X
WI: 11/3-11/6
W2: 11/10-11/13
W3: 11/17-11/20
W4: 11/24-11/27—Thanksgiving Week
W5; 11/28-12/02
Presentations/ Other:
11/28 - 1 1/2 hours at White Pass HS. Sergeant Cheeseman gave a sexting talk to the
student body and had K9 run through school for drugs.
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JOINT NARCOTICS ENFORCEMENT TEAM
TOPIC
November 2016
YTD 2016
YTD 2015
Drug Arrests:
Felony
8
106
121
Misdemeanor
2
5
Controlled buys
1
51
N/A
Other Arrests:
Warrants Served
(Felony or Misdemeanor
g
59
64
Felony (not drug warrant)
19
21
Drugs/Guns Seized LBSI#
YTD 2016
YTD 2015
Methamphetamine
18.25
42
Cocaine
0.25
5.25
Heroin
3.25
13
Marijuana
9.5
93.75
141
Marijuana plants
45
1305
1022
Other drugs/pills
490
5200
Guns
2
72
109
Search Warrants Served
Centralia
17
16
Chehalis
2
10
10
Lewis County
12
16
Out of County
1
21
11
Total:
3
60
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DUI & THC Data
Lewis County Sheriffs Office
Table 1:
Totals for 2015"2016
Year
DUI's Alcohol & 'or any
Drugs"
Confirmed positive for
Marijuana*
Greater than or equal to 5
nanograms per
mil/Marijuana*
,
. ' i t
33
35
0
3
0
1
1?
40
3
3
1
5
3
Table 2: By Month • 2015
Month
12 AM - 12 I M
12 PM - 12 AM
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Lewis County Historic
LEWIS COUNTY I COUrthOUse
HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
Personnel I Labor Relations I FMLA I ADA I EEO
Commissioners Meeting Update: December 12, 2016
Attendance: Commissioner Fund, Commissioner Stamper, r,,.,-.., issien F Schulte, Daleyn Coleman,
&-ATeci . —qnqith
Reporter: Daleyn Coleman
Start Time: 1500 Hrs
End Time: 1600 Hrs
Administrative
• Archie out from 12/12-1/4?
Employment Situations
• Pam S. letter. Discussed this issue and will look at the financial implications. This could
come out of district Court's budget. BOCC was in agreement to talk to the judges and see if
reference issue can be dealt with.
Union Business:
• Discussed PAO MOU issue - $500 clothing allowance has been reimbursed to three
employees without a valid MOU. Suzette will work on it from the Auditor's perspective.
Policy
Training
Classification/Recruitment
PDR
Other
• Discussed BOCC personnel training.
tel: 360.740.1408 1 fax: 360.740.1494 Mickiel "Archie" Smith, MSW, SPHR Daleyn Coleman, CLRP
HRAdministrator HR Generalist
Lewis County Courthouse
357 NW North Street
Board of County Commissioners Chehalis,th'A9$53Z-1500
NOTICE OF RECESS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lewis County Board of County
Commissioners' regular meeting scheduled for 8 a.m. on December 13,
2016, is in recess until 9 a.m.
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Rieva Lester, Clerk of the Board
Edna J Fund P.W. Schulte Gary StanxPer Rieva Lester
First District Second District Third District Clerk of the 800rd
hocc@le,wiscountywa.gov
Department: Community Development Date: 12/13/2016
Time: 9:00am
Present: Lee Napier, Fred Evander and Eric Eisenberg
Note Taker:
Issues from previous meeting(s): Covered below
Updates and Hot Topics:
a) Planning Division
i) Planning Commission membership
ii) Essential Public Facilities
iii) Storage Facilities in LAMIRD
iv) Planned Growth Committee
(1) Population Allocations
(2) Urban Growth Areas -Joint Management
(a) Winlock city/county divide
v) Comprehensive Plan update
vi) Hirst Decision
vii) Marijuana Code briefing -schedule time?
b) Permit Center
i) Monthly report
ii) Impact Washington
c) Other
i) Office Manager
2) Other points of discussion from the Board of County Commissioners
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MEMEMEMENUMMUM
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DRAFT REVISIONS TO CHAPTER 17.30 — RESOURCE LANDS
To Allow Rural Governmental Services in Designated Resource Lands
SECTION 1: Add the following definition to the definitions in Chapter 17.30, Resource Lands.
17.30.234 Rural governmental services.
"Rural governmental services" means those governmental services historically and typically delivered at
an intensity usually found in rural areas. A complete definition is provided within the Growth Management
Act (RCW 36.70A.030(17)) and the Lewis County Comprehensive Plan.
SECTION 2: Amend Section 17.30.450 — Primary Uses within the Forest Resource Land zone as
follows:
17.30.450 Primary uses.
(1) The growing and harvesting of timber, forest products, and associated management activities in
accordance with the Washington Forest Practices Act of 1974 as amended, and regulations adopted
pursuant thereto.
(2) Removal, harvesting, wholesaling, and retailing of vegetation from forest lands including, but not
limited to, fuel wood, cones, Christmas trees, salal, berries, ferns, greenery, mistletoe, herbs, and
mushrooms.
(3) Agriculture, floriculture, horticulture, general farming, dairy, the raising, feeding and sale or production
of poultry, livestock, fur bearing animals, honeybees including feeding operations, Christmas trees,
nursery stock and floral vegetation, and other agricultural activities and structures accessory to farming
and animal husbandry.
(4) Rural governmental services.
(45) Extraction and processing of rock, gravel, coal, oil; gas, mineral, and geothermal resources. [Ord.
1269 §14, 2016; Ord. 1197 §2, 2007; Ord. 1179M §1, 2007; Ord. 1179C §1, 2003; Ord. 11706, 2000;
Ord. 1157, 1998; Ord. 1151 § 4.3(A), 1996]
SECTION 3: Amend Section 17.30.460 — Accessory Uses within the Forest Resource Land zone as
follows:
17.30.460 Accessory uses.
Uses allowed outright where directly connected with and in aid of a forestry activity:
(1) One single-family dwelling unit or mobile home per lot, parcel, or tract;
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(2) One accessory dwelling unit in conjunction with a single-family dwelling or mobile home. Kitchen
facilities may not be provided in accessory dwelling units;
(3) Storage of explosives, fuels, and chemicals used for agriculture and forestry subject to all applicable
local, state, and federal regulations;
(4) Forestry, environmental, and natural resource research;
(65) Dispersed recreation and recreation facilities such as primitive campsites, trails, trailheads,
snowparks, warming huts for climbers and cross-country skiers, recreational vehicle parks, boat launches,
and accessory uses;
(76) Aircraft landing fields, heliports;
(87) Watershed management facilities, including but not limited to diversion devices, impoundments,
dams for flood control, fire control, and stock watering. [Ord. 1269 §14, 2016; Ord. 1197 §2, 2007; Ord.
1179M §1, 2007; Ord. 1179C §1, 2003; Ord. 117013, 2000; Ord. 1157, 1998; Ord. 1151 § 4.3(B), 1996]
SECTION 4: Amend Section 17.30.610 — Primary Uses within the Agricultural Resource Land zone
as follows:
17.30.610 Primary uses.
(1) Agriculture and agricultural activities including aquaculture, viticulture, floriculture, horticulture, general
farming, dairy, the raising, feeding, and sale or production of poultry, livestock, fur -bearing animals,
honeybees including feeding operations, Christmas trees, nursery stock, and floral vegetation, agricultural
processing facilities, commercial greenhouse operations that are an integral part of a local soil -based
commercial agricultural operation, wholesale nurseries, and other agricultural activities.
(2) Removal, harvesting, wholesaling, and retailing of vegetation from agricultural lands including, but not
limited to, fuel wood, cones, Christmas trees, salal, berries, ferns, greenery, mistletoe, herbs, and
mushrooms.
(3) One single-family dwelling unit or mobile home.
(4) Rural governmental services.
(45) Growing and harvesting of timber. [Ord. 1269 §14, 2016; Ord. 1207 §2 (Exh. D), 2009; Ord. 1197 §2,
2007; Ord. 1179C §1, 2003; Ord. 1151 § 5.5(A), 1996. Formerly 17.30.620]
SECTION 5: Amend Section 17.30.750 — Primary Uses within the Mineral Resource Land zone as
follows:
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17.30.750 Primary uses.
(1) Quarrying and mining of minerals or material, including, but not limited to, sand and gravel, sand, rock,
clay, coal, and valuable metallic and nonmetallic substances.
(2) The exploitation, primary reduction, treatment, and processing of minerals or materials, together with
the necessary buildings, structures, apparatus, or appurtenances on said property where at least one of
the major mineral or material constituents being exploited is from said property, including, but not limited
to, concrete hatching, asphalt mixing, brick, tile, terra cotta, and concrete products, manufacturing plants,
and rock crushers and the use of accessory minerals and materials from other sources necessary to
convert the minerals and materials to marketable products.
(3) Agricultural crops, open field growing, stock grazing, and the harvesting of any wild crop such as
marsh hay, ferns, moss, berries, etc. which may coexist with mineral extraction activities within a common
ownership.
(4) Existing surface mining operations, operating under the authority of the Washington State Surface
Mining Act, Chapter 78.44 RCW.
(5) Mining -related activities and structures.
(6) The maintenance of gas, electric, water, communication, and public utility facilities.
(7) Rural governmental services.
(78) Residences existing at the time of adoption of the ordinance codified in this chapter and any
accessory uses, including home occupations associated with such residences. [Ord. 1269 §14, 2016;
Ord. 1197 §2, 2007; Ord. 117013, 2000; Ord. 1157, 1998; Ord. 1151 § 6.4(A), 1996]
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Board of County Commissioners Chehalis, WA98532-1900
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lewis County Board of County
Commissioners' regular meeting scheduled for 8 a.m. on December 14,
2016, is in recess until 9 a.m.
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Rieva Lester, Clerk of the Board
Edna J. Fitnd P. i�, Schulte Gary Sta .per Rieva Lester
First District Second District Third District Cleric of the Board
Gor.c@lewiscountywa.gov
Directors' Update
December 14, 2016
9:00 a.m.
Present: Commissioner Fund, Commissioner Stamper (by phone), Lee Napier, Sheila Gray, Steve Wohid,
Carma Oaksmith, Doug Carey, Steve Walton, Erik Martin, Becky Butler, Danette York, Daleyn Coleman,
Paulette Young, and Steve Mansfield
Guests: Bobby Jackson, Susan DeLaire, Linda Williams and Harry Bhagwandin
Recorder: Rieva Lester
Agenda
1::EriIZ Martin'discussed a re°sol.utio.h.W reap a Toledo Telephone Co. franchise. He said the resolution
includes the phrasing "sole negligence."
2i; Commissioner Fund discussed a resolution for vendor publication.
3? Corrimissionor Fund and Danette York discussed a cancellation of warrant.
4.-Comm:issioner'F:und. discussed a:resoldtian for the county procurement policy. Erik Martin said he has
several questions about the resolution`. Commissioner Fund noted that the resolution lacked any file
attachments.
5. Steve Walton discussed a resolution to cancel outstanding accounts receivable for the SWWF Fund.
6. Erik Martin discussed a resolution to initiate county road projects and assign county road project
numbers.
7. Erik Martin discussed a resolution approving an Interlocal Agreement between the county and the
City of Chehalis for catch basin cleaning.
8. Erik Martin discussed a resolution to approve a purchase of a used asphalt roller for the Public Works
Department. He said it will cost $62,814. He said it has $2,000 to $3,000 in damages that require repair.
9. Erik Martin discussed a resolution to approve an Adopt -a -Road agreement with Winlock Boy Scout
Troop 324 for litter pick-up on Nevil Road.
10. Erik Martin discussed a resolution to approve an agreement with Ron Wirkkala for the proposed
purchase of a property at 2126 Lincoln Creek Road in Centralia. The property will be used as a stockpile
area, Erik said.
11. Lee Napier discussed a resolution to approve an increase in the application fees for Designated
Forest Land and Open Space classifications. She said she would like to discuss the costs her office also
incurs.
12. Becky Butler discussed a resolution to approve a grant agreement with the Port of Chehalis to use
.09 "Distressed Counties" funding for the Dawson Road Commercial Site Development project.
Commissioner Fund discussed a resolution to approve a grant agreement with the Port of Chehalis to
use .09 "Distressed Counties" funding for the Stormwater Facility project.
13. Doug Carey discussed a resolution to approve an agreement for the operation and maintenance of
the Lewis County Historical Museum.
14. Danette York discussed a resolution to approve a contract amendment (#1) between Washington
State Health Care Authority (HCA) and Lewis County. She said it is a labor-intensive federal program that
features surveys that ultimately lead to reimbursements for the county. She said this is just a contract
renewal
15. Danette York discussed a resolution to approve an Interlocal Agreement between Tacoma -Pierce
County Health Department and Lewis County. The agreement is for food worker cards.
. :16. Steve'Walton.discussed' a. resolution to approve a contract award to Motorola Solutions.
17.,Dateyn,Coleman. discussed a.reso:lu"tion'to approve a collective bargaining agreement between Lewis
' County and.Team tern Unioi 'repre'se:nfi`iigahe Sheriff's Office corrections sergeants for 2016-2017. The
grogp di'sc6ssed:an upcoming meeting with unions regarding requests for COLAs.
Becky Butler. discus ed a heatingfor the 4th Budget Amendment for Current Expense and other
funds.
19. Comm`issioner-Fund discussed holding onto a resolution to authorize the retention of cold case
investigators and to provide to their renumeration.
20. Commissioner Fund discussed a resolution to remedy an inadvertent error in a collective bargaining
agreement.
21. Lee Napier discussed a late -addition resolution regarding a river gauge.
22. Erik Martin discussed a possible resolution regarding acquisition of "4H" properties.
23. Approval of Warrants.
Commissioner Fund made a motion to move 2 (two) Notices, 17 (seventeen) Consent and 1 (one)
Hearing item to the Dec. 19, 2016, BOCC agenda. Commissioner Stamper seconded the motion.
Motion passed 2-0.
Roundtable
Steve Wohld gave an update about his presentations at the Chehalis and Centralia city councils. Steve
said Centralia approved $8,OOO in JAC funds.
Steve Walton said the elevator is working again. He also urged caution as the temperature dips below
freezing.
Carma Oaksmith said fiscal is working on the year-end wrap-up.
Sheila Grey gave an update on an awards ceremony she attended. She said she has two volunteers who
have been recognized by President Obama. She reminded the group that used Christmas trees can be
recycled.
Paulette Young left at 10:06 a.m.
Lee Napier left at 10:07 a.m.
Steve Mansfield reminded the group about his request for information for an Organization Chart. He
said some groups need to have actual action plans in place. Steve said he has fielded a request to find
out what county government, local businesses, and residents have spent on flood prevention and flood
mitigation. Steve Wohld said the Rivers page could fit into that.
Erik Martin said he had's,poken about what portion of his budget is directed to flood prevention and
ffood'mifi;gation. He said it accounts for roughly 20 percent of his budget.
Comm'iss.io.ner_'Fund saidshe'wouid send a document that was sent in 2009 regarding unfunded
mandates_tb:g:o:oVe.r. duringthe: ap:coming ESC meeting. Becky said she has a Word version of the
document.
Bobby Jackson left at 10:21 a.m.
Danette---York said Joh'n.Abpfa'nalp w`ill[pave for Thurston County. She talked about possibly creating a
deputy director position. She 'said she is!excited about remodeling taking place in the Health & Social
Services building.
Paulette Young said Tawni Shepherd is out of the office.
Steve Wohld said two members of IT recently opted out of unionization.
Meeting ended at 10:31 a.m.
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Board o County [ , fr t? viz ?i Z 55 2 C Z G'YS Chehalis, WA 98532-1900
NOTICE OF MEETING
CANCELLATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lewis County Board of County
Commissioners' meeting scheduled to take place at 8 a.m. on December
15, 2016, in the Lewis County Commissioners' Office, 351 N.W. North
Street, Chehalis, Wash., has been canceled.
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Rieva Lester, Clerk of the Board
Edna,j. Fund P.TV. Schulte Gary Stamper Rieva Lester
First G i>tact Second District Third District Clerk of the Board
Gocc@lezoiscountyzoa.gov
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Board �r of R.r o u n i t a,.,, �r o nz in 2 ss l o n e rs Chehalis, WA 98532- 1900
NOTICE OF MEETING
CANCELLATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lewis County Board of County
Commissioners' meeting scheduled to take place at 8 a.m. on December
16, 2016, in the Lewis County Commissioners' Office, 351 N.W. North
Street, Chehalis, Wash., has been canceled.
Rieva Lester, Clerk of the Board
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Tots 360.740.1480 Gocc@lexoiscountywa.gov