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Police and Fire Commission Meeting - June 10, 2026

Common Council & CommitteesWednesday, June 10, 2026
BodyManitowoc, Wisconsin
SessionCommon Council & Committees
DateWednesday, June 10, 2026
StatusFILED
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Transcript — Verbatim
0:01

Call the meeting to order.

0:02

We'll call we have all commissioners present.

0:05

Public comment.

0:06

There's no one here from the public or called in at this time.

0:10

Consent agenda period.

0:12

Someone called in on Zoom, so I don't know.

0:14

We do have someone called in.

0:16

Yeah, I tried communicating.

0:18

They haven't responded.

0:19

So are they hooked on already?

0:23

Yeah.

0:23

It is have our phone number listed.

0:26

So on public comment, if the person called in has anything to say, now would be the time to do it.

0:33

Otherwise, we'll continue with the meeting.

0:50

Okay, last chance.

0:52

No public input.

0:55

Then we'll go ahead with the consent agenda starting with the minutes from last month.

1:00

Are there any corrections at all?

1:05

Then we have the police department monthly report.

1:09

Yeah, nothing too drastic as far as changes.

1:13

May of 25, we had uh 2397 calls for service.

1:17

Uh May of 26, 2403, so we are virtually identical.

1:22

Uh calls for service uh yearly totals, very consistent.

1:26

We're within a little over a hundred.

1:30

Um accidents, uh we are identical, 87 in uh the month of May of 26 and 25.

1:38

Uh year to date, we're a few less than uh 25, which is good.

1:43

Uh also uh Commissioner Weller requested that we add OWI numbers.

1:48

Uh we had none in May of 25, and in May of 26, we've had 15.

1:54

Um there's any other questions that that any of you gentlemen have on here, I'd be happy to answer them.

2:00

I'm just curious, is that none in 25 because you didn't have the stats or will you not?

2:06

No, it's probably none.

2:08

Um probably Amber, is that correct?

2:11

There wouldn't be a number there.

2:12

They just did the stats weren't listed previously, so we could we could look it up.

2:18

No, I'm not worried about that.

2:19

Okay.

2:19

Where is that job?

2:20

It's in the it's in the bottom left corner.

2:22

Oh, they're on there, but no.

2:24

It does seem unusual.

2:26

We probably do have a number.

2:27

Okay, um, and if you're curious, I can get that to you.

2:30

No, um fine with what you provided, thank you.

2:33

Okay.

2:34

Any questions on the report?

2:40

Fire department monthly matrix?

2:43

Yeah, um, again, similar to PD, nothing uh major to report.

2:48

Um everything's uh pretty consistent for the first almost half of uh 2026.

2:55

Um 587 total calls for service, 480 were for EMS and 107 for uh fire responses.

3:05

Um we did have a slight uptick of uh structure fires in May, but that just could be an anomaly.

3:13

Um otherwise, again, as opposed to last year.

3:16

If you really look at the numbers, we're pretty much on par with always just a gradual increase every year uh for calls for service that way.

3:26

So again, nothing drastic, nothing really earth shattering to report uh from the department's monthly metrics.

3:34

Any and if again if you have any questions, please please ask.

3:39

Any questions for either chief?

3:44

Uh look for a motion to approve the consent agenda.

3:49

So move.

3:50

Second second movement.

3:53

Any just uh comment there is not a moving inspection report because the admin was out, so there'll be two.

4:01

Okay I I did uh on that note if you'd like to know I did talk to uh the supervisor uh Scott Kyle and just kind of uh if you had any input and he basically stated that now that we're in building season as it's gaining traction and uh more permits have been filed.

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Summary of Proceedings

Police and Fire Commission Meeting - June 10, 2026

The Police and Fire Commission of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, met on June 10, 2026 (per provided date; actual agenda indicates June 9) to approve routine reports and establish eligibility lists for police officer and lieutenant positions. All five commissioners were present. No public comments were received.

Consent Calendar

  • Approved the May 2026 Police and Fire Commission minutes.
  • Accepted the May 2026 Police Department Monthly Report, which showed 2,403 calls for service (virtually identical to May 2025's 2,397), 87 accidents (same as 2025), and 15 OWI arrests in May 2026 vs. none recorded in May 2025 (noted as possibly omitted from prior report).
  • Accepted the May 2026 Fire Rescue Monthly Report, showing 587 total calls (480 EMS, 107 fire responses) with a slight uptick in structure fires but overall on par with previous years.

Discussion Items

  • Police Patrol Officer Eligibility List: The department requested to add Daniel Johnson to the eligibility list for 12 months. The motion passed unanimously (5-0).
  • Police Patrol Lieutenant Eligibility List: The department requested to add four officers—Matthew Bauman, Tim Clinker, Steve Nolan, and Jacob Schokas—for 3 months. The motion passed unanimously (5-0). A minor correction was noted regarding a memo error.

Key Outcomes

  • All consent agenda items were approved by a single motion, 5-0.
  • The patrol officer eligibility list (12 months) and patrol lieutenant eligibility list (3 months) were both approved unanimously, 5-0.
  • Meeting adjourned at 4:38 PM.

Meeting Transcript

Call the meeting to order. We'll call we have all commissioners present. Public comment. There's no one here from the public or called in at this time. Consent agenda period. Someone called in on Zoom, so I don't know. We do have someone called in. Yeah, I tried communicating. They haven't responded. So are they hooked on already? Yeah. It is have our phone number listed. So on public comment, if the person called in has anything to say, now would be the time to do it. Otherwise, we'll continue with the meeting. Okay, last chance. No public input. Then we'll go ahead with the consent agenda starting with the minutes from last month. Are there any corrections at all? Then we have the police department monthly report. Yeah, nothing too drastic as far as changes. May of 25, we had uh 2397 calls for service. Uh May of 26, 2403, so we are virtually identical. Uh calls for service uh yearly totals, very consistent. We're within a little over a hundred. Um accidents, uh we are identical, 87 in uh the month of May of 26 and 25. Uh year to date, we're a few less than uh 25, which is good. Uh also uh Commissioner Weller requested that we add OWI numbers. Uh we had none in May of 25, and in May of 26, we've had 15. Um there's any other questions that that any of you gentlemen have on here, I'd be happy to answer them. I'm just curious, is that none in 25 because you didn't have the stats or will you not? No, it's probably none. Um probably Amber, is that correct? There wouldn't be a number there. They just did the stats weren't listed previously, so we could we could look it up. No, I'm not worried about that. Okay. Where is that job? It's in the it's in the bottom left corner. Oh, they're on there, but no. It does seem unusual. We probably do have a number. Okay, um, and if you're curious, I can get that to you. No, um fine with what you provided, thank you. Okay. Any questions on the report? Fire department monthly matrix? Yeah, um, again, similar to PD, nothing uh major to report. Um everything's uh pretty consistent for the first almost half of uh 2026. Um 587 total calls for service, 480 were for EMS and 107 for uh fire responses. Um we did have a slight uptick of uh structure fires in May, but that just could be an anomaly.

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