HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOMMUNITY SERVICES - 11/17/2005 - COMMUNITY SERVICES MINUTES ELK GROVE VILLAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEETING MINUTES
Thursday, November 17, 2005
Conference Room C - Lower Level, Municipal Building
Board Members Present: Board Members Absent:
Teresa Anesinis Ryan Bookler
Nancy Czarnik
Anne Feichter
James Foss
Georgia Landt
James Morrill
Mary Paliganoff
Desmond Raftery Staff Present:
Mike Tuozzo Linda Blair
Peg Vallillo
Call to Order:
Jim Morrill, President, called the meeting to order at 7:10 p.m.
Action Items:
® The minutes from the October 20, 2005 meeting included the following statement. "It was
brought up thal,future goals of the Community Service Board could conflict with other ongoing
activities such as the Celebration of the 50°'Anniversary of Elk Grove in 2006 " Please change
"future goals" to "./a ture activities". The Community Service Board supports the activities of
the 50" Anniversary Celebration. During the ongoing discussion to prepare 2006 activities for the
Community Service Board members are selecting activities that will not conflict with the many
events proposed for the Elk Grove Village 50`h Anniversary Celebration in 2006. The minutes
from the October 20, 2005 meeting were approved, as amended, after a motion by Peg Vallillo
and a second by Mary Paliganoff.
Special Presentation: Sgt. David Naumann, Youth Division
Elk Grove Village Police Department
Sgt. Naumann coordinates the activities of the Youth and Crime Prevention sections of the Elk
Grove Village Police Department. Described below are some of the highlights of his excellent
presentation to the Community Service Board. This is not a transcript of the presentation.
Criminal offenses are handled by the Youth Division if the age of the victim or the age of the
offender is 16 or younger. Theft and criminal damage to property are the top youth crimes in Elk
Grove Village. Juvenile court is closed to the general public. There is no permanent record
outside of the police station unless the juvenile case goes to court. Community Service or
restitution to the victim are two possible outcomes of juvenile cases. Elk Grove Village works
with social agencies such as the Bridge, Shelter and the Child Advocacy Center.
CSB Minutes
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The Youth Division monitors sex offenders that live or work in Elk Grove Village. These
individuals must register with the Elk Grove Village police. The frequency of this registration
depends upon the category of offender. Most individuals appear on the sex offender list for 10
years from the date of conviction. If the offender moves from Elk Grove Village the police
department will notify the other community.
Coordinator's Report: Given by Linda Blair
The full report is included in the packet. On Monday, November 21, 2005 the Community
Service office will distribute Thanksgiving food baskets to 34 families. The Community Service
Board will participate in the Adopt A Family program for Christmas, similar to the arrangement in
2004. Collection for the Salvation Army will be December 3 and December 10 in 2005. 100% of
the funds collected by Elk Grove Village volunteers on these two dates will go to Elk Grove
Village. Community Service delivered to the WINGS Shelter in Rolling Meadows supplies
collected during the drive for Make A Difference Day (MADD) in October. WINGS appreciated
the assortment of cleaning supplies and infant items they received.
Trustee Report: Given by Nancy Czarnik
The calendar for the 50°i Anniversary celebration is now on sale for $10.00. Inside the calendar is
a coupon for a raffle, with prizes of$25.00 for 355 days and $100.00 for 10 days. The house
raffle is on sale for $50.00 per ticket. The first activity of the 50`h Anniversary celebration is
Trivia Night on January 21 at the Pavilion. There is a dinner dance in February at the Avalon.
The Sister Cities trip to Italy was very rewarding and informative.
Announcement:
There will not be a Community Service Board meeting in December. The next Community
Service Board meeting will be at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 19, 2006 in Conference Room C
in the Lower Level of the Municipal Building (Village Hall). Please be prepared to continue the
ongoing discussion preparing the activities of the Community Service Board for 2006 that was
tabled at the October and November meetings. All ideas and suggestions are welcome.
Adiournmenh
A motion for adjournment was made by Mary Paliganoff and seconded by Nancy Czarnik. The
meeting was adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Respectfully submitted by,
Teresa Anesinis, (temporary) Secretary