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| The Eagar Police Department supplies emergency police services to the Town of
Eagar. Other divisions and services provided include the School Resource Officer assigned to the Round Valley High School and Middle School, the D.A.R.E. program, participation in the Apache County Narcotics Team, and animal control services through the Animal Control Division.
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 | Improve law enforcement tactics be creating greater efficiency in
patrol, rapid response to calls for service, and retrospective investigation. |
| Recognizing the importance and limitations of reactive police
procedures, it is the aim of the Department to establish and improve its proactive stance towards law enforcement. Proactive law enforcement is a desirable service to the community that is a long term ambition with qualities that do not have immediate quantitative measurements. |
| A police department's policies and procedures should reflect and be
consistent with the best values of the organization. The policies can have a profound effect on the department and community. Therefore, the Department is committed to establishing, maintaining, and periodically reviewing its policies so that they reflect the values and beliefs of the organization. This will assist the Department in its commitment to professional excellence and cost-effective operation. |
| With the understanding that the people are the police department's most
important and valuable resource, the Eagar Police Department is committed to a high standard of recruitment of qualified and dedicated personnel, supplying quality training, and equipping the employees with the best and most affordable tools available to law enforcement.  |
Meet Our Staff
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Chief Mike Hogan |
Mike Hogan
came with his family to the Round Valley area in 1970. He graduated High
School at Round Valley. After graduation he served four years in the U.S.A.F. as a Security Police Officer. He returned to the Round Valley area in 1983. He worked as a security officer and as a reserve policeman for the Eagar Police Department. In 1986 he was hired full time as a policeman with Eagar P. D. In 1988 he was promoted to Sergeant. In 1991 he accepted a job as a Policeman with the Police Department at Page, AZ. At Page P.D. he was promoted to Sergeant in 1995. In 2003 he was promoted to Lieutenant over Patrol. He was hired as the Eagar Chief of Police in 2004. He is married to Karen and has three sons, Philip, Adam and Andrew. |
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Lt. Fred Frazier |
Fred
Frazier is a native Arizonan raised in the Mesa and Gilbert areas of the
valley. He graduated from Gilbert High School in 1982 and attended classes at Mesa Community College until leaving to serve a church mission in Tokyo Japan from 1984 to 1985. After returning home from Japan he worked for a short time in the produce business and later joined the Mesa Police Department in September of 1986 where he worked as a patrol officer prior to moving to Eagar in 1992 to work for the Eagar Police Department. In 1996 he was promoted to Sergeant and later promoted to Lieutenant in 2002. He recently finished his Associate of Applied Science in Administration of Criminal Justice through Northland Pioneer College and is working towards a bachelor's degree in Public Administration. He married his high school sweetheart, MaryAnn Arave in 1986 and they have three children, Ryan, Brett and Meilyn. |
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Sgt. Troy Czarnyszka |
Troy
Czarnyszka moved to the Round Valley area in 1994 and worked as a
Correctional Officer for the Arizona Department of Corrections-Apache Unit for three years. He was hired by the Eagar Police Department as a Patrol Officer in 1997. After working two years as a Patrol Officer he was assigned as the School Resource Officer and served in that capacity for five years. In 2005 he was promoted to Detective and worked in the Investigations unit until 2008 when he was promoted to Sergeant. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice. He is married and has one daughter. |
POLICE AND COMMUNITY IN PARTNERSHIP
VACATION / SECURITY HOUSE WATCH PROGRAM
Other community services offered include a variety of crime prevention
programs available to citizen groups, churches, and
businesses. A residential
and business security watch program is available to persons that plan to leave
on vacation or seasonally.
Application forms for the Security Watch program
are available at the Eagar Police Department during business hours, or you
can
click here to download a copy of the
Security Watch Application (Requires the Adobe Acrobat©
reader, which can also be
downloaded for free.)
CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY
Citizen Police Academy:
attend. (Note: A criminal check will be conducted on all applicants.)
See below for
information and applications.
The
topics covered in the training:
Investigation methods to detect and arrest persons Driving Under the
Influence
DARE
and School Resource programs,
Dispatch
operations in Apache County,
A
Domestic Violence presentation by NEW HOPE RANCH,
Patrol,
Animal Control and Investigations procedures,
Firearms
Training and Use of Force Methods,
The
process through our court and legal system,
ACSO
Dispatch Center and Jail tour,
Drug
investigation operations, and,
the
opportunity to meet the excellent employees of the Eagar Police
Department.
You
can obtain
at
the Eagar Police Department,
located at 174 S. Main Street
(A
criminal check will be conducted)
If
you are selected you will be contacted before the academy begins.
For more information contact Lt. Fred Frazier at 928-333-4127 ext. 236
Click Here for information on registered Sex Offenders in the State of Arizona
Police Beat
Helpful information from
Police Chief Mike Hogan
Property Crime
(posted 9/4/03)
If you come home and find signs that forced entry
was made into your home (i.e., broken window, door kicked in,
door pried
open, etc.), please follow these steps:
· DO NOT ENTER!
· Call the police, but do not stay in front of your house while doing so. Call from a neighbor's house or use your cell phone.
· Wait for the police to arrive.
· Advise the police if there are any animals or weapons in your home.
· Allow the police time to search your home.
· After entry, do not touch anything unless you check with the officer(s) first.
If you realize your house has been burglarized after you have entered:
· GET OUT OF THE HOUSE IMMEDIATELY!
· Call the police, but do not stay in front of your house while doing so. Call from a neighbor's house or use your cell phone.
· Wait for the police to arrive.
· Advise the police if there are any animals or weapons in your home.
· Allow the police time to search your home.
· After entry, do not touch anything unless you check with the officer(s) first.
If your vehicle has been burglarized:
· DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING!
· Call the police.
Information that may help the police recover your property:
· Provide the police with as much detail of the stolen property as possible, including make, model, serial numbers, if applicable.
· Provide any information as to who might have committed the crime and why.
·
If you have videotaped or photographed your valuables which have been
stolen, provide the police with a copy of the
videotape or copies of the
photos.
FRAUD and SCAMS
If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is!
When you get a notice by mail, email or telephone that you won millions of dollars your heart will flutter and you will think your prayers have been answered. While your guard is down the “Scammer” uses that against you to convince you to do things you should not do. Like:
| Giving out personal identification information (to confirm you are the “correct” winner) |
| Giving out bank/checking or credit card information (to allow the lottery company to “deposit” your winnings) |
| Paying the “taxes and handling charges” before receiving your winnings. |
Many people each year let their guard down and continue to support the criminals making their living committing scams.
What can I do?
| Stop and take a deep breath! Do not let your emotions cloud your good judgment. |
| Talk with a family member or friend about the “winnings” you have “won”. |
| Contact your Bank, Credit Card Company or Police Department about your “winnings”. |
| Use the Internet, (get a friend to help or go to the Library), and check for information about scams. (You can start by looking here, http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org/identify.php ) |
| Warn your family, friends and neighbors about scams and encourage caution |
“WHEN IT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE…”
PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR SAVINGS:
Your bank WILL NOT call and ask for your personal information,
ask you for your debit card, ask for your bank account number
or ask you to withdraw any money!!!
VERIFY THE CALLER
If you receive a call from a relative or someone representing a relative
needing you to send them money because of an emergency
situation, DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY WITHOUT FIRST VERIFYING THE
INFORMATION. Contact someone who can verify
that this person is experiencing an emergency. If in Doubt, contact
the police first
Before following any instructions given to you by the caller:
1. If you have caller ID, write down the telephone number.
2. Hang up, and then immediately pick up the phone again and dial *57 (star
57). This will record the last incoming telephone number.
Note the date and time. (There may be a $5.00 fee charged for
the *57 service by the phone carrier.)
3. To contact your bank to verify the caller: Use only the
telephone number provided on your bank statement, not provided
by the caller.
4. Use your personal contact numbers to verify the emergency information.
Do not use any telephone numbers the caller may
give you to verify information.
IF YOU FEEL YOU HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OF A FRAUD CALL THE
EAGAR POLICE AT 928-333-4127
Save Our Seniors (SOS) Program
Purpose of the Program
In many towns and communities such as ours, there are elderly or disabled people who live alone. The Eagar and Springerville
Police are concerned about these people and would like to do something to help. We are starting a program known as
"Save Our Seniors” (S.O.S.).With the help of the White Mountain Regional Medical Center Hospital Auxiliary and the Apache County Communications
Dispatch Center the Save Our Seniors (S.O.S.) Program has become a reality for the communities of Eagar and Springerville.
The White Mountain Regional Medical Center Hospital Auxiliary will be taking the S.O.S. calls during the weekdays. The Apache
County Communications Dispatch Center will be taking the calls on the weekends and Holidays.The intent of this program is to make sure that all elderly or disabled people, who live alone, have someone contact them daily to
make sure they are O.K. There is no cost to participate in the S.O.S. Program. The persons wanting to participate have to complete
an application with the Police Department, of the town were they reside. (Eagar P.D. or Springerville P.D.)
Background Information
Project Saving Our Seniors (S.O.S.) is a program originally started twenty-seven years ago by the Wolfeboro New Hampshire
Police Department after three elderly people died alone in their residences over a two-month period of time. They decided to have
their elderly residents check into the police department every morning. We feel that this is a worthwhile program and something
that would benefit the residents of Eagar and Springerville.
For EAGAR and SPRINGERVILLE
The Save Our Seniors (S.O.S.) Program was established for the welfare and Safety of Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons,
living alone, in our communities. This program was started by several cities in the United States after unfortunate
injuries and even deaths that occurred to Senior Citizens living at home alone.
One example was an
elderly woman living alone that slipped and fell in the bathroom of her
home. She fractured her hip and was not able to
move from the floor of
the bathroom. Neighbors began to get concerned when they had not seen
the woman leave her house for three days.
The police were contacted and
after forcing their way into the house they located the woman. She was
in need of serious medical attention
and was transported to the hospital
by ambulance. Fortunately she was found in time and recovered. The Save Our Seniors (S.O.S.) Program i
s designed to avoid this
type of accident.
The Save Our Seniors
(S.O.S.) Program consists of daily calls to Senior Citizens or
Disabled Persons that live alone or need special attention.
The call is
to be made by the person participating in the program, to an
"established number" and within a certain time frame each day.
(The time
frame chosen for the Eagar and Springerville program will be 10 a.m. to
12 p.m. each day.) If the person at the "established number"
does not
receive a call within that time frame, then a call is made to the person
participating in the program. If contact cannot be made by
telephone a
police officer is sent to the residence to try to contact the Senior
Citizen. If the police officer is unable to contact them at their
residence, they will use the final step of the program. A key to the
residence, (provided by the person participating in the
program when they
sign up), will be used by the officer to check
inside. If no one is located inside the residence it will be locked back
up. The police will notify the
emergency contact person and tell them
the person participating in the program did not make their S.O.S. call
for the day.
The key to the
residence of the person participating in the program will be kept
secured at the Police Department of the town they reside.
A waiver must
be signed by the Senior Citizen and kept on file at the Police
Department. The waiver will also contain the names, numbers
and
addresses of two emergency contact persons.
S.O.S.
(Saving Our Seniors)
Requirements for Participation
1. You must live alone. If you live with another person, that person must be unable to render you assistance in an emergency.
2. You must not be in regular daily contact with another person.
3. You must reside in the City of Eagar or Springerville.
4. You must call every day between the
hours of 10:00 am and 12:00
pm. The telephone number to
call is
333-7131.
5. You must notify
333-7131
if you will be away.
For example:
If you go away with relatives for a few days, or if you
will be leaving
your home for a very early day trip, you must let us know that you will
not be calling on those days.
6. You must provide the Police
Department with a key to your residence. This key will only be used in
apparent
emergency situations to gain access to your residence.
The Eagar
Police Department is investigating several "Opportunity Thefts" from
vehicles. An unknown person or
persons is entering unlocked vehicles
while they are parked at the owner's residence. Any item of value is
taken from
the vehicle.
To avoid becoming a victim the Eagar Police Department would like to offer the following suggestions.
·
Lock your car
(Especially in the evening). Eagar is a small town and things like this
did not use to happen
but things change. If you want to avoid having
items taken from your car, lock it up.
·
Always remove
your keys from the vehicle.
It will make it harder to steal and you'll never lock your keys in the
car.
·
Park your car in a
lighted area.
People who break the law do not like to be seen. The dark and secluded
areas
provide great opportunities for thieves.
·
Remove items of
value from your car. Do not leave purses, wallets, guns, cameras or
other items of value in
your vehicle.
·
If you see
something suspicious report it.
You might be helping your neighbors or yourself. Many crimes have
been
solved by a tip from a concerned citizen.
The Eagar Police Department would like you to report any suspicious
activity in your neighborhoods. The fastest way to get the information
to a police
officer is to call 911, or 333-4000. If you wait until the
next day or later to give the information the possibility of catching
the suspect decreases.
EAGAR POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE
MIKE HOGAN, CHIEF OF POLICE
FOR June 9, 2009
On April 16, officers responded to an Accident
without Injuries on North Main Street. A 16-year-old male of
Springerville
was charged with Failure to Yield the Right of Way. He was cited and
released
On April 17, officers responded to an Accident with
Injuries on West Fourth Street. A 16-year-old male of Eagar was charged
with Reckless Driving. He was cited and released.
On April 20, officers took a report of Criminal
Damage on West School Bus Road. Driveway lights had been shot out.
This case is under investigation.
On April 20, Audra Swanson, age 43 of Eagar was
arrested on a Warrant for Obstruction of Judicial Proceedings.
She was booked into Apache County Jail.
On April 20, officers took a report of a Theft on South Main Street. A long board had been stolen. This case in under investigation.
On April 21, officers took a report of a Burglary
on East 7th Place. Someone had stolen some tobacco and
various other items
from a residence. This case is under investigation.
On April 22, Tracy Paul Holder, age 30 of
Springerville was arrested and charged with two counts of Aggravated DUI
and one count
of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Driving on a Suspended License.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On April 29, officers responded to Round Valley
Middle School for a Disturbance report. A 13-year-old male of Eagar was
charged
with Disorderly Conduct. He was referred to Apache County Juvenile
Probation.
On April 30, officers responded to an Accident with
Injuries on West Fourth Street. Jonathan Thomas Banis, age 25 of Texas
was
charged with Reckless Driving, Criminal Speed and Driving a Motorcycle
without an Endorsement. He was cited and released.
On May 1, officers responded to an Accident without
Injuries on East Fifth Street. Brice Dorward, age 20 of Eagar was
charged
with Failure to Drive in One Lane. He was cited and released.
On May 2, officers took a report of a Burglary on
West Central Avenue. A money was taken from a place of business.
This case is under investigation.
On May 2, a 15-year-old female of Eagar was
arrested and charged with Runaway Juvenile. She was booked into Apache
County
Juvenile Detention.
On May 4, Milford Franklin Bigelow, age 34 of Eagar
was charged with Driving with a Suspended License. He was cited and
released
and the vehicle was placed into 30 day impound.
On May 7, officers responded to Central Avenue and
Main Street for an Accident without Injuries. Kyle Allen Eastman, age 20
of Tempe
was charged with Unsafe Lane Change. He was cited and released.
On May 10, a 17-year-old female of Eagar was charged with DUI. She was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On May 11, officers responded to West 12th
Street for an Accident without Injuries. Pamela Ann Fox, age 67 of Eagar
was charged with
Failure to Yield from a Driveway. She was cited and released.
On May 12, officers took a Burglary report on North Butler. A laptop had been stolen from a business. This case is under investigation.
On May 12, officers took a Theft report from North Butler. A CD player was missing from a vehicle. This case is under investigation.
On May 12, David Jason Jaramillo, age 35 of
Springerville was arrested and charged with three counts of Aggravated
Assault
and 2nd Degree Burglary. He was booked into Apache County
Jail.
On May 13, Kelcie Denea Thomas, age 18 of Eagar was charged with Domestic Violence Assault. She was cited and released.
Between April 16th and May 15th,
the Eagar Police Department handled 237 calls for service. Of these
calls, 71 were animal control calls,
31 were agency assists, were 87 civil matters, and 39 were criminal
investigations. In addition to the calls for service, 70 traffic stops
were
conducted.
If you have information
about any of the crimes listed above, please contact the Eagar Police
Department at 333-4127. You may also contact our
Silent Witness Line at 333-4636 (INFO). This is a dedicated message
line for anonymous tips.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FOR
May 12, 2009
On March 16, Chad Arter, age 24 of Springerville
was arrested on a Warrant for Drug Violations. He was booked into
Apache County Jail.
On March 16, David Johnson, age 42 of Eagar was
arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Comply with Court Orders.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On March 16, officers responded to the 5th
Avenue and Main Street area for a Accident without Injury.
Hern Wilkins, age 76 of Springerville was charged for making an Unsafe
Turn. He was cited and released.
On March 17, Richard Kyle Molina, age 21 of Eagar
was arrested and charged with Driving on a Suspended License.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On March 20, William Leroy Bowers, age 34 of
Springerville was arrested and charged with Aggravated DUI,
Driving on a Suspended License and Driving a vehicle with a Fictitious
License Plate. He was booked into Apache
County Jail and the vehicle was placed into 30 day impound.
On March 20, officers took a report of Fraudulent
Schemes on East Central Avenue. Someone had used an Eagar residents
debit card to purchase over $300.00. This case is under investigation.
On March 20, Andrew Huerta, age 28 of Eagar was
arrested and charged with two counts of Domestic Violence
Aggravated Assault and one count of Aggravated Assault as well as having
a Warrant. He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On March 22, officers took a Burglary report on South Dale Street. Missing is some money. This case is under investigation.
On March 27, Stephanie Gay Goodman, age 34 of Eagar
was arrested and charged with Child Neglect and on a Warrant
for previous charges. She was booked into Apache County Jail.
On March 29, Gabriel Alejandro Gutierrez, age 24 of
Texas was arrested and charged with DUI, Extreme DUI,
Open Container and Speeding. He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On March 31, a 12-year-old male of Eagar was
arrested and charged with Domestic Violence Disorderly Conduct.
He was booked into Apache County Juvenile Detention.
On April 2, officers took a report from Ramsey
Park of Found Property. A boys blue and silver Mongoose bicycle was
found.
This case is under investigation.
On April 3, officers responded to a Hit and Run on
North Main Street. A vehicle parked at Best Western had been hit during
the night.
This case is under investigation.
On April 4, a 16-year-old male of Eagar was charged
with Underage Consumption. He was referred to Apache County
Juvenile Probation.
On April 5, a 13-year-old male of Springerville was
charged with Driving without a License and Driving an Unregistered
Vehicle.
He was cited and released.
On April 5, Joseph Wayne Tipton, age 45 of Eagar
was arrested and charged with Domestic Violence Disorderly Conduct.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On April 6, officers responded to North Main Street
for a Burglary report. There was criminal damage and items stolen from
a business. This case is under investigation.
On April 6, officers responded to East 1st Avenue for a Theft report. Missing is a culvert pipe. This case is under investigation.
On April 6, James Clair Eisenlord, age 35 of Eagar
was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Comply.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On April 11, a 17-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Driving without a Drivers License. He was cited and
released
and the vehicle was placed into 30 day impound.
On April 12, Ricky Lynn Page Sr, age 54 of Eagar
was arrested and charged with DUI, Extreme DUI and DUI Drugs.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On April 13, Ronald Keith Hogan, age 24 of
Louisiana was charged with Driving on a Suspended License and warned for
Speeding. He was cited and released.
Between March 16th and April 15th,
the Eagar Police Department handled 197 calls for service. Of these
calls, 80 were animal
control calls, 18 were agency assists, were 54 civil matters, and 43
were criminal investigations. In addition to the calls for service,
40 traffic stops were conducted.
If you have information
about any of the crimes listed above, please contact the Eagar Police
Department at 333-4127.
You may also contact our Silent Witness Line at 333-4636 (INFO). This
is a dedicated message line for anonymous tips.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FOR April 14, 2009
On February 17, Katie Heaps, age 24 of Eagar was
arrested and charged with two counts of DUI and Failure to Drive in a
Single Lane.
She was booked into Apache County Jail.
On February 17, officers took a report of ID Theft.
An Eagar residents social security number is being used for employment
by another person.
This case is under investigation.
On February 17, officers responded to the North
Butler area for a Accident without Injury. A 16-year-old male of
Springerville was cited for
Failure to Yield the Right of Way. He was cited and released.
On February 18, Richard Wayne Markley, age 38 of
Eagar was arrested and charged with DUI, Extreme DUI, and Open
Container.
He was booked into Apache County Jail and the vehicle was placed into
impound for 30 days.
On February 19, officers responded to South Butler
for a Criminal Damage report. A vehicle had been written on with
permanent marker.
This case in under investigation.
On February 20, officer took a report of Found
Property. A Samsung cell phone was found on South Main Street.
This case is under investigation.
On February 21, a 16-year-old male of Eagar was charged with Racing on the Highway and Speeding. He was cited and released.
On February 21, Tracy Paul Holder, age 30 of
Springerville was arrested on four Warrants for Failure to Appear.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On February 24, a 17-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Threatening and Intimidating and Disruption of an
Educational Facility.
He was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On February 25, Jeremy Ray Ulibarri, age 24 of
Eagar was arrested and charged with Possession of Marijuana, Possession
of Drug
Paraphernalia, two counts of DUI and DUI Drugs. He was booked into
Apache County Jail.
On February 25, officers took a report of Theft at
the Round Valley Middle School. An Ipod and a cell phone were taken from
the locker room.
This case is under investigation.
On February 26, a 16-year-old female of Eagar was
arrested and charged with Use of Marijuana in a Drug Free School Zone.
She was booked into Apache County Juvenile Detention.
On February 26, Johan Valenzuela, age 18 of Show
Low was arrested and charged with Use of Marijuana in a Drug Free School
Zone,
Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Transfer of
Marijuana and Involving a Minor in a Drug Offense.
He was booked into Apache County Jail.
On February 26, Jesse Safley, age 22 of Eagar was
arrested and charged with Domestic Violence Assault and
Domestic Violence Criminal Damage. He was booked into Apache County
Jail.
On February 27, officers took a report of Theft
from the dome. An Ipod and cash were taken from the locker room.
This case in under investigation.
On February 27, officers responded to an Accident
without Injury at Central Avenue and Wye Drive. A 16-year-old female of
Eagar was
charged with Failure to Control to Avoid an Accident. She was cited and
released.
On February 27, Jeremy Ray Ulibarri, age 24 of
Eagar was arrested and charged with Possession of Marijuana For Sale,
Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia,
Transportation of Marijuana For Sale, DUI Drugs. He was booked into
Apache County Jail.
On February 28, officers responded to an Accident
without Injury on North Main Street. Myron Sonny Skeet, age 18 of Eagar
was charged
with Failure to Control to Avoid an Accident. He was cited and
released.
On March 3, officers took a report of Criminal
Damage / Attempted Burglary from North Main Street. The entry door was
damaged with pry marks.
This case is under investigation.
On March 4, a 15-year-old female of Eagar was
arrested and charged with Third Degree Burglary and six counts of Theft.
She was booked into Apache County Juvenile Detention.
On March 5, a 16-year-old female of Springerville
was arrested and charged with Third Degree Burglary and six counts of
Theft.
She was booked into Apache County Juvenile Detention.
On March 12, Alvin Wayne Stover, age 43 of Eagar
was arrested and charged with Driving on a Suspended License,
Speed and No Registration on the vehicle. He was booked into Apache
County Jail and the vehicle was placed into 30 day impound.
On March 13, Yolanda Shaw, age 29 of Holbrook was charged with Speeding. She was cited and released.
On March 13, a 16-year-old male of Eagar was charged with Speeding and Driving without a License. He was cited and released to his parents.
On March 14, officers responded to the Highway 180
and 260 junction for an Accident with Injury. A 16-year-old male of
Springerville was charged with Making an Unsafe Turn and Driving without
a License. He was cited and released and the vehicle was
placed into 30 day impound.
On March 14, Justin L. Whetten, age 29 of Morenci
was charged with Driving a vehicle with a Mandatory Insurance Suspended
License Plate.
He was cited and released.
On March 14, Damaris Lujan, age 31 of Eagar was arrested on a Warrant for Probation Violation. She was booked into Apache County Jail.
Between February 16th and March 15th,
the Eagar Police Department handled 194 calls for service. Of these
calls, 53 were animal control calls,
28 were agency assists, 73 were civil matters, and 40 were criminal
investigations. In addition to the calls for service, 87 traffic stops
were
conducted.
If you have information
about any of the crimes listed above, please contact the Eagar Police
Department at 333-4127. You may also contact our
Silent Witness Line at 333-4636 (INFO). This is a dedicated message
line for anonymous tips.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
FOR March 10, 2009
On January 16, Jacob Ulibarri, age 18 of Eagar was
arrested and charged with two counts of Disorderly Conduct. He was
booked into Apache County Jail.
On January 16, Joseph Gutierrez, age 19 of
Springerville was arrested and charged with two counts of Disorderly
Conduct. He was
booked into Apache County Jail.
On January 16, Iris Webster, age 19 of Eagar was
charged with providing False Information to Law Enforcement. She was
cited and released.
On January 16, a 15-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Minor in Possession of Tobacco. He was referred to Apache
County Juvenile Probation.
On January 16, a 16-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Minor in Possession of Tobacco. He was referred to Apache
County Juvenile Probation.
On January 16, Tyler John Goodsell, age 18 of Eagar was charged with Assault. He was cited and released.
On January 16, a 17-year-old male of Eagar was charged with Assault. He was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On January 16, a 17-year-old male of Eagar was charged with Assault. He was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On January 17, Robert Charles Baca, age 20 of Eagar was charged with Underage Consumption. He was cited and released.
On January 18, a 12-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Incorrigible Juvenile and Truancy. He was referred to
Apache
County Juvenile Probation.
On January 19, a 16-year-old female of Eagar was
arrested and charged with Domestic Violence Disorderly Conduct. She was
booked into Apache County Juvenile Detention.
On January 19, David Richard Erickson, age 19 of
Eagar was arrested and charged with Driving on a Suspended License and
Showing Fictitious Plates on Vehicle. He was booked into Apache County
Jail
On January 20, officers took a Theft report on North Butler. An Ipod was stolen. This case is under investigation.
On January 23, Robert Michael Baca, age 48 of
Springerville was arrested and charged with Extreme DUI and DUI.
He was
booked into Apache County Jail and the vehicle was placed into 30 day
impound.
On January 24, Terri Lynn Meikle, age 47 of Idaho Falls, Idaho was charged with Open Container. She was cited and released.
On January 24, Leland Jimmy Eaton, age 49 of Idaho Falls, Idaho was charged with Open Container. He was cited and released.
On January 24, Michael Heith Estes, age 30 of
Alpine was arrested and charged with Aggravated DUI and Driving on a
Suspended License. He was booked into the Apache County Jail and the
vehicle was placed into 30 day impound.
On January 24, Barbara Elise Moyer, age 51 of Eagar was charged with Criminal Littering. She was cited and released.
On January 27, a 15-year-old female of Eagar was charged with Truancy. She was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On January 27, a 15-year-old female of Eagar was charged with Truancy. She was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On January 27, a 15-year-old female of Eagar was charged with Truancy. She was referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On January 27, Rodney Alan Mattila, age 49 of
Overgaard was charged with Driving a vehicle with Mandatory Insurance
Suspended License Plate. He was cited and released.
On January 27, a 15-year-old male of Alaska was
charged with Sexual Abuse of a Minor and Indecent Exposure. He was
referred to Apache County Juvenile Probation.
On January 28, Frank Artene Jr., age 27 of Eagar
was arrested and charged with Aggravated DUI, False Reporting to
Law
Enforcement Officer and Driving on a Revoked License. He was booked into
Apache County Jail and the vehicle was
placed into 30 day impound.
On January 30, Robert Lee Moser, age 32 of Mesa was
charged with Driving on a Revoked License and Driving a vehicle
with
Mandatory Insurance Suspended License Plate. He was cited and released.
On January 31, Rhonda R. Elledge, age 41 of Eagar
was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear. She was
booked into
Apache County Jail.
On February 5, a 15-year-old female of Eagar was
arrested and referred for Domestic Violence Assault and
Domestic
Violence Disorderly Conduct. She was booked into Apache County Juvenile
Detention.
On February 6, a 15-year-old male of Springerville
was arrested and referred for Under the Influence of Marijuana
in a Drug
Free School Zone. He was booked into Apache County Juvenile Detention.
On February 6, officers took a report of Found
Property. A revolver was found in the West Central area.
This case is
under investigation.
On February 6, Toni Marie Preder, age 30 of Eagar
was charged with Driving on a Suspended License.
She was cited and
released.
On February 6, Michael Paul Wilson, age 19 of
Springerville was charged with Underage Consumption.
He was cited and
released.
On February 6, Rebekkah Sue Vanderveld, age 20 of
St. Johns was charged with Underage Consumption.
She was cited and
released.
On February 6, Amanda Rae Broekstra, age 19 of
Springerville was charged with Underage Consumption.
She was cited and
released.
On February 6, Jade Patterson, age 19 of Eagar was charged with Underage Consumption. She was cited and released.
On February 6, a 17-year-old female of St. Johns
was charged with Underage Consumption. She was referred to Apache
County
Juvenile Probation.
On February 6, a 17-year-old female of St. Johns
was charged with Underage Consumption. She was referred to Apache
County
Juvenile Probation.
On February 6, a 17-year-old female of St. Johns
was charged with Underage Consumption. She was referred to Apache
County
Juvenile Probation.
On February 7, officers responded to Central Avenue
and Butler Street for an Accident without Injury. A 17-year-old female
of
Eagar was charged with Unsafe Passing on the Left. She was cited and
released.
On February 7, Homero Elizalde Rivera, age 30 of
Eagar was arrested and charged with Driving on a Revoked Drivers
License.
He was booked into Apache County Jail and the vehicle was
placed into 30 day impound.
On February 9, Latonia Lee, age 20 of Sanders was
charged with Driving a vehicle with Mandatory Insurance Suspended
License Plate. She was cited and released.
On February 12, officers took a report of ID Theft
from Eagar. An unknown person had sold items on an Eagar citizen's
Ebay
account and did not pay the fees. This case is under investigation.
On February 13, officer responded to North Main and
2nd Avenue for an Accident with Injuries. Luz Lucero Mata,
age 82
of Springerville was charged with Failure to Yield from a Stop
Sign. He was cited and released.
On February 13, Charles Jeffery Rogers, age 23 of
Eagar was arrested and charged with Robbery, Domestic Violence
Assault,
Threatening and Intimidating, Preventing the Use of Telephone and three
counts of Contributing to the Delinquency of a
Minor. He was booked into
Apache County Jail.
On February 13, Courtney Marie Wilderson, age 20 of Eagar was charged with Underage Consumption. She was cited and released.
On February 13, a 16-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Underage Consumption. He was referred to Apache
County
Juvenile Probation.
On February 13, a 17-year-old male of Eagar was
charged with Underage Consumption. He was referred to Apache
County
Juvenile Probation.
On February 13, a 17-year-old male of Springerville
was charged with Underage Consumption. He was referred to Apache
County
Juvenile Probation.
On February 13, Mike William Hill, age 54 of
Springerville was charged with Driving on a Revoked Drivers License and
Speeding. He was cited and released.
On February 14, David Roman Hermosillo, age 21 of
Pinetop was charged with Driving without a Drivers License and
Speeding.
He was cited and released.
On February 14, Arturo Roman Hermosillo, age 22 of
Pinetop was charged with Driving without a Drivers License and
Speeding.
He was cited and released.
On February 15, Maria Elena Alvarez-Mejia, age 49
of Eagar was charged with Driving without a Drivers License.
She was
cited and released and the vehicle was placed into 30 day impound.
Between January 16th and February 15th,
the Eagar Police Department handled 232 calls for service. Of these
calls,
95 were animal control calls, 28 were agency assists, 65 were
civil matters, and 44 were criminal investigations.
In addition to the
calls for service, 148 traffic stops were conducted.
If you have
information about any of the crimes listed above, please contact the
Eagar Police Department at 333-4127.
You may also contact our Silent
Witness Line at 333-4636 (INFO). This is a dedicated message line for
anonymous tips.
APACHE COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL
HAZARD MITIGATION PLANNING PROJECT
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Here for the latest edition of Mitigation Outlook Newsletter
The following cities,
towns, and Indian tribes are currently participating with Apache County to
develop a multi-jurisdictional all-hazard
mitigation plan for each community:
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· St. Johns |
· Springerville |
· Eagar |
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What is hazard mitigation planning?
Some Definitions…
HAZARD
– A source of potential danger or adverse condition. Hazards include both
natural (floods, earthquakes, winter storms,
landslides, wildfires, drought,
etc.) and human-caused events (hazardous materials, dam/levee failure,
terrorism, transportation
accidents, biological, etc.).
HAZARD MITIGATION – Any sustained action taken to reduce or eliminate the long-term risk to human life and property from hazards.
PLANNING
– the act or process of making or carrying out plans; specifically, the
establishment of goals, policies, and procedures for a
social or economic
unit.
Why are the communities doing this hazard mitigation planning?
The process of hazard
mitigation planning is a very important part of any community’s planning
program for sustainability. For most
communities, mitigation programs for
hazards that occur infrequently are usually funded and initiated on a
post-disaster basis with
solutions that are generally reactionary to the most
recent event. This form of hazard mitigation programming is typically more
costly,
both in property and human losses, on a long-term basis. Congress
recognized the deficiency of the current system and in October 2000,
passed
the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA2K). The overall purpose of DMA2K was
to establish a national program for pre-disaster
mitigation, streamline
administration of disaster relief at both the federal and state levels, and
control federal costs of disaster assistance.
In general, the DMA2K
legislation requires all local, county, and tribal governments to develop a
hazard mitigation plan for their respective
community in order to be eligible
to receive federal pre- and post-disaster mitigation assistance funds. Each
community’s hazard mitigation
plan must be submitted to and approved by the
State of Arizona and FEMA. The deadline for obtaining that approval is
November 1, 2004.
How will the plan be developed?
A planning team comprised
of planning and engineering representatives from the cities, tribes, and
county, as well as public utilities,
hospitals, police, fire and sheriff’s
departments, and other public and private entities, will be meeting regularly
to work through a hazard
mitigation planning process that involves the
following tasks:
Ø Identify hazards that may impact or have impacted the community
Ø Develop a profile of the most relevant hazard events
Ø Assess Vulnerability to Hazards
Ø
Assess the communities capability to mitigate hazards
Ø Establish hazard mitigation activity goals and objectives for the community
Ø Develop hazard mitigation actions and/or projects
Ø Develop an implementation strategy for the plan
Ø Write and officially adopt plan
How can I get involved or obtain more information?
For more information on this hazard mitigation planning process, for Eagar residents, please contact:
Howard Carlson - (928-333-4363) or
Mike Hogan -(928-333-4127)
Eagar Fire Chief Eagar Police
Chief
PO Box 1300 PO Box 1300
Eagar AZ. 85925
Eagar AZ. 85925
Police Department Contact Information
For Emergencies, please dial 911.
24 hour police number (non-emergency) 928-333-4000.
- Administration Telephone
- 928-333-4127
| Chief Mike Hogan | ext. 232 |
| Lt. Fred Frazier | ext. 236 |
| Sgt. Troy Czarnyska | ext. 235 |
| Administration Supervisor Zona Gilliam | ext. 233 |
- FAX
- 928-333-1674
- Police Station address Mailing address
- 174 S. Main Street P.O. Box 1300
- Eagar, Arizona 85925 Eagar, Arizona 85925
