minutes
Minutes-3/4/2025
Dated March 4, 2025City Council — regular meeting, March 4, 2025 5 pages
Ord. 2025-519, Res. 2025-021, Res. 2025-022, Res. 2025-023, Res. 2025-024
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Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters. CityofTiffin,Iowa
Meeting: Tiffin City Council Meeting
Place: Tiffin City Hall, 300Railroad Street, Tiffin, Iowa 52340
Date/Time: March 4,2025 7:00PM
Web Page: www.tiffin-iowa.org
Posted: February 28, 2025 (website & front entry ofCity Hall)
Mayor: TimKasparek CityAdministrator: DougBoldt
Council AtLarge: TimOrris MayorPro-Tem Asst. CityAdministrator: AshleyPlatz
Council AtLarge: AlHavens CityAttorney: CrystalRaiber
Council AtLarge: SkylarLimkemann CityClerk: AbigailHora
Council AtLarge: ChrisOlney W/WWSuperintendent: BrettMehmen
Council AtLarge: EricSchnedler D.ofPublicWorks: BrianDetert
Building Official: BrianShay
Recreation Director: FrankHaege
FireChief: BradHill
CityEngineer: MSAProfessional Services
Work Session - Call toOrder 5:30PM
A. Roll Call
TheCity ofTiffin City Council heldawork session Tuesday, March 4,2025, atthe City HallCouncil
Chambers. Mayor Kasparek called themeeting toorder at5:31PM. Upon rollbeing called the following
members were present: Eric Schnedler, AlHavens, Chris Olney, Tim Orris andSkylar Limkemann. Others
present City Administrator Doug Boldt, Assistant CityAdministrator Ashley Platz andCity Clerk Abigail
Hora.
B. Agenda Additions/Agenda Approval
Motion toapprove agenda byOlney.
Second byOrris.
Allayes, agenda approved.
C. Review oftheFirst Year oftheLaw Enforcement Contract with Johnson County and introduction of
thetwonew Deputies toTiffin, July 1,2025
Discussion: Sergeant Hynes provided anoverview ofthe firstyear ofthe lawenforcement contract with the
Hendricks, andLieutenant Wisman. An introduction wasmade fortwo new deputies, Deputy Fredrickson
andDeputy Noble, who willbeassigned toTiffin beginning July 1,2025.
Key Findings:
Increased Patrol & Calls forService: Calls forservice have increased significantly, projected toreach 5,686
bytheendofFY24-25 (a39.1%increase from FY 23-24).
Improved Response Times: Since thecontract took effect inJuly2024, the average response time for911
callsimproved from 8min11sec (FY23-24) to6min15sec (FY24-25).
Community Engagement Growth:
Public Relations Hours: Increased by237% (from 31.22hrs to105.42hrs).
Foot Patrol Hours: Increased from 31.22hrswhich isanaverage ofthehours from FY22-24to41.25hrs
which isfrom July 1,2024 toJanuary 2025.
School Visits & Community Policing Calls: Both more than doubled compared toFY22-24.
Challenges:
Modernizing City Ordinances andissuance
Balancing Law Enforcement Demand withcommunity engagement andschool presence.
The 10-year trend shows a279% increase inIncident Case Reports (ICRs), reinforcing the growing demand
forlawenforcement services inTiffin.
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