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Memorandum
To: Chief John Hutto
From: Crime Analyst Lori Frank
Subject: Homeless/Transient Calls February 23, 2017 – March 8, 2017
Date: March 9, 2017
The below information depicts police contact activity with the homeless/transient population from the two week
period of 2/23/17 – 3/8/17. The data comes directly from the CAD system and is reliant upon the words homeless
or transient noted in the call, or as a TRAN (Transient Contact) call type.
During this period, officers handled 92 transient/homeless related incidents. This translates to an average of 7 calls
per day. This number is likely under-represented as there are many other incidents not classified as TRAN, or have
the specific words homeless or transient noted in the call.
Of the 92 calls, the most common types were:
• Welfare Check
• Disturbance
• Suspicious Circumstance
• Trespass
The following highlighted call descriptions are representative of the incidents occurring during this time period:
Warrant Arrest – 460 S. College Av
Transient was contacted and arrested for an outstanding warrant.
Harassment – Bisetti’s
Transient approached two people coming out of the restaurant and asked them for money. The people gave the
transient two dollars, at which time the transient suspect started yelling that it was not enough money and he
pushed the victim. Upon contact with officers, the suspect was uncooperative and subsequently physically
subdued. The suspect was transported to the jail for resisting arrest and harassment.
March 16, 2017
TO: Mayor & City
Councilmembers
FROM: Darin Atteberry
FYI /sek
1
Sarah Kane
From: Mike Trombley
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2017 2:05 PM
To: Darin Atteberry
Cc: John Hutto
Subject: H/T activity memo
Attachments: HT Memo 022317_030817.pdf
Darin,
Please see attached. As you are aware, for the last several months, activity has been relatively constant, but significantly
below that of peak warm-weather months. I fully expect activity and numbers of persons in the city to begin increasing
in the next 4-6 weeks in general terms, but that timing will be heavily dependent on what our spring weather patterns
bring.
MT
Mike Trombley
Deputy Chief
Fort Collins Police Services
P.O. Box 580
2221 S. Timberline Road
Fort Collins, Co 80522
970.221.6542