Ann - Rotary room make over - TY to all who helped make it happen
Janine - First vacation in 4 years, son is being scouted in 8th grade for basketball
Amy - Turkey a la king next week from the First Congregational
Karen - Surviving tax day
Scott - Tom will be row 5 behind home plate at the next brewers game
John Bauman - Florida trip
Ken - Couldn't make paint day. His granddaughter is getting married.
Ed - Remodeling condo is almost over
Greg R - May 31st book launches for sale as boswell books at 7pm
Mick - Son got a turkey over the weekend youth turkey hunt
Fines
None
Birthdays
Ann Lee
Joker Draw
none
Committee Reports and Announcements
Spring Tree Planting - Sat May 11th
Scholarship committee meeting soon
Post Prom - sign up for duties for May 4th
Hanging Baskets - Please presale, posters are available
Cheese, Chocolate, WIne is Aug 3rd
Karen - Grant writing seminar went well
PROGRAM
Chief Mick Selck spoke about the grant from the LM Community Foundation that enabled the purchase of an automated license plate reader. It will significantly increase the LMPD's efficiency and investigative capabilities. An average officer might run 20-40 plates in a day, while this ran over 500 plates in its first day in real time. Furthermore, the systems links with thousands of others throughout the country, enabling large and instant database searches. A suspect was already apprehended with drugs and an intent to distribute using this technology. It has been active for one week.
