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The New Year brings the start of new habits and promises to change our old behaviors. We promise to lose weight, we won’t waste as much time goofing off, and we want that new job! There are as many resolutions as there are people! There is one change that just might change your life and help you follow through with all the other life changes you have on your list.
The Loveland Mayor’s Court is announcing an amnesty program beginning December 19, 2011 through January 13, 2012. Anyone that owes money on delinquent cases can contact the court to pay their fines and costs. During the amnesty period the court may recall any warrants, waive warrant fees, and dismiss any new charges on delinquent cases so that the defendant does not have to reappear in court. The Mayor’s Court clerk can be reached at 513-774-3030.
After January 13, 2012 the court will begin transferring all delinquent cases to Capital Recovery Systems Incorporated. Capital Recovery Systems is a debt collection agency based in Columbus, Ohio and works exclusively with government clients.
Chief Tim Sabransky, Loveland Police Division 583-3000
Loveland Police Sergeant Michael J. Szpak graduated from the Supervisor Training and Education Program (STEP) with thirty two other law enforcement supervisors from throughout Ohio on December 14, 2011.
The STEP program, sponsored by the Law Enforcement Foundation and the Ohio Association of Chief’s of Police, is an intensive supervisory and management training program consisting of fourteen instructional modules including topics such as; Leadership Strategies, Performance Management, Employee Development and Critical Incident Management. The program requires a substantial amount of independent work conducting research, writing papers and reviewing case studies.
“This program is another phase in Sergeant’s Szpak’s development as a supervisor and key member of the Police Division’s management team” says Police Chief Tim Sabransky. Sergeant Szpak, who also holds an Associate degree in English from the university of Cincinnati, was promoted in December 2010. He has been a member of the Police Division since August 1996.
Chief Tim Sabransky, Loveland Police Division
Saturday turned out to be a wonderful day for a festival! Loveland celebrated the 2011 Christmas in Loveland as the residents and businesses turned out in full force. There were lots of smiling faces on children and adults alike. Even though it got a little chilly after the sun went down, the bonfire raged to provide a spot to warm up. In fact, there were firepits at the Cafe, Julians and Paxton’s to keep the crowds from getting too cold to enjoy the night. Here are some of the experiences …
The Loveland Initiative helps our neighbors in need. They have been doing it since 1996 and are currently focusing on their Christmas Store helping children to buy gifts for their parents. To allow them to continue to focus on the important tasks ahead of them, they have started a campaign to fund their 2012 operating expenses. Just a few latte’s a week until February would help to fund their entire year. In this time of increased need, they are hoping to be able to help more families as the recession lingers.
We’ve waited all year! The most exciting community celebration is back! Tonight, we are celebrating Christmas in Loveland in our own special way! This evening the community has the opportunity to come together to make a statement that we are not all that different from each other. We have great things left for this country and especially for this city. We gather around the bonfire downtown and we sing carols to celebrate the birth of our Lord, but it should also be about the opportunity to reach out to those …
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The Loveland Police Division was awarded the Silver Service Award from the American Automobile Association (AAA) at the organization’s annual awards banquet on November 30th.
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