THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU IS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD PEOPLE!

The Census Bureau is currently hiring enumerators and crew chiefs. These are temporary jobs with very flexible hours. The pay is $11 to $17 per hour plus .50 per mile travel. The Census Bureau has established a local office next to OfficeMax, 9901 Watson Road, in Crestwood. The office phone number is 314-800-0660.

The Census Bureau is attempting to hire local residents to fill these jobs. They desire to hire individuals who are familiar with the community to become enumerators. Residents must apply for these jobs online at http://2010.census.gov/2010censusjobs/. Applicants will be required to take a test. A Glendale test site will be held in the Aldermanic Chambers, 424 N. Sappington Road, on Friday, January 22, 2010, and Friday, January 29, 2010, from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM and 1:30 - 4:30 PM.

For more information, please contact Steve Knarr, U.S. Census Bureau, at 314-800-0660.

Glendale Police Chief Richard Black Named the
2009 “Outstanding Police Chief”
by the Missouri Police Chief’s Association

Glendale Police Chief Richard Black, a 40 plus year veteran of the Glendale Police Department, was selected as the recipient of its “2009 Donald ‘Red’ Loehr Outstanding Police Chief Award”.

This award is presented annually to an active or life member of the Missouri Police Chief’s Association in recognition of that individual’s extraordinary service to the Missouri Police Chief’s Association, and for a demonstrated record of performance that exemplifies a high standard of dedication and service to his/her community, department, and the law enforcement profession.

Chief Black received his award on Thursday, December 10, 2009, in Jefferson City, Missouri.

GLENDALE POLICE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES
2009 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
FROM EAST-WEST GATEWAY COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

Each year, the East-West Gateway Council of Governments honors local governments, public officials, and projects that go above and beyond the traditional role of local government. In late October, the Glendale Police Department was notified it is the recipient of the 2009 Outstanding Local Government Achievement Award for the Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, recognizing its commitment and unique effort as the managing agency for this program in the battle against online child exploitation. The award will be presented on November 13, 2009 at East-West Gateway Council of Government’s 44th Annual Meeting.

The serene little suburb of Glendale Missouri with a population of just under 6,000 people had the bold vision as early as 2001 to pursue a $45,000 grant from the Department of Justice to establish a statewide program educating the public about and conducting investigations into crimes against children on the Internet. This highly successful and nationally recognized program has grown to a present budget of just over 1 million dollars funded entirely through federal grants. The Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force is now one of sixty-one such programs across the United States. The Task Force is responsible for criminal and forensic computer investigations, as well as providing education to the community and other law enforcement entities across the state in the areas of Internet Safety and Cyber Bullying. Since 2007, this Task Force has been responsible for over 400 arrests of online child exploitation offenders. Glendale Police Lieutenant Joseph Laramie serves as the Director of the Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force. The Glendale Police Department and the City of Glendale serve as the managing agency and fiduciary agent for the Task Force.

The Glendale Police Department extends its sincere appreciation to the East-West Gateway Council of Governments for this honor, and especially thanks the member agencies of the Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force for their participation, dedication and service to the community.

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CITY PARTNERS WITH ADT SELECT LINK® FOR NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

In the modern world, municipalities often need to get information to citizens as soon as possible. To facilitate this need, the City of Glendale has partnered with a rapid communication system called ADT SELECT LINK. This system will deliver emergency messages to the community by the communication method(s) of your personal choosing. Should the City need to notify citizens of an important matter, for example, a hazardous spill, severe weather, criminal activity, etc., this system would notify you by your choice of home phone, cell phone, text message, fax machine or email. In addition, the City may use the ADT SELECT LINK system to keep you up to date on important community wide information or changes relating to groups in which you participate.

Citizens will be entered into the ADT SELECT LINK system using the information they provide in the enclosed/attached form. We will be sending a test message to everyone to check the phone numbers we have for you. Once the account is established by the Police Department through the information provided in the registration form, changes to your information (phone numbers, email addresses, etc.) can be made by the individual resident, however, the account must be established by the Police Department. For more information, contact the City of Glendale Public Information Officer, Sergeant Bob Catlett, at 314-965-0000, or by email at rcatlett@glendalemo.org.

We thank you for your participation in this new system as the City of Glendale strives to make communication with the community as quick and efficient as possible. Click here to download the registration form.