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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA <br />INTER - OFFICE MEMORANDUM <br />TO: All Animal Control officers DATE: July 13,1989 FILE: <br />SUBJECT: Daily Logs <br />FROM: Deborah A. Rouse un g REFERENCES: <br />Animal Control Director <br />I was brought to my attention that daily logs were not being done <br />by each Officer. It is very important that each Animal Control Officer <br />completes a daily log, for his/her records. Even if you are riding with <br />another Officer each Officer needs a daily log. Then they are filed in <br />your daily log file monthly. This is also how each Officer can keep <br />track of his/her daily routines, such as patrols, investigations, or <br />rechecks etc. <br />Attorney O'Brien advised that Attorney Stone has finished his <br />direct on the witness, and that it would be the County's option to <br />cross examine. <br />Chairman Tippin called a 5 -minute recess. <br />Attorney Collins addressed a couple of statements made by Ms. <br />House with regard to the dog bite case and asked why that is on her <br />report but not on the County reports. <br />Ms. House explained that she called in and told Ruth Lynn what <br />had happened. She didn't know why it wasn't written up. All calls <br />are received by the E911 center and the dispatcher notifies the <br />animal control officers by radio. The only other way would be if <br />an officer found an animal by the wayside. <br />In response to Attorney Collins' question, Director Wright <br />stated that our records do not reflect a call coming about a dog <br />biting people in the area of the trailers behind the Indian River <br />19 <br />c+ooK 92 FACE. <br />MAR 3x.1994 J <br />