Tuesday, September 13, 2011
James J Hill Days photo show
Check out our photos of the James J. Hill Days activities! The Fire Department defeated the Police Department 28-12 for the Anchor Bank Cup. This annual softball game celebrates the friendly rivalry between Police & Fire, and is great entertainment for the whole family.
Also note the photos from the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition dunk tank that was part of the celebrated James J. Hill Days on September 10 & 11, 2011. Guest dunkees included; Kevin Klapprich, Mike Risvold, Long Lake Mayor Tim Holtman, Wayzata Community Foundation Director Bill Nelson, Andrew Mullin, Andrew Cullen, and others.
Finally, check out our float for the James J. Hill Days parade.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Night to Unite photos
The Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition was happy again this year to put on the Night to Unite program on August 2nd.
The days activities were filled with opportunities for residents and business owners alike to attend lunch for a special presentation by Wayzata Police Chief Mike Risvold.
Longtime resident and business owner Gordy Engel was presented the Jim Fish award by Board member Mark Scheidhauer.
Later in the day, Wayzata Police, Fire, City staff, elected officials, and McGruff (Crime Coalition Mascot) visited two-dozen neighborhood parties throughout Wayzata and Long Lake. It is always a great way to get out, meet and visit with your neighbors.
The days activities were filled with opportunities for residents and business owners alike to attend lunch for a special presentation by Wayzata Police Chief Mike Risvold.
Longtime resident and business owner Gordy Engel was presented the Jim Fish award by Board member Mark Scheidhauer.
Later in the day, Wayzata Police, Fire, City staff, elected officials, and McGruff (Crime Coalition Mascot) visited two-dozen neighborhood parties throughout Wayzata and Long Lake. It is always a great way to get out, meet and visit with your neighbors.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Night 2 Unite Scheduled for August 2nd, 2011
Minnesota’s Night to Unite is scheduled for next Tuesday, August 2nd. The Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition’s (WCPC) Night to Unite luncheon at the Wayzata Country Club kicks off the day at 12:00 noon. The public is invited and it is always a great, well attended event. The WCPC will present the annual Jim Fish Award for crime prevention. Chief Mike Risvold will speak about some of the more interesting and sometimes bizarre cases that the department has worked on in the last year. The cost is $20 and reservations can be made by contacting the Wayzata Chamber of Commerce at 952-473-9595. Because the country club is closed on Monday, reservations need to be made to the Chamber office by noon on Friday, July 29th.
On Tuesday evening beginning at 6:00 PM, local police officers, firefighters, elected officials, city staff, and McGruff will make neighborhood visits throughout Wayzata and to several parks in Long Lake. Neighborhood block captains in Wayzata have received schedules for estimated times of the visits. The stops in Long Lake include three parks – Harden Park at 6:20 – Dexter Park at 6:55 – Holbrook Park at 7:20. This is a great opportunity to ask questions of your police, fire, city staff and elected officials. Most of all, it’s a great time to connect with your neighbors as a reminder to look out for one another. We look forward to seeing everyone next Tuesday for Night to Unite!!!
Click here to view the schedule!
Click here to view the schedule!
MIKE RISVOLD
Chief of Police
mrisvold@wayzata.org
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Crime Prevention picnic a hit
The Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition's 2nd annual Community Picnic was a hit last night as about 70 neighbors met at the Wayzata Depot. Hot dogs, root beer floats, chips and water were served to the community by the board members of the WCPC.
The Mound K9 unit gave a demonstration of their capabilities of stopping a suspect, and the Wayzata Fire Department showed how they utilize their rescue and fire fighting boat.
The highlight of the evening came as members of the Lake Minnetonka SWAT team set off a flash that showed how disorienting the tool can be when entering a building.
The Mound K9 unit gave a demonstration of their capabilities of stopping a suspect, and the Wayzata Fire Department showed how they utilize their rescue and fire fighting boat.
The highlight of the evening came as members of the Lake Minnetonka SWAT team set off a flash that showed how disorienting the tool can be when entering a building.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Public invited to Crime Prevention picnic on May, 24 2011
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| Flyer for the Crime Prevention Picnic. |
The event is scheduled for Tuesday, May 24 from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm at the Wayzata Depot. Hot dogs, chips, and root beer floats will be served. In addition to dinner, a short program will include a K9 officer demonstration, members of the local SWAT team, a rescue boat demonstration by the Wayzata Fire Department, and remarks from Wayzata Police Chief Mike Risvold.
The 2011 Crime Prevention Picnic is free and open to the public, and donations to the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition will be accepted.
For more information, call Dave Herzuck at 952-237-0562.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Wayzata Neighborhood Block Captains dinner and training
Dear Block Captains,
We are excited about the annual Wayzata Neighborhood Block Captains dinner and training coming up in April. Please join the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition and fellow Block Captains on April 18th from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at the Anchor Bank Training Center on the 3rd floor. Gina and her wonderful staff from the Wayzata Bar & Grill will be providing dinner. Take a look at the attached flier for more information on our annual meeting.
In the past you have received notifications from Robin Lindquist concerning events such as this. Robin volunteered many, many hours during her time with the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition. She retired from the board at the end of last year and will be greatly missed. We are very thankful for all that she accomplished! My name is Max Windmiller and I am going to do my best to pick up where Robin left off. I am a Wayzata resident (Ridgeview Drive), second year board member and local business owner. I look forward to seeing everyone at the Block Captain meeting.
Thanks for your continued commitment to making safety a priority in Wayzata!
Sincerely,
Max Windmiller
Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition
The Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition
Invites you to
Annual Block Captain Meeting/Dinner
Monday, April 18th 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Anchor Bank Training Center (New Location)
1055 Wayzata Boulevard East
Please join Wayzata Police Chief Mike Risvold and your fellow Block Captains for our annual training, information and dinner (courtesy of the Wayzata Bar & Grill). We’ll hear about local crime trends, how neighbors are staying connected and alerting others of suspicious activity as well as how we can all continue to
keep an eye out for each other.
Please bring your neighborhood list to the meeting. Our continuing goal is for all residents to receive the Wayzata Police Department’s Crime Alerts via e-mail. Your participation as a Block Captain is greatly appreciated. Thank you for all that you do!
RSVP to this email or give me a call:
Max Windmiller
e-mail: maxwindmiller@hotmail.com
cell: 651-303-7371
If you are not able to attend the meeting please let us know who you are sending as a neighborhood representative. Thank you!
We are excited about the annual Wayzata Neighborhood Block Captains dinner and training coming up in April. Please join the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition and fellow Block Captains on April 18th from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at the Anchor Bank Training Center on the 3rd floor. Gina and her wonderful staff from the Wayzata Bar & Grill will be providing dinner. Take a look at the attached flier for more information on our annual meeting.
In the past you have received notifications from Robin Lindquist concerning events such as this. Robin volunteered many, many hours during her time with the Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition. She retired from the board at the end of last year and will be greatly missed. We are very thankful for all that she accomplished! My name is Max Windmiller and I am going to do my best to pick up where Robin left off. I am a Wayzata resident (Ridgeview Drive), second year board member and local business owner. I look forward to seeing everyone at the Block Captain meeting.
Thanks for your continued commitment to making safety a priority in Wayzata!
Sincerely,
Max Windmiller
Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition
The Wayzata Crime Prevention Coalition
Invites you to
Annual Block Captain Meeting/Dinner
Monday, April 18th 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Anchor Bank Training Center (New Location)
1055 Wayzata Boulevard East
Please join Wayzata Police Chief Mike Risvold and your fellow Block Captains for our annual training, information and dinner (courtesy of the Wayzata Bar & Grill). We’ll hear about local crime trends, how neighbors are staying connected and alerting others of suspicious activity as well as how we can all continue to
keep an eye out for each other.
Please bring your neighborhood list to the meeting. Our continuing goal is for all residents to receive the Wayzata Police Department’s Crime Alerts via e-mail. Your participation as a Block Captain is greatly appreciated. Thank you for all that you do!
RSVP to this email or give me a call:
Max Windmiller
e-mail: maxwindmiller@hotmail.com
cell: 651-303-7371
If you are not able to attend the meeting please let us know who you are sending as a neighborhood representative. Thank you!
Monday, August 9, 2010
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