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Enforced
By Chief
NORTH ORLANDO —
Police Chief Thomas Hen-
nigan has reminded all
residents that North Orlan-
do has a dog ordinance and
that he is enforcing.it.
Since assuming this duties
some weeks ago, Hennigan
has been busy picking up
strays and returning dogs
that belong to residents. ,
The first time a known
animal is picked up for
running loose, the animal
is returned and the owner
instructed to confine the
animal.
HENNIGAN stated the
problem of dogs running
loose is "under control" on
the south side of the com-
munity, but many large
dogs, especially German
Shepherds, still are let run
on the north side.
This presents a danger to
small children, according
to the police chief, and is a
nuisance to property own-
ers.
The city ordinance re-
quires all dogs to be ,
confined to their premises,
to be on a leash or under
voice control while on the
streets.
A CITY license is re-
quired which may be pur-
chased from the village
clerk. The fee is $1 for
males a n d spayed fe-
ales, $2 for unspayed fern-
males, and inoculation for
rabies is necessary.
If a dog is picked up, it is
taken to an Altamonte
veterinarian and held for
three days. If the animal is
unclaimed, the dog is des-
troyed. If the owner claims
his pet, a fee of $4.50 per
day is charged.
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North Orlando Has
Busy Police Chief
By Mary Ann Campbell radio.Purchased this month
NORTH ORLANDO — by the council at a cost of
Since becoming North Or- Orlando this enables North
lando police chief Fe- from is h'receive calls
5, Thomas Hennigan from the sheriff's nearby
has been a busy man. meat and other nearby
m u n ithis monitoring Hennigan
unit
Consuming b much a his stated this o th Orlando's
do's
time has been the es tab- "increases North Oenforc'-
lishing of a complete and value as a law enforce- CHIEF THOM.HENNIGAN
up-to-date filing system for ment department and en- -. . Organizing department
the police department. Pre. ables the village to be —
viously, all police actions .aware of crimes being corn-
in the village were report- miffed in other towns."
ed on complaint forms. Hennigan has also start-
Now, Hennigan reports, ed an auxiliary force of five
the department has offense men. He pointed out these
r e p o r ts, supplementary auxiliary are"strictly vol-
f o r m s, traffic violation unteers," and purchase all
forms, death reports and their own uniforms and
new complaint forms which supplias, use their own
are card indexed for easy time for any training, and
filing and reference- are "back up" men for the
Ml 'WESE forms and regular police.
reports are installed in a DURING HIS short time
brand new filing eabinet, in office, Hennigan feels he
puchased by the council for has accomplished much
$20, and installed in Hen- and is especially pleased
nigart s home, sometimes with the cooperation re-
referred to as the North ceived from other depart-
Orlando police station. ments. He is also pleased
Another addition to the with the village council,
department has been a saying he feels council is
monitoring unit for VHF aware of the growing crime
problem in the state, and is
doing "everything they
can"to provide equipment
and supplies. -
In his six weeks in office,
Hennigan reports North Or-
lando has been involved in
four felony suspect arrests
I and one death in additibn to
the usual traffic violations
and patrols.
I He would like to see the
residents comply with the
dog ordinance better than
they have been and would
like to educate the people
to the dangers of excessive /, • c
speed on the village b
streets, because of the
many preschoolers.
All in all, Hennigan
feels North Orlando is "a
good town with good
people," and is proud to be
the town's police chief.
North Orlando Working
On Sunday Police Plan
There's no North Orlando Police relieve his personal home phone
Department on Sunday unless Chief from receiving a lot of crank calls.
Toni Hannigan is personally called Jordan said if there is an emergen-
at home.A North Orlando resident, cy, and the chief can bee read oat
listed only as a Mr. McGee,' on home on Sunday. he
Sunday needed help in finding his call. If not, Jordan suggested citi-
eight-year-old daughter who ap- yens contact one of six reserve police
parently wandered away from home.. officers: James Rebuck, Leo Nun-
He got no answer from the North ley, Larry Brake, James Drawly;
Orlando Police Department, but Lyn Lyon or Councilman Harold
finally got through to the sheriffs Long core.
department and a deputy found the
girl on busy U.S. 17-92.
MAYOR CLIFFORD Jordan Mon-
day said the city is attempting to
work out an agreement with the %'�6�
Longwood Police Department for IVs Orlando
night and Sunday coverage, but that
might be 30 days away:
Jordan said the police chief needed Rents Jail
a day off.The Longwood agreement
would free him on Sunday, plus
By MARY HYATT
North Orlando Village Conn-
. cil last night voted to draw up
S / an agreement with the Long-
wood police department for use
of the Longwood jail for North
Orlando prisoners at a cost of
$1 per day per person,plus food
and other expenses.
It was noted that both Cas-
selberry and Longwood will
work with village police to pro-
vide closer communication.
Upon recommendation o f
-Mayor Clifford Jordan, Police
Chief Tom Hennigan received
an increase in salary of $30 per
month, plus telephone bill.
Raise becomes effective this
month with an additional raise
of $20 per month to become ef-
fective Aug. 1.
I Hennigan will be in charge of
I radio operations in the village.
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Hennigan Resigns
In North Orlando
By Mary Ann CamgbiB "throwing more mud in the
NORTH ORLANDO — A Pm
resignation from. police Councilman Julian Kel-
ler said dismissing the man
chief Thomas Hennigan to would jeopardize his
"seek;Stele..profitble em- chances to seek a job
ployment" was accepted at elsewhere.
June's council meeting. Councilman Cronk said
C o ha oilman Granville although he didn't believe
Brown voted against ac- Hennigan performed his
cepting the resignation, duties as he was supposed
Brown said Hennigan to, council should accept
Said be. dismissed for his resignation.
"sot performing.the.duties Half Beer License
for which he was hired."
Brown pointed out Hen- :TDX Goes To Village
nigan resigned in April, but 9
council raised his salary, NORTH ORLANDO —
paid his phone bill, and Council accepted on second
H9nmgsn agreed to stay- and final readings an ordi-
MAYOR JORDAN said nance to return half of t
there was no question Hen- state and county fees p '
nigan did not represent the for beer and liquor license
best inteteets of the village. to the village, effective
' but the re. was no use immediately,
- -- - - Village attorney Thomas
Freeman was asked to
review the occupational
license ordinance to see if
it should be changed or
updated in any way.
COUNCIL AGREED to
have the mayor ask the
county commissioners if
they would agree to extend
Fisher Road in the ranch
section to Lake Avenue off
Seminole Boulevard, to es-
tablish another access road
into the town. Fisher Road
is eastern 'boundary road
t h r o u g h the ranchlands
section, from Panama, al-
most to Lake.
Council agreed to return
a spray machine to the
North Orlando Co., because
it did not fit village needs;
and announced the 1999
dump truck had been pun
chased -from Strickland
Morrison, but was not de-
livered as of the Tune 3
council meeting.
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Volusia-Seminole
Orlanbo Srntinel
Thursday, June 27, 1968
AY
IN OTHER police busi-
g Hess, council received 4n
3 •�s' $8.26 phone bill from form-
a er chief Hennigan. It was
pointed out that, although
council agreed to pay Hen-
nigan's phone bill, he
THOMAS HENNIGAN was paid for two days he
. . His job unfilled did not work. Councilmen
Rowell and Cronk voted to
Temporary pay the bill, and Brown
and Keller voted no. This
gave Mayor Jordan his first
chance to vote to break a
Part-Time tie, and he voted no, and
the bill was not paid.
Council also voted to pay -
Cop H i red a $91 bill from Nationwide
Insurance for additional
p r em iums, incurred be-
By Mary Ann Campbell cause of salaries paid to .':
police auxiliary over and
NORTH ORLANDO — above the estimated cost,
This village has been with- computed when the policy '
out a police chief since May was issued.
30, when Thomas Hennigan
resigned to "seek more
profitable employment".
To fill the need for police -
protection, council hired
former Longwood police
chief H. D. Shinn as a
"temporary part-time pa-
trolman", until a chief can
be found.
Shinn will patrol at
night, and will be paid a
salary of $2 an hour. Shinn
is now head of security for
Zayres Department Store.
Where and how to, reach
Shinn, and the hours he
will work will be an- f- 0 _
nounced at a later date,
when details are worked
out by council.