OFFICIAL NOTICE AND AGENDA - REVISED · 16/03/2020 · 2. Class B Beer License (New): Rachel...

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OFFICIAL NOTICE AND AGENDA - REVISED

Meeting of the: PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEEDate/Time: Monday, March 16, 2020 @ 5:15 pm Location: City Hall (407 Grant Street) - Council ChambersMembers: Lisa Rasmussen {c}, Dawn Herbst, Linda Lawrence, Becky McElhaney, Pat Peckham

1 Minutes of previous meeting (2/24/20).2 Consider approval or denial of various license applications.3 Consider request for approval of a variance to Chicken Keeping License to allow for a 5' x 10"

coop. (Bethany Stookey, 1614 Emerson St)4 Discussion and possible action regarding Formal Letter of Concern - Roc's Place, 810 S 3rd

Ave, Timothy Nawrocki, owner5 Discussion and possible action regarding Formal Letter of Concern - M&R Station, 818 S 3rd

Ave, Richard Gordon, owner6 Discussion and possible action on legislation passed under SB 203 allowing delegation of

operator license approval to city clerk or their designee7 Operations Report from Fire Department for February 20208 Tavern Activities / Compliance Checks / Law Enforcement Activities9 Communications

Adjournment

Lisa Rasmussen, Chair

Other Distribution: Media, Council (Nutting, Neal, Gisselman, Martens, Smith, Thao), Mielke, *Bliven, *Kujawa, *Alfonso, *Kremer, Jacobson, Hebert, Polley, Groat, Joan Theurer, Karen Zeller, Dick Holster, Melissa Moore

IMPORTANT: THREE (3) MEMBERS NEEDED FOR A QUORUM: If you are unable to attend the meeting, pleasenotify Toni by calling (715)261-6620 or via email [email protected]

This Notice was posted at City Hall and faxed to the Daily Herald newsroom on 3/13/20 @ 12:00 pm

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AGENDA ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION / ACTION

CLERK’SREPORTTOPUBLICHEATH&SAFETYCOMMITTEEMarch 16, 2020 Meeting

AGENDA ITEM # 2

Approve or deny various licenses as indicated on the attached summary report of all applications received.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Applications as listed have or will have a background check run by staff and reviewed by the

Police Chief or his designee. Applications marked pending will have a status update at the

meeting. In accordance with city ordinance, all permits approved are held for debts owed to

the city until the debt is paid in full.

1. Denial Recommendation: Operator Licenses ‐ New for 1) Donna Brown: Convicted

Felon – Misd. 4th OWI 2010; Felony 5th OWI 2010; Felony Escape in 2007; Felony

Manufacture/Deliver Cocaine in 2004. 2) Justin Zastrow: Convicted Felon – 2020

Conviction from a 2018 case of Manufacture/Deliver Amphetamine and Possession w/

intent Amphetamine (2nd or subsequent offense.)

2. Class B Beer License (New): Rachel Radtke, dba Kin & Kind, 2108 Grand Ave. The Liquor

License Review Subcommittee will review just prior to PH&S meeting and forward a

recommendation.

3. Renewal of Class B Beer & Liquor License: Wisconsin College Baseball Inc, dba

Wisconsin Woodchucks, Athletic Park. This is a 6‐month license year running April 15 –

October 15 and is therefore renewed before the rest of the liquor licenses renewals.

4. Class I Special Events: IRONBULL Rib Mountain Adventure Challenge and Xtreme

Weekend, May 22 – 23, 2020; The Hmong Wausau Festival, July 25‐26, 2020; 89Q Hope

on The 400 Block, August 16, 2020; Beer & Bacon Fest, September 19, 2020; and

Exhibitour 2020, September 25, 2020.

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

Staff recommendation is to approve or deny as indicated on the summary report including

those that may be introduced at the meeting. Please let me know if you have any question

regarding any license applications listed.

Mary Goede, Deputy Clerk

Date of Report: March 13, 2020

(715) 261‐6621

AGENDA ITEM #6

MEMO

To: Public Health & Safety Committee

From: Tara Alfonso

Subject: SB203 (Act 166)

Date: March 13, 2020

SB 203 -- (now Act 166) Allows municipal governing bodies to delegate to the clerk

or other appropriate official the authority to issue operator’s (bartender’s) licenses.

This bill will speed up the time it takes for a person to obtain an operator’s license

and free up more time on the governing body’s agenda for policy actions. The

League thanks Sen. Kapenga (R-Delafield) and Rep. Knodl (R-Germantown) for

introducing this bill.

Proposal: SB203 (-2011) View Bill History relating to: issuance by municipalities of alcohol beverage operator's licenses.

3/4/2020: Report approved by the Governor on 3-3-2020. 2019 Wisconsin Act 166

3/4/2020: Published 3-4-2020

Summary of Fire and EMS Events For February 2020

1. Significant City Fire Events:

Date Address Type 02/04/2020 4 Scott Street, Wausau (10178) Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire 02/10/2020 215 N. 12th Street, Wausau (10215) Building Fire

2. Township Responses:

Date Township Address Type 02/02/2020 Hewitt 168136 Hill Rd, Wausau

(484) EMS Call, excluding vehicle accident with injury

02/02/2020 Maine 5755 N. 28th Ave, Wausau (481)

EMS Call, excluding vehicle accident with injury

02/06/2020 Maine 3605 N. 20th Ave, Wausau (544)


02/08/2020 Wausau Int. of State Hwy 52 & Forest Lawn Rd, Wausau (568)


02/09/2020 Texas 241277 Trappe River Rd, Wausau (583)


02/10/2020 Wausau 235415 Chico Rd, Wausau (607)


02/11/2020 Wausau 233997 Fire Station Rd, Wausau (619)


02/12/2020 Maine 4465 Hobby Horse Way, Wausau (634)


02/13/2020 Maine 4750 Saber Dr, Merrill (657)


02/14/2020 Wausau 230532 Cloverbelt Rd, Wausau (664)


02/17/2020 Texas 154392 Granite Heights Rd, Wausau (696)


02/17/2020 Wausau 157424 McIntosh St, Wausau (703)


02/18/2020 Scott W5852 Joe Snow Rd, Merrill (720)

Dispatched & cancelled en route

02/18/2020 Texas 154422 County Road WW, Wausau (719)


02/20/2020 Weston 8005 Birch St, Weston (755)

Dispatched & cancelled en route

02/21/2020 Texas 154422 County Road WW, Wausau (761)


02/22/2020 Wausau 160680 Townline Rd, Wausau (10273)

Motor vehicle/pedestrian accident (MV Ped)

02/25/2020 Wausau 231760 Summer Wheat Rd, Wausau (833)


02/26/2020 Wausau 237337 Radar Rd, Wausau (855)


02/26/2020 Wausau 229515 Canyon Rd, Wausau (860)


02/27/2020 Texas 239950 Del Rio Rd, Wausau (864)


02/28/2020 Maine 5520 Naugart Dr, Wausau (884)


02/29/2020 Wausau 237331 Radar Rd, Wausau (903)


Total Mutual Aid Given 0 Total Automatic Aid Given 18

Total Non-Aid Incidents (no response from other agency) 5

3. Significant EMS Events:

City # of Runs % of Runs # of Runs - YTD Berlin (Town of) 0 0.00% 3 Hewitt (Town of) 1 0.22% 4 Maine (Village of) 5 1.12% 14 Texas (Town of) 5 1.12% 9 Stettin (Town of) 0 0.00% 0 Wausau (City of) 422 94.83% 856 Wausau (Town of) 10 2.25% 19 Weston (Village of) 1 0.22% 1 Other 1 0.22% 3 Interfacility 0 0.00% 1 Intercept 0 0.00% 0 Total 445 100.00% 910

Type # of Runs # of Runs - YTD Community Paramedicine 0 0

4. Fire Department Activities

NFIRS Incidents (Engine) 335.34 Hours EMS Incidents (Ambulance) 737.70 Hours Non-Incident Activities (Station Maintenance/Wellness, Vehicle Check-off/Fire Pre-plan, Hazmat Outreach, Administration duties, Public Education, Committee and Staff Meetings)

1.133.31 Hours

Training 1,138.25 Hours

5. Other Fire Incident Responses:

Rescue & Emergency Medical ServiceIncident (435)False Alarm & False Call (20)

Good Intent Call (14)

Service Call (11)

Hazardous Condition (No Fire) (6)

Fire(2)

Special Incident Type (1)

CODE DESCRIPTION FREQ. FREQ. % EXPs TOTAL MAN

HOURS

AVERAGERESPONSETIME (min)

111 Building fires 1 0.21 % 0 32.28 4.00

151 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire 1 0.21 % 0 0.50 5.00

311 Medical assist, assist EMS crew 103 21.91 % 0 153.32 3.50

321 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury

308 65.53 % 0 216.28 5.65

322 Vehicle accident with injuries 4 0.85 % 0 17.92 3.00

323 Motor vehicle/pedestrian accident (MV Ped) 0 0.00 % 0

324 Motor vehicle accident with no injuries 1 0.21 % 0 4.10 7.00

381 Rescue or EMS standby 1 0.21 % 0 0.50 0.00

411 Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill 1 0.21 % 0 0.27 3.00

412 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) 1 0.21 % 0 2.07 4.00

424 Carbon monoxide incident 1 0.21 % 0 1.37 9.00

440 Electrical wiring/equipment problem, other 2 0.43 % 0 8.88 3.50

511 Lock-out 3 0.64 % 0 2.23 3.00

522 Water or steam leak 3 0.64 % 0 11.80 3.67

531 Smoke or odor removal 2 0.43 % 0 2.50 3.50

541 Animal problem 1 0.21 % 0 0.70 7.00

551 Assist police or other governmental agency 1 0.21 % 0 0.43 6.00

561 Unauthorized burning 1 0.21 % 0 1.37 5.00

611 Dispatched & canceled en route 12 2.55 % 0 4.37

622 No incident found at dispatch address 1 0.21 % 0 0.43 8.00

651 Smoke scare, odor of smoke 1 0.21 % 0 9.60 3.00

700 False alarm or false call, other 3 0.64 % 0 4.32 5.33

733 Smoke detector activation due to malfunction

3 0.64 % 0 2.60 4.33

735 Alarm system sounded due to malfunction 2 0.43 % 0 15.02 4.50

736 CO detector activation due to malfunction 4 0.85 % 0 3.17 4.75

744 Detector activation, no fire - unintentional 5 1.06 % 0 26.70 5.80

745 Alarm system sounded, no fire - unintentional

2 0.43 % 0 5.48 4.50

746 Carbon monoxide detector activation, no CO

1 0.21 % 0 1.17 8.00

911 Citizen complaint 1 0.21 % 0 0.95 5.00

Totals 470 100.00% 0 530.32 5.05

Total Mutual Aid Received - Fire 0

Total Mutual Aid Received - EMS 3

6. Personnel Hours off due to:

Catastrophic 0.00 Hours Family/Medical Leave 288 Hours (12 days) Sick Leave 168.75 Hours (7.03 days) Worker’s Compensation 0.00 Hours

7. Fire Inspection Events

Inspections Completed Monthly Year to Date Inspections w/ no violations 331 624

Re-inspections Completed

1st Re-inspection 52 60 2nd Re-inspection 4 5 3rd Re-inspection 1 3 4th Re-inspection 3 3 5th Re-inspection 0 0 6th Re-inspection 0 0 7th Re-inspection 0 1 8th Re-inspection 0 2 9th Re-inspection 0 1 10th Re-inspection 1 1 11th Re-inspection 0 0

Varied Inspections

Plan Review – General 0 0 Plan Review – Mechanical 1 1 Plan Review – Site 0 0 Plan Review – Sprinkler System 0 0 Plan Review - Architectural 0 0 Plan Review – Other 0 0 Inspection – General 0 0 Inspection – Site 2 4 Inspection – Fire Protection 1 6 Inspection – Fire Alarm 0 1 Inspection – Sprinkler System 0 1 Inspection – Permit 1 3 Inspection – Hazardous Operations 0 0 Inspection – License 0 1 Inspection – Electrical 0 0 Inspection – Special Event 0 0 Inspection – Tank 0 0 Investigation – False Alarm 0 0 Investigation – Hazardous Materials 0 0 Investigation – Other 0 0 Investigation – General 0 0 Referral/Complaint – Citizen 0 0 Referral/Complaint – Building 0 0 Referral/Complaint – Housing Safety 2 2 Consultation – Assembly 0 0 Consultation – Site 0 0 Consultation – Building 1 1 Consultation – General 0 0 Consultation – Fire Drill 0 0 Consultation – Fire Protection 0 0 Consultation – Fire Alarm 0 0 Consultation – Hazardous Operations 0 1 Consultation – Sprinkler System 3 4 Consultation – Permit 0 0 Consultation – License 0 0 Consultation – Knox Box 5 7 Consultation – Other 0 0 Legal – General 0 0 Legal Preparation 0 0 Legal – Court Appearance 0 0 Property Evaluation Reviews 7 16

Total Inspections 415 336

Fire Investigations 1 1

Inspection Department Activities Staff Count YTD Staff

Elderly Fire Safety Programs 0 2 Parade 0 0 Big Brothers Big Sisters 0 0 SAFE Kids Coalition 0 1 School Programs 0 0 Smoke Detector/CO Programs 1 4 Public Education (tours, lectures, etc.) 5 15 Open Burn Complaints 0 0 Fire/EMS Presentation 0 0 Fire Drills/Pool Drills 0 2 Job Fairs 2 2 Inspections 1 & 2 Family Dwellings 0 0 CPR Training for Outside Agency 0 0 Special Event Inspections or Plan Meetings 0 0 Juvenile Intervention Programs (Traffic/Fire) 1 2

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor

Benjamin K. Bliven Wausau Police Department Chief of Police

CITY OF WAUSAU POLICE DEPARTMENT • 515 GRAND AVENUE • WAUSAU, WI 54403 • (715) 261-7800 • FAX (715) 261-7888

Date 03/06/2020 To Chief Bliven From Lt. Mike Felder Subject TAVERN REPORT February 1, 2020 through February 29, 2020 ROUTINE TAVERN INSPECTIONS (No violations unless noted)

Cruisin 1724, 1724 Merrill Ave. Denmar Tavern, 601 W. Thomas St. Domino Bar, 740 Washington St. Eagle’s Club, 1703 S. 3rd Ave. Glass Hat, 1203 N. 3rd St. Hiawatha Restaurant & Lounge, 713 Grant St. Intermission, 325 N. 4th St. Jim’s Corner Pub, 1244 S. 9th Ave. Labor Temple, 701 Washington St. Limerick’s Public House, 121 Scott St.

When Officers conducted the check, there was a dog in the bar, brought in by an employee. It was behind the bar, but not in the kitchen area. The employee stated they checked with the Health Department, who said it was fine as long as it was not by food prep/kitchen. No enforcement action was taken.

Loppnow’s Bar, 1502 N. 3rd St. Lumpy’s, 265 Chellis St. Wausau On the Water (WOW), 1300 N. River Dr. Whiskey River Bar and Grill, 5512 Stewart Ave

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



CONVENIENCE/GROCERY STORE INSPECTIONS (No violations unless noted)

None. RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS (No violations unless noted)

None. ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE CHECKS

None. NOTABLE INCIDENTS AT TAVERNS TO WHICH POLICE WERE DISPATCHED.

6th Street Pub, 2002 N. 6th Street

(1) Event #20023723, 02/22/2020 at 7:35 PM: A male called from the bar, reporting that he had been brought to Wausau and abandoned here without any means to get anywhere else or any place to stay. An Officer responded and provided the male with some services.

Cop Shoppe Pub, 701 Washington Street

(1) Case #20001659, 02/19/2020 at 2:34 AM: Officers responded to the bar for a commercial burglar alarm. The building was found to be secure and no signs of activity were noted. A false alarm report was completed.

Domino Bar, 740 Washington Street

(1) Case #20001273, 02/07/2020 at 8:45 PM: An Officer responded to a report of minor crash in the parking lot. One vehicle backed into another, but left the scene after claiming that there was no damage to the struck vehicle. The Officer completed a crash report and was waiting to hear back from the owner of the vehicle that left the scene.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



El Jalapenos, 300 N. 3rd Street (1) Event #20020736, 02/16/2020 at 12:13 AM: Officers were dispatched to the bar after

a Probation Agent had observed one of his clients in the bar. The client left prior to Officers’ arrival, and the Agent indicated he would address the issue with his client the following Monday. The male was not located.

(2) Event #20022019, 02/19/2020 at 7:51 AM: An Officer was dispatched to meet with a maintenance worker from the bar. A small gem-bag with a white powdery residue was located on top of one of the toilets. Since there was only residue, it was brought to the PD for disposal. The worker also pointed out some graffiti on the outside of the building, consisting of the words, “Fuck the Police,” written in what appeared to be pencil. The worker did not necessarily need a report, but rather wanted to advise the Department of the sentiment in the message.

Cabaret Bar, 204 E Rib Mountain Drive

(1) **Officers have been conducting regular extra patrols at the establishment to ascertain whether or not it has been in operation. The last documented date of operation seems to have been 01/27/2020. **

Eagle’s Club, 1703 S. 3rd Avenue

(1) Case #20001488, 02/14/2020 at 12:43 AM: Officers responded to the bar for a commercial burglar alarm. A cleaning person was present. There were no other issues. A false alarm report was completed.

(2) Case #20001753, 02/21/2020 at 3:40 PM: A citizen initially reported that his truck had been hit by a car in the parking lot of the bar. After watching surveillance from the business, it was observed that a male had purposely scratched the citizen’s truck, causing the damage. A report was completed for the criminal damage to property and the Officer intended to conduct follow up. No further comments were entered in the call.

(3) Case #20002041, 02/29/2020 at 6:35 AM: Officers responded for a commercial burglar alarm. A club member and some other volunteers had arrived at the bar to start prepping food for an upcoming function. The member’s code was incorrect. Everything checked out, and a false alarm report was completed.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



Roc’s Place, 810 S. 3rd Avenue (1) Case #20001054, 02/02/2020 at 1:14 AM: A bar employee called to report a fight

involving five people, but no weapons. On arrival, Officers had difficulty obtaining information from people at the scene. Video was obtained, however it was at a later time. I reviewed the video, and there was a scuffle between the bartender and another woman. The other woman involved was not stopped or identified by Officer before she left hastily. One other male that was in the middle of the scuffle was stopped and found to have a warrant. He was arrested on the valid warrant. Another woman that was contacted lied about her identity, but was arrested for a probation violation. When her true identity was learned, she was still found to be on probation, and was arrested for the obstruction and a probation violation.

(2) Event #20023830, 02/23/2020 at 12:21 AM: An ambulance was called after a woman was in the bar vomiting. She was described as being in and out of consciousness, had been served a drink, and fell off the bar stool after drinking only half of it. The bartender explained that the woman had arrived with a male named “Brian.” Brian did not want to stay at the bar, so he left, leaving the woman behind. The woman admitted that she had been drinking with Brian throughout the day. She was transported to the hospital and would be released to a responsible person from the Emergency Department.

Treu’s Tic Toc, 1201 W. Thomas Street

(1) Case #20001790, 02/22/2020 at 8:26 AM: Officers responded to a commercial burglar alarm. On arrival, an employee was present and noted that they had a new alarm system installed and he didn’t know it was active. A false alarm report was completed.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



M & R Station, 818 S. 3rd Avenue (1) Case #20001572, 02/16/2020 at 2:38 AM: A cab driver called to report that there

was an intoxicated driver that was trying to leave in her car from the parking lot. The caller stated that they were blocking the woman from leaving. Officers arrived and located the woman. She was arrested for OWI. The arresting Officer checked in the bar for the possibility of obtaining video evidence. The owner was contacted, and the Officer described him as being upset about the situation, calling the situation “bullshit.” He took the stance that he did not want to help prosecute the driver because she is a single mother of three. He admitted to watching the footage, and seeing the woman drive the car and forth while the cab had the car blocked in. He thought the cab driver had “set her up.” When the Officer repeatedly asked the owner for the footage, he told the Officer, “You already got her, what do you need the footage for?” From speaking with the owner, the Officer did not believe he would be able to obtain the footage voluntarily, and felt that the owner had a personal connection to the driver. I contacted the owner over the phone myself after hearing of the lack of cooperation. The owner reiterated that he would not be turning over the video “tonight,” as if it were too late, or he was in a state that he was unable to operate the equipment. Several members of the Department attempted to make arrangements to obtain the video. At one point, the owner was out of town for a family illness. It was ten days later that the owner brought a copy of the video to the Police Department. As a result of his initial reaction and refusal to cooperate with the Officer at the scene of the investigation, I recommend that 75 Demerit Points be assessed for Refusal to Cooperate with Police Chief, or designee.

(2) Event #20025902, 02/27/2020 at 11:48 PM: Two supervisors responded to the bar regarding some follow up investigation to a crash that had occurred. They confirmed that the suspect had been at the bar for a dart league. The had a discussion with the bartender on duty, reminding him of the ordinance prohibiting service to intoxicated persons, noting that the male that had crashed had given a preliminary breath test that was nearly three times the legal limit. They described the bartender as being very cooperative and thankful for the discussion.

Whiskey River Bar & Grill, 5512 Stewart Avenue

(1) Case #20001204, 02/06/2020 at 2:08 AM: Officers responded to a commercial burglar alarm. They found the building secure. The bartender had just left and was not far away. She returned to let them into the building and check it. A false alarm report was completed.

Robert B. Mielke

Mayor



101 Pub, 101 N. 3rd Avenue (1) Event #20024593, 02/24/2020 at 9:32 PM: A citizen called to report that he had been

pushed to the ground by a large male after having bought a different male a drink. On arrival, Officers made contact with the reporting person, and said he bought a homeless man a drink, and was then “assaulted” by a 450-lb man. He could provide no further description of his assailant. The male had no visible injuries. A witness was consulted, who stated that nothing had happened. A cab arrived, and the reporting person was willing to leave. It was noted that the reporting person appeared to be quite intoxicated. Officers also spoke with the bartender. He said he had served the male three bottles of beer, but acknowledged that the male appeared to be intoxicated when he arrived at the bar. Officers did speak with one other male, who admitted he had been trying to help him walk, when he tripped over a bar stool.

Chatterbox Bar, 102 S. 3rd Avenue

(1) Event #20018585, 02/11/2020 at 7:05 AM: An employee called to request assistance after a male had threatened staff. The male was not welcome to be back at the bar. Officers arrived and made contact with staff. The suspect had entered the bar, was swearing and not ordering anything. The bartender’s husband asked the male to leave. The suspect challenged the bartender’s husband to come out from behind the bar to fight him. The suspect left when Police were called. There were no charges at the time, but the suspect was advised not to return.

ALCOHOL BEVERAGE DEMERIT POINTS ASSESSED M & R Station is recommended to be assessed seventy-five (75) Demerit Points for

refusing to cooperate with the Chief of Police or designee. This raises their total to 100 Demerit Points.

See attached report. Respectfully submitted, Lt. Michael Felder

Total

5.64.078

Total

otal 50

#19‐2976

25

Total 2

Total

Total 0

otal 0

Fail to Obtain Liquor from Wholesaler

Case #19005679

Total

125.69(6)

Serve Underage Person

Cruisin 1724

6/18/2019

Den Mar

Glass Hat

5.64.010/125.07(1)Jasmine M. Koskey/Bartender

Total

Total

Total 0

50

Total 0

Total

Total 10

50

50 #19‐3160

WI Dept Rev.

Total

After Shock Bar & Grill

Applebee's Restaurant

Buffalo Wild Wings

Callon Street Pub

Cabaret

5.64.010/125.04(10)

ALCOHOL BEVERAGE DEMERIT POINTS ASSESSED TO TAVERNS/STORESType of Violation Point Value* Case #Establishment Defendant/Relationship Date of Violation Ord. Section/Statute Number

1900675725

Total

Fail to Frame/Post Lisence6th Street Pub Allen Woller/Owner 7/19/2019

Total 2

Total 0

Total

Christine's Bar 7/11/2019

5.64.078 Fail to Summon Police

101 Pub

Christie Oleson/Bartender 4/6/2019

Crossroad's County Market

Eagle's Club

Days' Bowl‐a‐Dome

Domino Bar

Campus Pub

Fail to Summon Police

Yer Vang/Corporation Agent

Cop Shoppe Pub Brian Klippel/Bartender 4/1/2019

Bunker's

Cheers Bar

Hutch's Bar Kelly L. Reiger/Bartender

Steven M. Hutchison/Owner 1/19/2020

1/19/2020 5.64.010

5.64.01

Tavern Open After Hours

Tavern Open After Hours

25

otal 25

Case #20000631

Samantha E. Fischer/Patron 8/9/2019 9.04.025

Case #19007824

Case #190108811/17/2019

otal 0

25Gene P. Delsing/Patron 8/17/2019 9.04.025

Three underage people cited 8/9/2019 5.64.010/125.07(3) Underage Persons (3) on Premises 25 Case #19007590

Robert Stonick/Patron 8/17/2019 9.04.025 Leaving With Open Container (Citation) 25 Case #19007819

Jason C. Grezenski/Patron 8/17/2019 9.04.025 Leaving With Open Container (Citation) 25 Case #19007823

Total 0

otal 50

Jalapeno's Dustin M. Behr/Patron 8/10/2019

Failure to Maintain an Orderly Premise

Case #19007552

25 Case #19007624

Case #19009357

Event #19123541

Case #19007850

Open After Hours

Leaving With Open Container (Citation)

Total

50

Case #19007325

Total

25

75

Total

Total 0

Total 0

Newchee Lor/Owner 5.64.078

Total 5

Total

Total

Total

Case #20001572

Shaila K. Herbig/Bartender

Tanner E.M. Carlson/Patron

Kohlman and Lee's IGA

Hmong Eggroll Restaurant

Loppnow's Bar

9.04.025

North End Pub

Malarkey's Pub

M & R Station

9/28/2019

Intermission Bar

Hiawatha

Milwaukee Burger Company

Pick N' Save #6405

8/17/2019

Kole T. Packard/Patron

Krist Food Mart #89

5.64.010/125.68(2) No Licensed Bartender

Leaving With Open Container

Lumpy's

Newchee's Eatery

Labor Temple Randy M. Olmsted/Agent

9/15/2019

2/16/2020

8/3/2019

Rebecca L. Volm/Bartender

Jim's Corner Pub

Rick Gordon/Owner

Limmerick's Public House

50

Total 5

9.04.025 Leaving With Open Container 25

5.64.140

Total 1

25

Refusal to Cooperate w/ Police Chief or Designee

Total

9.04.025

Leaving With Open Container (Warning) 25

Leaving With Open Container (Citation)

otal 100

Total

50

Tobacco Outlet Plus #501

otal 0

The Store #62

Player's

Roc's Place

R Store #34

otal 0

Red Eye Brewing Company

Total 2

Whiskey River Bar & Grill Katherine M. Coakley/Bartender 6/18/2019 5.64.010 Serve Underage Person 25 Case #19005672

Wausau Mine Company

Wausau BP

Trig's Wausau

Treu's Tic Toc

VFW Burns Post 388

Walgreen's #13371

R Store #31

Wausau Labor Temple

Showtime Gentlemen's Club Dean Wilmont/Agent

Total

Total

Total

Total 5

Total

Total

otal 0

Thrive Foodery

Total

Total

Total

Case #19005307

Total

6/7/2019 5.64.078 Fail to Summon Police

otal 0

Total

Total

Total

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