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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPolice Services Contract Evaluation (2) M E M O R A N D U M : DATE : May 18 , 1984 TO: City Council FROM : City Manager SUBJECT: POLICE SERVICES CONTRACT EVALUATION This memorandum presents my evaluation of the Police Services provided by the Alameda County Sheriffs Department during the past year. I have prepared a contract evaluation form for the use of the City Council in evaluating the Police Services ( see attached) . I have also enclosed a copy of the 1983 calendar year end report which was presented to the City Council at an earlier meeting . The information provided in that year end report will be helpful in discussing the contract . QUALITY OF SERVICE PROVIDED Patrol Service The Sheriffs Department provides the City with 12 patrol officers and 4 patrol sergeants . During 1983 these individuals provided the City with the following level of service: Calls for Service 23 , 248 Reports Written 5 , 056 Foot Patrol 1, 040 hrs . Arrest - All Crimes 701 Miles Driven 183 , 427 Based on my day-to-day contact with the Police Department, it is my opinion that the quality and level of patrol service being provided to the City is adequate at this time . I would recommend no increase in patrol personnel for fiscal year 1984-85 . However , as the City ' s population grows there will be a need for additional personnel in the future . Traffic Enforcement Unlike some cities , the traffic enforcement services provided to the City of Dublin are the responsibility of patrol personnel. There is presently one sergeant designated as a traffic enforcement coordinator and two patrol officers who perform as accident investigators . During calendar year 1983 the following traffic enforcement services were provided to the City: • Citations Issued 3 , 454 Accidents Investigated 329 Injury Accidents Investigated 73 Non Injury Accidents Investigated 156 Fatal Acidents 0 As previously authorized by the City Council, staff will be acquiring a radar unit . It is anticipated this unit will assist the City ' s police officers in providing more selective traffic enforcement . All patrol personnel will be trained in the use of the radar unit by the manufacturer . The Department also plans to train at least two additional patrol officers in traffic accident investigation. It is my opinion that the traffic enforcement services provided to the City during calendar year 1983 showed a substantial improvement . This is proven by the fact that the number of complaints I receive with respect to traffic citations decreased significantly while the number of citations issued increased substantially. In addition, the Police Department developed a warning card for use in lieu of a citation for those occasions where it is deemed appropriate . In terms of the level of service it is my opinion that traffic enforcement in the City of Dublin is adequate. The Department is able to provide selective enforcement in the trouble areas that have been identified thus far . However , I would point out that if more aggressive enforcement is requested, more manpower will be required. In addition, as traffic volumes increase additional emphasis will need to be given to traffic enforcement . Criminal Investigations There are presently three sergeants assigned to criminal investigations . One of these sergeants functions one half time in juvenile investigation and one half time in crime prevention. The current number of personnel assigned to the City adequately meet the City ' s need . In terms of the quality of service it is my opinion that the investigative personnel have done an excellent job in solving crimes that have led to arrest . This is particularily evident in the case of several bank robberies that. the City had during the last year . • Juvenile Investigations With the assignment of one half sergeant position to juvenile investigations during last year , a school liaison program has been developed to assist school administration in juvenile matters and counseling of youth and parents . It is hoped that. this liaison will divert potential offenders as well as protect the victim. The Detective Sergeant that functions in this position has the responsibility for the investigation of crimes by and against juveniles with particular emphasis on child abuse and sexual molestation cases . This officer also acts as a liaison for legal matters involving juveniles and on a monthly basis attends the Juvenile Officer Coordinating Council meetings . Although the City has not had this position long enough to draw definitive conclusions with respect to the impact of this additional position, it appears that the services demanded in the area of juvenile investigations are being met . Narcotic Investigations According to the Sheriffs Department Administration, available statistical and investigative information indicates that the drug/narcotic problems in the City of Dublin are street level in nature. This consists of mostly low level sales/buys associated with entertainment areas , parks , schools etc. The Sheriffs Department has indicated that there is no information available that indicates major dealers or operations exist . In my opinion, the officers that the City presently has are dealing as effectively with the drug problem as manpower and resources permit . However , I believe that additional in depth drug investigations are needed in the City of Dublin in order to have a greater impact on the drug activity within the City. This may require additional manpower if it is to be accomplished. Community Programs In November of 1983 the Dublin Police Services Department kicked off the community programs which I believe are necessary to assist people in the community in preventing crime, and also promoting better relations between the community and the Police Department . The Police Department has developed a number of Neighborhood Watch Groups, a Merchants Alert Program, a Ride- Along Program, a Community Awareness Program and Safety Literature Program. The response of the community with respect to these programs especialy neighborhood watch, has been overwhelming . The ability of the half-time Sergeant assigned to crime prevention to handle all the requests for neighborhood watch and group presentations is beyond his time capabilities . Therefore, in the 1984-85 budget I will be recommending hiring a part-time City Employee to assist the Detective with his crime prevention duties . This will enable the Police Department to meet the demand for crime prevention activities in the community and maintain the interest of the residents and merchants . As indicated at the last City Council meeting, the Police Department has also initiated a bicycle safety program scheduled to commence June 2 , 1984 . The other school liaison project which the Department has not completed is the development of a black box which will enable the City to have a talking patrol car for presentation to elementary age school children. In my opinion, the Department is doing an excellent job in developing and presenting crime prevention programs to the community. Business Office Services The Dublin Police Services Business Office is presently staffed by two clerks , five days per week , 9 and one half hours per day. The present staff provide report processing, record maintenance, telephone and personal citizen contacts, 'evidence security, correspondence, statistical record keeping, etc. The present staffing is adequate to meet the City' s needs at this time . Additional Police Services As indicated above, the Police Department will require additional manpower in order to keep pace with crime prevention programs . This need can be met by the acquisition of a part-time City civilian employee. This employee would be responsible for assistance with Neighborhood Watch, Merchants Alert Programs and Community Awareness Progams . It is anticipated thatan individual with experience in police work , such as a retired officer, may be hired to perform this function . Additional staffing may be required in the area of narcotics investigation and should be discussed in greater depth with the Sheriffs Department Administration. PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATION Individual Contact with Citizens , Merchants and Schools The Department has demonstrated an increased effort in making individual contact with members of the community. In my judgement this contact has been excellent with respect to merchants and schools . It is anticipated that these contacts will improve during the upcoming year as our community relations programs are initiated . Public Information Dissemination The Department has done a good job in disseminating information regarding crime to the community and the press . Numerous informational flyers have been mailed to the community in conjunction the recreation brochure . A crime prevention display in the business office wnables citizen ' s coming to the Police Department to obtain information on a variety of police topics . The Department has participated in a regular TV presentation with the Community TV Group. The Department has also developed numerous Neighborhood Watch Groups and has been active in making group presentations throughout the community. I would hope that this is an area which the Department will continue to pursue and refine . • • - j _ I Department Visibility and Identification In my opinion the personnel of Dublin Police Services maintain high visibility in the community with constant patrol throught the City. The City has three to five units on the street at any given time during the day. In addition the Department has followed City Council direction at the last evaluation session and provided over 1 , 000 hours of foot patrol during the last year . The Department has also developed and adopted shoulder patches and name plates which identify the Officers as Dublin Police . The patrol vehicles are also distinetively identified. In my opinion the Department has made a valient effort in identifying the Dublin Police Service with the community the press and with other Police agencies . This is an area I plan to continue to emphasize and work cooperatively on with the Police Department . ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Communication of Police Activities to Manager and Council In my opinion the on site has done an excellent job with communicating police issues , problems , and programs to the City Manager and City Council . Lieutenant Shores has attended nearly all City Council meetings and has been available to answer any questions that might come up during those meetings . In addition, I meet on a daily basis with the Lieutenant to discuss police issues and activities . The Police Department also provides a monthly police activity and statistical report to my office and the City Council . Contract Administration and Cooperation It is my opinion that the cooperation of the on site Lieutenant has been excellent during the term of the contract . I still have concerns though with respect to the time it takes to have programs which are initiated by the local office, approved by the administration of the Sheriff ' s Department . It is• further my opinion that the Sheriff ' s Department Administration still does not have a good understanding of how a police contract service should be administered. This has been evidenced by the time it has taken to accomplish certain programs that are desirable in the City. I recognize that this is the only contract that the Alameda County Sheriff ' s Department has and would hope that the Department Administration would continue to work at the provision of contractual services to the City in an efficient manner . Police Service Planning '. For the most part , the level of police service planning has been good especially at the local level . However, I believe a greater emphasis . should be given by the Department Administration with respect to identification and communication of the City ' s Police needs to my office and to the City Council . OVERALL PERFORMANCE Without equivocation, I can say that the police services provided by the Alameda County Sheriff ' s Department have been excellent during the last year . There is no question that there are certain areas that can be improved. And I would hope that the Department will continue to strive in cooperation with my office to make these refinements . I believe that the contract police service is the most cost effective way of providing police services to a community the i size of the City of Dublin. The City that contracts for service has the resources of the Alameda County Sheriff ' s Department at instant command when needed. This is best demonstrated by a recent incident which occured within the City of Dublin. A five_ year old girl was reported kidnapped while walking on Brighton Drive near Murray School . At the time of the report, Dublin Police Services had nine personnel on duty. Shortly thereafter, twenty people were assigned to the case. Among the twenty were five officers from the Eden Township Substation Sheriff ' s Office, two Sheriff ' s Reserve Officers , and two Sheriff ' s Cadet Officers for a total of nine auxiliary personnel to assist the City. By having these resources available, the Department was able to effectively act in a timely manner . This additional manpower substantially reduced over-time for off-duty personnel and furnished five additional emergency vehicles . In addition to cost effectiveness , I am convinced that the personnel assigned to the Dublin Police Department are professionals that the City can be proud of . Some of their accomplishments over the last year include the following : -Successful investigation of offenses culminating in the high degree of complaints filed in cases closed. -Participation in programs designed to council and assist trouble youths . -Targeting areas of high traffic violations . -Enforcing parking vioulations . _ -Managing large chemical spills . -Furnishing a speakers bureau for community groups . -Interfacing with other City Departments and other governmental agencies in an effective manner . ' • • It is my opinion that the services and personnel which the City receives from the County of Alameda Sheriff ' s Department are efficient, effective and responsive to the needs of the City. Department personnel have demonstrated their pride in being identified as member of the Dublin Police Department . This. is indicative of the effectiveness and performance provided to the City. . • • • • • • • • . . -. 1- ICE SERVICES 'CONTRACT. -" EVALUATION FORM '. - 1: Quality of Service Provided Needs' Excellent Adequate Improvement' a. " Patrol Service .- b. Traffic Enforcement . . c . . Criminal Investigation d. Juvenile Investigation • e. - Narcotics , Investigation .- ' , - • f. Community Programs - (l) Crime Prevention . . (2 ) Bicycle Safety • • . (3 ) School Liaison , . '3l - - . -. .. g. .. Business Office ,Services - . Comments • h. What additional Police, services or programs, if any,: need- to .be . provided? _. -. .. . 2 ., Public Relations and Communication a'.H. Does' the Police Department' through-patrol - service and community- : _ . . programs .make enough -contact with the following 'groups? - Excellent Sufficient . Insufficient - Contact Contact Contact • Citizens . Merchants' Schools • b . Is the Police Department effective in its presentation and dissemination of information to the public? Effective Not Effective c . Has the Police Department done an effective job in increasing the visibility and identification of police service with the City of Dublin? Effective Not effective Comments 3 . Administrative Services a. Is there sufficient communication of police activities to: Needs Excellent Adequate Improvement City Manager City Council b. Does the Police Department. Administration administer the contract in an effective manner and with a spirit of cooperation? t Yes Needs Improvement c . Does the Department adequately identify and communicate the police service needs to the City? Yes No Comments Overall Performance • • • tl • I I •• • • , • • ,• .I • I • ri li " DUBLIN POLICE SERVICES 11 1983 = 'CALENDAR YEAR REPORT 1 ��Y- S z .Y t Y i • 5 7 _ :11 : . 11 • .f A January 18, 1984 ;1 • • • • ■ t. • _ �O� D(�� 1 _ fili.; 0 _,--z• , 19v Z • jii2' /F pR\ \A• Dear Reader: This .,report represents''the calendar year efforts of the ,twenty two ... 7•members of,-the 'Dublin Police Services ='.It also reflects..the many,,,.., i ., hours of volunteer work_that dedicated citizens 'performed in :their ,; •roles- 'as -reserve.police officers and clerical assistants t . .I believe that-the value of this report is two fold ,, "` First, it gives a picture of the structure, staffing,:.workload and~ .. performance of--the .Police Services personnel. - _ r • Second, this is the first calendar year report and will 'serve as a . - _ i basis of comparison for future calendar year reports.= By establishing _ i • ' : a basis of:comparison, we will then be able to better, analyze the .. • police needs of the City and evaluate the effectiveness of they ; 1 ' police effort. _ •- '_ • Sincerely, ' V:7)-11-6-1-171-----,: , ‘: Lt. Tom Shores, :Chief -- Dublin Police Services ' r;' 3 • ' DUBLIN POLICE SERVICES : - . ORGANIZATIONAL/STAFFING _ CHART . 1 (A) - I ADMINISTRATIVE HEAD _ • (OFF-SITE) COMMANDING OFF I CER --- --_;-: CITY MANAGER I : . . _ . (C) (D) (E) (F) , PATROL • INVESTIGATIONS RECORD KEEPING CRIME PREVENTION - 1 • SERVICE SECTION (OFF-SITE). . (A) .10 Captain (B) 1 Lieutenant (C) 4 Sergeants, 12 Officers (D) 2.5 Detective Sergeants , s (E) 1 Specialist Clerk, 1 Clerk II , _,. (F) .5 Detective Sergeant - (G) 1 Data Input Clerk, .14 Supervising Clerk —1— _ • . _-. . . - 4 , • _. : - - 1 - . 1 . . , . . STAFFING _.. . . -. ASSIGNED PERSONNEL • • Administrative Head - K.E. Boyer, -Captain - V - : - Commanding Officer - Tom Shores, Lieutenant . ._ ,. . -. . _._ . • ... . . , . . Detective Sergeants - Pat Adams,. Sergeant • , .„-. .:, !.. , . ' - . ... David DiFranco, Sergeant: ' ' - -,' '-' - - -• .Gary „Nelson,,:Sergeanrt,-..„-4.- -, ,. .4 ..-..: , ,,• - . ,- :: . .- .-4- ..:,-,=?, ':-.-:,' '..,".-.•-•-,; '-'--:-."--,''-- .-', - --:------:.. - ; : Patrol Sergeants .-±: - Gilbert Bates, Sergeant ',,..,-..::=,-,,:-,,.--.,„.-4.,._-.... ' , :.„..-_-....-:...r. : ‘.1 ,.-:;_.,- ,.... -.2:,-: .--„---__ 1.•„. :: '''' '-- T -'-,' •-• - -- - . ' - -,:': ": - -- . William Hillmari; Sergeaiit -;•-,.7 ..4. 4'. - ,,-..: -:',. .- '' -• , - , .. - , • --. .;' : -;:-., Dean Jones, Sergeant Donald LaPeile - Sergeant"--s-'.'---..- -. . • -.':(.. -..:, .,-,:--, -,, _ _.•1 ''' ' „',..-".:,--:-.. ., - • , :, Patrol Officers , - Greg'Ahern, Deputy Sheriff .71._.•,. - ,,,....,,i.„ ,- ..: , -i - Dennis Atkins--on,;•DepUtjr:Sheriff ''' ' ' -.-'''' ' ''''' '' - -. - ' '-',' . • Dennis Churich;'Delotitsji. .SEeriff*: -,'--• -'--..a-71).------. ,---:.1- 7 % . .- - : _.:'.■'- - * "ri". .•,- :Robert Clouse;',Deputy;Sheri. ,. • _ .•:,, , ,,, . _ .,,... i ,...'-.4-.4., .',:-•.;',....„-','..-:: z.,-,-.' : - . , . - " r John Duen-as';:-Dept-Ei:Sieriff Donald Ewert;:DePttY: Sherif f , 1 Michael Hart,- Deputy Sheriff '-.,- : - . , -:,,,- L.,- ..,•,, ,..1 Harvey LewiS, :',Deputy"Sheriff ' , ',-7.,_•-• : , :,, . ..,:. - 1 Patrick Mullen, Deputy :Sheriff Dan Naugle, Deputy Sheiiff.:.,,,,,,";....-_.- - • : A.J. Nelson, DeputY:-..Sh-erifff , - Mary Ann Remell; DeputSheriff ._ , _ 4. ' .. ;-7;----.'" -,- :.:;- .: :i• : - .•_,` - -', ) Clerical . - - Mary Jane Grecco, Specialist.Clerk .-k.. Karin Sieber,- Clerk TITy. AVERAGE ,VACANCIES : ' , . Badge - 0 Civilian - . 0 _ - . _ .,.,-.,-:-.•,::, . - ;,4 - 4..,_:-. -_ ,,..- - -. I COMPLEMENT Badge - - 20 . . ..• - . Civilian - 2 ., . - ; -.i.:. •-• ... - , -, TERMINATIONS - :. : ' , , . . . , Badge - 0 : . . • . - „ Civilian - 0 RESIGNATIONS • • ) . . Badge - 0 - - - i Civilian - 0 . . .. - ' • ' , 1 . , : _ STAFFING (CONTINUED) RETIREMENTS . Badge - 0 • Civilian - 0 ' DISABILITY RETIREMENTS Badge 0 = Civilian _ 0 - i�. - TOTAL-SEPARATIONS. - . " - _ _ " ' Civilian 0...`" ' ‘ • - . -• ' . = TRANSFERS ` • Badge_ " 8 Civilian .__ 1 OVERTIME • BADGE _ Paid Overtime Hours - 1028.5 - - _ . Compensatory Hours - 445.3 - TOTAL HOURS 1473.8 _ - i CIVILIAN : .-_ - . .. } Paid Overtime Hours " - 79.0 _ • - TOTAL HOURS 79.0 1 TOTAL PAID OVERTIME HOURS . 1107.5 TOTAL COMPENSATORY. HOURS 445.3 _ • - . TOTAL HOURS - 1552.8 - LEAVES • TOTAL NUMBER OF LEAVES GRANTED Badge - 0 - - Civilian - 0 ' _3_ LEAVES (CONTINUED) • • .- 'MILITARY LEAVES - • - • Badge - 0 - - Civilian '- 0 - : NUMBER OF:MILITARY LEAVE DAYS GRAN TED Rf - = _ _ _ _ - Badge 0 - • •' Civilian - 0 - _ - }:: INDUSTRIAL. LEAVE-_-TOTAL- NUMBER 'OF'' IND_USTRIAL.LEAVE DAYS OFF = ,'•- •: - _ - _ii Badge - 75 i Civilian.:7 .'..0 TOTAL NUMBER INDUSTRIAL LEAVE CASES REPORTED (DAYS,LOST).. , r ' Badge-1 - 75 (1 'case) • t tir ' Civilian 2.-- 0 _ a _ -.1 `' -• SICK LEAVE.,DAYS OFF ' . - NUMBER'' DAYS PER EMPLOYEE IPER-.YEAR , r Badge 95.937 , .4:796 - -� 1: Civilian •.. 10.4 t :6.93 j = ASSIGNED VEHICLES Patrol -. - Miles Driven 183,427 7 _ • - : _ Investigations - Miles Driven - 38,743 = _ - • - - , TOTAL MILES DRIVEN 222,170 . ' _. ,VEHICLE ACCIDENTS _ '• .••- .a , -Patrol • . 0 Investigations.- 0 - " - - - - • I• • TOTAL 0 't_ _ i • .. ; I ACCIDENTS .. . Y Preventable - 0 Non-Preventable - 0 . - _ • -4- _ . , . . . 1 . , . , . , . . . . . . . _ . • • . , . . ,.. NARCOTICS - , . INVESTIGATIONS ADULT JUVENILE Male 23 7 Female 3 - 2 .‘ . TOTAL - V 26 1 '-'," " 9' . " , ,.., • ARRESTS , - - v V ADULT ' : -JUVENILE , - Male 21 5 . " • - Female - , 2 . - . •_ , - . .. - TOTAL . 24. , . . ... , ., '" • • ' • , ILLICIT DRUGS SEIZED QUANTITY - • . '' ,-- `'.., '' . •, Heroin ' ',. _ 0 - Cocaine' • . -' ,• 35.83 grams . v • - _ - „ MethaMPhetamine_ . . - _ 25.75 gram's . , V 'Amphetamine,J - ,..-- - -' : 122.5 tabs ' ---- ---- ------:- -.- ----- = --=----- - -, V - • : 7.0 „ hits ' - Marijuana. 896.2 grams + 105.5 cigarettes,+ 5 plants Thai- Marijuana ' • 5.0- poi.ind - . ' _ , - Hashish ' , V . 2.0 grams ' • •. Psiolocybin• - ,, 5.0 •,grams . • • Quaaludes . . 0 . - • • Peyote Button • . , 1.5 .: grams . PCP 1 , V 4.7 grams ' _ . . TOTAL 'STREET VALUE $36,221.00 , . , . , • , . . • - , . PATROL ACTIVITY . . . SERVICE - . . . .- ' Calls for Service . . - • :- , - ' 23,248 . Reports Written 2,703 Field Interview Cards Made ' 1,690 V Brief Cards Made 578 _ Bicycle Cards Made (Stolen=48; Abandoned=37) 85 Foot Patrol ' V V 1,040 hours INVESTIGATION ACTIVITY , . , . PART I OFFENSES V V ' V . V REPORTED Murder . 0' Aggravated Assault . V v V 19 , .. Robbery V 19 Rape , . V 6 . Theft • . . 421 , . -5- . _ . - . _ . INVESTIGATION ACTIVITY (coNTINuED) = r 1 PART I OFFENSES REPORTED 1, . - 1 207 1 _ Burglary ,37 - j' Stolen Vehicle = Arson - 1,15 ' OTHER OFFENSES (INCLUDES MISDEMEANORS) - -::.=-''-----''..- .- " 1'--'8 64 - TOTALOFFENSES - - - 1, r PROPERTY VALUE Value 'Of Property, Stolen .$355,674; c. Value of:Property;Recovered ;$=.40,442 ARRESTS/COMPLAINTS ''..:- : ' .,... -- ADULT ; JWENILE TOTAL- ON-VIEW FELONIES - PATROL • 68 - tL37= _• 105: ' ON-VIEW FELONIES=I-NVESTIGATION _ , . ".25 -_- 29 54-- _„ 4 ., WARRANT FELONIES - PATROL . ' ' :. - • 18 0 : ; 18 •. - WARRANT FELONIES T..FELO - INVESTIGATION : '0 - - 20 - 0• ON-VIEW MISDEMEANORS -- PATROL 301 73 374 ,' ! ON-VIEW-MISDEMEANORS - INVESTIGATION -11 4 =15 - - " WARRANT MISDEMEANORS PATROL 204 0 29:-,4 . : . :- - { WARRANT MISDEMEANORS - INVESTIGATION H,;0 T0 ; :_0 • ' 1 E 770- ' •- TOTAL ALL ARRESTS '' COMPLAINTS FILED —FELONY - PATROL" ,;`_,__:-- COMPLAINTS FILED FELONY - .INVESTIGATION`=;'':''-'_-'1,:-;":i-,..:-.--.,46..•. , : _ _ - ; 'COMPLAINTS FI l Fn - MISDEMEANOR - PATROL '. : _: ,`:;:r�„371 - y : COMPLAINTS FILED - MISDEMEANOR - INVESTIGATION 198 - - a TOTAL COMPLAINTS SUBMITTED - PATROL 437 _ ” - TOTAL COMPLAINTS CHARGED - PATROL _ '-_- 347 - . TOTAL COMPLAINTS SUBMITTED - INVESTIGATION `.a"=-.., : •244 TOTAL COMPLAINTS CHARGED - INVESTIGATION 232. - - ? TOTAL ALL COMPLAINTS SUBMITTED • • • TOTAL ALL COMPLAINTS CHARGED ' ... -- X79 • . _6_ - i � CLEARED CASES . SUSPECT/ADULT -- . SUSPECT/JUVENILE PROPERTY CRIMES -- - Assigned 879 - Closed +. Closure Rate: 34% - - CHECKS Assigned -4 180 0• . Closed •- Closure Rate: 95 :, - - - " - .• - • PERSONS CRIMES . _ .• - - Assigned 116 . - Closed 58. 9 _ - : Closure.Rate: .. 58% = - TR�FFIC . ' . CITATIONS ISSUED • - - Parking, 478 • - - -- Mechanical 807 Moving ; = 2,169 TOTAL CITATIONS ISSUED 3,454" ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED (Includes Private Property) '= - --Fatality Accidents 0 ' ., Injury' Accidents (Persons injured a 89) _- . _ 73 _ . ; ' Non-Injury Accidents 256 TOTAL ACCIDENTS 329 ACCIDENT TYPES (Excludes Private .Property) • • Auto/Pedestrian 11_ •, Auto/Bicycle 7 • Fixed Object 19 - ' Parked Vehicle 24 Vehicle/Vehicle 174 • ACCIDENT CAUSES (Excludes Private Property) • Drunk Drivers (DWI) 23 Speed ' ' 83 - Unsafe Turns 58 Mechanical 3 - - ' .Traffic Signals (Fail to Obey) 9 • Other : 59 - - . -7 • CRIME PREVEiITION v RESIDENTIAL SAFETY Neighborhood Watch Meetings . : _ _ ., 4 ., . ' Number. of Persons Attending - .'. Number" of Neighborhood Watches in Operation ,, ='- . .:_3 :�: :,.- • ' Operation I.D. Programs Initiated Required.part of - .Neighborhood Watch - . .','.,,',..::,-.::.:;".„7-: ,. 1 ' - Security Surveys Conducted -'Self-conducting survey - , - given to each Neighborhood Watch Member Residence `25 -. • rJ '' ' "MERCHANT'S PROGRAM - 1 Merchant's' Alert Program - 22 Merchants formed into _si.x(6) - : . CRIME PREVENTION (CONTINUED) RIDE-ALONG PARTICIPANTS (CONTINUED) Under 18 years of age •18-20 Years of Age '- . ._10 ' - 21-30 Years of Age : 23. . -_ Over 30 years of Age - 5 - ;", - . a Applicants Rejected - - 1 . , SERVICE SECTION =-• PERMITS :ISSUED -' _ - `� Bingo Permits 3 1 - - - One-Day Liquor License Permit Requests -.- ... 'I., .- -26' _ . ' Gun Dealer Permits S= - Explosive Sales _Permits. " ..- 2_. - - - . - _. :,:Dance Licenses : - - 0 - Massage Permits _ \ 0 Second-Hand Goods Permits - 1 - - Parade. Permits 2 ---- ' •..Peddlers Permits - - - 0•- ---- Auctions - 1 RECORDS - _ - - Reports Processed 2,703 - __ - Brief Cards Processed - • _ 578' _ Alpha Cards Processed 5,440' . - .= Field Interview Cards Processed '' 1,690 - Bicycle Cards Processed 85 - Bicycles Processed for Auction _ _ - 46 - Property Cards Processed 0 _ Marijuana Purge Cards Processed - 40 .. Insurance Company Verifications Sent ,,, 383 . Total False Alarms Responded to: : . 727. • Residential 26. • Commerical 701 - • _ - Total Pieces of Evidence Processed 824 ;: - - CITIZEN INQUIRIES ' Telephone Calls - 9,452 - Walk-Ins - ' 1,164 ' . 9- • 1• • . i • • • • VOLUNTEER PROGRAM _ ' RESERVE OFFICERS • • 2,136 hours , • _ F • • WOMEN'S RE—ENTRY/CLERICAL 405 hours' • CRIME PREVENTION/CLERICAL 100 hours CRIME VOLUNTEER•HOURS 2,641 hours " j • y Win " 11. S i � � t 3 1 .1 rf - _y ::----,-;-,:ii.*;.;.:::::- -.::",-:'.."..':',"„. ; _ y } � 1 J * f ', h k--f r�. F y ,J S - 7 :S i E 'C t -1 i1- w t t w • . • • 'v . -10 • • • • i 4 i PART I CRIMES . CALENDAR YEAR COMPARISON • • " _ •ti ,Percentage . . " - 1982 ' '"-1983 - - •Increase/Decrease • ,MURDER 0 :, p_ - • - AGGRAVATED ASSAULT . . - " ' 14 ' 19 +36% - _ • - . ROBBERY - " • 32 19 -41%• . .RAPE' , - : 1 , 6'_ +500% . •• i "THEFT " -- - - " -508 :421 -17-17% BURGLARY 150 "207 '• _ - +38 ' STOLEN VEHICLES ' 38 37 : = -03 • ARSON 4 2 -500 ' - - :. TOTAL PART I CRIMES 747 - 71i ' - -ps° • _ _. t -1-1.- - z ' I MAJOR WORKLOAD INDICATORS SIX MONTH COMPARISON July 1, 1982 to July 1 1983 to Percentage January 1, 1983 January 1, 1984 Increase;Decrca CALLS FOR SERVICE , 9,381 11,369 +21% REPORTS WRITTEN 1,494 1,312- -12% CITATIONS ISSUED 1,241 -. 1,799 ° +45% ACCIDENTS -INVESTIGATED 172 _ 176 +02 TOTAL 12,288 14,656 +19a • -12- • PART I CRIME ANALYSIS , '. `:: : ^ .,:: • OFFENSES • • RAPE - • • FORCIBLE RAPE i _ 4 ASSAULT TO RAPE ATTEMPT ' 2 TOTAL RAPE §:•:,•=,:-.!:!„:,•',.. ' P t ROBBERY ; >, T ROBBERY WITH ,FIREARM x.10`` ' ROBBERY-.WITH KNIFE 2 STRONG-ARM.ROBBERY= - :'j . . . TOTAL`ROBBERY „ -- - 1, 19 ; AssolLT. 1 1 ASSAULT.WITH FIREARM... ! 2 _ :.ASSAULT WITH KNIFE_ _.- 3 _ ,. � ASSAULT WITH OTHER WEAPON ASSAU LT WITH HANDS/,Er 5 ` - TOTAL=ASSAULT_. : _19 f - l BURGLARY : ; : ,'A7. 98 COMMERCIAL' °',109 1 TOTAL--BURGLARY- 2 07 - i THtr I THEFT POCKET—PICKING 1 _ ` THEFT:— PURSE—SNATCHING ` 13 THEFT PURSE—SHOPLIFTING 85 THEFT — FROM MOTOR VEHICLES 150._ THEFT - MOTOR VEHICLE ACCESSORIES = = -:17 THEFT BICYCLES ,'; 48. " =THEFT - FROM BUILDINGS - - 41 THEFT FROM COIN OPT MACHINES f_n 5 I THEFT = ALL.OTHER :.; 61 :. TOTAL THEFT , . - - '421 2 ' - - MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT STOLEN AUTOMOBILES STOLEN TRUCKS/BUSES 4 ;� OTHER VEHICLES STOLEN 6 • TOTAL`MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT . 37. • is 1 • JUVENILE ACTIVITIES ANALYSIS -.. • . ARRESTS FELONY MISDEMEANOR TOTAL MALE 38 35 .. 73 i • FEMALE 2 24 = 26 - . - s NOTICE TO APPEAR . • MALE .. _ _ 5 0 FEMALE 28 Y TOTAL •:':CITATIONS ISSUED 284• • 12-83 CITY ORDINANCE CONTACTS • MALE — 3• . FEMALE . -. . . . .-- _ 2 • • a • • i • • • • -114- F