Resolution 95-803SOLUTION O THE CITY O FLORIDA, APPROVING
ENTERZNG INTO T E JUVENI LEEJUSTICE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT
ROFRIATE P DAMS AND S
LDREN FROM BECOMING AT RISK OR TOV INTERVENE EW
CHILDREN ALREADY INVOLVED IN THE SUVENILE JUSTICE sYSTEM~
pursuant t the Suvenile Sustice A of 1994 allowing
interagency voluntary cooperation agreements; cand
WHEREAS, all parties mitred to providing appropriate
programs and s s to prevent children from becoming at risk and
to intervene wi th ichildren already involved in the juvenile justice
systems; and
all parties red improving
children the juv nil ecomlmtistice tsystem through v sharing
in£ormationn eliminating dupli.cat.ion of services and coord.i nati ng
efforts; and
to approve entering into THE JUVENILE JUSTICE
INTERAGENCY AGREEMEN'1'with the S nole C my School Board and t
cipalities of S nty, whichu is hereby attached and
adopted by reference thereto.ou ~~""~~~~
PASSEU ANU AUOP'f'EU 'PHIS iwi DD~AY OF MAY, 1995.
SN.~ _fl________
WILLIAM WINST MAYOR
GTr ldine D. i, it?
Approved a form and legality for the u and r liance of the
s t se
City of Longwood, Florida, only, /.~
Richard Taylo r., City Attorney
This agreement made and effective on the date signed by a majority
of the parties signatures, by and between Department of Juvenile
Justice, Ois trio VII, n Gene A. Stephenson, a Jutlge Pies Ltling,
Juvenile Division, C t Court, Seminole C nty, Florida; Dr
aul J. Hagerty a Superintendent of Public Schools foi Seminole
County, Florida; D F. Es 1l ngE r, a Sheriff of 5 minole County,
Florida; Norman R Wolfinger, sq.,s ney, Eighteenth
Jutli<ial C Clty of Lake Mary, Fl on da; ACity of Casselberry,
Florida; C ty rof Longwood, Florida; Ctty of Altamonte springs,
Florida; city of W r Springs, Florida; City of Sanford, El orida;
and Ci [y of Ovi edo ntFl orida.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, all parties a ted to providt ng appropriate
programs and s o pievent~ hi Sdren from becoml ng a isk and
to intervene with 1c hildren already Involved in the juvenile jus tt ce
the parties to this agreement desire a aximum tlegree
of longEra nge cooperation and administrative planning in order t
provide for the safety and security of the community antl its
ail parties a mmitted t improving s s to
hi ldienAE In ehe javenilee Justice system through Vsharing
information, eliminating duplication of servrces and coortlina ti nq
efforts; and
WHEREAS, all parties mutually agree that sharing i
where feasible, a n parttculat, Trar ni nq efforts, m y result in
improvetl coordination; and
EAS, i s the untlerstand ing by all parties [hat c
roles i rvi ng chiltltert antl youth a requiietl by 1av, and that
these laws es hall 5 the foundation fox defining the role and
responsibility of each participating agency; antl
implied i [his agreement shall be interpreted in light
ofa and consrstent with, governing state antl federal laws;
of the tottow ing agreements,
the paiCi es do herebync ovenantrand agree [o the following:
tetl effort a ong agencies a taff t
xamum publico safety wath the goal of reducing juvent le
Participate in interagency planning meetings, as
3. Assign taf f, as appropriate, paztlcipate in
solitlated nagement system, - try into school
children returns ngsf m detention o m nx program, and o
information-sharing activities t as and develop plans fortat-
risk y uth and those involved in tha juvenile justvice system.
Participate n the planning and implementation of a
juvenile a wing and truancy center to the extent
feasible fox leach nptar tece
5. Jointly plan, antl/or provide information and access Co,
iris nS ng opportunities, when feasible.
6. velop i nil policies and cooperative procedures, a
neetletl, to Dimplement this agreement to the ma xvmum extent possible
J. omply with $ 39.045, 4 228.093, § 943.0525, $ 943.054,
§ 119.041, CF.s.; 20 U.S.C. § 1232 g; 45 CFR part 205.50 and 42, CFR,
Chapter 1, and other applicable rules antl procedures which relate
ords u urity dissemination, antl r on/tles traction.
Maintain vilify of information thaYen noY othernise
exempt from 41119.0'1(1), F.S., as provitled by Saw.
II. DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE, DISTRICT VTI AGREES T0:
I. Ci Ey the Sheriff of nole County, Florida, the
appropriate Chief of Police antl Supert ntendent of Public Schools
for Seminole County, Flozida, o their des ignees, immediately upon
learning of [he m other rreloca ti on of a juve ntle offender
of, o of thin S vole County, who has peen adjudicated
adjutlication withheltl far a violent mistlemeanoz or violent
felony. ($39.0555(2)(b), F.S.j
2. share ispositional, placement nagement
information withd the signatory agencies, a nclutling,sa but
rily limitetl t all law enforcement agencies n d herein
ands [he School District for Seminole C nty, Fl orlda through i
Super entlent or designee for purpos uof a placement
ana e~nencea super~iaion of ju..eni les reterreaaeo ecne ~eparcmen[ of
Juvenile Justice. ($39.045(Sj, F.S.)
3. Provide n the superintendent of Schools, or his
signee, upon t of pia nning e i[h prS Vaxe
onprof it tl governmental ncluding the
Department of ,iuvenile Jus race, which could result in the.tocation,
relocation o expansion of youth services programs antl which may
impact the school drstrtct.
4. vitle techni cat a e personnel a
ary t ss lst the signatorysagen<i esndin the implementation of
thi ss agreement.
5. Serve a ember of The Seminole County Juvenile Jus[LCe
Council. ($39 .025~(5),a F.9.)
CIRCUIT C UAT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE CO[INTY,
FLORIDA AGREES TO.
1. tiEy the Supeii ntentlen[ of Public Schools for Seminole
County, Florida or designee, of [he n antl atltlress of any student
found to have c a delinquent aor felony c nal act o who
has had adjudication tof delinquency or guilt withheltl as tletermined
by the tlis pos itional order or judgment e red with regard t
[udent's c Notification shall be wtthin t orki ng tlayso of
the e try of the dispositienal order and shall i elude [he specific
delinquent a i felony criminal a [ fountl [o have been c tad
r for which cad judtcation w ithheld or for which [he student[w
adjutlicatetl ei thei delinquent or quitty. ($230.]35(b), FSa. Stata)
nty, Florida o signee o imposed o any student who
Cou i e sane[ ons n
iolation of a order [o requiring regular school
attendance. (439.045(5),0 F.9.)
3. Upon request by the Superl ntendent of Public Schools for
Seminole County, Floritla provide dlspositional information
regartli ng juveniles who a [udents to the Public Schoolsof
Seminole County, Floritla foe purpose a ing the School District
of Seminole County, Florida [hessass es sment, placemenT or
security of persons ana propertyn
uch t a petition for dependency o child i
eed of s rvices is1mf iletl with the c the judye t whom the
signed shall iss order par to
$228 .093(3)(tl71o.a. authorizing the State A nay, the Department
of Juvenile Justice, antl any signatory law0 enforceme nt agency,
through i s designated representative and a y judge presiding o
any pio<eed ings before the c child's student
lading acatlemic htstory~ gratles, t mulative r ords,
tlis~ipli ne nc ceptional education ords,
otatls, rollment
[hat nd eof any suds henortler shallc0 esgiven 0v h<hiltlrs
parents )ic guardian(s) pcovitletlb by §228t 093(3)(tlj 10.a.
r pro~ided that any such i shall b tained i
confidence as requiretl by §39.045(5) antl 4945.0525, Fl oritla Statutesn
5. ember of the Seminole county Juvenile Justice
Council. ($39e025(5j, F.S.)
IV. SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL sUPERINTENOENT AGREES TO.
1. tify the pxi cipal of a student's school, t later
than orki ng day following the eipt of nonce, of
es t, either a a juv nile o adult, for cilmes
ofud olence iolation of taw w ich would be felony iE
ted by a dolt, upon r eipt of such information from any
lawMenforcemertt agency. The principal o signee shall provide
uch vnformation t tudent s rvlces personnel, school
officers, the student a ortlinator tf applicable anduthe
tudent's mmediate teachersca later than orking day
following the principal's r eipt o£ notice. (39n 045(11), F.S.,
§39.03](1)(6), F.S.; Rule 6AER94-3, FAC)
2. Des igna the per esponslble for
rvtng information ing tudent to ither
juv ni le o adult, and cfor < atingr suchs trtfoimattons t
school principals and other approprilate school district personnel ~
3. tl[ilize juvenile c nal history information only for
the purposes o£ tudent placement ity of
persons antl property. This provis~iont, however, shall n tcl imit the
of such information to conjunction wtth proceedings us pend
and expel tudent pursuant [o § 232.26, Fl a.s Stat.
(§39.045(5), Flaa9tat.)
4. Identify t e persons d signated by the Superintendent
uthorized t ceive co rtf idenetal c nal history information
anda inform law enforcement representatives of the names of those
individuals. (§39.045(5), F.S.)
Require t information obtained t ough the c nal
history tlatabase antl diss eminated t appropri school personnel,
rri es appropriate ing,o regarding e the reliabiiity,
onf identialtty and c rolwofnfurther dtssemination. Appropriate
internal w n policies wtll be adopted. (See #8 under 'Each
Party Agrees tto:")
information o tudent achievement, behavioral and
e ndance history on juvenile soffenders or juveniles a tsk of
ing off entlers for [he purpose of a with
parties t thts agreement, as permitted sby g 228 a093(3)(d)12t witR
the signatories Rere to upon requeet.
sign Leff antl provitle youth rv tees etlucational
programs, Awheie jointly tleterminetl by thee Superi nt entlertt of
Schools, or designee, antl the Oepa rement of Juvenile Justice,
Drstrict VII to be appropriate
tify the law enforcement agency having juristlic ti on,
[hrough a school's school resour officer or directly t the ev
school does n t have a school r officer, when a adul [eo
tudent c mmi is any of the foltowingcoffenses o school district
property, ool sponsored nsportationn a school
sponsoretl a ides: Ftomicide; S ual Battety; Armed tAODbery;
Aggravatetl B ery; Battery o ac hero other school personnel;
xitlnapping o abtluction; A ;iPOSSesston, u sale of any
firearm; o sale of any explosive tlevice; a
specified oatls Ruler. Adtlitionally, if Che offense
wolves a school officials shall n tify the v artd the
victim's parentsmo legal guartlian if the victim i of the
offense and of the v cttm's right [o press chargesm agai nst [he
offender. school per nel shall cooperate i any i tigation o
other pro eedi ngs leading the <tim's exercrse rights as
provtded by law. (Rule 6AER94-3,f'AC.r7
Notify the law enforcement agency having jurisdiction,
school d t have a school r officer, when a atlult o
a oes no es ouice n r
tudent c mmits a offense, though n t listed above, the n
ofs which i uch a ompromise school o ni ty safetye
These offenses include osale, use or possession oof va controlletl
substance, and grand theft.
educaeionai programs with private nonprofit providers o
local governmen[al agency es c through [he Department of
enile Justice, District V2I t rwhend determinetl feasible by the
Superintendent of Public Schools for Seminole County, Florida.
(§230.2316, P.S.)
11. es ignate a ember of the School Board, a school D
Administra Dtor and a acher representative t the Semrnole
County Juvenile Justtce Council. (§39.025(5 )se FVSO)n
P row itle tificatton of juveniles who sitle ithin
emi vole County, FLOrida who a otherwise e rolled to Che Public
scnoola of Seminole c rtty, elorida w cea for c of
iolence o iolatio nsuof law v o~ltl beaarfelony i mmittetl
atlult [ the Superirttentle nt hof Public Schools forc5 nole
County, Florida within o oiking tlay following the day of arrest.
(439.045(11), F. 6.t 539.031(1)(6), F.B.)
2. Provide Fol oritla s dry c m nasl h story info Fination t
the Superintendent E Publicu Schools of rBe mole County, lorida or
his designee(s), upon request, regarding juveniles or adults who
of persons property. Establish defined procedure for
zeceaving and processing such requests. (339.045(5), F.E.)
3. Require that information disseminated rites
appropria to warning, regarding the nett abiltty, conf Ldentl ality and
control of further dtssemina[ion. (F.D.L.E. CJIS/USei Agreement)
vide sststance, educational support
ser~,ces a~a resource oeci~ :a as appropriate.
5. Develop procetlures that will provide for the timely
otif icacton of nole County Pu bltc School principals of
Incidents o volving stutlents or group(s) of student(s)
where there israepossibili[y of on-goinq violence, victimization,
oz school disruption.
6. otify the Superi n[entlent of Schools within t orkinq
days of the date of a of the rt antl atldress of any employee
of the school
isdemeanor i vol vt ng rtRe abus e15of as chtld ao fthen sale o
possession o£ rolled substanceino [ificatton the
Superintendent shall ninclude the specific charge for which the
Council. (439.025
VI. THE R E CHIEFS OF POLICE O IES OF EANFORD,
LOAIDA; L FLORIDA; WINTER 5 FLORIDA; LONGWOOD,
FLORIDA; CAEEELBERRY, FLORIDA; ALTAMONTEN SPRINGS, FLORIDA; AND
OVIEDO, FLORIDA AGREE TO.
1, of juveniles who within
Seminole C ntydeFtoridar wM1Ora otherwise e rolled in rthe Public
Schools of Seminole C nty, Floritla who a red for crimes of
iolence o iolationsu of law w oultlrbeaa rfelony if c mmitted
by a atlult t the Superior endent hof Public schools far Seminole
County, Floritla within o orktng day following the day of arrest.
(439.045(11), F.S.; N39 .03](1)(6), F.S.)
2. e Florida s ary c nal history lnf oimation t
e Superintendent of Publicu SChoots of rE nty, F rida o
hrs des ignee(s), upon request, cegartlingmjuveniles or adults who
Seminole County, Florida for the assessme t, placement or security
of per property. tablish tleflned procedure for
^, rec et vtngn and processing suc RE requests. (539.045(5), F.s.)
3. Require that disseminatetl
appropriate warning, regard tog the reliability, conf tdentt al ity and
control of further dts semi nation. (F.D.L.E. CJZS/User Agreement)
4. ecR nicnl ca tt onal support
services and resource officers assappropriate tlu
5. velop procetlures that will provtde for the mely
ttftcation of nole County Public School principals of
incidents o Vol vt ng students or group(s) of student(s)
where these i a possibility of on-going violence, victrmrzation,
or school disruption.
6. tiEy [he Superintendent of Schools wi[Rin t orking
days of the otlate of a of the n and address of any employee
of the school tlis trictt who is a ted for felony
isdemeanor i Vol vi ng the abuse of as mtrtoi chiltl aor the sale o
possession of ontrolled Noti Ei catt on Co the
Superintendent shall rncl ude the sspecif is charge for which the
employee vas arrested. (§230. 335(1)(a), F.s.)
]. mmetliat ely provitle n tifi<ation to the Superintendent of
Schools, or his designee, of juvent les within the Seminole County
educational jurisdiction acre ted far crtmes of vt of ence
~ tola ti ons of law which would be a felony it comml tted by an adult
(339.045(11), F.S.; 339.03](1)(b), F.5.7
8. Serve a member of the Seminole County Juvenile Justice
council. ($39.025(5), F.s.)
VII. sTAT£ ATTOFWEY OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AGREES T0:
Notify the Superintendent of schools or designee, within
orkl ng days, v s formally charged w a felony,
delinquent a whicRU VOUldy be a felony if committed by an
adu1C. (g232.26(2)ct F. S.)
of all ttt ons Inf oimations, ei le istons, for
iolent misdemeanorsna d fel ~~tes o delinquent a dwhi<h woultl be
a felony if c mmt ttedn by a adult, as filed o anyone under 18
years of age o older who is a stutlent registered in the Seminole
County Public school stutlent.
3. the sem mole Cou ney Juvenile Justice Council
(§39 .025(§)e FeS ~)
This agreement shall be i effect a of t the agreement is
stgnetl by the majozity of the patties and shalltc effect
through June 30, 1995, unless othervise modified ~ntThis agreement
from July 1 of each year. Any signatory t this agreement may opt
of this agreement by givl ng thirty (30) tlays n ing
tall other signatories s ing forth the r n forythatnagency's
intentt on to opt out. Any party desiring to review this agzeement
endations fora endment shall be submittetl t all stgna
foroxm and approval. Upon approval by a majorityy of
signatories any proposed a entlmene s ail b a provision of t
agreement. All parties ate bound to tht se agreement upon signings
SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMZNOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Wolfgang Halbig, District
Security pfficer
STATE A CIRCUIT C URT,
SEMI NOLETO FLORIDA O
Laura Bosco, Esq.
CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY
xonRlGene R. Stephenson
CITY OF 5 ORIDA
POLICE DEPARTMENTFL
Ralph Russell, Chief
POLICEFD FLORIDA
Richartl eea ry,EChief
CITY OF LONG[VOOD, FLORIDA
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Greg Mannt nq, Chief
CITY Of AL E SPRINGS
FLORIDA, P NT
William Lt quori,DChiefME
Y OF WINTER SPRINGS,
POLICE DEPARTMEN2
Charles Sexton, Chief
eOLICEFDEPARTMENTLORIDA
Dennts Peters n, Chief
mhe above r cetl persons will develop procedures fox ongotng
ings and (will, at least a wally review the agreement and iE
necessary, recommend any changes.
X. MODIFICATION OF AGREEMENT.
Modification of this agreement may be made upon agxeement of a
formalities followed w regard t the approval and
of aehise agreement and shall include a n document
setting forth the modtf ications, signetl by all partiese
All parties t this agreement acknowledge [hat this agreemene tloes
[ preclude or preempt each of the agencies indtvidually entering
agreement with o e parties t this agreement o
other parties outsitle of this agreement. uch agreements shall n
nullify the force and effect of [his agreement. This agxeement
does not remove any other obligations imposed by law to share
n R. Wolfinger, Esq.
Suvenile Justice Manager State Attorney
Nated: pate
CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Bx£RIFF OF EEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLOAT-A
eY: BY:
Donaltl F. Es linger, Sheriff
Datetl: Dated:
CITY OF Ov2ED0, FLORIDA CITY OF CASSELBEAAY, FLORIDA
Da[ed: Oat
CITY OF LD GW00D, FLORIDA CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS,
BY ~~ BY RIDA
Wil3imv E, Wixis on, Mayor
Decea: `~z~« ,~ /995' nacea:
CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA CITY OF EANFORD, FLORIDA