Resolution 324i
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DE IT )IBIO-Ell BY THE C[i. COUNCIL. OF TrE CSTy or
6 1.OI'G1:00D, FLORI.D.A, AS FOLLo'::S.
1 1. V— th¢ [Mayor If the City of Long.00d, Florida,
6 and tine City Clerk. .ire he-eby authorized and directed I,e._ect�u
(Acontrac /) gr¢eez/n tom) �o �beyhzlf "f city viitln
11 copy or said (contract or _ anent) being attI btd here _o and
12 nTd, port hereof. -
1C 2_ -il [resolution ;hall i�eco:ne .ecta ve vmnediately
lz. ) upon its passage and adoption.
15 PASSED AND ADOPTED tnas day of
16 A.D. 1977.
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SUBGRANT APPLICATION
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PART It. PROJECT PLAN AND SUPPORTING DATA'
Sta and in dee of tM1 11 be done, who will be involve
what �s a PltP,d tD Ub, the fella g 1 hey g
IA. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM `
`. s5 B. MEASURABLE OBJECT VES ✓. -
—C. EVALUATION'""Y'
D. PROCEDURES AND TIMETABLE "-
- E. RESOURCES
of to 1 1M1 11 tha[ fast. Clearly define a
gnific l rP - tlocume 1h need io t. State
iirm eifec Problem Gtl Der
pltaria, 101 m �adna s ors
ntl allonte rtsoureez in a manneruthat is real'sllCrantlacomepatlble witM1 he ob)ectives of �tM1e Projaccres
A) TheNCo,m. l,,tions�sluip—, of the 'bbCw d Police Dept. is antiquated and
needy to be updated. This updati� rill enable ou^ patrol division t
... base station and other agencies both
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have c ant c cations with
an and oat Df t➢e Patrol ve...
B) The odj active DY the project i o elimuute the opportunity for ersdnal
tof
Pity through a close b.—H,surveillance and through tde tl
comp .tion devices.
C) pe evaluation of the project Pill be made by a before and after Crime analys
and by a Departmental time and motion study shaving either the increase oP
decrease in ana time. psaluations till be threngh the State D£ Florida
Division of Comauxi—tons and ti— the Public wlty Prector of the
City et Ebbg d, Florida.
D) Upon Approyial of the grant, . The folloting steps Pill
le Bids�Pill be excepted fora pe d of 60 days.
2. At the end oY L e 60 day lidding period a purchase ortler will be granted
the latest bidder on the nest tlesireable equipment.
3. :quip expected to u„ recaeved Itbid I. days of the Ipenl,,g date
Tor tbebid—, period.
E) The Longxod P—de Dept. h13 PolicDYfed 5 c vi.lian l
njudconauv1of tight qe ilesad smy
Ppuation ofB4Oo'—dennd2,peopledug nmaLi
Poa•Idng hours.
Douglas E Keller, Chief of Police, n s YJ years of I_ enfourcement exparien
ancluding 33 ywAears dao Mfi�dligfcr,,,StAKa4e^ld@rsahimv.aitttyanmaeaagn and one yea
F.ePmiCe s=
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Clime in L-T— is increasing over 50h. each y... as this city g,b_
such — B11q.—Y (Residential - Business - A-1), Larceny (Grand -
—ti) b— i--1 — 1bh, and 1--y, S-1 crimes, and 4Thefts
eceased 25h6 —.. — majority of these —i— are d— by jI
8 Y— to 17 y— old boys and qill— The Road Patrolman 1-11
:heir investigation and --1 on the —i— that took place and th-is ".."
III the time he has to I — on it. This is -Y this a,, has a low rate on
=i,— salved.
— could — d— slot of .11— in this city with , Field Investigator
lbl—ti—). The field investigator can t— 11—It Plilt' and gather more
-11—tilh at I —i... IC-1, and t1.11b d11h -1-1 pl.ty "l- from
:his city and then —k. the --- Th, investigator can check out all
1—c-il i,11—.1ti.1 in thl, city when citizens rIt it, by stake -,t, which
,ill lead t. cut the — .1 narcotics. The field investigator will help the
'O.e —pt. ..d the city t. p1b-11 the Life, Limb, and P-1.1t, o. citizen.
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SUBO ANTAPPLICATIory
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PART II, PROJECT PLAN AND SUPPORTING DATA`
SI l dearly antl In tle H U. ai m1 of the pIFlII, p,.dsely what will b. done, who will he fmolv.tl.
and what is e.penea to ream[. Dae ch. muowmtl main, heatlmtla:
A. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
B. MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES
C. EVALUATION
D. PROCEDURES AND TIMETABLE
E. RESOURCES
All Sated e d should be w ,once[ mat fact. Cl.abv Jenne a
geebie Fvf sgniflceme problem a nexd for this p t. State
arable obl.ctivez which, If cacti effect on eM1e problem stated' D
sing [Fe extent to which the projec[M1asl mel its stated objectives. Organize erocetlur�es
pand al ovate resources in a manner that is realistic antl compatible with he objectives of the project.
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A)cThisM Department n estigative specialist to follotr up crime reports,
Ttds detective would stemvthe flow of C urinal activity by increasieg a -est
If Criminal offenders in attempt to c bat the ever increasing crimes of
larceny, burglary, n coti robbery andmmotor vehicle thefts.
B) T. properly effect the I—of criminal elements; to relieve urdYormed
patrol ofncers of follow upi ItiI,,av tequixments; to establish a
w..U. liaison with .1— law etil'orcement agencies Add to coeduct a
rehrnsive training program for uniformed patrol Ifticers in the preperat
of reports and related r cords. It is believed that a detective could
ae the number It cases closed by 10% which Would decrease the crime r
byc10to 1*
U) Gvalua— would be made through review of Idifprmed crime reports, and by
quarterly and sam_aynual re Sews of project goals and objectives.
B) Upon Approval of the grant, I the follnwiug steps will be tak
1. A Sergeant wall be transfered to the rant IfDetective Sergeants a
patrolman ALL then bs promoted to the ,ante of sergeant to as woe patrol
responsibilities b e If these steps someone will be hired to flll
the vacent patrolmanapo"ition..
2. Bid will be excepted Yor a period of 60 love on a vehicle for detective
the 60 day period a purchase order will be granted to the
1. Atsthe end o,-I
lowest bidder pn t most desieeable vehicle.
4. The vehicle i expscted to be reca— witinin 90 days of — opening
Ltlate Yor the bidding period.
E) The I good Police Dept. has 13 s rn Police Officers and 5 Civilian y in Fina yies.
The Jurisdictional b unb^lea c oT eight square miles -olds
population o£ 86D0 xesids�ts andr1000apeople during nomal CiviLanewrking
ho s.
�. Douglas n. Keller. Ghiei o4 Police, has y0eyears of lav erSourcement experieice�
including 3$ Years a a police chief, 3 Yats city management and one ear
a public safety director. Chief (feller has attended n sss Police Schsols�
Sgsinars� and _ k—ps and is an rnstructor of various pol e subjects.
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$UBCUIANT APPLICATION
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PART III. BUDGET EXHIBIT FISCAL QUESTIONNAIRE'
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5%; haM cash hatch City of Ld
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SUBG N ANT APPLICATION
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li the subgrantee is no[ a state agency, a'"Pesolu[ion' from the governing board is requiretl. A
'sample is mclutletl in the I nstrucfion Manuel,
EXHIBIT Ain [hp original of [he ppli—i—
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SUBGRANT APPLICATION
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PART 11. PROJECT PLAN AND SUPPORTING DATA'
$tar clearly antl in tletail the aims of [Fe proles[. Precisely what will be done, who will be involvetl.
antl wM1a[iz expec;=d to resole Use [M1e fo Mowing major Featlings:
A. STATEMENTOFTHE P FOBLEM
-AS U RA.1E MIRGII-S
C: EVALUATION
D. PRO CEDURESANDTIMETA8LE _
E. RESOURCES
All of [Feu topics are in rrelatetl antl '1p 1 be w reflect [Fat fact Clearly define a
geable b gnificant prpblem and document ih d for [h project. Stale
urabie objectis FicM1, if met, will Fave the projecutl etFec[ on the ppiohtlem. stated. Develop a
ens for assessing [he extent to which fire project has met its staled ohjec[ives. Organize procedures
antl elioca to r_sources in a manner that is reali slit and compatible witM1 thv objectives of the prof-.
(1.)sT eatemthe ei aile offenders who a ing or becom.
evolved in nal aotl.�ifies,u-I to establish an intraRpity�cownty relay
i_p '. trtha problem.:: ofLicer will be pro..ted to serve ae Louth Ss.
oLticer ;u dpto replace b3,t..
(B) T ablish a tine_ liaison with youthlti offenders, and I-ti-, a rapresal
03 (p-5) in aid in Eba reduction o�[CfLLndars,
_ which to c -' '
autain these problems a uUhanFnme/city level a sad to Laing r
o tPx c unty�state sy e Toablieh an suparvise�a oropri::te JuvanllePro;
n,111. an u.^ada perticiaptlontin rvocto-oidle progects
(C) e - - e through the re of Juveule reports of our ity/YS
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a- meal r w pf ii apt Seale — oi,j .ti. .
(D) T er
.rill becompleted thPvecontact If agencies an r own. pro�am,
vary a the need o1'rtorlrloed and pxrogxema, mn enp
Lesre- ved Peom ot'nae 4partmants z Youth Sc.rv_ce Uhits, recory
�o uos Prom 1oeal�couwty� end state msources urea.
ms Unit shaii k
d - close wec ith all hoola, t and ao antl
_ cilix:s ithtile tlt.gel in the high schools, c sratready
ith iples, a o t
and supertendants h t�
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thought thetda and persoru iiitarett wit" J thaauvesule wil oa dad t
d greatly to deter t rograms .will- be i rug ab[isa
- anschocl saY h atipnP, an aid
d is befne c nsidered. Our t'drthston�.sdngcprogremsbwilleal dstha yow
school ;:g child v well as the olo r in Crime Prevention and ::ecident Preventic
SUBGRANTAP-CATION
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PART IV, EXHIBITC
CERTIFICATION OF NON SUPPLANTING'
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. T.TAL
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970 — qi
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1971 — 72
90,737
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197� — 73
152, 692
53,955
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1973 — 74
137,661
— 15,031
1974 — 75
170,338
32,677