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2014-2015 Budget Budget Program Descriptions Patrol: Police Reports (by Officers)-Approximately 25,000 police reports are written by Patrol annually. All reports are reviewed by a sergeant and then the records technicians for thoroughness and accuracy. A good percentage of incidents require all officers involved write a report on the incident—the first officer on the scene generates the original report and other officers called to the scene generate a supplemental report under the same case number. Patrol: Animal Control-The Patrol Division holds the primary responsibility for animal control in the City unless a part-time Community Service Officer is available. Patrol: Organizational Management-Personnel supervision,training, compliance with ordinances and statutes, monitor budget, develop programs, evaluate services/programs/procedures for efficiency; define/establish/attain overall goals and objectives. Sworn officers are mandated by the state to attend several trainings on a regularly scheduled basis—many civil judgments across county (deliberate indifference), constitutional violations. Investigations: Crime Scene Processing-On scene collection of evidence; secured filing of evidence in police department; submission of evidence to BCA and courts.May include the writing of search warrants, getting judicial approval of warrant and then execution of said warrant (may include SWAT). Investigations: Public Safety Promo/Community Interaction-Officer Friendly, Bike Rodeos, Citizens Academy, Shop with a Cop, “lemonade stand,” focused Rosedale surveillance, and participation in many community events. Assist with crime alerts to notify community of criminal activity. Investigation of all major cases that continues until the case is closed. Under contract, the school district pays 2/3 salary of a detective to act as school liaison officer at RAHS during the school year. Investigations: Response to Public Requests-To function efficiently the police department needs to see active and continual collaboration with the public, the State, County, other city departments, other law enforcement agencies, the courts, local businesses, the schools, vendors, and unions. Investigation of all major cases (incidents) by the department’s detectives that occur in the City of Roseville; investigation continues until case is cleared. Investigations:Criminal Prosecutions-Present and forward cases to City/County Attorney, Probation, Child Protection, and other law enforcement/public safety agencies. Investigations: Organizational Management-Personnel supervision,training, compliance with ordinances and statutes, monitor budget, develop programs, evaluate services/programs/procedures for efficiency; define/establish/attain overall goals and objectives. Reviewing cases to determine which cases require follow-up or review by detectives based on solvability and case load. Coordination and supervision of major investigations and crime scenes.