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City of Roseville — 2014 Budget <br />Division /Program: Police Patrol Operations <br />Organizational Responsibility: Chief of Police <br />Division / Program Description <br />The Operations Division encompasses all uniformed personnel and is the largest division of the Police <br />Department. This division is on duty 24 hours per day. The division members are the most visible <br />members of the department and are the first to respond to emergency situations. The Operation <br />Division's activities are accounted for in the General Fund. <br />2014 Goals and Objectives <br />• Increase traffic enforcement activities <br />• Increase utilization of Adopt a Speed Board Program and Radar Trailer to address citizen traffic <br />concerns and continue the collaboration with the Public Works Department. <br />• Increase participation in community engagement opportunities <br />• Increase utilization of Repeat Nuisance to address nuisance properties and continue to grow the <br />collaboration with the Code Enforcement Department <br />• Continue development of partnerships with major retailers and hotels <br />• Initiate bait car program <br />• Utilize the data collected from ALPR system to aid investigations <br />• Continue proactive efforts to reduce criminal incidents at retail establishments through the use of <br />the Trespass forms <br />Financial Summary <br />2014 Budget Impact Items <br />• Personnel increases include a 2% cost -of- living increase for City Staff. <br />• Other services & charges increase primarily due to higher dispatching costs. <br />2012/2013 Achievements <br />• Through grant funding, officers worked various traffic enforcement details (i.e. Safe & Sober, <br />Click It or Ticket, Operation Nightcap, etc.) <br />• In 2013, responded to 34,942 calls for service <br />• In 2013, conducted 19,13 9 traffic stops <br />• Successfully converted to new mobile software and electronic ticketing <br />• Grant funding purchased two Automatic License Plate Readers and paid for two officers to attend <br />Bait Car Implementation training in Dallas, TX <br />• Fully implemented bait car program; grant funding supported bait car crime impact details <br />44 <br />2010 <br />2011 <br />2012 <br />2013 <br />2014 <br />$ Increase <br />% Increase <br />Actual <br />Actual <br />Actual <br />Budget <br />Budget <br />(Decrease) <br />(Decrease) <br />Personal Services <br />$ 4,072,077 <br />$ 3,676,814 <br />$ 3,867,611 <br />$ 316171570 <br />$ 317951000 <br />$ 1771430 <br />4.9% <br />Supplies & Materials <br />183,146 <br />2001506 <br />1911737 <br />213,835 <br />218,470 <br />413635 <br />2.2% <br />Other Services & Charges <br />4111854 <br />4821123 <br />389,029 <br />4311071 <br />5031995 <br />721924 <br />16.9% <br />Capital Outlay <br />231223 <br />25,022 <br />- <br />- <br />- <br />- <br />0.0% <br />Total <br />$ 4,690,300 <br />$ 41384,465 <br />$ 4,448,376 <br />$ 4,262,476 <br />$ 41517,465 <br />$ 254,989 <br />6.0% <br />FTE's <br />42.00 <br />38.00 <br />37.00 <br />37.00 <br />37.00 <br />2014 Budget Impact Items <br />• Personnel increases include a 2% cost -of- living increase for City Staff. <br />• Other services & charges increase primarily due to higher dispatching costs. <br />2012/2013 Achievements <br />• Through grant funding, officers worked various traffic enforcement details (i.e. Safe & Sober, <br />Click It or Ticket, Operation Nightcap, etc.) <br />• In 2013, responded to 34,942 calls for service <br />• In 2013, conducted 19,13 9 traffic stops <br />• Successfully converted to new mobile software and electronic ticketing <br />• Grant funding purchased two Automatic License Plate Readers and paid for two officers to attend <br />Bait Car Implementation training in Dallas, TX <br />• Fully implemented bait car program; grant funding supported bait car crime impact details <br />44 <br />