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Regular City Council Meeting <br />Monday, July 18, 2016 <br />Page 15 <br />City Manager Trudgeon advised that at this time, he felt confident in funding the <br />position through that fund, envisioning the position would oversee the entire <br />communication effort of the city. However, as time goes on and depending on the <br />status of the Communications Fund with future franchise fees and collections, Mr. <br />Trudgeon agreed that funding resource would need further review, but for the <br />foreseeable future, he thought it was appropriate to use those funds for that posi- <br />tion. <br />Councilmember Laliberte asked for clarification, with City Manager Trudgeon <br />clarifying that the CIP budget far $160,000 as a new levy amount for the Pave- <br />ment Management Program (PMP) and also an additional$65,000 for pathways <br />and parking lots. <br />To follow-up with the comments of Councilmember Laliberte, Counc'ilmember <br />McGehee suggested partnering with the School District for SE Roseville out- <br />reach. Councilmember McGehee also noted past conversations within the com- <br />munity about the need for adult programming in that area as well with many of <br />those adults in the Karen community feeling more isolated and currently being <br />transported to Fairview Community Center for their educational programming <br />needs. <br />City Manager Trudgeon noted the city was always open to partnerships, clarifying <br />that this particular provision was specific to youth programming; but agreed to <br />look at adult need and additional partnering opportunities with the School District <br />in the future. Mr. Trudgeon noted the good relationship to-date between the <br />School District and Karen of Minnesota organization, and while other opportuni- <br />ties and possibilities will always be considered, this particular initiative is focused <br />on youth for the purposes of this budget presentation. <br />Councilmember McGehee opined there wouldn't be partnerships unless pursued; <br />and asked staff to look into it. <br />Councilmember McGehee asked staff to pursue the cost for National Alliance on <br />Mental Illness (NAMI) or Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) training dollars to pro- <br />vide such training to each police officer. As an alternative approach, Coun- <br />cilmember McGehee opined that the city and its residents would be much better <br />served by training all officers versus having only one position or one shift person <br />with that training. Councilmember McGehee further asked staff to determine <br />what funding sources could be used and how much funding was available in the <br />Police Department reserve fund or other areas (e.g. forfeiture funds). <br />City Manager Trudgeon reiterated that there were restrictions to using forfeiture <br />funds, and they should not be considered permanent funding due to their restricted <br />uses. <br />
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