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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Crime Control And Prevention District - 10/17/2012MINUTES CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2012 CITY HALL, 6 TH FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM Members Present Jemw Dorsev Susie Luna Saldana Randv Hicks Michael Staff Cecil Johnson David Torres The meeting was called to order by Susie Luna Saldana at 2:39 p.m. A motion was made by Mr. Johnson and second by Mr. Torres to approve the minutes of September 19, 2012 as printed. Motion carried, 6/0. Susie Luna Saldana and board members recognized the Graffiti Team for their hard work. Chief s report: • Police Motorcycle program -Chief would like to get all ccpd motorcycles up to date with professional helmets and with a professional look. • Crime Report — The monthly crime report and Compstat reports were distributed. Chief Simpson will have this report at each meeting. Financial Report: • Annual revenue for the 2 months ended September 30, 2012 -YTD actuals $1,096.026.38. • Sales Tax Actuals- $550,411.85, 5.14% above budget • Appropriations and Expenditures - $765,507.55, 14.27% of budget expended. Celina Pulcher presented the Juvenile Assessment Center report- * 21 violations for the month of September (2 day, 19 night) • 69 Urinalysis Testing done for September 2012 • Lifeskills training program going well. Senior Officer Steve Smith explained that there was 1 arrest for graffiti since the last meeting in September. The arrest was of a 22 year old male repeat offender. 481 graffiti work orders with 342 active and to be completed. A trend of graffiti on 2 "" level walls of businesses has been noticed. Pat Eldridge explained that City Council approved appropriation of firnds for tasers, cadets and intern program. Cmdr Houston provided the board with an update on the hiring process for CCPD. • 250 applied and went through the written and fitness part of the tests: 9 tested from overseas • 154 went through the background process • Academy to start on Januaiv 21, 2013. • The hiring process has been shortened to 100 days DTs 200 or more days. • December 10 -14 for all backgrounds to be done. Advanced program to kick in. A motion was made by Mr. Johnson and second by Mr. Hicks to approve the purchase of three police motorcycles not to exceed $75,000.00. Motion carried, 6/0. A motion was made by Mr. Staff and second by Mr. Hicks to approve the purchase of lights and cases for patrol rifles not to exceed $10,000. Motion carried, 6/0. Items to be placed on next month's agenda: • Code Enforcement • Printing and educational material • Graffiti report from District Attorney's office Board requested the following: • Chief Simpson to report back regarding sex offenders • Tour of the Police Department and the City Detention Center The meeting was adjourned at 4:03 p.m. REVISED: 11.15.2012