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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,2009 ECEIVED
CITY HALL, 6TH FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM FES
Members Present
Daniel Dain Susie Luna Saldana CITY SECRETARY'S OFFICE
Estela Garcia David Sauceda
Gail Gleimer Michael Staff
Wilbur Hermis
The meeting was called to order at 2:35 p.m.
A motion was made by Mrs. Garcia and second by Mrs. Gleimer to approve the minutes
of January 21, 2009 as printed. Motion carried, 7/0.
Constance Sanchez gave the financial report and stated that revenues are up and
expenditures are at 44%.
Eddie Salazar gave an updated report for referrals to the JAC, and also gave a brief
summary on issues surrounding the JAC. He also gave an overview on what other
counties are doing in terms of juvenile referrals. A downward trend was shown for the 6
counties that were researched. Mrs. Saldana asked Chief Walsh if officers were still
encouraged to pick up curfew violators, Chief Walsh explained that the numbers of
violators for January were down possibly because of Christmas break and the holidays.
Mr. Salazar presented San Jose California as an example of a community with high
juvenile population. Mr. Staff asked why court referrals are up and Judge King explained
that she has more slots and therefore has more referrals; however, due to staffing
shortages this could go down. Judge King stated that she is pleased with how things are
going between the court and JAC. Constance Sanchez explained that a staff manager was
assigned to review the JAC and the report was not ready.
Deanna McQueen gave an update on the graffiti program and is pleased that the graffiti
truck was approved.
Commander Schauer stated that the skate park was tagged again and truck was out there a
day later. He also explained that the cameras are in the works and he presented the DPO
and bike statistics. Commander Schauer explained that the beginning focus is on the new
grant that was approved yesterday for gang enforcement/graffiti efforts. This new grant
may lead to an increase in referrals to JAC.
Pat Eldridge stated that council approved the purchase of the graffiti truck and tasers
yesterday, a purchase order was issued today for tasers and should expect six months for
field deployment.
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Keith Shadle gave a report on police fleet and also reviewed goals, mission and
accomplishments. Mike Staff stated he had requested the presentation. Mike Staff asked
if there were any cost savings to the new assignment of cars to a district. Mr. Shadle
answered yes because officers are taking care of their cars. Ergonomics issues are being
addressed with new trial consoles.
Commander Schauer reviewed the request for 10 additional cell phones for Crime
Reduction Bureau. A motion was made by Mrs. Saldana and second by Mr. Dain to
purchase 10 cell phones for Bike Officers. Motion carried, 7/0.
Raymond Rivas reviewed the 08-09 year end projections and proposed 09-10 budget.
Susie Saldana asked to look at 2 things:
• Did CCD say we would pay for Graffiti staff in 09-10.
• How much to add an additional officer.
It was explained to the board that the staffing study is expected to be completed by June
2009.
Chief Walsh discussed the CITRIX server and how it will help with automated field
reporting (AFR). The board was updated on the status just in case the drug funds were
not available, estimated cost is $225,000.
The meeting was adjourned at 4:05 p.m.