HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Crime Control And Prevention District - 05/27/1998 MINUTES
CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT
MAY 27, 1998 - 3 :00 P.M.
CITY HALL, ACM'S CONFERENCE ROOM, 5TH FLOOR
Members Present:
Rose Vela
Jeanette Cantu-Bazar
Mike Hummell
Terry Baiamonte
Leon Loeb
Others Present:
Mike Harty, Acting Finance Director
Mariah Boone, TRIP
Mary Ann Robinson, Finance Department
Penny Grochow, NCJJC
Joe Alley, NCJJC
Wayne Tisdale, CCPD
K. A. Bung, CCPD
L. A. Villagomez, CCPD
Cmdr. D. Torres, CCPD
Pat Eldridge, CCPD
President Vela called the meeting to order. The minutes of May 6,
1998, were approved with the following addition: "Chief Alvarez
said that due to an oversight there was no money requested for
community policing training. "
Ms. Bazar gave a report on the School/Police Partnership
subcommittee meeting held May 26, 1998. She said she was asked by
the superintendents to revise the formula to include elementary
schools. The subcommittee discussed the idea of purchasing radios
to be networked into CCPD radio system. CCPD personnel will submit
cost estimates for school superintendent review.
Mr. Loeb gave a report on the Citizen Advisory Council subcommittee
meeting held on May 27, 1998. He told the Board that Cmdr. Torres
will be in charge of coordinating the Councils. There will be
another meeting next week to finalize geographic areas of the
Councils. He said the patrol beat structure will be considered
rather than the school system structure. The subcommittee
discussed the hiring of a coordinator to be stationed in Community
Relations and will be responsible for arranging the meetings and
securing attendance. This position will cost approximately $30,000
per year plus benefits. He said the Board will have to consider
this cost during the budget amendment process.
Mr. Hummel said that a questionnaire has been developed on street
lighting. He stated that by June there should be a report from the
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City and CP&L and they will have an idea of locations to begin the
project.
The Board discussed the Juvenile Curfew & Truancy Assessment Center
progress. The individuals who assisted with development of the
original grant proposal for the concept should meet to help with
the RFP.
Mr. Harty distributed a revised five-year budget showing a
reduction in revenue. While computing the sales tax revenue of
annexing the portion of Mustang Island, the original budget
estimate included 1/8 cents tax on residential CP&L, so the revenue
estimate is reduced. Mr. Harty also distributed a draft financial
report.
Ms. Eldridge said she would notify the Board members of the public
hearing held by the City Council on June 16.
With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 4:45 p.m.
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