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<br />A TT ACHMENT A <br /> <br />Goal: <br />To ensure the safety of the officers tasked with providing law enforcement services to our city, <br />and to ensure the community receives law enforcement services in a timely manner. <br /> <br />Obiectives: <br />The objective is to maintain a full staff of civilian report writers to assist with the everyday tasks <br />of reporting non-violent crimes. This will allow field officers to focus more on the front-line of <br />protecting our population, and to reduce response time to calls for service. <br /> <br />Quantifiable Performance Measures: <br />We intend to measure our performance by analyzing our response times to calls for service. It is <br />our intention to provide response to emergency calls within five minutes, and response to non- <br />emergency calls within fifteen minutes of the receipt of the call. Once we hire and maintain a <br />full staff of civilian report writers, we will be able to examine data to determine whether this <br />expansion of personnel is assisting us in obtaining that goal. <br /> <br />Funding: <br />Total Allocation: $33,665.00 <br /> <br />PROACT Contribution: $16,327.53 <br />Administrative Fee (1.5%): $504.98 <br />Funds Retained by City: $16,832.50 <br /> <br />Costa Mesa City: <br /> <br />The City of Costa Mesa proposes to use the 2007 Justice Assistance Grant funding as <br />follows: <br /> <br />Problem Statement: <br />Detectives currently deploy in the field a significant part of their time for the purposes of <br />proactive surveillance for in-progress crimes and monitoring the movements of suspected violent <br />criminals. Presently, detectives communicate among themselves and with other field personnel, <br />such as patrol officers, via handheld 800 MHz radios. The battery life of the handheld radio is <br />limited and often will go dead part way through a lengthy surveillance. Further, the signal of the <br />handheld radios are often not as strong as the 80 MHz radios hardwired into vehicles. To avoid <br />the potentially dangerous loss of communications of the handheld radios, the Costa Mesa Police <br />Department will utilize these funds to acquire three 800 MHz radios to be hard wired installed in <br />three detective vehicles and covert style antennas, providing unlimited battery power and strong <br />signals to sustain clear and vital communications. <br /> <br />Goal: <br />To ensure proper and safe communications is sustained throughout lengthy surveillances by <br />equipping three detective vehicles with 800 MHz radios permanently installed into the vehicles, <br />including three covert style antennas. <br /> <br />2007-DJ-BX-0523 <br /> <br />Page 6 of 19 <br />