ORANGE, COUNTY OF SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT - 2009

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documenting their use and benefit for Crime Prevention activities or other special events requested by the City of Dana Point. Timeline or project plan #3: The RALS will be distributed for immediate use in the patrol supervisor's cars. In the event of a need for the RALS, the patrol supervisor will be contacted and he can deliver the RALS to the site of the emergency or event. Funding: Total Allocation: $24,723.00 PROACT Contribution: $N /A Administrative Fee (9.0 %): $2,225.07 Funds Retained by City: $22,497.93 City: FOUNTAIN VALLEY The City of Fountain Valley proposes to use the 2009 Justice Assistance Grant funding as follows: Project Obiectives (Must be linked to meaningful and measurable outcomes consistent with the goals of the Recovery Act; refer to solicitation) The objectives of this grant are to improve or increase the technical abilities of the Fountain Valley Police Department to impact crime and respond to major emergencies within the community. This will be accomplished with the purchase of the following: 1. Covert Video Cameras 2. Emergency Operations Center Upgrade 3. Crime Mapping Software The Fountain Valley Police Department uses a COMPSTAT model for analyzing crime trends and directing Police resources as expeditiously as possible. The purchase of covert video cameras and crime mapping software will allow the Police Department to more effectively direct precious Police Department resources to high crime areas. Upgrading the Department's Emergency Operations Center will allow the department to respond effectively to man -made and natural disasters. Goal: The goals of these expenditures are to reduce crime by improving the Police Department's ability to monitor, survey, and apprehend criminals, as well as improve the department's ability to respond to crisis situations such as natural disasters or civil unrest. The 2009 -FI 801 -CA -SB Page 19 of 61