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property, and no additional legislation by the City should be required to authorize employees to store the found property with approval by a police officer. Committee Member Claudia Alvarez asked how we decide what the property is worth. Dep. City Attorney Judd stated the City has a standard price list. Committee Member Claudia Alvarez asked if people actually picked up the property and Dep. City Attorney Judd did not know. 8. INTERACTIVE ROLL CALL Commander Ken Gominsky introduced the Police Department's new Interactive roll-call. He made a presentation showing the new multi-media information tool. Instead of handing out "Wanted" posters, they are able to show videos on TV screens in roll-call and directly to the patrol units. The patrol officers in the field are now receiving updated information regarding criminal activity or wanted persons. 9. PUBLIC COMMENTS Citizen's main concern is the graffiti problem. They want the Police Department to look into the restaurant that is handing out papers for customers to put their graffiti on it and post on wall. Teresa Judd is going to research the legalities. The citizens of the W/E neighborhood are concerned about the shopping carts. Committee Member Claudia Alvarez said it's Code Enforcement's responsibility to address the shopping carts, not the police department. 10. COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMENTS Committee Member David Benavides thanked the citizens for attending the meeting. He stated the presentations build confidence and the Westend community works very hard. Committee Member Sal Tinajero acknowledged the strength of our community. Committee Member Claudia Alvarez thanked everyone for their questions and feedback. 13. ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING A. Graffiti Update 14. NEXT MEETING DATE to Tuesday, May 25, 5:30 pm, Santa Ana Police Facility, 60 Civic Center Plaza, 4 Floor conference room, Santa Ana, California. ADJOURNMENT - 7:50 P. M. -~ ,~ ~ ~ ~~ PAUL M. WALTERS Chief of Police It 3