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do f® STATE OF FLORIDr% DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING OUREAU OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING AND ASSISTANCE SUBGRANT APPLICATION Part li Few i Project Plan 6 Supporting Data SUPERSEDES: Effective DaeI Approved By: L. Kenneth Ireland, Jr., Secretary I Section N/A Pape N/A Approve, Date: April, 1974 PART 11. PROJECT PLAN AND SUPPORTING DATA* State clearly and in detail the aims of the project, precisely what will be done, who will be involved, and what is expected to result. Use the following major headings: A. STATEMENT OF THE PRO3LEM B. ME ASU R- ABLE OBJECTIVES C. EVALUATION D. PI+OCEDUnES AND TIMETABLE E. RESOURCES, All of these topics are interrelated and should be written to reflect that fact. Clearly define a manageable but significant problem and document the need for this particular pro;ect. State measurable objectives which, if met, will have the projected effect on the problem stated. Develop a plan for assessing the extent to which the project has met its stated cbi ectives. Organize procedures and allocate resources in a manner that is realistic and compatible with tlt.i: objectives of the project. Start below and use continuation panes as mcmary. A. Obsolete equipment. B. To upgrade equipment in order to comply with the State Division of Communications Plan for Florida Counties and Municipal Law Enforcement Agencies. C. We can provide Sebastian, Fellsmere, and Indian River Shores, as well as the Volunteer Ambulance Service with vastly improved services. We will be able to have a relay system in order that vehicles can dispatch car -to -car while in the field. This equip- ment will eliminate the practice of any and all persons monitor- ing the Police Band. New equipment will greatly aid in the comb of crime in the State of Florida, which is one of the "rapid - growth" areas in our nation. D. This equipment, if granted, will be implemented immediately. It will require no extensive training programs, or the hiring of specialized personnel. All employees involved in the use of this equipment meet the required standards for operation thereof E. The Sheriff's Office has the facilities and trained personnel to utilize this equipment immediately upon installation. We are presently providing the above mentioned services with the old, outmoded equipment, and are fully qualified to continue these and additional services with modern equipment. ° See Instruction Manual, Section 11, Pages 1 through 4, for instructions on completing this section.