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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000-02440 W 40 4D FY 1998 LOCAL LAW rNFORCEMENT BLOCK GRANTS PROGRAM FOLLOW-UP INFORMATION FORM 98LBVX6147 COUNTY OF INDIANRIVER, FL 01/25/00 Ex X` x x x X X X y ix X: + ¢x ?x DIRECTOR OF RECREATION DEPT. B B r ... B A C X x B B A B A A r A } 1216199 N0 CHANGE i+ Chairman p February 1a�2000 s 40 EA 4b 40 INSTRUCTIONS Lela Name De.scriyiyg Instructim 1. Applicant's Identifier Code Type the award number from box 44 on your award form. It should start with98LBVX- 91. 2. Name of Jurisdiction and State Type your jurisdiction and state abbreviation (e.g. City of Anniston, AL). Remember that it is the general purpose unit of local government who is the grantee, not a component or department agency. 3. Advisory Board Information This area has 5 different questions (A - F). A. Date of Application Review: Please provide the date that your advisory board reviewed the application. It should be entered as follows: 01 161CO (month/day/year). B. Board Representatives: Please place an "X" in the appropriate box to indicate the representatives of the advisory board. Please include all that apply. Remember, there is a required group of participants that MUST be on the advisory board (see page 2 For the list). local police department ;- local sheriff's department C.- local prosecutor's office D - local court system R local public school system F1 - local nonprofit organization, active in crime prevention (9- local nonprofit nroani7.ation, active in drug use prevention F3 - local nonprofit organization, active in drug; use treatment G1 - local educational organization, active in crime prevention G2 - local educational organization, active in drug use prevention G3 - local educational organization, active in drugs use treatment EI - local religious organization, active in crime prevention H local religious organization, active in drug use prevention V13 - local religious organization, active in drug use treatment I 1 -local community organization, active in crime l+reveutioai 12 - local community organization, active in drug use prevention cit- local community organization, active in drug use treatment Social Services K - Public Housing Authority L. - Ch"d Protective Seg view Citizens N - Local health providerO Hospitals �C)ther- must provide trier description in box 3C id Lo? Descrinfive Instrrrcriotr Other If you chose letter "O"(other) in section 38, please provide 'hp[nrZ12�T a brief description of this person's position. ,Type of Order i Please select the letter that corresponds with the type of order that gave your advisory board its "nonbinding" ("binding" in Louisiana) recommendation authority. Executive Order 13,"L Administrative Provision C - Legislative Provision _ oard "Type Please select the letter that corresponds with the type of advisory board your jurisdiction used. A - New single jurisdiction board - Designation of an existing single Jurisdiction board C - New multi jurisdictional board D - Designation of an existing multi jurisdictional board ,A' Public Hearing Information This section has 12 questions (A - Q. A. Type of Hearing Please select the letter that corresponds with the type of hearing your Jurisdiction held. A - Special hearing Just for this program l_`; Regular city council/county commission hearing/ Program was listed as an agenda item A Number of Hearings Please select the letter that corresponds with the number of hearings that were held. One B - Two C - Three D - Four or more Notification Time Please select the letter that corresponds with the amount of time between the notification of the hearing and the hzaring itself, A - One (1) to three (3) days �Four (4) days to one (1) week One (1) week to two (2) weeks D - Two (2) weeks to one (1) month E. - More than one month 4 i 40 40 4D Field &m ]escrjipfive ltrsrrrs }inn D. Type of Notification Please place an "X" in the appropriate box to indicate all the means of notification to the public that your jurisdiction undertook. Please include all that apply. 1 Television B - Radio Newspaper D - Word of Mouth E - Community bulletin boards F - Constituent services G - Internet H - Other - must provide brief description E. Number of Attendees Please select tate letter that corresponds with the approximate number of attendees at the hearing. 16Less than 10 3 Between 10 and 50 C - Between 50 and 200 D - More than 200 F. Number of Comments Please select the letter that corresponds with the approximate number of oral and/or written comments submitted. GLess than 10 B - Between 10 and 50 C - Between 50 and 200 D - More than 200 G. inclusion of Comments Please select the letter that corresponds with whether the comments resulted in a change of purpose area allocations. A - Yes �J No H. Board Present Please select the letter that corresponds with whether your advisory boarr - as present at the public hearing. ,i - Yesdfi - ,if(} I. Minutes - (for these three questions, please select "A" for Yes anti "B" for No) i. Were minutes of the hearing taken? A} Yes B -No ii. Were minutes distributed to the public? `iS Yes No iii. Are minutes available for BBA review? A Yes B - No (In Louisiana, parish sheriffs are required to su iiit minutes to BJA.) i i 40 • 1je Nc+► a DeSCrjplrvc Inslr_uClytt J. Location of l leaving Please select the letter that corresponds with the location of the public hearing. 4City/County - Administration Building -School C - Library D - Religious Building K. 'rime of the Hearing Please select the letter that corresponds with the time the public hearing was held. A 6:00 a.m. - Noon - Noon 1 Lunch Hour C - 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. D - 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. E - After 7:00 p.m. L. Date of Public Hearing Please provide the date that your public hearing was held. It should be entered as follows: (month/day/year). 5. Update of Purpose Areas A, Status of Allocations If your allocations have not changed, please type "NO CHANGE" in this block, and you do not treed to fill out the rest of the form, except for the signature. If your allocations have changed, please type "CHANGE" and complete this section accordingly by entering the nearest whole dollar amount under the appropriate purpose area. This new information will reflect your revised purpose area. allocations. Th -- total of the allocations tmist add tip to your Federal award amount. Do not include the match or anticipated interest amounts. Remember, if it is a purpose area that requires additional information like "Hiring" or "Security," plcase indicate any changes to those fields as well. Under Law Enforcement -Hiring -Support, pluasu rentcmber to indicate whether dw new pusiiioirs will be sworn. civilian or both. CERTIFICATION � Please have you; jurisdiction's CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (Mayor, City Manager, County Administrator, etc.) sign and date this form. • 4D 4D NA. Akir ; 4ldE lt' 26 5E11704822 '_UIs':Aa h-' t1WmE:1a:JLlt.l„ PACE lU2 Substance Abuse Counc H of Indian River County 260127th Avenue, Suite A-7 .A� t Vero Beach, a 32960 e' ; A► °Y 're). (561) 770-4831 +Y — ['nx (561) 7704822 Advisory Hoard and Hoard of Drectors Meeting Qt>ffd-al+PNt+ January 25, 20419 Urmi'm Aprlle t -- 12 noon Capt. Anil" lira,tiry z 11 r'. ` Substance AhuRe Council Qffire ,c ry Fane 8urran � e,•v ,n.�� Er`�'"-x.C� pct✓"' Vero Beach Ra,Nn iiapp • ^u�rl�L 9d Uonner _ 5� 11 4h' r.ENDA r{.mAlc Erl;s NIW k' " Denny GwdoH , L Call to Order off f aal Grana 2. Rale Call judge a tlattlry Carol Malloy a.N Approval of Minutes Ur. wtlhom Nigh", A7em1ber 14, 1999 Board Meeting Macyoffuer 4 Approval orTmasure's RWorl off. r Aid F. puseher� a Mmith endins Doeember 31, 1998 Virzi Local LAw 1~nforccmorn Block Gran" or Simon EobSLr5irnaa �e ltnb 5traat Indian River Ceumy Sheriffs Offooe $78.577 with ern 10%match for 587,368 SS I. ferny 5111ith Request fn1 Approval (backup altuchexl) C)urlrnrUrdi 6, Executive L)tmaar's Report Gary Van Arman a United Way Grant Leonard 4vason a john's island Community Service League Grant request Nola wilturr a Fr>ktto's island Fowtdativn tfr;rne rrotlueat. T Chaim an's Report ,4 ovd a Luncheon- Fobruary 176, 2600 146 Ave. Steakhuuso- Spoaknr State Reprvsentaave r,"hatles Sembler lrffiry Barton a personnel Commitite recom imdations on rrrvlstons to persarutel policies Bruce C'uteun Di, lioger Vearfmg S Co mnittm Reports CiriefJames C;a*nrrl a Charavier Comers! Karl Ifedin ■ %fetubership Corninittee judge Paul H Kaman* a Public Rolation Committoc Mmlond Lilly c. UnFlmghM i9ri5nr n. -i Harry (4, uu-v 1^ 1r1, Now 111ISL3BS6 Chi. lab Reese shrnfj'Gary wheeler ]I. Committee Naming time 12 Adjollrnnmn 77ro Nonorabtr judge L.D Tuek' Vocelle 1999-1998 0 S'kvinitiwr ft+}�*x;y C� M 4D 1)rrtff GARY C. WHEELER INDIAN RIVER COUNTY 40554191 AVENUE VERO BEACH. FLORIDA 32960.1000 PHONE (561) 569-6700 Proposed Spending for the 1998 LLEBG: Sofhvare Upgrade $7,500 Provide an upgrade to the looking mugshot software giving us the ability to access information via the LAN vs. one of only three current workstations. This will provide investigators with the ability to develop suspect information and line ups from their office workstations. Has a potential future application via laptop computers. CompStat (Computerized Statisticslmapping) $35,000 CompStat is a Nationally know concept for tracking, reporting, and responding to crime and crime trends. The CompStat approach to fighting crime provides increased accountability and increased effectiveness of resource deployment. Originating as a pilot program within one of New York City's worst crime areas, the CompStat approach brings together both crime statistics and automated mapping, providing law enforcement managers with sophisticated yet easy-to-use visual analysis capabilities. This in turn, allows for more timely identification of trends as they emerge, providing commanders with a proactive edge in developing successful tactical plans to solve andlor prevent crime. In order to function under the CompStat method, the Sheriff's Office will need to acquire a Geographic Information System based crime analysis system. Computer Lab $16,040 Provides a 15 computer workstation lab that will provide a classroom trainingllcarning environment for employees to develop and improve their skills and knowledge of various applications. This in tum will maximize benefits/capabilities of current applications, increase proficiency, and assist with the implementation of new soflware in the future. Expansion of Mobile computing Project $28,768 Expansion of current mobile computing project providing additional laptops for deputies in the field. The market has increased the options Available to meet the needs of law enforcement; this in turn has allowed the Sheriffs Office to pursue more modestly priced hardware. Current laptop under review costs approximately $1,900 each to acquire; once ik:adled liar f ivid use and wireless aceess, the total cost per unit is approximately $4,000 versus the previous $9,700. The I73r1I Iiaurnationally Accredited t,aN Fnforcerllenl Agency '0 = ck:I oIited h} rhe ('+uunrisslnn rut lecnifitatilrn for I my I nfnrcernent Agencies, Inrnrpora let] ..