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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - June 20, 2013 B-01 SMCrime in Lodi: Keeping Our Streets Safe Town Hall Meeting Mark Helms Chief of Police a �54i4` �11rlJ,�r, ANNUAL REPORT $:3Tiff, w - V i . J * . -e i LORI POLICE DEPARTMENT � _ t 215 West Ebr Street LON, CC&k nin 9S240 7rl mD+lpDfiw f iAolw&,a.,■ iLw M.E.. : 72 Sworn Officers (funded) • 1 Chief • 2 Captains • 5 Lieutenants • 9 Sergeants • 6 Corporals 31 Professional Staff (Dispatch, Jail, Records, Code Enforcement, Shelter, Parking, Clerical) 18 Part-time Sworn and Professional Staff 120 Volunteers (Partners, Cadets, Chaplains) 0 0 0 0 0 Det)artment Overview: The Basics Budget: $16.8 million 41 % of General Fund Ift rea: -i j sq. miles Staffing Ratio: 1.1 Officers/1,000 Residents Senior Polim- inisu-m CkTk Operations Bureani ponce Captain patrol Mvisien Sunset Distend Heritage District ■ Traffic School Resource officers Pair -king Enfimr-ament F.scal Affairs Unit Budget Purchasing Gra nts Partnefs Volunteers Crime Prevention Chief of Police Sensor Palin Adynovstrafive Clerk I Tedsnical Services Division Dispatch ]ail Record s Property and Evidence Animal Services 2012 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART). Services Bureau Police Captain I InvetsUgabi ns Division Internal Affairs Perrsonnel and Training Gene r -a I Investigar ons Special Inves#igatians Cade Enforcement Crime Ana lysis Admin M alive Division [�=SWAT FTO Prig ram PID Team Policy Manual ti • i . i � • SROs/School Safety 0 Crime Prevention • SWAT (tactical team) 0 Public/Media Relations • CINT (negotiations team) 0 Technology • EOD (bomb squad) 0 Community Corrections Task • Recruiting &Background Force Investigations 0 Auto Theft Task Force • Prisoner Transportation 0 Lodi PALS/Shelter PALS • Field Training Program 0 Animal Advisory Committee • Gangs, Narcotics, &Vice 0 Special Permits (alarms, • Field Evidence Technicians massage, towing) • Registered Sex Offenders 0Grant Management 0 Special Events 0 Purchasing/Contracts Community Policing Districts Sunset District (Beats 1 & 3) Lt. David Griffin Heritage District (Beats 2 & 4) Central District (Beat 5) Lt. Sierra Brucia ■ ■ • Police dispatchers answered 105,131 phone calls • Officers responded to 35,509 calls, while 6,128 were routed to the Fire Department • Officers self -initiated 13,716 calls 0 came from a cell phone ■ - - • Property Crime represented 91 % and Violent Crime accounted for 9% of all Part One crime ■ ■ • Officers made 4,182 arrests (1,275 felony & 2,907 misdemeanor) • About 1/3 of arrestees live in other communities • 108 registered sex offenders • 188 documented gang members • 100 parolees • 50 Post Release Community Supervision • 60 firearms were reported stolen • Officers recovered 74 firearms 2012 .The Crime Index is a basic indicator of the frequency of known criminal activity. The Crime Index does not .represent the actual number of crimes .committed; rather it :represents the number of :crimes reported to the . police. LC Di pOLIC L w STATISTICS CRIMES 2010 1011 2012 HOMIM E 1 2 2 RAPE 12 6 1 RMBERY 112 89 86 RAVAT ASMULT 118 138 180 R LAW 531 714 754 LARCEW 1,272 1f505 1,5 8 UM THEFT 199 219 337 ON 8 15 16 TOTALS 2,253 2f688 2,8 5 2012 STATISTICS Central 618 Heritage 973 Sunset 11304 Part I Chmw by District 2012 Ten-IFe2r Part I Q'i mes 35M .3 low .:Dm du Ina't Mr MW I YW "M 7 nag 7x31 E1 2DI 1 .7017 ■ PRUPIM I Y' 3.298 U 4D.-Y 2r974 2,881 I Z.752 .211581 2,3E4 2- 0 GFZ ZA53 zisis 0 V IDLE NT 2b3 Zro Zbo 24!) 2317 26f 262 213 235 Tuj7 Gang Crime In 2011: • 253 Gang crimes/incidents • Up 25% from 2010 Gang Violence: • 4 Murders 2011-2012 • 21 ADWs with Firearms 2011 • Two grants from California Gang Reduction, Intervention, and Prevention Program (Cal -GRIP) • More than $500,000 awarded +City match _ •= �r ��7101ME101M�01�1EIva-.1 ��7r/Il■1�0KM7-= • "Carrot or stick" approach • Collaborative with allied agencies, NGOs • Youth Outreach Workers —Peacekeeper Model 5PIZ11 PA Lodi PoNce implemented a new garlg reduction strategy in [ate 2011, with the help from a grant from the State of aliifornia_ This renewed focus is a multifaceted ap- proach that includes a balance of enforcement preven- tion, intewention and education_ Deported Gang Related Incidents �a 20 10 Q Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jeal Aug Sep Qk± Nov Dec 2012 � 2.011 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jud Aug Seep Oct Nary Dec TSI 2011 20 17 10 23 29 35 23 27 17 15 19 10 25a 2012 13 2D 7 9 12 8 11 14 9 10 9 4 126 TmMic Informi tion 2009 2010 2011 2012 * DU I Arrests 344 319 364 334 • OUI Collisions 42 67 77 75 • Traffic Collisions 862 729 753 757 -w Traffic Citations 7.517 8,448 60162 4,316 i U ITAB LE TARGET Prevenfila MOTIVATED OFFENDER 0PPORTU N IT Crime Prevention at man the community uo-i Personal Responsibility: Don't be a Victim! • Protect yourself and your property • Know your surroundings • Harden the target . . • Remove valuables from your vehicle • Invest in security (alarms, safes, locks, cameras) • home & ianascape aesign • Form watch groups • Report crime and suspicious activity 0 Partner with the police ■ ■ • Policing in the New Economy • Systemic Problems & Dysfunction in the Criminal Justice System • Court Closures • Prison Realignment • Crime & Offender Displacement • Drugs (offender dependency; presence in sc oo s; proilfe-ration of -marijuana; DUI) • Staffing / Recruitment • Budget Constraints t Our Focus: • Revisit Mission, Vision, Strategic Plan • Review & Assessment of our Operations • Lodi Police Foundation Police Chief's Direction: Protect the Quality of Life • Suppress &Prevent Crime • Provide Excellent Customer Service • Invest in Our People Questions? Town Hall Meeting June 20, 2013 Mark Helms Chief of Police Live Lodi • Love Lodi began out of the success of Love Modesto. Love Modesto started back in 2007 with two questions: Why is our city on lists of the "worst cities in America"? If our churches were to suddenly disappear from the Modesto area, would anyone even care or notice? Live Lodi Encouragement Blankets for the Homeless Bus Stop & Taco Trucks Convalescent & Retirement Homes 180 Teen Center Parks Outreach Youth Mentoring Manual Labor Clean Up Lodi Painting Neighborhoods "One Lodi" Love Thy Nieghbor People in Need Lodi House Salvation Army Shelter Loel Senior Center Schools Elementary Schools High Schools Adult School Lvve Our Cities LoveAtwate r. co m Love 6rentwood.org LoveCeres.com LoveChowchilla.com LoveCoulterville.com LoveCrowsLa nd i ng.com Love-Delhi.com LoveDenair.com Love-Empire.com LoveEscalon.com LoveGalt.com LoveGustine.com LoveHickman.com LoveHilmar.com LoveHughson.com LoveKeyes.com LoveLathrop.com LoveLinden.com Love Livingston.com Love Lockeford.com Lovelodi.org LoveLos6anos.com LoveMadera.com LoveManteca.com LoveMariposa.com LoveMerced.com LoveNewman.com LoveOakdale.com LoveOakland.net Love Patterson.com LoveRipon.com LoveRiverbank.com LoveSalida.com LoveStockton.com LoveTuolumneCo.com LoveTra cy. o rg LoveTurlock.com LoveWaterford.org LoveWinton.com Live Lodi • Since the Love movement has started about 40 regional cities have joined • Over 27,000 people have taken part • Over 95,000 volunteer hours have been donated — at minimum wage that's $760,000 dollars that has been given to our communities! Live LOdi • Testimonials: • "Congratulations to asuccessful day! It is the efforts of the community that can change a community. Job well done...." • "So many amazing stories have come out of these days ... thousands of people who now continue to regularly volunteer with the organizations and areas they served:' �� + AL 36 IAN Am •It 56 � t r 4- Itr r ". IC 56kp - �� - fie'-`� AtMAI i ' . i .` - fi L • Am •It ,it z - v� � ML7 .. Am •It r7A. amb- r � ta i �Y- i• IL dr - lir f ' �46, - A_- mdlp � � , • � L � � � � � � � - � �- .-fir u ` _ - } -.� • � � � � � �#�• � ter+:.• '-016 016 r i` Am •It 0.2 i ti IL i Live LOdi Loving thy Neighbor • - -Y �� -'N6 t OR Ll .lb Jkf r' r r_ 5 _ 4 L16 �'•� + PW z r - %FL '::.t y 7 S mF —;— r = .1 ,• di~. x y �t •mak � '. .� � - � � � -- r ti, Live LOdi • Next Steps • Questions? • Thank You Love Lodi Project Timeline Outline *DRAFT'` June: 19th list of potential event meeting venues. 20th Town Hall meeting presentation. 24th contact otherfaith, non-profit & service organizationsin Lodi. 25th Outline completed. July: 10th Finalize timeline. 12th create 1st budget outline. 16th —31s' create, print and distribute flyersto churchesand organizationsto gain support. 31st compile a list of potential steering committee membersand send out interest messages. August: 1st contact service clubs, request opportunitiesto give Love Lodi presentations and ask clubsto identify potential projects. 12th identify locations forsignsfrom local politiciansand identify IocationsforLove Lodi Event meeting place (Grape Bowl & Downtown Lodi, secondary locationsif weatherdoesnot allow outside meeting. Hutchins Street Square or high school gym). 20th second budget outline. 30th steering committee membersfinalized and discussthe option of a custodial account, city & dumpster cooperation. September: 3rd continue compiling list of potential projectsby sending out interest lettersto organizationsand identify needed materialsto complete projects. 10th -13th place first orderof promotional materials. 241h website update and social media. 25th steering committee meeting, 30th promotional materials to churchesand service clubswho have sponsored projects. Find a sponsorto purchase a Love Mascot costume $300. October: 8th Identify potential project managersusing referralsfrom churches, service clubsand non -profits. 29th steering committee meeting and finalize list of projectsand materialsneeded to complete projects. November: No scheduled meetings. 5th finalize team of project managers, use Google Calendarand Google Docsso Steering committee membersand project managerscan coordinate and communicate on project specifics. Throughout Novemberand Decembercollect materialsneeded forprojects. December: Only collect project materialsand steering committee and project managers continue communication, no scheduled meetings. January: 14th steering committee meeting finalize the location for Love Lodi meeting place. 15th upload projectsto website on volunteersign up page. 21st public relationshype, newspaper stories, social media, church and service club, yard signs, billboards. 28th identify any needed funding and materials February: 4th promote, promote, promote volunteer to wear mascot costume to churchesand community events. 11th volunteers signing up through website and Facebook throughout the month. 18th steering committee meeting with project managers, first meeting where everyone istogether. March: 13th steering committee & project managermeeting to finalize and confirm plan. Continue to promote with materialsto churches, service clubsand other organizations, volunteersign ups. April: 1st confirm with leaders, dates locationsand times. Waste Management dumpsterdrop off pointsetc. Th final steering committee meeting with project managers. 9th confirm via email, text phone etc. 10th or 11th pre -event prayer, drop off waterand refreshmentsat event meeting location. 12th 7AM set up for event. gam announcements, prayerand last minute project sign ups. Disperse to project locations.