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Home My WebLink About11/14/2014� OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER November TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager flT/C�E/a.�i Subject: Generallnformation Good News ❖ The Westside Parkway has been recognized once again! Staff learned that the project will be receiving the 2014 Chapter A Excellence from the American Public Works Association (APWA), v make it eligible for the APWA National Conference Award in Aug� ❖ The Community Development Department is pleased to anno� appointment of Jacqui Kitchen as the City's new Planning Directc over the position vacated by the retirement of Jim Eggert. extensive recruitment that attracted candidates from across thE Ms. Kitchen emerged as the best qualified candidate. Ms. Kitc Bakersfield native, who received her Bachelor's and Master's from Cal State Bakersfield. For the last eight years she has worke Kern County Planning and Community Development DepartmE recently as Supervising Planner, leading staff in the Advanced and CEQA Division. Ms. Kitchen will work under the direction of Community DevE Director poug Mclsaac, and will be part of the Department's e management team along with Building Director Phil Burns. With in development activity and many active projects in the Planr Economic Development Divisions, we are looking forward to r and leadership to help guide the Planning Division through a k exciting time. Ms. Kitchen's first day with the City will be DecembE General Informat November 14, 2c Traffic Advisory On November 14th the City of Bakersfield, in coordination with � will begin a construction project to improve the ride quality on RE between Stockdale Highway and Elcia Drive. The project will k Friday, November 14th at 10:00 p.m., and end on Saturday, Nover at 3:00 p.m. Crews will be grinding and paving the intersection Route 58 and Real Road, along with the roadway between S� Highway and Elcia Drive. This section of roadway will be closed tc traffic in all directions during this operation, which may result delays. Vehicles traveling westbound on State Route 58 will be c onto State Route 99. Reports For your information, the following reports are attached: • Streets Division work schedule for the week of November • Bakersfield Police Department, Special Enforcement Ur Violence Report for the month of October; and • Recreation and Parks Monthly Report. Event Notifications: � Attached is the Event Calendar for Rabobank Arena Thec Convention Center. o Disney's Beauty and the Beast - November 17th at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $44 o PBR Blue DEF Velocity Tour - November 22nd at 7:00 p.m. Tickets start at $15 o Bakersfield Condors ■ November 14th vs Idaho Steelheads at 7:00 p.m. Tickets start at $20 ■ November 15th vs Idaho Steelheads at 7:00 p.m. Tickets start at $20 ■ November 20th vs Stockton Thunder at 10:30 a.m. Tickets start at $12 Sal Moretti City of E3akersfield Solid Waste Division Superintendent Practice papers Creating a bridge between city state to solve a problem: A cas study of the City of Bakersfield Solid Waste Division Initiative Itecc�vcc) ;u�i rc:viseif formj: 2nc1 Jul„ 201d Sal Moretti has been the City of Bakersfield Solid Waste Supenntendent since 2000, and prior tc> that was the City of Albuq� Manager. Under his leadership, both cities received Excellence Awards trom the Solid Waste Association of Nor1 received a Business Admmistration BS from ttie University of Missouri. Saint Louis. Sal's work with homeless co opened up new ways of addressing problems while saving tax dollars. Abstract As a non-profit prong of the City of Bakersfield Solid Waste Divisio Bakersfield Beautiful (KBB) is able to act as a link between various governmen to achieve common goals across jurisdictional boundaries. As such, KBB is th multi-award-winning Freeway Litter Cleanup programme. With KBB at the cen� multi-agency, corporate and volunteer-led effort employs homeless-centre clie up massive amounts of freeway litter. This unorthodox approach is a win-win : connecting the state department of transport, the city, the county, the private : the community. Keep Bakersfield Beautiful's partnership with the city and statE a bold and ground-breaking approach, as it empowers and contracts with the homeless centre to clean up the state's rights of way. The programme is as he as it is productive. To date this programme has enabled 250 formerly homeles members to live in a home again by cleaning up tons of litter monthly, and oth stakeholders have come forward to contribute funds and manpower to expanc programme. Keywords: Litter, freeway, homeless, Bakersfield, Keep Bakersfield Beautiful INTRODUCTION anc� �i��hris �:c�nciiti<�ns c�n statc I�l�� Strr�•ts c�t l3ak�rsti�l�� h,►vr lc�n;; hc�ii n�uc-h sc� tl�at :� vrtcr.i>> c�f th� 1 th� suhjc�t c�f�sc�n�; ��nd f�llllC thanks tu ��as h�-n�c�lUllllf; I1OVW thc ti-c��v liuck C)�v�ns c�f� 13aktrsfi�lci �;nci l3akcrsticici lc�ok�ci i>>c�rc likc tl . . ,. , • � -:��... • . _ _<..,_ .__ � . Creating a bridge between city and state to solve comn fi-rcway litc��- },rc�hlrn�:Tl�cy alsc� c:r�:at�:ci a }��tth�va�' c�fi h<�}�e .�n�i ��ir��<�sc f��r th�:ir l�c�i�t�lcss c'c�n�n�uniCy. l3�tkcrsfi��l�i (I-�i�;ur�: I ) is a ( ;�l�1fU1'ill�t ��itv ��f n�c�rr th<tr� �55,1)O(1 resici�ntti situatc�l in tlic San jc�ac�ui�� V��llc}-. �►l�c�ut �)U »>il�s i-i•c�ni l,c�s Anti�lrs. lt is :��t �t�;i-irulttu-al �inci c�il incitistry hub, as ��cll .�s �i crc�ssrc�ac�s fi�r nc�rtl�—sc�iitl� tr:�vc) ,�ncl �.�st—�vctit ti-av�l in �•c�itr�il C:alit��r�iia. E�c�r .i vari� ty of rcasc»>s, the c-ity is }�.lrtirularly SClltililVC CO 1Cti il]111�C. �U 1� W.lti t��ll�il l�l1t, a5 statc hucitict c'uts an�i }�risc�n r•c�l�ll;lllll�llt isst�c5 aff�rt�:cj tlic �ihilitv c�f thc statc hi�;l��v.�}� c�r}�art»>ri�r (C<iltrai�s) rticc•tivcly t<� ni.�i►�t.�i» its fi-rr��ys thrc�t��;l� li.�kcrsficld, tl�� Ic��al c:c�nii»iinir}' tc�c�k �:xcc}�tic�u anci li�r»>�c� .�n ;►ci hc�r �c»»»iitt�r tc� s« �vl�.�� r»itiht l,� cic�ne. "I�hc hc�st c�f� tl�r t�ci hc�c' cc>>iit>>itrcr �v:is thc Kcr}� I3akc�-sfi�lci l��:auti(i�l (I{lil�) (;c�nii»itt�c. .�� .it}ili�itc: c�f ll��: n:�tic�n�illy rcc'c��;niscci Kcc�� An��rira l3c.iutiti�l (KA13) c�i•�;.inis�itir�u. Kc:�:}� l�akcrsti��lci lic.�urili�l h.ic� tor yc�trs strivcn rc� cn�a�� thc lc�c:il cc»i�mtt�litV tc� i�t�}�i-c�vc li��ir rc�n�tt�tinit�, thi-c�t��l� littcr anci hr:lU�1flC:itic»> rvcnts ii� thc �ity. ��ith �;r<<�t sur«:ss. Thr suc-ccss c�f� thc loc'.�l K(313 CO1111111CC1'C I�.ic� hc�n i-rrc��nisccl natic�n;�llv, ;ii�ci t�vc� lc�c��l ��arti�i}�a�its I�aci �vrn rcrei��cci KAl3's tc�}� h<�nc�tn•, thc Irc�n I�.vrs (;c�c1�• Aw:u-ci. �l l��s�: t�vc� hc�nc�ui-ccs �vcrr nc> >ni.�ll }�art ot thc ��ush cc� sc�lvc thc c'itv'� fi-cc�va}' littcr }�rc�hlrn�. t�c�tli Mayc�r Harv�y }-{all :►nci I<1313 (;<�n�niitt�:� fc�uncic�r.)c�hn I:nriyucz wcre struc:k l�y tl�r rc�iitrac�i�•tic�n associ.itcc� ��vith l,rin� an a��<�rc�-�vinnin� rcc'i�ii�nt c�f thc [rc>» E;y�s C;c>c�y Aw•arci anci l�avin�; thr c�irti�•st ti-rr��ay� inia�inal�lc. [n nc�l�l� ;�tt��n�t�ts tc� ti� this Callfar� � 'v� _ � ` Figure 1: Eiakersfield is the 9th lar California and the 52nd largest in th Sin�ilarly..Jc�hn I:nric�uer ti�r� c-c�n�niittc� �vitl� s�v�:r:il k�y ii� :itrcn�i.�nrc tc� c�isc'iiss :ir�ci soltitic»>s. I�ic�luc�ec� in this �� (:altr��ns c�Efi�ials, c:ity c�fi�ici.i c�itizcns a»�i c�th�r a�;cnci�s a ��rivatc-sectc�r ��art�tcrti c'c�nc� (;:�lu:ins ti-c�way littcr ��rc�hl� .�ciciitic�il tc> >�ttii��; u}� the ac� �:c>»>n�ittcc, j�hn rst:�hlishcd franic��c�t-k f��r usin�; roui�ty ��rc�hatic�r�.u-y c�flencic:rs tc> rl� rai»��s as wcll. '�hc5� twc� li�riit�c� }�rc��ra tI1�: �{OOI' tO �ICCCCI' C011lllllllll C:altr�tns. (;.�ltrai�s is �i iiti�;� I cict�.�rti»rnr. �I�r:�ciiric�n��llv. C;� Moretti hcin�; itinc�rc�� t��r litt� r issucs, l�ut VCtiCC:1C1U1] c'OI1tT'O� \V�lti ltillOI'l'C�, :IIIC� s��rii�klcr sytit�iils i�i ��isrc}�air.'i'h� �:ity ��as e,ikin� :i hu�;c hit tc� its ii�ia�;��, an�i ch� (;:iltr:ins r��c�ncjc�� l�y s.��'inti th�y 1�.��1 nc� »to»cy, nc� }�cc��lr a>>ci uc� icl�as. A REALISED SOLUTION SWEETER THAN EXPECTATIONS Wit11 tli� lracicrsl�i�� c�t� M,i}�c>>� I I.�ll, ai�cl thc ci�lcr»iinatic�►1 c�f �c�hi� l�.nriyu��, th� �►ci l�c�c c:c�nin�ietcc �;.ithcrr�� n�c�utlily an�1 �iiscusscci tl��ir G-ustracic�n. Wl�il� th� Ill�:lilt]f.,rS ��t first l�rc�u�l�r nc>rhin�; hu� tin�ci- �,uintin� arici c�c'tis� ii�.ikin�, ilrverthrlcss tllc tic�cl was h�in�; sc��vt� thrc�ti�;h thcsc rt�c�rts l�y thc �i�.iyc�r anc� c�tltrrs tc� l��in tc� Fincl sulutic>>is. A►�� thc�� <i tiinnv tl�in^ 1�,�}��•ncci.'I�hc E�artic-i}�ar�ts in tl�is c-c�inniitt�:� 1��:an�c ��artn�rs.Th� i��as tic�atin�; arc�tu��j tl�� ;rc>u}� tcx�k t��rn�.'l l��• iity, thrc�u�h it� M011ill Vl't'tic)I1 ( �mc��w��stc Fa�ilitv, hacl }�r�vic�t�sly rnti<i�rc� it� a �c�utra�� itl� tl�� 13:�kci'sfi�•lci 1-Ic�nt�lcss (;r�i[�r ([31 {C:) tc� usc cliciitti c>t tl�e hot»�l�sti c:�iitrc: as .i lahc�tir t��rcr ti�r tllrir �;r�cn ��vast�: �c�rti�i�; c��cr.ition. This cc�iitract hctci �,rc�vcci suc:c:essful, a►��{ th� hc�mcl�ss ilictits c�f tl�c 13I [C: I�aci �rtat«j a rc}�utatic�n .�s hcin�; a rcliahlc �vc�rk torcc. Sin�ilarly, l3[ I(; had ��c�rk�c� thrc�titih :ill thc: issurs c�f` hirin�; tll� l�c�n�cic,s tc� inclu�lc li:�hilir�� insuran�e, �vurkc rs' c��ni��ct�satic�t� cc�vcr,is�*c:, clrtt� testin�, hack�;rc�ui�c1 c:hcrks an�l jc�l� skills tr��ii�in�;.Th�y wer� a �villi�� an�� al�l�� partnrr.'1'ilc: lc�cal Kcrn C:c�unty (;c�tu�ril of� (ic�vrr�l»i��i�ts �tc}�}�� 1��, �vi�h f1117C�lllti anci, �v<<�tu:�llv, C;altr;lll� stc}�}��'ci u}� �vith ti�nciin�;.Th� city c�f l�,�k�rsticl�� ,l,iy�cj th� i-c�l� c�f�inc�i-nicciiary, ��spc:c�ially �iu�:�• Kl3li far c�c�e�iinti th� initial �;c�al c� littcr }�ic k�d uE� c�n thr trc�way C)>> 1 st M.�y, 2t►13, thr t3ak� C;c�t�nril <<}�E�rc�vcci aT� :i�r�c�uc� (;altr,�ns .�n�i Kr�-n Cc>tull}' C;c� ��OVC1"Il1l1lI1Cti fO1' flllll�lll�..*, (U��3�?,UUU.(IU) c�t th� frcc�v, ��l:ul. At tlic s�1111C tin��, th�y .il� ;lll :l�;i'C11171'llt l�Ct�VlCll C}]C Clt� I3HC: t��r func�in�; (US�5:i6,Ul)� C1'C�VS lU Cl�.11l U}� C}lt', t1'I:CW;Iyti M��y, tl�c cr��•s hc�;�lll wc�i-k c1c thc: trc:c�v,ivs. Initiallv, c�nr rre� c1ic�ltti c�f th� I�o�ncicss c:�:�itrc ,tssitinc�i. C;tn-rrntly, rhrcc crcw �i:iily cic<�uii�ti t�� littcr c�n ti-c� �r�ti��-� ��. UNPRECEDENTED FREEWA CLEAN-UP PROGRAMME RI 'I�hr F�sychc�lc��i�;il rt}c�t ��:�s i► Wh.�t l�a�l h�•�n a�1��lu�;c oti i�c; tc�«�:u-cis (:altr<<n� an�1 th� �it`� t ��rais�. N��vs��:l}�CI' CC�ICO1'l.ils, r�t sl�c��vs, lc�c�il �nc��ia anci jt�st c�rc ��cc�}�lc ��erc plca�cc� tliat thc �'i }�artn�rs haci turn�c{ a }�c�int of� Cillll:ll'I':155111C11t 111CO :l ��O111i C)t E,rivatr SICI:(�i' 1111111CC�latcly jun hc�ai•c{. .tskin�; lic>�� thcy c.:c�tilcl 1 tlic sc�lutic>>>. As KI313 is a iic�t-f �� ) � �C� �.�� O1'�:1111S;1[IOIl, � t�1C Illl ��as in }�lacc tc� takc dc�n:1L10I15 117lllll�{1�11C1?/, C�OIl�ltlOilti C�IiIIC 11 C�7C �11"O,<<..T,T:11711111'. T'hc fr.11llC\�'Oi cic�n;itic�ns wati cli� � ity's Acic>��t E-Ii�hw�iy t'rc��r�>»i. 1)c�natic�i�s �]U111C��SS CC11CI'l' CI'l'�� CO CIC�Ill of ti•c�way.T'hc ic��a that sinall c�c�n�itic��is rc�ul�1 }�ut ��cc�}�lc to iin��rc�v�� th� lc�c�k c�f� th� c'ity st . . , , � „ , • ��.::,..._�._.�.,�u.. _ . _ ._.. __... . Creating a bridge between city and state to solve con ��a �--, � �� VYed Side Park Wav� �� r� y�.., '` �( t.��_ �� 178 freewav _ � •. � Legend _ r.=•=.-- Figure 2: System wide cleanup schedule. The city contracts homeless-centre clients to cl mainlines and ramps in city and state jurisdictions .�lsc� i�i>»>�cii.�tc. Wl�ilr tlic c:lr��n—u�� c�f� littcr is an c�t��;c�it�� i-c�c•css, th�• sct�sc c�t� �irs}��ir l�as �,:asscci. Littcr is rr�;iilarly still seei� c�n frcr��ays, only in hri�;ht c�ranti� ha�� :iitin�; t��r C;.iltr��ns tc� }�ic�k thc»> u}�. �l.h< <lra»—t��, ci•e�vs �ire sc:cn cl,�ily. alc»>�; with C:�iltrans �:�tcty �yui}�nicnt },c�sicic��cci t<� E�rc�trct tl��sc �vc�rk�rs. 'I�h�rc �vas a��rl�rc visil�l< <t�i��t, tl�is tiu�c c�n thc l�c>»icicss—rrntrc �vc�rk�rti: '"��l�ry ��•alkcc� clif�crcnt: '1'hc�sc ��rc thr �i�c�rcis c�f� (31 1(; st.it� .1CC1111}�C111�; tc� rx}�lain ��l�at 1��}�}��»c�i tc� tllc hc»>icicss c-licntti c�n�c tli�y �vcrc I�irrc� tc� l,c� c�n th� c-rcw. Whilr uiaiiy n�.iy h.�v� ��r�•cli�}�c�seci c�},i�lic�ns ah�ut hc»i�cl�ssn�ss, sontc tii»es rl,�� n�,lv rl,insr cc�i,:ir:�rin�T :i tirrsc�n ti-c�tt� c-c�tilc� hav� fiu- rrac-lii>>� ii� how c-c�n�t�turtiti�s tis� lini sc�lvc »>ulti��l� CO1111111I111C�' ti1111U�C:lI1COL1SIV. Sh�lt�rs, hc�s}�it,tls, j�tils � c�th�r s�rvires IlO111CIt'.SS it� arr }�ai�� t��t- l�y tl�c c�c�nin�i ciic{ thc crc�vs �valk cliticrc scrai�hr rc� I1C)LIS111� c�t�i�-�:s. jc�h yu��lificd th�»> fc�r suh Th�y also �valkc �3 c� tlic �� ti��cnr ch�:ir n�ir�i�i�un� ��.��; cai-t�in�s c�n �*c�c�c�s.�T'Itc t�c rt}cc-t oE this ��r��;ran�ti�c i thc h<�sir �va�e c:�rnccl h}, hc�urlv. [r is thc: reciuctic�n ehc c-c�inniutlirv tli�tt t1��s� Moretti IIICOI1]C :1121� �]C)lltilll�; �]:lti ,111 CVCII �I'C�1Cll' i»ultiE�licr �f�c�t c�n tl��: valu� r>t thc�sc c�c�n>>nunic�� 1c�llarti ti}�c'��t. �I�I1� ��c�int is this: rc>>>>n�unitics. �vhrn h��ilciin� sulutiuns f��T� c�t�� }�►•c�hl�i». ��c�tilcl cic� ��•�II tc� I<�c�k at tl�c i c�,t �lic�rc ti�lly thai� in artu.il �ic�ll�ii-s. �c>>>ic ��rc��ra»ini�s, sucli a� l�irin�; thc lic»>i�l�ss, ��rc�ciucc �� csirc�i >>>ulti��li�r cti-c�t, whilc ai�c�thcr sc�lutic>n, such as hi►•in�; mc�rc �uar��s tc� su}�� rvisr }�risc�i�crs l)Il C�C�lll—U�l C��C:U� O1" :1C�C�111.�.T, lllO1't I�i�l��.��ay ��r}�artnicnt c-rr��s, ��i:i}' c�nly ac�rl tc� a c�c�n�niunitv's u�iti�nci��ci liahilitics. C>t> >th �c�,tcnihrr, ?(113, :i? ��rcvic�usly hu��cic�s inciivi�iu:ils �vrrc ciis��atnc�ci trc�ni 13I IC; t��r �vc�rk l�rc��r:lIlll]1Cti s},awn�� hy tl�c frcc�v�iv littcr ��rc��;r.unn�r. C)t tlic -��) hc�tiielcss—ccntrc �vc�rk�rs cnl}�lc�yc:c� c�v�r tl�c last twc� yc�irs, 4�� havc c�ht�ti»�d ��rn��i»cnt hc�usin�;. Ovrr 2U(1 �,rcvic�usly l�c�n��ic,s raniily �rl�n�h�rs arc in hc�tisii��; th.�nks tc� this }�rc��ranin�c. Thc arc c�l� anrci. `T'h< <:ity has s<�Ivcr littcr ��rc�l�lcn� .11ll{ its in��i�� r� �vith�>ut s��r»�1iu� .i clin�c c�f� its 'I�l�r lc��:,il <;.iltrans �jistrict �c�l�� frre�v.iy licccr }�rc�hl��» �inci rn�. c�rcativc }�at-tilcrsl�i}� �vitli ics rc� 13y sc>Ivin�; th� c'c��nniuuity's lit �,rc�blc��, tl�� l3I I(;, :uicl tl�c c:li� tc� ticrv�, � rc.�tc�� thcir }��►th intr. conin�unity. `Thcy �v�ilk clif�i:rci ac-rc�ss thr natic�n �ical ��vith si�n ��rc>hl� niti, it i>>.��- hc ti�lic t��r tl c>t��chcir ul�� 13u�k C)�v�ns �ilhu r�}�lay Ilc)\V ]t iti �lc�n�: c�n tli� st l3akrrsticl�l. References l. Kl3l� (Kc��•p 13:ik�rsticicl f3r:iutitiil). �uI(i)(3) c�r�;:inis:uic�n.W:-�1l)I'i'ru: A, t3:ikcrsfirlcl. CA �).33f)�I, UtiA. 3. Unice�i W:�y Scuciy (3(IU�J). Paqe 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE Week of Nov. 17, 2014 — Nov. 21, 2014 Resurfacinq/Reconstructinq streets in the following areas: Reconstructing various streets south of Panama Ln and west of Union Maintenance Grind & Pave on Real Rd between Elcia & Stockdale Miscellaneous Streets Division projects: Video inspection of City owned Sewer & Storm lines to evaluate condition of pipes Repairing damaged sewer line found during video inspection Miscellaneous concrete repairs throughout the city Dirt work at Sports Village Concrete work on various streets in the area south of E. California Ave and east of Ur of Wilson and east of So "H", south of California and east of Oleander, south Flower a Beale ( all HUD funded areas) Miscellaneous at PD property room Leaf collection started on 10/15/14 and runs thru 1/31 /15 Working on Brick repairs at Centennial Plaza THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Paqe 2 of 2 STREETS SWEEPING SCHEDULE Monday, November 17, 2014 City areas between 99 Hwy. & Stine Rd. — Panama Ln. & Taft Hwy. Tuesday, November 18, 2014 Between Panama Lane & Woodmere Dr. — Ashe Rd. & Stine Rd. Between District Blvd. & Panama Ln. -- Gosford Rd. & Ashe Rd. Between Akers Rd. & Phyllis St. — Harris Rd. & Panama Ln. City areas between Akers Rd. & Stine Rd. — Harris Rd. & Panama Ln. Cul-De-Sacs on the north side of Angela Wy., between Manely Ct. & Cris Ct. Between Oswell Park Dr. & Brundage Ln. — Oswell St. & Leeta St. Wednesday, November 19, 2014 City areas between Workman St. & Sterling Rd. — 58 Hwy. & Baja Dr. Between Morning Dr. & Park Dr. — College Ave. & Willis Ave. Between Buena Vista Rd. & Old River Rd. — White Ln. & Panama Ln. Between Old River Rd. & Gosford Rd. — White Ln. & Pacheco Rd. Thursday, November 20, 2014 City areas between Stockdale Hwy. & Ming Ave. — Ashe Rd. & Gosford Rd. Between EI Portal/Laurelglen Blvd. & Ashe Rd. — Ming Ave. & So. Halfmoon/Olympia Between Ashe Rd. & Stine Rd. — Ming Ave. & So. Halfmoon/Edgemount Dr. Between Coffee Rd. & Wilson Rd. (ext.) — White Ln. & So. Halfmoon/Olympia Dr. Fridav, November 21, 2014 Between Stockdale Hwy. & Ming Ave. — Allen Rd. & Old River Rd. Between Old River Rd. & Coffee Rd. — Ming Ave. & Ridge Oak/Westwold Dr. Between Ridge Oak/Westwold Dr. & White Ln. — Old River Rd., east to the PG&E eas ��, �� ::�� :''�� .,;�' Date: To: From: Subject: BAKERSFIELD POLICE MEMORANDUM November 13, 2014 Alan Tandy, City Manager Greg Williamson, Chief of Police Special Enforcement Unit/Gang Violence Report I have enclosed the Special Enforcement Unit's monthly gang statistics report for October, 2014. Please call if you have any questions. GSW/vrf [»_��'� � a��'.� ``. '�" ' '� z "�, _ :'°��-,, � �; BAKERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT UNIT MONTHLY REPORT - OCTOBER 2014 Special Enforcement Unit Monthly Stats for October 2( 30 Felony Arrests 63 FI's 4 Searcl 10 Misdemeanor Arrests 17 Citations 64 Court Felony Warrant Probation and Comr� 31 Arrests � 86 Parole Searches � Conta 12 Misdemeanor 3 Hrs. 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'�" ' '� z "�, _ :'°��-,, � �; 14 13 12 10 8 6 5 5 4 - 2 0 JAN. 7 � 1�� : BAKERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT UNIT MONTHLY REPORT - OCTOBER 2014 GANG RELATED SHOOTINGS - 2012-2014 (YEAR TO DATE ONLY) 12 4 3� 7 E �� .- .-- L � � �I�� 7 6 �5 �� JUN. 5 �4 4 4 � JUL. 2 2 �� s � 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 [»_��'� � a��'.� ``. '�" ' '� z "�, _ :'°��-,, � �; BAKERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT UNIT MONTHLY REPORT — OCTOBER 2014 GANG RELATED SHOOTINGS COMPARED TO THE AVERAGE OF THE PREVIOUS 5 YEARS — � 2013 � � � m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 �2013 Weekly Numbers s � � 7 i N 6 m m � ca �-�+ C S � N 4 .� Ll � 3 2 Y � GJ L m i GJ �, 2014 �Previous 5 Years (2008-2012) Averac � � N � � � L �� f0 o �' 0 s �, — N � 5 � a� c 0 4 0 � N � 0 � °' 3 � E � z 7 1 0 [»_��'� � a��'.� ``. '�" ' '� z "�, _ :'°��-,, � �; BAKERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT UNIT MONTHLY REPORT - OCTOBER 2014 2011- 2014 Shooting Comparison to date - 12 Week Time Frame 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Week of the Year � 2011 Weekly Numbers �2012 Weekly Numbers �2013 Weekly Numbers ;� =2014 � S A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: November 12, 2014 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: Dianne Hoover, Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: October 2014 Monthly Report Total monthly attendance for all programs, reservations and volunteers com the month of October totaled 70,607 as compared to last year's total of 66,63i ADMINISTRATION Wall Repairs: • Current Wall Repair List Summary: o S/W Corner of Harris Road & Gotham Way (Completed) • New Walls Pending Repair: 1. S/W corner of Calloway & Marby Grange 2. Wilson Rd & Sage Dr. 3. N/E corner of Ashe Rd. & Rio De Janeiro 4. S/W corner of Harris Rd. & Gotham Wy. 5. 9500 Block of Harris Rd & Fiji Dr. 6. N/W corner of Hosking and Granite Point 7. 2000 Block of Ashe Rd. 8. N/W corner of Ming & Ashe Rd. 9. S/E corner of 21 St & Eye St. (block planter) 10. 5500 Block of Gosford Rd. (canal wall), North of Harris Rd. 1 1. 6300 Block of Harris Rd. & Caracas Ave. 12. 4000 Block of Panama Ln. (south wall); east of Akers Rd. Department of Recreation October 2014 Mon� Services. Final inspection for new pump pending from COK Environment Services Dept. • The plaster work for the small activity pool at Silver Creek was awarded Plastering ($8,500) which is scheduled to begin 1 1/3/14. Work to be cooi with annual pool maintenance of large pool. • Staff obtained cost proposal (Lincoln Aquatics) for replacement of currE outdated automated pool system for McMurtrey. Total materials, labor, & training cost total $37,381.50 • Staff scheduled to perform maintenance work at Jefferson & MLK pools of 1 1 /17/14. • Due to non-responsive revised cost proposals requests from 2 of 3 contrc the McMurtrey Floor Rehab project, and the 3rd contractors ($39,316.00) proposal's close proximity to require City Council approval, the project r deferred for proper evaluation and possible formal bid process. Special Event Reservations: • October 1: o TPRW, Links to Life Walk - 300 Guests • October 4: o Beach, Salvation Army Bike-a-thon - 300 Guests o TPRW, ALS Association Walk - 500 Guests • October 1 1 th: o TPRW, Stockdale High School Posse Walk/Run - 250 Guests • October 18: o TPRW, NAMI Walk/Run - 800 Guests o Yokuts Park, Dreams & Hope for the Children Walk - 400 Guests • October 25t": o Kern River Trail, American Cancer Society Walk/Run - 1,400 Guesi o Patriots Park, Una Ventana AI Cielo Church Community Outrec Guests o TPRW, Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Walk/Run - 1, 300 Guests o Uplands of the Kern, Talladega Frights Walk/Run - 250 Guests o Yokuts Park, Kern County Probation Walk/Run - 300 Guests • Total Attendance: 24,351 Reservations/Special Events Department of Recreation October 2014 Mon� RECREATION Total Attendance: 46,256 Aquatics • Overall Aquatic Attendance: o Total attendance for Aquatics was 3,492 which was an increase � approximately 22.9� when compared to October 2013 of 2,702. due to the number of Make A Splash Water Safety Presentations � addition of a new rental by Bakersfield Swim for their swim team K at McMurtrey. • McMurtrey Aquatic Center: o Monthly attendance at the McMurtrey Aquatic Center was 2,649 compared to last year's 2,454. This was an increase of 7.9� and r the growth in attendance of Deep Water Intervals and CPR class the new rental of Bakersfield Swim. o The 100 Mile Lap Swim Club is currently made up of 397 active m� that swam 14,217.84 miles this month. The club has swum a comk total of 139,522 miles. o The Make A Splash drowning prevention program held a CPR an� Class on October 4t" and certified 15 expectant parents, parents, grandparents, and caregivers of children ages 0 to 5. Staff also K Water Safety Presentations to 491 preschool aged children at fou different schools this month. • Silver Creek Pool o The Elementary and Jr. High Swim Program continued at Silver Cr� this month. There were 22 participants swimming every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All swimmers participated in the 2014 Championship Meet held on October 18t" at Bakersfield College. attendance at Silver Creek Pool for the month of October was 3� • Donation Total: $384 ��,�..�:,..�. Department of Recreation October 2014 Mon� ■ A cap of 170 teams was placed on the number of teams c into this year's Fall Softball League in an effort to improve t quality of the program. • Athletic Programming: o Adult Softball: ■ The Fall Softball League continued through the month of with 168 teams playing a total of 399 games this month. • Softball Tournaments: ■ Mesa Marin Sports Complex hosted a National Softball Ass (NSA) Youth Fast Pitch Tournament on October 4t" & 5t". T� two (22) teams participated in the tournament. ■ Mesa Marin also hosted an ASA Tournament on October 1 Sixteen (16) co-ed teams participated in the tournament. ■ Mesa Marin hosted the Police Activities League Adult Slow Tournament on October 25th. Eight (8) teams participated tournament. • Cross Country Invitational Meet: ■ This Meet was held on Saturday, October 4t" at Yokuts Par� runners from all over Kern County. ■ Runner ranged in age from 5 years to 14 years (8t" grade) � competed in either a 1 K, 1.5K, 2K or 3K race. Medals were out. • Adaptive Programming: o League of Dreams: ■ League of Dreams continued the basketball league this m ■ The program's 293 "Angel Volunteers" donated approximc 1,172 hours of their time this month. o Adult Adaptive Co-Rec Softball League: ■ This seven week Adaptive Softball League for adults with c started on Thursday, October 9t" • There are seven (7) teams participating in the Fall League games held at both Beach and Wayside. • Donation Total: $11,251.20 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center • Total Attendance: o Overall attendance for the month was 5,292, which reflec� Department of Recreation October 2014 Mon� • Halloween Event at MLK Center: o A Halloween event was held at the center on October 30t" wherE 400 were in attendance. There were many activities to participc six decorated rooms with a different activity for the children to pc in each room. • Good Neighbor Festival: o The Good Neighbor Festival was held on Saturday, October 1 1 t" f p.m. at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center. o The Southeast Neighborhood Partnership had over fifty (50) vend booths, a petting zoo, face painting and a climbing wall, a cake obstacle course, pony rides, free food, snow cones and popcorn immunization clinic was also provided. o Organizations that helped make this event possible include: Clinic Vista, Kern First 5, Stop the Violence, Stay Focused Ministries, Kern Health Care and the Ebony Counseling Center. Approximately 1 were in attendance. • Donation Total: $1,050 Silver Creek Community Center • Total Attendance: o Overall attendance was 937 as compared to last year of 910. o There were no rentals for the month of October. • After School Fun - Attendance: Weekly Average: 44 Monthly: 176 • Total Revenue: $2,211 Saunders Recreational Facility • Total Attendance: o Overall attendance was 740 as compared to last year of 327. o There were no rentals for the month of October. • Hockey Program: 32 Registered Participants / Total Attendance: 128 • Soccer Program: 16 Registered Teams / Total Attendance: 600 PARKS Special Projects Department of Recreation October 2014 Mon� Centennial Park • 625 Sq. Ft. of concrete was removed and replaced at Centennial f • Serving Shelter fascia was painted. Greenwaste Project • On 10/23/14 the Parks Department tested efficiencies of greE disposals. Staff trimmed a pre-determined area of equal len compared methods of clippings disposal using a grappling truck front loader and a roll off bin. Front loader proved to be more effi� Grissom Park • The raised sidewalks were removed and replaced. Jastro Park • Repairs to defects in tennis court resurfacing were completed by the week of 10/20/ 14. Jefferson Park • Craftworkers removed old serving shelter at reservation area on preparation for future structure to be installed. Kroll Park • A new drinking fountain was installed. Magnation Testing • Frank Hinojosa, Ken Trone and Darin Budak met with Ed Davis v� Organic Farms, Inc. and Steve Teglia from CMO on 10/29/14 1 results of the soils analysis. Mill Creek Aerator • North aerator inside the pond area at Central Park was re-conn Craftworkers and electricians on 10/24/14. Saunders Park • Repaired irrigation pump. Sister Cities • Bucheon representatives visited the Korean Garden on 10/6/14 Weston Park • Electrical Department repaired security lights. CMAM�I� `I�IIMMA Department of Recreation October 2014 Mon� be replaced. The complete playground is outdated and goii recommended for new equipment to be installed. Tree Division • The annual tree contractor, Stay Green has completed trimmir following locations: 0 0 0 . o Beach Park o Jastro Park trimming will begin in early Noven Tree staff removed 8 trees at Rabobank arena. Trees were r to prevent tripping hazards. Trees will be replaced with 36" bc myrtles. Tree staff removed one Chinese elm tree at the police range. Tree was removed to make room for new evidence b� City Tree staff removed tumbleweeds at Union and Butte Stre City Tree staff trimmed all trees at Bill Park Greens. • Trimming: Trees Trimmed: • Service Tickets: Received: 97 122 Clearance:46 Completed: 58 UPCOMING/ONGOING EVENTS: Removals: 21 • Winter Camp Fun begins December 22nd - Please go to www.bakersfiel for more information • Kwanzaa - Tuesday, December 30t" 1-5pm at Dr. Martin Luther Community Center, all ages - FREE! • Polar Bear Plunge - January l st at McMurtrey Aquatic Center BOX OFFICE HOURS Mon-Fri 10 AM - 5 PM Closed Saturday & Sunday (Excluding Event Days) TICKETMASTER LOCATIONS Walmart - 2601 Fashion Place Walmart - 6225 Colony Street Walmart - 8400 Rosedale Hwy CHARGE-BY-PHONE 1-800-745-3000 GROUP SALES INFORMATION 661-852-7309 SEASON TICKET INFORMATION Bakersfield Condors 661-324-PUCK (7825) www.bakersfieldcondors.com Bakersfield SymphonX 661-323-7928 www.6SOnow.org Bakersfield Community Concert Association �4�G1.�R9.�d7R _- � � Rabobank �� ARENA October 23 - Condors vs Alaska $35, $24, $19, $16, $12 October 24 - Condors vs Idaho $35, $24, $19, $16, $12 October 28 - Condors vs Ontario $35, $24, $19, $16, $12 November 1- Condors vs Ontario $35, $24, $19, $16, $12 November 6-9 - Disney On Ice $50, $32, $22, $18 November 22 - PBR Velocity Tour $75, $60, $45, $20, $15 January 23 8� 24 - Monster X Tour $40, $20, $17, $15, $10 February 12 - Harlem Globetrotters $88, $53, $36, $28, $21 May 7-10 - Marvel Universe Live! $150, $100, $50, $40 7:00 PM On Sale Now 7:00 PM On Sale Now 7:00 PM On Sale Now 7:00 PM On Sale Now On Sale Now 7:00 PM On Sale Now 7:00 PM On Sale Now 7:00 PM On Sale Now On Sale Now ,- �� Rabc � � THEA7 November 1- Taste of Home : $50, $25 November 4 - BCCA: Quattro Call BCCA at 589-2478 for tick November 8 - Bakersfield Syrr $45, $35, $30, $20 November 17 - Beauty and th $62.50, $47.50, $32.50 January 9 - Disney Live:Pirate $55, $32, $23, $18 January 22 - So You Think You C $63, $47, $37