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Home My WebLink About07/11/2008� B A K E R S F I E L D CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable a r and�Cj� Council � �� FROM: Alan Tan , ity anager SUBJECT: Generallnformation 1. Attached is information from the League of California Cities on the current s budget deliberations. The Budget Conference Committee adopted reducti� funding and the elimination of booking fee funding by the state. Both of thE adopted by the State Legislature and Governor, would adversely impact tl elimination of booking fee funding is particularly of concern and could res� exceeding $1 million to the City. There are also continued discussions ab local government revenues, so cities are still potentially at risk. The various appear to be far from a cohesive plan. 2. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, as part of the Isabella Dam Safety S� convened an independent Panel of Experts in Sacramento on June 25tn Corps' studies and findings on the dam. Seismic and soils engineering stuc constructed dams are safe and solid, the concern is the foundation on wh are placed. The Panel felt the studies are progressing and suggested the r to finalize the studies and move into the Alternatives stage — the Corps in� 2008 or early 2009 target period. The Alternatives are the suggested fixe: and each will be required to be studied and be subject to environmental rE meantime, the lake elevation restrictions will remain in place for the foresee assure public safety. 3. Congratulations to the folks in Solid Waste and at our Greenwaste Facility! award recognition from the California Resource Recovery Association I� Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) has chosen the City's P Recycling and Composting Facility to receive the SWANA Excellenc Composting. These awards are further indications that the facility modific2 � i.,.r,.r �..,� .,�oiao� � ot�tc_nf_thc_�rf mnrlal nf Pnvirnnmantal IAA('�P_rS Honorable Mayor and City Council July 11, 2008 Page 2 5. The next float-in movie at McMurtrey Aquatic Center is July 18th at 8:00 p, "The Water Horse". 6. Spray parks at Beale, Jastro, Jefferson, MLK, Planz and Wayside Parks a from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7. The next Kern County Association of Cities meeting will be held on Thursda� 6:30 p.m. at the Rabobank Convention Center Lobby. 8. The annual Kern River Hydrographic report is enclosed. 9. The Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for June 2008 is enclosed. 10.The Streets Division work schedule for the week of July 14t" is enclosed. AT:rs:rk cc: Department Heads Pamela McCarthy, City Clerk Roberta Gafford, Assistant City Clerk Budget Committee Acts on Local Public Safety Funds �eague of Cafifornia Cities '�I� . �'.i1. ... � .. . .,. .. � �.1;..1 . � � � '�'... , .. .:li;� i'.�Si. 1".IJ[�i i{9di .'�P.1 �.j.�li".�'I'1,. �f;f . 2008 Issue #27 �uly 11, 200� HOME COlVTENTS Budget Committee Acts on Local Pubiic Safety Funds Editor's Note The Budget Conference Committee concluded its work during several late night Budget Committee sessions this week and adopted — on party line vote (Democrats supporting- Acts on �ocal Public Republicans opposed) — a package of tax increases as well as additional cuts to Safety Funds state-funded local public safety programs. U.S. Senate Takes Action On Housing Crisis, Energy, Water Conservation Letters of Opposition Needed on Paid Sick Leave Bill Future Funding for Local Streets and Roads Pending Additional Survey Data Cities Would Gain Park Funding With the Passage of AB 32 Find a Bill, Legislators, Leg Committee, or Ask League Leg Staff Citizens Options for Public Safety (COPS)/Juvenile Justice Grant Program: The committee voted to approve funding for these programs at the FY 2005-06 funding level of $100 million for each program ($200 million total). This is less than the FY 2007-08 amount of $119 million each ($238 million total) and the Governor's proposed funding levels for FY 2008-09 of $107 million each ($214.2 million total). Booking Fees: The committee members voted to eliminate funding for Booking Fees ($35 million). They also voted to eliminate state funding for Rural Sheriffs ($18.5 million). After the vote, a Department of Finance representative reminded the committee that the Governor supported Booking Fees funding and later told League staff that retaining local public safety funding remains a high priority for the Governor in the final budget negotiations. League, CSAC and CSDA Ask Legislature and Governor Not to Borrow Local Property Tax or Transportation Funds The League, California State Association of Counties (CSAC) and Special Dis#ricts Association sent a joint letter to the Governor and Legislature this week. The letter expressed appreciation for the fact that neither the Govemor's proposed budget nor the Conference Committee approved budget contains provisions suspending Propositions 1 A(local property taxes) or 42 (transportation funds). The letter reminded recipients that the suspension of constitutional protection of local revenues is an inappropriate means to accomplish a short-term goal at the expense of much-needed long-term stability. The letter is posted on the League's We i. Budget Committee Acts on Local Public Safety Funds restore stability to the state budget over the long term and protect education and other vital state programs. The Democrat revenue-generating proposal includes: $5.6 billion: Raise tax rates for wealthiest Californians by creating new tax brackets (10 and 11 percent) for the highest earnings. The current highest bracket is 9.3 percent. $1.1 billion: Suspend the corporate loss deduction for three years. $470 million: Restore the franchise tax rate from the current amount of 8.8 percent to the 1997 level of 9.3 percent. $215 million: Reduce the dependant income tax exemption for households with an annual adjusted gross income of more than $150,000. $815 miflion: Suspend tax adjustments in specific categories across all income brackets, which would raise income taxes for everyone. $1.5 billion: Waive penalties for late tax payments so individuals and corporations behind on taxes can pay without penalties. Where Things Go From Here As of now, no vote is scheduled for the budget package. It is expected that discussions will increase between legislative leadership and the Governor. It is also not clear whether or not the Republicans will unveil a proposed package of additional cuts. The League will issue budget updates through alerts and Priority Focus. 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Powered by IMNT"^ E-MAIL TO A COLLEAGUE :�� http://www.imakenews.com/priorityfocus/e_artic1e001148046.cfm?x=bd 1 B WMp,b 103hRbV Page 2 of 2 %�11�2��g �� KERN COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF CITIES, ll ARVIN BAKERSFIELD CALIFORN/A c,rY DELANO MARICOPA MCFARLAND RIDGECREST SHAFTER TAFT TEHACHAPI wasco PRES/DENT Cathy L Proui City of Shafter 336 Pacific Ave. Shafter, CA 93263 661-746-5000 YICE PRESIDENT Fren Florez City of Shafter 336 Pacific Ave. Shafter, CA 93263 661-746-5000 Meeting Notice Thursday, July 31, 2008 HOST - City of Bakersfield LOCATION Rabobank Convention Center Lobby 1001 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301 MAP � See attached TIME 6:30 p.m Dinner 7:30 p.m. Meeting PROGRAM Kern Blueprint Program Update SPEAKER Darrel Hildebrand Assistant Director of Kern COG MENU $25.00 Baby Spinach Salad Crimini Mushroom Rice Pilaf Citrus Infused Garlic Green Beans Maple Glazed Chicken RsvP -��'�llJ1�Jf��. J(�� .. . Date: To: From: Subject: J u ly 8, 2008 BAKERSFIELD POLICE MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager W. R. Rector, Chief of Police ��` ' 7 r �- . ��i,`p"�• - � ` J �p,KER. � � � +�. ��'c'�OL \ Y; � � � . � �� ,; ' .ED �ll�- � i 2008 CITY i�� r �qGE:._�S OFFIr.r. --�_ ,,. - Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report I have enclosed the Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for June, 2008. call if you have any questions. WRR/vrf Bakersfield Police Department Gang Unit Monthly Report - June 2008 The following is a compilation of Gang Unit's statistics for the month and year to d� by a detailed list of the Gang Unit's arrests for the month of June. 61 64 6 32 34 12 - •. Felony Arrests Misdemeanor Arrests Felony Warrant Arrests Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Hours In Training Guns Seized Felony Arrests 307 Misdemeanor Arrests 60 Felony Warrant Arrests 159 Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests 460 I FI's 66 Citations 476 , Probation and Parole � Searches 703 Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections 57 Supplemental Reports 80 GeneralOffense Reports Year to Date Statistics January - June 2008 2691 I FI's 314 2753 2714 Citations Probation and Parole Searches Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections 9 Vehicle 386 Patrol C 17 Search � 2 5 6 5 7 1 2008 Sh 2007 Sh 2006 Sh 2005 Sh 2004 Sh 2003 Sh 85 I Vehicle 1752 I Patrol C 39 I Search ' 25 30 26 2008 Sf 2007 sr 2006 Sr CANG UNIT DAILY ACTIVITY 6/1 /08 — Sunday — 1500-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Danny Olivo, 34, 8/20/73, from 118 Emerald Isle Wy, for possession of a stolen vE Jerome Allen, 22, 2/4/86, from the 900 block of Feliz Dr, for gang member carry a weapon, gang member in possession of a loaded firearm, conspiracy and gang pai Tommy Davidson, 23, 2/5/85, from the 900 block of Feliz Dr, for gang member ca concealed weapon, gang member in possession of a loaded firearm, conspiracy ar participation. Michael Beckman, 39, 6/7/68, from 1601 Truxtun Ave, for assault with a deadly w Guns Seized: 08-124408, Serial: NAV25122, Taurus, .45 caliber, semi-auto pistol, from 900 f 08-124408, Serial: RBE8370, Smith and Wesson, .40 caliber semi auto pistol, Feliz Dr 6/2/08 — Monday— 0800-1800 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: , 17, 2/28/91, from Virginia / Quincy St, for possession of a dirk / dac Gun Seized: 08-124687, Serial: 929804, Jennings, .380 caliber, semi-auto pistol, from 114C Hawthorne St. 6/3/08 — Tuesday — 0800-1800 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 6/4/08 — Wednesday — The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 6/5/08 — Thursday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Shawn Thompson, 34, 4/14/74, from the 3000 block of Panama St, for a misdeme (Cited) Gun Seized: 08-127505, Serial: 21548435, Marling Arms, .22 caliber rifle, from 3000 Panam� 6/6/08 — Friday — 0800-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jeffrey Brooks, 27, 4/20/81, from 400 8th St, for a felony warrant. Sterling Edwards, 26, 11/1/81, from 800 4th St, for a felony warrant. Mario Gutierrez, 31, 6/20/76, from the 3100 block of San Dimas St, for a misderne (Cited) Matthew Smith, 20, 4/29/88, from the 5400 block of Fairfax Rd, for discharge of a limits. (Cited) Antonio Ventura, 22, 10/19/85, from Bernard St / Haley St, for a misdemeanor wa Gun Seized: 08-128074, Serial: VS248533, Springfield Arms, .40 caliber, semi-auto pistol, f Panorama / Fairfax 6/7/08 — Saturday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 17, 1/12/91, from the 1300 block of Miller St, for a misdemea Luis Vasquez, 19, 4/12/89, from the 500 block of Eye St, for public intoxication. Adolfo Nunez, 35, 1/30/73, from the 700 bock of 38th St, for public intoxication. Miguel Jimenez, 38, 2/12/70, from the 700 block of 38th St, for felon in possessioi and unlicensed driver. Walter Robinson, 25, 5/26/83, from the 500 block of Eye St, for violation of parole Trayvon Nichols, 21, 5/12/87, from the 5200 block of Yellow Rose Ct, for a misde warrant. (Cited) 6/8/08 — Sunday — 0800-2400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Raoul Hurtado, 27, 5/20/81, from Flower / Owens, for auto theft, possession of a; stop sign violation, possession of burglary tools, possession of paraphernalia and � participation. Julian Ramirez, 28, 6/27/79, from Monterey St / Beale Ave, for driving the wrong � unlicensed driver and no insurance. Anthony Renteria, 21, 7/6/86, from the 3500 block of Ora Vista, for a misdemean� (Cited) 6/9/08 — Monday-1200-2200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Gabriela Reyes, 29, 6/8/78, from the 1600 block of Calcutta Dr, for being an unlicE stop lamp violation and no insurance. Ulysses Salinas, 35, 5/22/72, from S H St / Calcutta, for a misdemeanor warrant. 6/10/08 — Tuesday — 0800-1800 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Cory Pearson, 25, 3/26/83, from S. Chester Ave / Ming Ave, for felon in possessic deceptive ID, forged ID, counterfeit seal and possession of paraphernalia. Brandy Sanders, 23, 11/3/83, from S. Chester Ave / Ming Ave, for forgery, conspi possession of a forged check. Sudie Smith, 41, 1/1/67, from 5612 Kettle Dome St, for felony warrants. 6/11 /08 — Wednesday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Javier Martinez, 37, 12/3/70, from 1121 Pacific St, for possession of narcotics for Gun Seized: 08-132033, Serial: A2794049, Remington, .22 caliber rifle from 1121 Pacific 6/12/08 — Thursdav — 1600-0200 6/13/08 — Friday —1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: . _ 17, 4/3/91, from 901 E. California Ave, for carrying a concealed gang member carry a loaded firearm in public, carrying a concealed loaded non-rec firearm, probationer possess firearm, gang participation and minor possess a firear Gordon Skinner, 19, 11/12/98, from 901 E. California Ave, for possession of a nor firearm, gang member in possession of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, g� participation and conspiracy. 14, 12/10/93, from 901 E. California Ave, for interfering / obstructin , 14, 7/13/93, from 901 E. California Ave, for delaying / obstructing Gun Seized: 08-133770, Serial: 1247941, Astra, .380 caliber semi-auto pistol, from 901 E. C 6/14/08 — Saturday —1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Venton Jones, 41, 8/24/66, from 3400 21 st St, for public intoxication. Orlando Vela, 23, 5/21/85, from 2001 Quincy St, for violation of parole. Michael Carter, 20, 9/7/87, from the 1000 block of Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, for f� possession of ammo, resist / obstruct officers, gang participation, evading, unlicen; reckless driving. 6/15/08 — Sunday — 1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jose Alvarez, 34, 12/19/73, from the 1200 block of Cottonwood Rd, for a felony w, Joshua Nockolls, 20, 6/24/87, from Panama / Gosford, for failure to yield to apprc vehicle and no proof on insurance. (Cited) Elizabeth Boyle, 28, 2/15/80, from the 100 block of Manor St, for possession of p� and misdemeanor warrants. (Cited) 6/16/08 — Monday-1300-0200 Thc C�ann 1 Init arrPCtPri tha fnll Neal McCree, 18, 11/29/89, from 1922 Verbena, for a misdemeanor warrant. Guillermo Vasquez, 32, 6/25/75, from the 2400 block of River Blvd, for being an � driver, no insurance and failure to maintain lighting equipment. Feliz Rocha, 19, 10/8/88, from the 1500 block of Oregon St, for probation violatior Martin Gonzalez, 24, 6/19/83, from Virginia / Quincy, for a misdemeanor warrant. Jorge Vallejo, 34, 6/26/73, from White / Kenny, for possession of a controlled sub inoperable stop lamps and red light violation. Samuel Padilla, 32, 9/18/75, from S. Owens / Gorrill, for a suspended license, no registration not in vehicle and expired tags. (Cited) Juan Vega, 18, 12/19/89, from Leland / Dore, for no front plate and no proof of in� (Cited) Diana Carrillio, 34, 9/13/73, from the 1500 block of Oregon St, for walking on the (Cited) Guns Seized: 08-136323, Serial: M550C, Western Field, .20 gauge shotgun, from 100 Dorrai 08-136323, Serial: AT31937, Harrington & Richardson, .20 gauge shotgun, frc Dorrance 6/17/08 - Tuesday -1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Alfonso Rosique, 45, 5/14/62, from the 1500 block of Gorrill St, for public intoxic� Tommy Nichols, 40, 9/1/67, from 2619 Buck Owens Blvd #118, for possession oi sales. Nathaniel Johnson, 20, 9/27/87, from the 1800 block of White Ln, for no headlarr (Cited) �, 13, 8/29/94, from the 1800 block of White Ln, for no headlamp on helmet. (Cited) James Glass, 23, 4/12/85, from the 1800 block of White Ln, for no headlamp on t 6/18/08 - Wednesday -1600-0200 6/19/08 - Thursday -1600-0200 The Gang Unit Assisted patrol in the arrest and investigation of an assault with a cr an assault with a deadly weapon downtown. The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Carlos Rivera, 19, 2/19/89, from 1601 Planz Rd, for possession of less than 1 oz c (Cited) Paul Diaz, 20, 12/20/87, from S Haley / Potomac, for DUI, unlicensed driver and pc less than 1 oz of marijuana. (Cited) 6/20/08 - Friday -1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: , 15, 3/22/93, from the 1500 block of Sylvia for trespassing and resistin 15, 10/23/92, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew vio , 16, 1/25/92, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew vio 16, 12/16/91, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew �, 17, 11/15/90, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew vio 15, 11/15/92, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing, resisting and curfE �, 17, 12/21/90, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew , 17, 8/29/90, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew violai , 15, 12/23/92, from 1515 Sandra Dr. for resisting arrest, trespass violation and minor with alcohol. , 16, 7/20/91, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew violation. ,, 16, 7/13/91, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew vi� 17, 12/25/90, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew viola . 14, 6/21/94, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew viol� , 17, 8/30/90, from 1515 Sandra Dr, for trespassing and curfew v Pablo Diaz, 18, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) Keeley Chambers, 18, 6/19/90, from 1515 Sylvia, for trespassing. (Cited) Adam Talamantes, 19, 3/6/89, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) Steven Soundara, 18, 8/6/88, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) Johnny Som, 19, 7/17/88, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) Jesse Sandoval, 21, 11/11/86, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) Tohn Amick, 18, 7/27/89, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) Ray Ramirez, 21, 3/18/87, from 1515 Sylvia Dr, for trespassing. (Cited) 6/21 /08 - Saturday -1800-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Anthony Espinoza, 23, 10/3/84, from the 500 block of Union Ave, for a misdeme� Liza Sullivan, 24, 12/29/83, from Truxtun Ave / D St, for speeding (warning). (Cite Marco Alatorre, 18, 2/22/90, from 9th St / K St, for unlicensed driver, no insurancE violation and maintain lights. (Cited) Daryl Blackmon, 49, 7/10/58, from 8th St / N St, for a stop sign violation (warning Alberto Onate, 26, 9/2/81, from Lloyd St / Liggett St, for tinted windows, front side , _ , 16, 1/15/92, from 10th St / K St, for possession of less than 1oz r minor in possession of tobacco. (Cited) John Greasham, 19, 12/13/88, from Panama / Colony, for a red light violation. (C John Dickerson, 27, 6/17/80, from the 1000 block of N St, for pedestrian in the rc (Cited) Thomas Grant, 20, 7/17/87, from 720 Terrace Wy, for fighting in public. (Cited) 6/22/08 - Sunday -1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: _ , 16, 2/10/92, from 1101 E. Belle Terrace, for resist / obstruct offi� intoxication and minor possess ammo. , 15, 2/8/93, from 1101 E. Belle Terrace, for possession of m� 17, 1/16/91, from 1101 E. Belle Terrace, for possession of m Veronica Alcala, 29, 5/2/79, from 3622 K St #1, for resist / obstruct / delay an offic 6/23/08 - Monday-1400-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Kari Johnson, 19, 2/21/89, from the 3400 block of Union Ave, for transportation o� conspiracy. 17, 9/28/90, from the 3400 block of Union Ave, for possession of � possession of tobacco product and possession of less than 1 oz of marijuana. Tyrone Kowalkowski, 20, 8/29/87, from the 3400 block of Union Ave, for posses� ecstasy, possession of ecstasy for sales, transport ecstasy, child endangerment ai Dwayne Taylor, 24, 10/12/83, from the 200 block of Eye St, for assault with a dea glass beer bottle. Tyler Chaidez, 23, 9/19/84, from the 2100 block of S J St, for UTI - CNS stimulant hold. Ron Greasham, 24, 1/9/84, from the 200 block of Eye St, for no front plate, tinted violation and address change. (Cited) Brian Lewis, 31, 9/22/76, from the 100 block of E. Brundage for stop lamp and ch violations. (Cited) Roscoe McClinton, 42, 3/4/66, from Sunshine / Southgate, for no plates. (Cited) Troy Stewart, 19, 2/20/89, from Monterey / Miller, for unlicensed driver, no insurai music. (Cited) Israel Padilla, 18, 11/6/89, from Kincaid St / E 3rd St, for unlicensed driver, failed no proof of insurance. (Cited) Darryl Ford, 54, 9/29/53, from S Union / Watts, for no seatbelt - passenger. (Citec Donald Greasham, 49, 12/10/58, from the 100 block of 4th St, for a misdemeanoi (Cited) 6/25/08 — Wednesday — 1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Erin Peterson, 18, 7/11/89, from 3215 Chester Ave #147, for threats and gang p< Larry Alvarez, 18, 10/30/89, from 3215 Chester Ave, for carrying a loaded firearn member carry a concealed firearm, carry a non-registered firearm, possess a loac a gang member, public intoxication, possession of inethamphetamine, possess a armed, carry a concealed firearm, conspiracy and gang participation. 6/26/08 — Thursday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: ., 14, 5/9/93, from the 1500 block Orange St, for resisting arrest. 6/27/08 — Friday —1800-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Gerardo Romero, 28, 9/7/79, from Watts Dr / Roland St, for possession of a coni substance, transportation and being an unlicensed driver. Leon Browne, 43, 4/15/65, from 505 Union Ave, for possession of paraphernalia� Ruben Garcia, 35, 1/27/73, from the 10 block of H St, for possession of ineth. Nicholas Huerta, 18, 4/14/90, from Texas St / Marsh St, for possession of ineth. Chantainia Herron, 40, 5/21/68, from 2311 Cottonwood Rd, for possession of le; marijuana. (Cited) 6/28/08 — Saturday —1600-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Clifford Richardson, 44, 4/14/62, from 143 1/2 Chester Ave, for possession of and conspiracy. Melody Hopkins, 28, 2/15/80, from 143 1/2 Chester Ave, for possession of rock � conspiracy, loitering for narcotics and false name. Anthony Perez, 39, 5/8/69, from 1616 Brown St, for possession of ineth for sale, meth, possession of drug paraphernalia and gang participation. Javie Alba, 36, 5/21/72, from 1616 Brown St, for violation of parole. Guns Seized: 08-146514, Serial: unknown, unk manufacturer, 12 ga shotgun from Oregon / 08-146398, Serial: unknown, unknown manufacturer, 12 ga shotgun from 121 6/29/08 — Sunday —1600-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Roberto Alvarez, 22, 1/15/86, from 1231 Quincy St, for possession of a dangerou possession of a weapon with intent to assault. Benjamin Martinez, 46, 5/7/62, from 1231 Quincy St, for possession of a dangerc and possession of a weapon with intent to assault. Sonny Cabe, 20, 10/18/87, from the 1200 block of Quincy St, for public intoxicatio Roberto Ordonez, 23, 5/22/85, from the 1200 block of Quincy St, for public intoxic , 15, 8/10/92, from the 1100 block of Fargo St, for resisting an offi� participation. . �, 15, 9/19/92, from E. California Ave / Fargo, for resisting arrest an participation. , 17, 7/21/90, from E. California Ave / Fargo, for resisting arrest participation. Rickey Henderson, 23, 2/2/85, from Calloway / Stockdale Hwy, for DUI / Resistin officers and red light violation. (Cited) 6/30/08 — Monday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Paqe 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEK OF JULY 14— JULY 18, 2008 Resurfacinq/Reconstructinq streets in the followinq areas: Preparing streets for reconstruction in the area between Sage Drive & White Lan of Wilson Road extension and in the area between Park Drive & Morning Drive, t Avenue & Niles Street. Streets Division crews are currently workinq on the followinq miscellaneou projects: 1. Mill Creek Project 2. Aera Park Project Median island installation on Calloway Drive between Rosedale Highway � Meacham Road. Street sealing in the area between Panorama Drive and 178 Highway, Mt. Vernon Avenue and Morning Drive. Cleaning the City Lot located between "S" Street and Union Avenue, South of Ra tracks. Installing a turning lane from east bound Truxtun Avenue into the City Corporatio Paqe 2 of 2 STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Mondav, Julv 14, 2008 Between Wilson Road and Panama Lane, So."H" Street and Union Aven� Tuesday, JuIY 15, 2008 Befinreen Wilson Road and Stine Road, Ming Avenue to White Lane. Befinreen District Boulevard and Panama Lane, Gosford Road to Ashe Rc Ashe Road and Stine Road; Panama Lane, north to the railroad tracks. Cul-de-sac between Manley Court and Chris Court, north of Angela Way. Wednesday, Julv 16, 2008 Between White Lane and Panama Lane, Buena Vista Road to Old River I Befinreen Old River Road and Gosford Road, White Lane to Pacheco Ro� Between College Avenue and Willis Avenue, Morning Drive to Park Drive Thursdav, Julv 17, 2008 Between Stockdale Highway and White Lane, Gosford Road to Ashe Ro� Between Ming Avenue and White Lane, Ashe Road to Wilson Road. Friday, July 18, 2008 Between Stockdale Highway and Ming Avenue, Allen Road to Old River f Between Old River Road and Gosford Road, Ming Avenue and White Lar Between Brundage Lane and E. Belle Terrace, Union Avenue to Cottonw Befinreen Union Avenue and Cottonwood Road, Casa Loma Drive to Wat�