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Home My WebLink About06/10/2011�� ... ... .... •� � . � f TO: Honorable Mayor and City Co c� FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager SUBJECT: General information M�scellaneous News • Bakersfield is now the 51 St largest City in the United States per the CE latest list of U.S. Cities with over 100,000 people. For perspective, 347,483 residents, has a larger population than New Orleans, Honol� Louis, Pittsburgh and Buffalo. In 1990 Bakersfield was the 67th largest � based on population. Please see the enclosed list. • The City officially opened Greystone Park on Tuesday of this wee second facility opening we have held in two weeks! Hundreds of kids their first weeks of summer at the new park during the ribbon cutting < park is located on 8 acres adjacent to Fire Station # 14. The amen firefighter-themed spray park, basketball courts, restroom, playgro picnic area, energy saving LED walkway and a parking lot off of N Please see the enclosed pictures. • The Bakersfield Police Department was recently awarded 1 St place by Highway Patrol and California Office of Traffic Safety for their partic 2010 California Law Enforcement Challenge. The California Law Challenge is a competition between similar size and types of law agencies. It recognizes and rewards the best overall traffic safet� California for each calendar year. In addition to this award, the Bak Department was also recognized in the special awards categories Technology. Please see the enclosed news release and award inform< • I will be taking four vacation days - Thursday, June 16th through Tues< During my absence Rhonda Smiley will be in charge and the officE contact information. Honorable Mayor and City Council General Information June 10, 201 1 Page 2 Redevelopment News ✓ We have learned of another elimination proposal being floated in k the State Legislature in recent days. A two-bill strategy has been legislative staff that essentially would eliminate redevelopment a exempt agencies from elimination if they make payments to local s time no bill has been introduced and no bill language is available. Recreation and Parks News ❖ City pools opened for the 201 1 Summer Season today. Recreation swii during the foilowing hours: o Silver Creek Pool: Monday - Friday: 1- 4 p.m.; Saturday & Sunda� o McMurtrey, Jefferson, and MLK: Monday - Sunday: 1- 5 p.m. ❖ Movies-in-the-Park continues tonight at Bright House Networks Amph Park at River Walk with Yogi Bear as the featured movie. The movie w It is a great, free family event and picnic baskets are permitted; allowed. ❖ Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks are playing at the Bright House Networks on Saturday, June 1 1 th at 8:00 p.m. Picnic baskets permitted and a will be sold onsite for wine and beer. Tickets are $10.00 each purchased onsite. ❖ Beale Band concerts continue each Sunday evening in June with m Bakersfield Symphony. Pre-show starts at 7:15 p.m. with local talent p� to the free concert. ❖ Mesa Marin will host an ASA men's tournament with over 40 teams this Budqet News ♦ Modesto: City Council members voted Tuesday to approve a$336 for Modesto, marking the fifth consecutive year of spending cuts. ThE eliminates about 27 staff positions to help close a$9.7 million general the result of weak sales tax and property tax revenues. Honorable Mayor and City Council General Informa�ion June 10, 201 1 Page 3 Reports For your information, we enclose the following information: ➢ The Streets Division work schedule for the week beginning June 13th; ➢ Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Rehousing Update AT:rs:ch cc: Department Heads Roberta Gafford, City Clerk ;[�1i1� City 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 State 1 New York New York 2 Los Angeles California 3 Chicago Illinois 4 Houston _ Texas 5 Philadelphia Pennsylvania --- --- -----_ _ _ . _ __— _ .----- 6 Phoenix Arizona 7 San Antonio Texas 8 San Diego California 9 Dallas Texas 10 San Jose California 11 Jacksonville Florida 12 Indianapolis[g] Indiana 13 San Francisco California 14 Austin Texas 15 Columbus Ohio 16 Fort Worth Texas 17 Charlotte North Carolina 18 Detroit Michigan 19 EI Paso Texas 20 Memphis Tennessee 21 Baltimore Maryland 22 Boston Massachusetts 23 Seattle Washington 24 Washington District of Columbia 25 Nashville [g] Tennessee 26 Denver __ ___ Colorado 27 Louisville [g] Kentucky 28 Milwaukee Wisconsin Population 8,175,133 3,792, 621 2,695,598 2,099,451 ,..___ 1,526,006_ 1,445,632 1,327,407 1,307,402 1,197,816 945,9�2 821,784 820,445 805, 235 790,390 787,033 741,206 731,424 713,777 649,121 646,889 620,961 617,594 608,660 - _.. 601, 723 601,222 600,158 597,337 594,833 Rank City 34 Fresno 35 Sacramento 36 Long Beach 37 Kansas City 38 Mesa 39 Virginia Beach [e] 40 Atlanta 41 Colorado Springs 42_ Omah 43 Raleigh 44 Miami 45 Cleveland 46 Tulsa 47 Oakiand 48 Minneapolis 49 Wichita 50 Arlington � g � s�� ; �, �.� � . . ` �a, 52 New Orleans 53 Honolulu [b] 54 Anaheim 55 Tampa 56 Aurora 57 Santa Ana 58 St. Louis [d] 59 Pittsburgh 60 Corpus ChrlSti 61 Riverside 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 State California California California Missouri Arizona Virginia Georgia Colorado Nebraska North Carolina Florida Ohio Oklahoma California Minnesota Kansas Texas £��€�a.�.8 x ais:��' Louisiana Hawaii California Florida Colorado California Missouri Pennsylvania Texas California Population 494,665 466,488 462,257 459,787 439,041 437,994 420,003 416,427 408,958 403,892 399,457 396,815 391,906 390,724 382,578 382,368 365,438 � �� : r<.3�� s�, � . ,�, 343,829 337,256 336,265 335,709 325,078 324,528 319,294 305,704 305,215 303,871 Rank � City 67 St. Paul _ 68 Newark 69 Greensboro 70 Buffalo 71 Plano 72 Lincoln 73 Henderson 74 Fort Wayne 75 Jersey City 76 St. Petersburg 77 Chula Vista 78 Norfolk [e] 79 Orlando 80 Chandler 81 Laredo 82 Madison 83 ;Winston-Salem ------- ---r.. _ - -- 84 Lubbock 85 Baton Rouge _ �-- - --- -- 86 �Durham ____ _ __ 87 Garland 88 Glendale 89 Reno 90 Hialeah 91 Chesapeake [e] 92 Scottsdale 93 North Las Vegas 94 Irving 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 State Minnesota New Jersey __ North Carolina N ew York Texas Nebraska Nevada Indiana New Jersey Florida California Virginia Florida Arizona Texas Wisconsin North Carolina _ Texas Louisiana North Carolina _ Texas Arizona Nevada Florida Virginia Arizona Nevada Texas Population 285,068 277,140 269,666 261,310 259,841 258,379 257,729 253, 691 247,597 244,769 243,916 242,803 __--- 238,300-- 236,123 236,091 233,209 229,617 229,573 229,493 228,330 _ 226,876 226,721 225,221 224,669 222,209 217,385 216,961 216,290 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 Rank � City 100 Spokane 101 Gilbert 102 Arlington [c] 103 Montgomery -.. _._. ___ ..... _ _ - --- -- 104--- Boise ------ 105 Richmond [e] 106 Des Moines 107 Modesto 108 Fayetteville 109 Shreveport 1 10 Akron 111 Tacoma 112 Aurora 113 Oxnard 114 Fontana 1_15___ Yonkers 1 16 Augusta [g] 1 l 7 , Mobile 1 18 Little Rock 1 19 Moreno Valley 120 Glendale 121 Amarillo 122 Huntington Beach 123 Columbus 124 Grand Rapids 125 Salt Lake City 126 Tallahassee 127 Worcester State Washington Arizona Virginia Alabama Idaho Virginia I owa California North Carolina Louisiana Ohio Washington Illinois California California New York Georgia Alabama Arkansas California California ,Texas California Georgia Michigan Utah Florida Massachusetts Population 208,916 208,453 207, 627 205,764 __ 205,671 204,214 203,433 201,165 200, 654 199,31 1 199,1 10 198,397 197,899 197,899 196,069 195,976 195,844 195,1 1 1 193,524 193,365 191,719 190,695 189,992 189,885 188,040 186,440 181,376 181,045 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 Rank � City 133 Grand Prairie 134 Brownsville 135 Jackson 136 Overland Park 137 Garden Grove 138 Santa Rosa 139 Chattanooga 140 Oceanside 141 Fort Lauderdale 142 Rancho Cucamonga 143 Port St. Lucie 144 Ontario 145 Vancouver 146 Tempe 147 Springfield 148 Lancaster 149 Eugene 150 Pembroke Pines 1 S 1 Salem 152 Cape Coral 153 Peoria 154__ Sioux Falls 155 Springfield 156 Elk Grove 157 Rockford 158 Palmdale 159 Corona 160 Salinas State Texas Texas Mississippi Kansas ___ California California Tennessee California Florida California Florida California Washington Arizona Missouri California Oregon Florida Oregon Florida Arizona _ South Dakota _ Massachusetts California Illinois California California California Population 175,396 175,023 173,514 173,372 170,883 167,815 167, 674 167,086 165,521 165,269 164,603 163,924 161,791 161,719 159,498 156,633 156,185 154,750 154,637 154,305 154,065 153,888 153,060 153,015 152,871 152,750 152,374 150,441 Rank City 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 State 166 Torrance California 167 Syracuse New York 168 Bridgeport Connecticut 169 Hayward California 170 Fort Collins Colorado 171 Escondido California 172 Lakewood Colorado 173 Naperville Illinois 174 Dayton Ohio 175 Hollywood Florida 176 Sunnyvale California 177 Alexandria [f] Virginia 178 Mesquite Texas 179 Hampton [f] Virginia 180 Pasadena California 181 Orange California 182 Savannah 183 Cary 184 Fulierton 185 Warren 186 Clarksville 187 McKinney 188 McAllen 189 New Haven 190 Sterling Heights 191 West Valley City _ 192 Columbia 193 Killeen Georgia North Carolina California Michigan Tennessee Texas Texas Connecticut Michigan Utah South Carolina - . ---- -- _ Texas Population 145,438 145,170 144,229 144,186 143,986 143,91 1 142,980 141,853 141,527 140,768 140,081 139,966 139,824 137,436 137,122 136,416 136,286 135,234 135,161 134,056 132,929 131,1 17 129,877 129,779 129,699 129,480 129,272 127, 21 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 Rank City State 199 Waco Texas 200 Hartford Connecticut 201 Visalia California 202 Gainesville Florida 203 Simi Valley California 204 Stamford Connecticut 205 Bellevue Washington 206 Concord California 207 Miramar Florida 208 Coral Springs Florida 209 Lafayette Louisiana 210 Charleston South Carolina 211 Carrollton Texas 212 Roseville California 213 Thornton Colorado 214 Beaumont Texas 215 Allentown Pennsylvania 216 Surprise Arizona 217 Evansville Indiana 218 Abilene Texas 219 Frisco Texas 220 Independence Missouri 221 Santa Clara California 222 Springfield Illinois 223 Vallejo California 224 Victorville California 225 Athens [g] Georgia _ _ 226 Peoria lllinois Population 124,805 124,775 124,442 124,354 124,237 122,643 122,363 122,067 122,041 121,096 120,623 120,083 1 19,097 1 18, 788 1 18,772 1 18,296 1 18,032 117,517 1 17, 429 1 17,063 1 16,989 1 16,830 1 16,468 1 16, 250 1 15,942 1 15,903 1 15,452 1 15,007 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 Rank City State Population 232 Downey California 1 1 1,772 233 Midland Texas 1 1 1,147 234 Norman �klahoma 110,925 235 Waterbury _ Connecticut 110,366 236 Costa Mesa California 109,960 237 Inglewood California 109,673 238 Manchester New Hampshire 109,565 239 Lansing Michigan 109,563 240 Murfreesboro Tennessee 108,755 241 Columbia Missouri 108,500 242 Elgin Illinois 108,188 243 Clearwater Florida 107,685 244 Miami Gardens Fiorida 107,167 245 Rochester Minnesota 106,769 246 Pueblo Colorado 106,595 247 Lowell Massachusetts 106,519 248 Wilmington North Carolina 106,476 249 Arvada Colorado 106,433 250 Ventura California 106,433 251 Westminster Colorado 106,114 252 West Covina California 106,098 253 Gresham Oregon 105,594 254 Fargo North Dakot _ 105,549 255 Norwalk California 105,549 256 Carlsbad California 105,328 257 Fairfield California 105,321 258 Cambridge Massachusetts 105,162 259 Wichita Falls Texas 104,553 Rank City 2010 CENSUS US CITIES OVER 100,000 265 Murrieta California 266 Burbank California 267 Palm Bay Florida 268 I Everett 269 Flint 270 Antioch 271 Erie 272 South Bend 273 Daly City 274 Centennial 275 ITemecula State Washington Michigan California Pennsylvania Indiana California Colorado California Population 103,466 103,340 103,190 103,019 102, 434 102,372 1O1,786 101,168 101,123 100,377 100,097 Notes _ _____ _ _ __ __ _. �. " Towns in f�ew �nc�land, while incorporated on a level similar to cities in other states, are considered €r�inc�� civil diuisior Census Bureau and are not included in its list of incorporated places. A detailed discussion on this subject can be founc Er�gEand tot�rn'�t;ens�,s treatsr�� of t�~e Nev�f E€�gl�nd tov�n svstem. b. ^� b H��vaii has no incorporated municipalities other than the City aric� Cat�rtty of �[onol�al��, which actuaily includes the enti of C}ahi�. In accordance with Hawaiian law, the U.S. Census Bureau defines the state's "cities" and "towns" as censE�s-de piaces (CDPs). The Census Bureau defines Honolulu CDP as the portion of the City and County that is coextensive with the District of Honolulu. Honolulu CDP is what is generally thought of as the "city" of Hcnalia€�a, and its population is used here and population comparisons. If the entire population of the City and County were included, Honolulu would place 12th on the list ak a 2009 estimated population of 907,574.�''� c. ^�� Arriir�c�fr�n GDP, Vir�i� �:a, is coextensive with Arlington County. Virq:nia law forbids the creation of cities in counties � 1,000 people per square mile, which Arlington County exceeds. Thus, the entire county is considered by the Census Burea� CDP. While not incorporated as a municipality, Arlington is included in the Census Bureau's annual list of incorporated place retained in the above list. d. ^`� ��iaiti��nare; and �t. L�u�s are i€icf:;penc�er�t citFes that are not a part of any particular ca«nty. e. ^`' �° d Cities in Virgir�ia, excepting Ar1i��iytan, are all indepen�ent cities that are not a part of any particular courT!y. f. ^�� Cities in Vir�inia (continued), excepting RrGnqtan, are all indepee��nY cities that are not a part of any particular co.anty g ^`� b`��' ]r�diar�apolis, lndiar;a; Louisviile, Ker�i�cl�}�; Nash�i[le, Tenr�2ssee; Augusia, Ceargia; and Georgia are consolidate� r..ity—caunfiies. The population given is for the entire city, excluding other incor�soraied places lying w county limits. (See Indiar;�r oiis {baEance}, [ndiar�a; L�uisv�lE� —�1�fterson Coi�r�ty (ba€ance}, Kent��cky; and Nas}�villp--C ibalance}; Ter�n�ss�e). As of 2009, the consolidated populations of these city-counties including other incorporated placE respectively: 890,879;�` 721,594; "' 635,710;�'� 199,768;�'� and 116,342.�''� � •� � V O � r �O N . � � L � 0. _ � � 0 � � � � 0 4 � ' � ._�:� �� t;1'� +A• °S i .: ` �` � �: i .�et°Y�� i, f�_. �� },�� `� . � �� i� �- �a�' S .: _ - �ti �� r a�,,� ��.. �`�.:..:. ....._�� .� �� r R�Y, . _ ,�� "�2�.... ' � 'qtti �� a.�:._ .. ' • ,�_ �- �;. r� �: fr 3a"3 � � >_x �� . - - � �,�� .. 3, �� :M1�w �: �� .�.' :� , `�r � .,.� •s -"ac � � .. � -. ,� ^. � . .. •r,� , ' � � .� ��r < �; � °`� � .,,s. . !6 � W� * � ..i_ sf ��.. ��.�� ' �,` I �Yy!� ' '�� , � � i t � � Y . . . �'K .� � �: . �.`�'� : � � _� ��. f� � , � , � �� z� .. ; ;;:,> _ -��' ,� � �'` '�'�* K� �� .�. ; � L'�Y '�. ` . � � +� '�c � �-r�` �� s�.r .ur. � '`�`� /7 �- �:;:� � �.�` �� .�� ° � �;� � , .� � �. ._ df� �` �.`-r ✓ � �. ' ,' � '� � � `d � �� ' i ` �'' � - � . ��b .°i � . �.�� ..ie � ii;�'l� BAKERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT 1601 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA (661) 326-3815 PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 7, 201� The Bakersfield Police Department was recently awarded place by the California Highway Patrol and California Offi of Traffic Safety for their participation in the 2010 Califorr Law Enforcement Challenge. The Bakersfield Police Department competed in the category of allied agencies � a compliment of sworn officers between 250-500. The California Law Enforcement Challenge is a competiti between similar size and types of law enforcement agenc It recognizes and rewards the best overall traffic safety programs in California for each calendar year. The National Law Enforcement Challenge program, the model for the California Law Enforcement Challenge, is financed through a grant awarded to the International Association o� Chiefs of Police (IACP) by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). IACP & NHTSA believe an increase in traffic enforcement in a community results in a decrease in injury and fatal motoi The competition is a way for law enforcement agencies tc increase their attention to traffic safety. It provides opportunities for public recognition of exemplary progra� such as the Bakersfield Police Department's award winni teen prevention program "A Life Interrupted." It promote: incentives for continuing traffic safety activities and documentation of agency effectiveness that can be used future grant proposals. In addition to this award, the Bakersfield Police DepartmE was also recognized in the special awards categories for Innovated Technology. To learn more about the California Law Enforcement Challenge log onto www.chp.ca.gov. 4�'��$ s� i�� ,�life��r� ��v�r �'�a%a��s�r�t ��,��a�� T��e Ca�ifr�rnia Lav� Enforcem��f �haller�ge is a competitic�r� bei��e� sir�ila� �i�z�s and t�r�es a� lau �nforc�ment �g�r�ci�s. 1� re��gni�es and r��rard� ti�e be�t averali tr�fiffc s�fety prograr�s in C�Ei�or Th� areas �f conceniratian incluc�� effort� ta �n�nrc� i�ws and educ�te tl�e pubiic abo�t occupa�i prr�tectic�n, im�aired t�ri�,�ing. and s�eedinc�. Age�tcies strbmi� an ap�9ica�ion tusuaEay �� a three rir�g pr��enta�tc�r€ l�ind�r) �vhich docum�nts th�ir e�fort� and effiectivene�s in these areas. �'he winning safet� proc�r�rns are tha�e tl��t cornbine c�fficer tr�ir�ir�g, publi� inforrn�ti�n and enforeemer�� o red crashes and injuries uvi�hi�r it� juri�diciion. �a��r t�� '� ��s� �fs � ��s�" €�e� t�a�� ' i�e Na�ionai i.�vu En�o� �ement Chall�ng� �ro�ram, fih�e rr�odei �or the C�lifornia �a� Enfiorc�rr�er�t C�aallenge, is �nanced fhrQUgh a gr$r�� awarded to th� ini�rr�ational �ssoci-ation af �I�iefs af P�sl'sc� (iACP) !by �he Nati�n�l Higi�vuay Traffic S�f�t�,�dmir�isfration ��HTSl�)- =AGP � �iHTSA ��lieve ar ir�crease in ira�fic en�o�cem�rt# in a communi�y r�sc�lts in a decreas� in rnoto� veh��le �r�sh��, inju and ��talities a��d they i�ave tt�� st�c�ies ta �r�ve it! �n f��t, no �inge� r�ther pro�ram or str��gy �rvor as ��v�il a� law enfc�rcerrr�nt €n makir�g �h� ro�ds sai�r. Thi� �,r�+�rarn compl�m�n�s a(� t�e other tra and p�blic infc�rmation �rogram� fh�f i�l�-iT�A rJr�e� tc� �rornc��e traffic ��f�ty Th� i�CP beli�v�s or �he best ways ta prc�rr�rr�t�, b�ild, a�d in�rease p�articipatit�n in �he national prograrn is tc� estabfish � Challer�ge pro�rams, like ghe �alifornia Law �nfo�cem�nt Ch�l(enge. This wa� a state can conduc c�vur� �rc�yrarrt artc# ti��n fc�rwarc� the ap�.�lications to iAG� to inciude in t�re natia�a9 competitian. I�t Cali�orr�� ,��re �alifcrrni� t��ice �f Tra�ic S�fefiy (C7TS� awards a grani ta �he Ca(ifarni� �9ighway F (CHP} vv}�ich �9l�ws i`or fh� �drr�inistr�t6csn af the prograrr�. Th�r� are c�rr�nily t�n �t�te� ihat h�ue cor�patible st�t� �ro�r�ms. #�tra�#'s ia� rt �crr y��sa� �s��rs��? �"he cornoetitic�n is � frfen�9y� w�y for i�w enforcement �gencies to incr�ase th�ir �tten�ion t� fir�fiec safety, 1� provid�� c�p�artun�ties for public r�cagnifion af e�cemp(ary pr�grarns (e.g., �&ifty Fifty�, ir�c�nti�e far cor�tinuin� tr�ffc s�f�fy �ci€vitf�s, �an� dacurnent�tion of ager��y effecti�aen�� tt�at ca used in f�rtu�e gr�r�t propos�ls. Every agency dc�es sorn� trafFic safet� programs, �o p�rticipatican c r�at req�ire e�tra commitme��i on �nyone's part. Nier�el� docurn�:nting curr�n� acti�rity 1�as �roducec rr��ny winners. T�is documentatian c�an help prnvide accc�unt�b�lity and prove �h� value of a strant traffi�e pragram. Bei�g ih� winner brings a great dea( a� pt�sitive �tierttia� to a department, benefit� budget time anc! enh�nces a� ag�ncy's reputation as a dep�rim�nt wl�ich is "tcaug�, �n crime" �+e� pric�ri�i��s trafi�ic safefiy. F�r�varding � car�plete su�mis�ic�� tc� the �Hp's 5�ecia9 �roj�c�s Seciit�n i� tak�s f�r �n ac�enc� �fl be ��tered i� b��h the ��€ifarni� �.a�v Enf�rc�m�nf Cl�all�nge �nd the �latic�n�( Law �nforc�m�nt �hallen��. ��r �� €� �,��ti��c�r�� `��c��' /� ��C3�� i?� �Cc'3�iC Sr��G�� t�3X�3�.°.I�S �1'f)C7i c'�CtOSra $�i� GOLIit�� dUi�� ('£.'Vl�'F1V E.�.,Cil r'��1j771lCc"�tlflli r�Tlt�' �SStt�il �C based on the �r�t�ria. ,�fter the judg�nr�, the scores ar� averaged �nd � fin�l �cr�re is �ssi�ned. Aft� of fihe applic�tions �re scor�d, the �g�ncies �re r�n€.ed in theit c�tcgorics. !'aa, rrrinimum cf �0 p�int �llL�ST b� earned to rec�iv� �n �vvard Th�r� m�y be �a�e�ori�s stv��:re �o ��ivards �nriil be present� due t� either � lack af �ntries or not er�ough a�en�ies achi�vrng a rninEr�ur� sccrre. A!� judges �re ��pendent rnembers o� t�� i�� enforc�mertt commur�ii;�, �ublic saf�i�, and carpora#� partners v� h�ve d�monstr�t�d �dvanc� knav�l�dge vf higt�wa�r safety intti�tives. The ta� thre� +�vinners in each category will re�eive av�ards for their highway�saf�ty �ffo�ts. Enfor�errent Ct�alEerrge for ihe �ery �ir�� fime. �[1 �nt�i�s, reg�rdi��s oi cat�gc�ry, vuiil k�e consir�ered. � ��i�� P'��e�g�� : ,��enci�s will t�e j�dg�� #heir �fifiorts to pr�rno��e �nd �nforce child p�sseng�r safety r�strai�t laws in their cr�mrrta�r�ities. � i��up�rt� �rc��rsr�: A��encies wiii be judged fQr ihis spe�i�l a+rvard b�s�d �n tl��ir n�t�ble efforts #t� pramofie �nd en��r�e o�cu�ant prat�ctian (�ws. � 8�p��r�d 8�ri�3�s� �vrr��: Ag�ncE�s will �� judged fi�r khi� ��ecial �vu�r� b��s�� or� their nof�ble efforts to d�t��t �nd �ppr�hend im��i�ed drive��. ��p��d ��: Agencies w�!! be judg�d for t9�€s sp�cia� a�rard on �heir nofiabi� effo�cs to adciress the probiem �f speedir��. ��+��r�a�� ,i�c'�c�� °��r��ra: Ag�nc��s rn�ill be j�dg�d i�r this sp�c��[ av�arc� ba��d on tk��i� notabl� ��r�s f� a�idr�s� the �robkern of underage drinkir�g anc� imp�ired driving b� tt�os� under the IegaA drir�king a�e. � Gc�,�cra��€c��'� C�i�re�°�li' ��if�r�� i� Tr��ic ��t� ,A��rd: This �pe��al a�uard wiil be �re�ented an�ital(y ta th� i�v� er�f�r�err�eni ag��cy vv�tf� the mo�t cc�mpr��er��iv� tr�fifi� s�fe#� nr�qr�m. �li ��r�c�� nte��c! in fh� 2�p9 ��9ifin�ni� � ��r �r?fc?rc�rrye�t �h�lle��e vviii be =��w��i�.i�r�� w�r t;;... �;,�t,�r�. 8a �i $"r`��'1� '.l�€�'t��x 3��€�a.'tii��"�. f"`vG�`�f'. �,.liw�`. �hf;3l 4�%�a 3l:ii�C�a'.L� �{�3.` S� i!`'', "'�s.3�-w'.:,.i+',%. � CW:'��'1 i.� �.?'s.':�"'�d *w1'•. 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Judg�s will r�vie�v each t�r�e u�in� �he f�[l�vuing cri�eri�� i��i�� rr��t:� (�� rs��t�j .� C3�fiicer ��Ifi t�se pal icy ._, �rtft�rc�rnenfi G�idefin�� (B�Its} _, Enforcement �uid�lines (�pee�i) :., �nfiorcerr��n� G�ic�ef:nes (DUIJI) {r�cl�d� th�s� paii�ies in ihe entry pa�ket. En:f�rcement �uid�tines inciude �p�r�tion p3a�s for che�ckpoir�f� �nd radar-seiect"r�re enforcerrerrt activitie�. �� '��n� {2� ��ir�i��j Ju�ge� v+�ili ct�r�sfd�r �he r�umf�er �f ��ficer� tr�i�ed ir� th� t��e� �arg�t �re�s, t�v�rai! tr�in€n� rec anc� th� typ� of #�-air�i�g c�r�t�u�ted ar�dlnr ��iv�� d�rin� �h� pa�� ye�r. Ju�g�s �+iil ��ses� fh� �yp�s and e��ent of tr�inir�g, i�c��fi�� i�ic�r� ('�� s�i�� Ad�iiion�i p�ints are �v��rd�d for �C�ncies thafi r��ard r��ficers �or a job we91 eione �nd c€ti�ene pr�ctice �a�e dri�tinc�. R�war�s �nd inceniiv�s �re important eierne�t� in lc�tir�g �ec�pi� �nt��nr th �r�ffi� ��fety is � p�tai`ity� in the cammuntty ar�d th� ag�ncy. Up tC� 5 pe�ints r�ifl �� vv�rt�ed it� ei of tih� f�al!�swing �r�as: .-. Partic�pati�n in �a�red by �h� ��ItC,��rba� programs (�fate, 3taca[; or I�L�P Saved by the Bei ._ aecr�gnifi�n rrf t�t�ic�rs fc�r [�U1 enforcement . Rec��n�tior� �fi c�f��rs for S�p�ed Enforc�merrt `J `�C1Lii }��i'�ICI��)C3i"� 9�1 i�1��10€'ic�l' �C'tf�ltJi 1UC�1 1�liC'J�JI�IZB�IC�fi �'t%�t185 {��IC� i� a€' rilC�(��, B�C.) �'��ii� �r��e��r��a� �r�� i��tio� ��0 p€��a�� The �uEk af �h� pc�inis �r� giv�n ba�,�d an ef�art� f�a pr�mxate #h� i�su�s af oc�up�r�fi pr�t��ion im��ir�d driving, and speed enfor�et�enY. :°� F�ravide a�rief narr�iive c�� a�tivi�ies your d�p�rtment has under��ken durin� the �r��iou� to pro�rt�ie ��at bel�t & c�ild safety se�t �rse, to d�ier imp�ired �riving. �ne€ t� reduce spee rel�ted' crashe� i� y�ur �o�munify �n�i in yo�r ag�r�cy. _ 9r�clude copies of �res� reteases, public s�r�ice �r�naunc�rr�er�� ripts, n�vus;a�er �rtici�: phnt�graphs o� prc�rnation�i ev�r�ts, proclamations, r��wsletters and print�d rnateri�Js. .: I�(7 �JC�7 ser�� handc�uts and pr�moiion�i r�naterials. � �If�o av�s invoived in effecf�ve �arfir�erships in yo�r communi�y ��ifih busin�ss�s, oth�r a��n�ies, �iv�ic ��c��p�, or ju�g�s? V�ihat uva� th�ir rale in y��r �rc��ram? _. �'icture� in��r�ed among th� descriptior� of t�� prc�r�r�m wiil %elp the judge� fc� �n�i�ia� yt�� eff�rt�. ., �C� �d�7'� sen� vide�� c�f y�rur med:ia c�a�erag� af ti�e ever�t5. tnst��c�, s�e��ribe i�� acti�+iti� ar�d dcacumer�# rt�vrrs co�erage by the numb�r of broadc��ts, the n�m��r nf �t��ion� or the arnourst of airt:ime devoted t� your pr�gram. ., !f you indicate on �h° applicaiion thai yc�� ccorrjp(ish�d Fh�se t�sks, s#�c��rv Y�re jtadges hav� �nrhen �au did �hes� activities. .3u��e� �vill loo�. at the �hree areas in fhis c�ieg�ry and can�i�er t�e rtur�ber of a�ficers in th� �gency artd aw�rd pain�s based on th� con��cts per �ffic�r. ��r��e�s ��Q p�i'��) Judg�s vuil6 c�nsider the safety� k�el# us�ge rat�s f�r pre- ar�d pc�st-pro�r�rrt �cti�eiii�s, as v�e1E as per��nf ofi �lcohod�invc�l��d crash�s and sp�ed-relate� cr�shes. �ra��i�;�r c�� b�i��c�r� �� €i�� Juc�ges vuifl considen c��w uv�ll the submis�ic�r� is or�a�izet�, a� we1( as �f an�' h�v� much �xtr� �i t�ken !� pr�p�rinr� thC �ubrrti�si�rt. �urth�r �an�i��ions irtcfud� ;�he��rer a!� �he inf�rma��n � pra�vid�d �rt�i wE��th�r t�e su��rrissiran w�s cr��tive. �� videos wil! be ac��pted. �nly �� Qne-incF� bsn��r vUili be a�cepte�. 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The budget plan eliminates about 2� staff positions to help close a$9.� million general fund shortfall, the result of weak sales tax and property ta�c revenues. The council decided to spare several positions over concerns that proposed cuts were too deep. Fourteen of the staff positions are filled and 13 are vacant positions that won't be funded. Mayor Jim Ridenour said the city still is in a better position than some communities in the Central Valley. "We are still in better condition than some of our neighboringcities," he said, referring to thesevere financial troubles of Stockton and Chowchilla. The city will fund the salary and benefits for two employees who work at the McHenry Museum and McHenry Mansion, without requiring nonprofit support groups to raise money to cover the cost. � � �� '� 1 � � ,_� _.u...� ,�, F � .: �. . The e�chibit coordinator and administrative assistant were threatened with losing their jobs in Ridenot released in May. But museum supporters told the city that losing the employees would result in fewer activities. 'To fund the positions casting $102,000, about $62,00o will be taken from the City Council's budget a� other sources. Officials also said grants have been secured to spare two senior planners from the budget ax. Brent Sinclair, director of economic and community development, said the planners are needed to wo development efforts and the city's plan for complying with the Americans With Disabilities Act. Part of the funding for one planner will come from the council's approval of $ioo,000 to work on eco: development. City Manager Greg Nyhoff said $50,00o will help pay for the planner position. The rem a real estate consultant to work with employers interested in Modesto. The budget cuts will take their biggest toll on the Fire Department, which is losing eight positions, mai retirements. The reductions will require one engine company to be taken out of service. In addition, the city won't replace four police officers who left in the past year. The Modesto Bee � Modesto's spending plan eliminates 27 staffpositions http://www.modbee.com/2011/06/07/v-prindl The association says the dispute ultimately was settled in 2004 with the city agreeing to transfer $378 the entire amount was repaid with interest. Because of budget woes, the city did not make a transfer this year and plans to suspend the agreemeni years. But the council has vowed to resume the payments after that. Bee staff writer Ken Carlson can be reached at kca�lsc��..�ra��.ee.,_�o�-.ta or (209) 57$-232= This article is protected by copyright and should not be printed or distributed for anything except personal use. Copyright O 2011, The Modesto Bee, 1325 H St., Modesto, CA 95354 Phone: (209) 578-2000. Sacramento County supervisors OK $30M in cuts, including 300 layof... http://www.sacbee.com/2011/06/09/v-print/3t `i'��:�t�'��..'ti��:'� I'�� °:I _ . Sacramento County supervisors OK $30M in cut� including 300 layoffs bbranan@sacbee.com Published Thursday, 7un. 09, 2011 Sacramento County supervisors this afternoon approved a budget for the coming fiscal year that will cut law-enforcement spending by more than $30 million. That figure is less than anticipated because supervisors were able to identify $8.5 million to redirect to t district attorney and probation departments. Most of the additional funding came from reducing a debt F $3.5 million and reallocating $3.4 million in planned capital expenditures. Overall, the county's $3.5 billion budget contains almost $90 million in spending reductions, as the cour diminished revenues and increased costs for the fourth straight year. The county expects to layoff at lea employees, plus whatever the district attorney and the sheriff cut to handle their shortfalls. Sheriff Scot District Attorney Jan Scully said this week that they weren't sure how many they would lay off. The sheriff received $5.2 million in restorations today, but still faces a deficit of more than $20 million. : said he will have to lay off patrol deputies. The district attorney received $2.2 million in restorations, but still faces a deficit of more than $6 millior has said she will close units and prosecute fewer cases. Probation will lay off about 40 probation officers by the end of the month and release 40 juveniles in de� County Probation Officer pon Meyer said. O Copyright The Sacramento Bee. All rights reserved. Call The Bee's Brad Branan, (916) 321-1065. Page 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE Week of June 13, 2011 — June 17, 2011 Resurfacinq/Reconstructinq streets in the followinq areas: Sealing streets in the area between Ashe Road & New Stine from Stockdale Hwy to W Resurfacing streets in the area east of Oswell St and north of Brundage Ln (CDBG funded area) Preparing streets in the area west of "T" St & south of Ca resurfacing Miscellaneous Streets Division proiects: Asphalt tie-ins and clean-up work from concrete repairs in the Kern City area (CDBG funded area) Installing & Repairing curb, gutter & sidewalks in the area east of north of Brundage Ln (CDBG funded area) Installing & Repairing curb, gutter & sidewalks in the area east north of Niles St Video inspection of City owned Sewer & Storm lines to evaluate condition of pipes Building a temporary parking lot at the Sports Complex for overflow parking using aspr Installing catch basin, storm line and curb & gutter on 22"d St between "B" St & Elm in resurfacing the street in the area south of 24t" and north of 21 St THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Paqe 2 of 2 STREETS SWEEPING SCHEDULE Mondav, June 13, 2011 Between So. "H" St. & Union Avenue — Pacheco Rd. & Hosking Rd. Between Stockdale Hwy. & Truxtun Ave. (ext.) — Coffee Rd & Partridge Ave. Tuesdav, June 14, 2011 Between 99 Hwy. & So. "H" St. — Ming Ave. & Panama Ln. Cul-De-Sacs on the north side of Magdelena Ave., west of So. "H" St. Wednesday, June 15, 2011 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, June 16, 2011 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. Friday, June 17, 2011 Between Stockdale Hwy. & Ming Ave. — Allen Rd. & Old River Rd. Between Old River Rd. & Coffee Rd. — Ming Ave. & Ridge OakNVestwold Dr. Between Ridge Oak/Westwold Dr. & White Ln. — Old River Rd., east to the PG&E easE Between White Ln. & Asperata Dr. — Gosford Rd„ west to the PG&E easement. Between White Ln. & Cederwood Dr. — Stine Rd. & Wilson Rd. (ext.) � B 1� I� E I� S F I E L D Economic and Community Development Department June 9, 2011 k ��- � �� - � �� TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager ';,�V.` FROM: Donna L. Kunz, Economic Development Director SUBJECT: Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Rehousing Update Attached is the HPRP Progress Report. Among the highlights: •Our local expenditures remain far ahead of what the program guidelines call for. from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) require tha� of funds be spent by August 2011. 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