HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES NO 131-88RESOLUTION NO. 131-88
A RESOLUTION OF TME COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
BAKERSFIELD APPROVING GRA~T APPLICATION
PROPOSAL FOR DRUG ABUSE RESISTANCE EDUCATION
(D.A.R.E.) FROM TRE OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PLANNING.
WMEREAS, the City of Bakersfield desires to undertake a certain
project known as the Drug Abuse Resistance and Education (D.A.R.E.) Program
funded in part from the Office of Criminal Justice Planning under the Juvenile
Justice Delinquency Program (hereinafter referred to as OCJP).
NOW, TMEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City
of Bakersfield that Chief of Police R. A. Patterson of the Bakersfield Police
Department is authorized, on its behalf, to submit the attached application
to OCJP and is authorized to execute on behalf of City of Bakersfield the
attached Grant Award, including any extensions or amendments thereof.
BE IT RESOLVED that the applicant agrees to the joint
venture required for said project with the Bakersfield City School District
and that cash will be appropriated as required thereby.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that grant funds received hereunder
shall not be used to supplamt expenditures controlled by this body.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was
passed and adopted by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at a
regular meeting thereof held on June 22, 1988 , by the
following vote:
AYEg', COUNCILUEM[tERS CHILDS, .OQMOND. SMITH, RATTY:I~(~a~N, McDERMOTT ~ALVAGGIO
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS
ABSENT: COUNCiLMEMBERS: ~.~
ABSTAINING COUNC LMEM8[8~:.
CITY CLERK ~nd Ex Officio Clerk of the
Council of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED
June 22, 1988
-- MAYOR of the City ~f Bakersfield
APPROVED as to form:
/CITY AT~TORNE~Y,~ ~he-{~ity of
Bakersfield
GB/meg
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GRANT.YDS1
6/16/88
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JUVENILE JUSTICE AND DELINQUENCY PREVENTION PROJECTS
CONCF. I~ PAPER FACE SWaT
CATEGORY:
X
PROJECT E~4PHASIS (Give % if split)
BALANCE-OF-STATE
STATEWIDE EMPHASIS
STATE AGENCY
100%
DELINQUENCY PREVENTION/DIVERSION
POST-SENTENCE A~'A'~ CARE
SERIOUS VIOLENT J~ILE
1. TITLE OF PROJECT Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE)
Please do use acronyms: the title should briefly describe the project.
2. a. APPLICANT
Agenc~:
Address:
Contact Person:
Phone Number:
City of Bakersfield Police Department
1601Truxtun Ave., P.O. Box 59, Bkfld, CA
Gary Bahnsen
(805) 326-3052
93301
IMPLEMENTING ORGANIZATION (if different than "a" above)
A~enc~: Same
Address:
Contact Person:
Phone Number:
3. ANTICIPAT~u PROJECT PERIOD
One yea~ only X
4. YEAR OF CaRANT IF THIS PROPOSAL IS FUNDED
New x Second
5. NUMBER OF YOUTH TO BE DIRECTLY SERVED
7000
Three year project (*)
Third Other
BUDGET SU~,~t%RY (12 month project period requested in this concept paper)
a. Proposed Project Federal (JJDP) Non-JJDP Funds
Amount
Personnel Services $ 37,108.00
Benefits 7,855.00
Travel 516.OO
Consultant Services ~
Supplies & Operating Expenses 5~220.00
Equipment 1,75 0.00
T AL PROJE
$ 52,449.OO $
Amount
7,855.OO
12,540.OO
2O,395.O0
CONCEPT PAPER FACE SHEET
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6. b. OrKanization's Total Resources
Applicants must identify the organization's total annual budget ~nd
sources of funds (insluding the funds requested). Show how the JJDP
funds will be used in relation to other resources.
PROJECTED BUDGET
JJDP FUNDS:
OTHER SOURCES:
(PLEASE LIST)
City of Bakersfield
Dr. Pepper
Burger King
City School Dist.
Personnel
$44,963.00
7,855.00
Operating Travel Consultant Other Total
Expenses Services
$ 5,220.00 $516.OO ~ $1,750.$52,449.
8,500.00
3,400.00
640.00
PROJECT SUGARY
PROJECT YEAR: '2. PROJECT TITLE:
New
Year 2 x Drug Abuse Resistance
Year ] -- Education
Other
APPLICANT:
Nmme: City of Bakersfield Police Dept.
Address: 1601Truxtun Ave.
P. O. Box 59, Bakersfield, CA
Phone: (805) 326-3052 93301
CATEGORY:
BALANCE OF STATE
STATEWIDE EMPHASIS
STATE AGENCY
PROGRAM AREA:
DEL. PREV/DIVERSION X
POST-SENTENCE
SERIOUS/VIOLENT
JUVENILE OFFENDER
COM~I~"f CORRECTIONS/
JAIL REMOVAL
5. IMPLEMENTING AGENCY:
Name:
Address:
Phone:
7. NUMBER OF YOUTH TO
BE SERVED: 7000
8. FEDE~L FUNDS (JJDP)
REQUES/~mD: 85%
$ 52,449.00 (45,267.00)
FFY 1988
9. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: We will have one officer assigned to this program %n
spring of 1989. He will be assigned to 5 elementary schools. He will spend
one day of the week at e~ch school for ~7 weeks. He will teach the D.A.R.E.
curriculum to the K-6 students. He will establish relationships with high
risk students and spend one on one time with them. During the summer he will
provide programs at summe~ schools. He will also teach a program to students
under 13 who have been placed in the Diversion Program. These lessons will
include consequences, self esteem, how to and ways to say no, alternatives to
criminal behavior, and support systems and gangs. During the fall of 1989
he will repeat the spring program at ~ different schools.
10. PROBLEM STATEMENT: Due to the high rate of drug abuse and juvenile crime
in the Bakersfield area, along with the lack of education in schools about
these subjects, a program to meet these needs must be implemented. Implemen-
tation of a program of this nature has and will begin to develop students
with higher self esteem, who are more responsible and who will have better
attitudes about the laws and rules that we live under.
11. OBJECTIVES: 1) to place 1 officer into 10 elementary schools, 2) to
provide 1--7 "core" lessons to Y50 6th grade s~udents, 3) To pqovide 3 lessons
to 6,500 K-5 students, 4) 10 parent meetings will be conducted expTaining
the program and how to deal-~ith and help their children, 5) summer program:
to conduEt l__qO 2~ hour sesisons involving 150 youths under 13, 6) to conduct
surveys of teachers and principals along with pre and post testing of sixth
grade students, 7) to secure alternate future funding. The first year grant
is at the halfway point and we are reaching and exceeding all objectives set
forth.
PROJECT SUMMARY
12. ACTIVITIES:
l) Lectures
2) Discussions
3) Role Playing
4) Films/Videos
5) Tests:Written/Verbal
6) Group Interaction
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7) Faculty Meetings
8) Parent Meetings
9) Student/Teacher
Evaluations
- A major p'roblem with today's youth is self esteem. This program continually
addresses this area with many of the above activities. Kids who feel good
about themselves will be less likely to commit crimes.
- We have devoted a lot of time to principal/teacher evaluations because they
see the students daily add have a better feel for the measuring of accomplish-
ment.
- The activities that the program uses changes attitudes and lives.
13 . EVAIJIATION: All sixth grade students will be pre and post tested. The first
half of the first year yielded major improvements of students knowledge of drug
related problems and their attitudes about laws and;rules. Teachers will be
assisting on our evaluation process and they have also given exceptionally high
marks to the program and say that it has changed numerous attitudes and lives.
We will yearly track, randomly selected students in the D.A.R.E. Program and
will track the diversion students 1, 2, and 3 months after their program.
14.
(1RGANIZATION'S BUDGET AND OTHER RESOURCES:
PROJECTED BUDGET
Personel Operating Travel Consultant Other Total
+ Benefits Expenses Services
JJDP Funds: $44,963.00 $ 5,220.00 $516.00
$1,750. $52,449
Other Sources:
(Please List)
Dr. Pepper
City of Bkfld.
Bkfld. City Schools
7,855.00
3.400.00 q. ADn~
8,500.00 16,355.
640.00 640.
NAME OF RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL:
SIGNATURE:
TYPED NAME: R.A. PATTERSON
DATE: 6/23/88
TITLE: Chief of Police
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING
PROJECT BUDGET
BUDGET CATEGORY AND LINE-ITEMDETAIL
A. Personnel Services - Salaries
(1) Police Officer - One year salary
COST
$37,108.00
TOTAL $37,108.00
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING
PROJECT BUDGET
BUDGET CATEGORY AND LINE-ITEr4 DETAIL
B. Personnel Services - Benefits
Retirement (PERS) 29.584% of $37,108 - $10,978
Workman's comp.
Medical Ins.
Uniform Allowance
City to pay one half
Grant to pay $7,855
3.71% of
$37,108 - 1,376
- 2,806
55O
Total- $15,710
COST
TOTAL
City to pay: $7,855
Total paid by outside funding
$7,855
$7,855
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING
PROJECT BUDGET
BUDGET CATEGORY AND LINE-11'~ DETAIL
C. Travel
OCJP Workshop (2 persons to attend)
Meals: 2 days @ $45.00 per day/each person $180.00
Lodging: 2 days @ $55.00 per day/each person $220.00
Mileage estimated @ 550 miles x .21 per mile) $116.00
COST
Agency will use own travel policy.
Agency will use OCJP travel policy.
TOTAL
$516 .oo
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING
PROJECT BUDGET
BUDGET CATEGORy AND LINE-IT~m~ DETAIL
D. Consultant Services
TOTAL
COST
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING
PROJECT BUIXIET
BUDGET CATEGORY AND LINE-ITE~ DETAIL
E. Operating Expenses
COST
Sixth Grade student workbooks
Films
Audit charge
Misc. Handouts $2,000 (1/2 to be paid by city funds)
$3,200
500
520
1,000
DARE Giveaways:
T-shirts
Rulers
Bumper stickers
Buttons
Pencils
Purchased by
private funds:
$3,400
Vehicle rental (vehicle, fuel, maintenance)
$750 per month x 10 months $7,500
Paid for by city funds
Binders
.80 each x 800
Paid by city school
district
TOTAL
Total paid by
outside funding
$12,540.00
$5,220.0C
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING