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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES NO 30-76RESOLUTION NO. -~'30-76 ARESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD TO ALLOW BAKERSFIELD POLICE OFFICERS TO PARTICIPATE IN CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL TRAINING. WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Bakersfield desires to authorize and direct the Chief of Police to ex. ecute training agreements between the Police Department of the City of Bakersfield and the State of California, Department of California Highway Patrol; and WHEREAS, the State of California, Department of California Highway Patrol, requires written training agreements from any agency participating in their training program; and WHEREAS, the Police Department of the City of Bakersfield, desires, from time to time, to participate in certain training pro- grams sponsored and directed by the Department of California Highway Patrol; and WHEREAS, resolution of the Bakersfield City Council is required for the 1976-77 fiscal year. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the Chief of Police of the City of Bakersfield is hereby authorized and directed to sign such training agreements when required for the fiscal year 1976-77. o0o 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 the .lp~ day of May, 1976, by the following vote: CITY Lo Clerk of the 1 City :f Bakersfield Councz of the APPR(I~ ~his:-_"i'~,,~'h aay of y, 1976 C I~~~h . e rs Eie ld POOgt 0 ?/o L ~rore ~,ou consid~ ]any de~-:s~qn ,,,~ this -~.~u~"'..~. to ask you to look into it further to determine: 9 ".'n~t type ~gre~,~.t' would Chief Price ,;ake with the P::;: ~ ~-q-~ t s+~ +e D- a .... program .ices tinis come underY. ~-n-,~'.-~'wou!d the financ~,~ Come ePCm? ::'t.'.?.te funds? fund s ? e~, d~ ~' ~oes t~is fall urifier the Supterse T.~' federal _ ~n... , >,~n ..._ · Court d~c!~c,n ~':'~+ "','~"~ ~>'~ ~;o"~m~+ ef..~,~nes it bns n,~.~ *'~" co~e ~3n,-]~-. the n-~t:iona! s'tand~.rcs o ~ cri:nina]. justice s'~, ~ict~+,~d thru i.E.:I.~ and ccminy into lees! ~rsn,s thru programs such as , _o coo oa=e. ,~- .... ~:.. ....... ere? Is it one more -.roarare tn take away local ~o~p~ of law ~,",~orcement and place ~t und~, the .illcrates c;f re-ions ~'>":' state and t;'~ ..... d~ Fcver~men~? ..... ~ ........... , ........ is it in anD' w3.y tieJ in with a program dictated to .the city of L.A. by the Law. Enforcercent Assistance Adminlstratr.',.on? The :.etter received from LE~..~ on :eb. 3, !976 by Los in:'eles city attorney Burr Pines office deals w'tth their police · ~"~' ~d goes llke t~s F~,-~ I, '~ Police Dept had filed an equal m'~.no~'tu,nities i=-~a..'-, had considered ~'~ mo~el one. Then found prob!ez ~-,~a~ and proposed a compliance '~'~"~ t"+ ....~ +~ i n ~;Ugt discontinue ~.'in"'~m ~""~" i~-~:.'..-~ S ~:,,~: ..........r~.F.~, ......................... a requ~ron,=.~.s ne ~ ,~l,, end nnq ic~ l)ersonne! t, es'~ agiZi. v tests~ :'-:-~nl interview as presently administered. q+o~ promotions unless procedures are in accord with ..... '~1 employment ,:'~',~tunity guidelines' or shown ~n have. no significant adverse impact cn ~h~ has~ of rs~ s~-- ...... . i~ .~ ~ ,.-.,. or ethnic~ The police dept. would be instructed to determine ,' ~ther the of ~.,.n~ award seniority bonus points was responslb!:-~ for the lack of promet. ion of minorities or females various ranks. The plan says the police dept. will have to award back pay and seniority to those who passed the new selection procedure retroactive to date of their elimination from employment consideration.. The LAPD must notify blacks~ mexicans, female applicants who were eliminated from consideration in the last 2 years because of existing unsatis-- factory procedures to reapply'for positions.: g. The police dept. must set goals and timetables to adjust the racial and ethnic composition of candidates to that of the labor force within the - next ~ years· Therefore the police de~t. must be = 8~ black, 16.3% Spanish surname, ~·1[ American Indian and Asian. They must seek to hire the 1st year of agreement as many women as needed to constitute 20% of the force. Their trainin~ Academy is to be shut down June 30th of this yqar. This letter a so stated that if there i~ any ~C~on the part of 'the LEiA that the police dept. of L.~. has taken the actiom~ .discussed LE~t may take administrative action to withhold funds. It may also take judicial action concerning any other federal' funds coming to the city of L.A. ~ The LEAA cites Section %18 of the Equal Employement Opportunities Act for their right to do this· i!so LEAA h~s a'llecated~8.4 million to the LIPD for sUch.programs. this fiscal year, as: Emergency command control network, media instruction for law enforcement, completion of automation communication networks, robbery alarm, detection response, vehicle theft and rapid response to crimes· Of this amount ~192~000 has been allocated to the city attorneys office. It is becoming more apparent that when ever federal funds are taken local control is decreased. In the case of law enforcement there should be great concern. k~.en and if' the federal gov't controls all law enforcements thru dictates such as those just listed then we are well on the way to a National Police Force. So I ask you to look into this resolution concerning our o~ police dept. very carefully before you give permission to participate.