2014 Annual Policing Plan – Q1 Results Edmonton Police Service Presented to the Edmonton Police Commission May 22, 2014 1.

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2014 Annual Policing Plan – Q1 Results Edmonton Police Service Presented to the Edmonton Police Commission May 22,

Purpose To present the Quarter 1 results of the 2014 Annual Policing Plan 2

2014 Annual Policing Plan – Q1 Results 3

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1.Violence Reduction Strategy: Violent Crime 4 Violent Crime Indicators (# of victims, based on the most serious UCR violation per incident) Assault, Homicides, Robbery, and Sexual Assaults Target: 2% reduction from 2013 levels 2014 status: 1,867 victimizations (0.4% above 2013) 5

2. Violence Reduction Strategy: Social Disorder # of social disorder occurrences (17 occurrence types) Target: 2% reduction from status: 4,144 occurrences (0.2% below 2013) 6

3.1 Domestic Violence Intervention # of domestic offender management checks Target: 5% increase from status: 92 checks (25.8% below 2013) 7

3.2 Domestic Violence Intervention # of domestic violence victim interventions Target: 2% increase from 2013 levels 2014 Status: 210 contacts (11.4% below 2013) 8

4. Senior Protection Strategy Activities: Q1: staff the Elder Abuse Unit with two additional detectives Q4: year-end report on senior abuse severity in Edmonton. Establishment of workload measurements (e.g., file assignment, file conclusion, time to conclude files, outstanding files to investigate) 2014 Status: one detective staffed, with the staffing of the second to occur by the end of Q2 9

5. Property Crime 4 Property Crime Indicators (# of incidents) Break & Enter, Theft of Vehicle, Theft from Vehicle, Theft over $5,000 Target: 4% reduction from 2013 levels 2014 Status: 3,105 incidents (5.8% below 2013) 10

6. Traffic Safety # of traffic corridor/intersection collisions (high-collision areas) Target: 2% reduction from 2013 levels 2014 Status: 100 collisions (Jan-Feb) (7.5% above 2013) 11 OTS High Collision Locations - DDACTS Program Q # Location TypeLocation Jan - Feb 2013 Jan - Feb 2014 Change (#) Change (%) 1Intersection97 AV / 109 ST2200.0% 2IntersectionJASPER AV / 109 ST4400.0% 3IntersectionWAYNE GRETZKY DR / FORT RD / YELLOWHEAD TR % 4Intersection137 AV / 50 ST % 5Intersection23 AV / 91 ST % 6Intersection23 AV / PARSONS RD % 7IntersectionARGYLL RD / 75 ST % 8Intersection23 AV / 111 ST % 9Intersection51 AV / CALGARY TR % 10IntersectionWHITEMUD DR WB / GATEWAY BLVD % 11Intersection100 AV / 178 ST % 12Intersection118 AV / GROAT RD % 13Midblock100 AV / 109 ST % 14Midblock98 AV / 50 ST % 15Midblock48 AV / CALGARY TR % 16MidblockSASKATCHEWAN DR /QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK RD % 17Midblock134 AV / ST ALBERT TR1100.0% Total, All Target Locations %

7. Gang & Drug Enforcement # of criminal networks disrupted (low, medium, and high) Target: 25% increase in high and medium level, 0% change in low-level, from 2013 levels 2014 Status: on-target for medium-level disruptions 12

8. Clearance Rates Weighted Clearance Rate Target: 43% or higher 2014 Status: 42.8% Work ongoing to update measuring methodology (new weights) 13

9. Historical Homicides # of concluded cold case homicide files Target: 25% increase from Status: 2 historical homicides cleared 14

10. Missing Persons # of fully reviewed historical missing person files Year-end Target: 36 files 2014 Status: 8 files fully reviewed 15

11.1 Geographic Deployment Model Priority 1 Response Times (% of events with patrol on- scene within 7 minutes) Target: 80% 2014 Status: 67.5% 16

11.2 Geographic Deployment Model Directed Activities (% of patrol shift time spent in directed activities) Target: 25% or greater 2014 Status: 15.7% 17

Emergency Call Management # of bypass emergency calls Target: 50% reduction from 2013 levels 2014 Status: 26 calls (65.3% below 2013) 18

13. Public Complaint Investigations Public Complaint Investigation Processing (% of public complaint investigations concluded within 6 months) Target: 75% 2013 Q3 Status: 75.5% 19

2014 Annual Policing Plan Q1 Results Questions? 20