1. TODAY’S TOPICS 1.CRIME STATS 2.POLICE STAFFING 3.HOW DO WE MEET THE GOAL OF INCREASED STAFFING AND CAPITAL OUTLAY; Equipment & Material

2. OVERVIEW OF CAD INCIDENTS * 8.7% increase between 2012 & 2013

7. PART I CRIMES & ARRESTS * 1.8% Increase between 2012 & 2013

8. * 27.7% Increase between 2012 & 2013

9. HOW DO WE COMPARE??? CityPop. Violent crime MurderRapeRobbery Agr. Assault Property crime BurglaryTheft Stolen vehicl e RBPD14076147491911593829157077 TCSO 63,406 41,685) NA165 2941091850 CPD 766348084433049317239

10. RBPD ATTRITION AND RETENTION RATE – SINCE 1990; Total # - 69 Sworn Officers Reason# of Officers who left Percentage of total # (70) # who left for other Law Enforcement Agencies 3957.1 % * Left LE for private industry 34.2 % Retirements912.8 % Medical Retirements24.2 % Failed FTO/Probation 1115.7 % Terminations or; resigned in lieu of 34.2 % Line of Duty Death11.4%

11. BROADLY DEFINED CATEGORIES OF POLICE WORK 1.CALLS FOR SERVICE/CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 2.CRIME PREVENTION(MITIGATION)/ ORDER MAINTENANCE

12. Red Bluff, California and US Comparison(s) Figure 1: 2012-13 Violent Crimes Per 1000 Figure 2: 2012-13 Property Crimes Per 1000

13. SO WHAT DO THESE STATS REALLY MEAN? Red Bluff has one of the fastest growing crime rates in the United States. Since 2011, violent crimes have increased 41% and property crimes have increased 30%. The violent crime rate is 250% higher and property crime 200% higher than national averages (2013 Uniform Crime Data). In 2013, Red Bluff averaged 145 crimes per sq. mile which is over three times higher than the national median of 39.3 crimes per/sq. mile.

14. RECORDS UNIT STATISTICS 4328 Reports Taken 6754 Including Supplements

15. AB 109 PROJECTS Paint Airport Hanger Paint and Rebuild Shoot House

16. DISPATCH

17. TRAFFIC PROGRAM $131,825 Grant 1 – Police Officer Position 2 – Radar Guns $29,620 in Overtime Funds $9507 for Training Objectives

18. TRAFFIC STATISTICS

19. STATISTICS * 36% Increase from 2012 to 2013 in citations/Arrests

20. PROGRAMS & SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS K-9 Program Volunteers In Police Service – VIPS Traffic Enforcement Unit G.R.E.A.T. / SRO – Vista School SRO – Red Bluff Union High School Investigations Unit (Detectives) SWAT Team Robot Team – (New)

21. K-9 Program

22. K-9 Fund Raiser – “Dog Gone Run and Ride”

23. VIPS ACADEMY TRAINING Driver’s Training at the Airport on the old East / West runway. HazMat Trainng @ theCity Council Chambers

24. Officer Sean Baxter – G.R.E.A.T. / SRO Evidence Based Program A nationwide long-term study (2006 – 2012) of the GREAT Program found the following statistically significant positive effects: 39% reduction in odds of gang joining one year post program. 24% reduction in odds of gang joining four years post program.

25. Evidence-Based Program GOALS  All 190 Vista 7 th Graders  13 Week Program  7 Classes Taught Weekly  Each class is 1 hour a day Reduce Gang Involvement Participate in Gang Sweeps Develop Gang Expertise Build Positive Connections Reduce Patrol Workload 

26. SRO Activity 55 Arrests 66 Citations

27. INVESTIGATIONS UNIT (Major Crimes)  95 new cases assigned  34 new sex cases Significant Cases: Marysa Nich ols- Homicide Samuel Forseth- Homicide Scarlett Peterson- Homicide (young child) Special Skills Computer Forensics Cell phone Forensics

28. AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY Areas of Responsibility - Map Calls for Service by Area of Responsibility Area 1: 5,838 Area 2: 2,743 Area 3: 10,814 Area 4: 6,858 Area 5: 4,835