1. Police Department August 18, 2011 Presented by: Sergeant Linh Dinh

2. Our Core Functions Provide safety and security to the District’s students, staff, and property Patrol and respond to calls in and around the 40+ schools and sites located within the District

3. Service Divisions Field Operations Administrative Services Community Services

4. Field Operations Patrol Adult Ed Safety/Security School Resource Officers Traffic Probation Services Canine Services Special Events/Intel Threat Assessment/Workplace Violence Campus Security Officer Program

5. Administrative Services Business Operations Communications Records/Info Systems Alarm Contracts/Services Contract Security Services Personnel & Training Homeland Security District Emergency Operations & Disaster Preparedness

6. Community Services Youth Outreach/Explorer Post 640 Community Education Bullying/Cyberbullying Stranger Danger Gangs/Taggers Drugs/Drug Awareness Domestic Violence/Abuse Traffic Safety Self Esteem Truancy/Juvenile Law Appearances: Career Days, Safety Fairs, Reading Programs

7. Organization Chart

8. Program Highlights – 2010/2011 Handled over 3,700 calls for service Presented 137 programs to over 12,000 MUSD students, parents, and employees Prepared threat assessments, ops plans, and security details for many large/high-profile events Investigation led to arrest of robbery suspect who continually victimized students Established Police Explorer Post #640. Over 1,575 hours volunteered by Post members

9. Highlights (cont.) Mental Health Partnership & coordinated approach to mental illness/suicide ideation Implemented CAD/RMS program Completed Emergency Operations Search & Rescue Trailer Applied for 2 Community Oriented Policing grants, for an additional Police Officer and security camera upgrades

10. Highlights (cont.) Partnership with LA CO Probation Dept. Handled 194 probation-related calls, compliance checks, home visits, drug tests, etc. Assessed $14, 559.79 in restitution from offenders DPO managed a caseload of 24 probationers 92% success rate with DPO’s caseload

11. Highlights (cont.) 688 truants transported to MAC 1099 students referred to MAC Attendance increased to 95.64% Expulsions decreased from 60 to 23 Fighting on campus has declined Vandalism & Burglaries have decreased

12. Future Goals Implement Live Scan Program Centralize monitoring of security camera systems Upgrade District’s radio communications network to comply with FCC narrowband mandate Explorer Course for credits Construct Mobile EOC Establish a Police Cadet Program Sustainability of non-core functions

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