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2017-18 18 CHANGE FROM 2016-17 17 MA MAINTENANCE 2017-18 18 DESCRIPTION 2016-17 BUDGET OF EF OF EFFORT BUDGET PROPOSED (MOE RC) (M Amt % Appropriations $ 405,027,703 $ 425,700,325 $ 423,682,765 $ 18,655,062 4.61% Revenue $


  1. 2017-18 18 CHANGE FROM 2016-17 17 MA MAINTENANCE 2017-18 18 DESCRIPTION 2016-17 BUDGET OF EF OF EFFORT BUDGET PROPOSED (MOE RC) (M Amt % Appropriations $ 405,027,703 $ 425,700,325 $ 423,682,765 $ 18,655,062 4.61% Revenue $ 138,854,186 $ 137,556,089 $ 143,562,529 $ 4,708,343 3.39% Net et $ 266,173,517 $ $ 288 288,144,236 $ 280 $ 280,120,236 $ $ 13, 13,946,719 5.2 5.24% FT FTE – Mgm gmt 127.00 131.00 131.00 4.00 3.15% FT FTE – Non on Mgm gmt 1,424.67 1,427.67 1,427.67 3.00 0.21% Tot otal FT FTE 1,5 1,551.6 .67 1,5 1,558.6 .67 1,5 1,558.6 .67 7.0 7.00 0.4 0.45%

  2. MOE RC PROPOSED VBB VBB CHANGE DIV IVIS ISION NET COUNTY NET COUNTY NCC COST COST $200,395,699 (6,704,440) 193,691,259 Detention and Corrections Law Enforcement $29,863,650 (629,729) 29,233,921 Services $23,554,585 (50,770) 23,503,815 Countywide Services $34,330,302 (639,061) 33,691,241 Management Services 0 0 0 Court Security $288,144,236 (8,024,000) 280,120,236 NCC Tota NC otal 0 Fisc iscal l Mgm Mgmt t Rew eward

  3. FY Y 17 FY Y 18 DIV IVIS ISION FTE CHANGES APPROVED FTE PROPOSED FTE 715.77 716.77 1 Detention and Corrections 472 473 1 Law Enforcement Services 107 109 2 Countywide Services 130.90 133.90 3 Management Services 126 126 0 Court Security 1,551.67 1,5 1,558.67 7 Sheriff’s Office

  4.  EM EMERGENCY OP OPERATIO IONS CEN ENTER  SEARCH AND RES ESCUE  Conducted tours of areas impacted  Oakland Fire Department by the severe January/February requested Search and Rescue storms canines to assist in locating victims of an apartment fire on San Pablo Avenue in Oakland

  5.  Responded to a protest group entering the Administration Building  Opening of the new East County Hall of Justice

  6.  Closed a case, formally categorized as a “John Doe” from December 2015  Responded to a large residential apartment complex fire on the 2500 block of San Pablo in the City of Oakland  Assisted three law enforcement agencies with crime scene/vehicle examinations  Crime Laboratory underwent its required annual accreditation visit from the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board

  7.  It is because of this training that we are able to prepare our first responders on how to respond to critical incidents, such as:  Gunman opens fire during Congressman Scalise's baseball practice in June 2017  Suicide Bomber at the Manchester Arena on May 22, 2017  London Bridge Terrorist Attack on June 6, 2017  And more closer to home:  The UPS shooting just happened less than 2 weeks ago in San Francisco  Ghost Ship Collective Fire here in Oakland in December 2016

  8.  CALEA Accreditation Assessment conducted on April 2-5 th  ACSO successfully passed this assessment with a score of 100%

  9.  Secured a contract with Taser, now Axon International, for the purchase of Body Worn Cameras, Conducted Electrical Weapons and data storage  Merged all Sheriff’s Office employees into the Microsoft Office 365 platform  Expanded all data line bandwidth within the Sheriff’s Office to allow for the increased data usage from Body Worn Camera videos  New Community Center in the County’s Capital Improvement Plan

  10. ACADEMY AGENCY 156 th 157 th 158 th 159 th ACSO 17 21 13 9 Alameda PD 2 3 BART PD 1 Cal State East Bay 2 East Bay Regional Parks PD 1 1 Emeryville PD 3 Fremont PD 2 2 2 3 Hayward PD 2 4 2 3 Livermore PD 1 Los Altos PD 2 1 Newark PD 2 2 3 Non-Affiliate Recruits 1 1 2 1 Oakland Housing Authority 1 Pleasanton PD 2 1 San Leandro PD 2 Santa Clara PD 1 3 Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety 1 2 8 1 Union City PD 2 2 3 TOTAL 24 39 42 33

  11.  The ITTF’s largest case in 2016 was a parcel interdiction containing $60,000 in cash  2017 ITTF asset forfeiture cash seized to date is $195,398  The total drugs seized, as of the end of May 2017, had a street value in excess of $661,458

  12.  SAFE TASK FORCE COMPLIANCE CHECKS & ACTIVITIES Co Complia liance Yea ear Reg egistrants Ch Checks 2017 SAFE TASK FORCE ACTIVITIES 2010 2,512 221 Surveillances 48 2011 2,686 397 Warrants Issued/Obtained 30 2012 2,689 515 2013 2,877 668 Arrests 21 2014 2,851 458 Probation/Parole Searches 12 2015 2,517 498 Compliance Checks 202 2016 2,956 718 2017 3,025 202

  13.  DRUGS SEIZ EIZED  OP OPERATIONS  Conducted 132 operations,  The estimated street value of the served 52 search warrants, seized drugs was valued at including probation searches, $8,558,832 and seized in excess of: DRUGS AMOUNT NUMBER DESCRIPTION Cocaine 64.05 pounds Crystal Methamphetamine 19.29 pounds $1,5 $1,562,5 ,520.0 .00 Cash Seize Cash Seized Heroin 17.32 pounds $8,558,832.00 Narcotics Seized Marijuana 485.14 pounds GFW 39 Firearms Seized MDMA/LSD/Xanax etc... 3.0 pounds 56 Arrest Effected

  14. Yea ear So Solved Uns Unsolved Yea ear Tot otals ls 2010 6 2 8 SO SOLVED 2011 4 0 4 HOMICIDES 2012 4 1 5 2013 5 0 5 3 2014 0 2 (1 from Cold Case) 6 2015 0 4 (2 from Cold Case) 2016 6 2 8 2017 1 1 2 TOTAL 35 35 6 38 38

  15.  MASTER’S BARBER SH SHOP  A community forum from all walks of life discussed the events that have happened and is happening between the community and law enforcement  In April, a forum was held at Ce’ Jays Barber Shop in Ashland

  16.  Completed the reconfiguration and restriping of the rear parking lot  Completed the procurement and installation of three “Cell Sense” units  Reaccredited by the American Correctional Association  Passed first Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Audit

  17.  E-DIS ISCOVERY TABLETS  Working with the United States Marshal Service (USMS) to construct and finalize an agreement to implement e-discover tablets to the federal inmates housed at GEDDF  US MARSHALS IN INMATES SANTA CLA LARA COU OUNTY  GEDDF successfully transferred and took custody of 88 federal inmates that were previously housed at the Santa Clara County Jail

  18.  Replaced two old F650 “Ambuvans” with “ Ambu- Trucks”  Equipped all transportation vehicles with video surveillance equipment

  19.  Organized the 61 st Inmate Graduation  Continued expansion of educational classes to more housing units, including a therapeutic community in Housing Unit 23  Hosted the Bill Glass Ministries event “Inside the Walls” at SRJ

  20.  SANTA RIT ITA JAIL IL TR TRANSITION CEN ENTER (S (SRJTC)  Pre-release and post-release services managed through intensive clinical case management by the ACSO Youth and Family Services Bureau and Operation My Home Town (OMHT)  2,228 inmates were seen in the Transition Center  Inmates were provided access a wide range of re-entry services and programs  1,639 inmates met with Clinical Case Managers, Probation Officers and Community Based Organizations in the SRJTC

  21.  SANTA RIT ITA JAIL IL TR TRANSITION CEN ENTER (S (SRJTC) PARTNERS

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