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R2009-240
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AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION OF GRANT APPLICATION - ILLINOIS CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION AUTHORITY
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11/30/2009
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. • <br /> DECATUR POLICE DEPARTMENT <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> 09-74 'I <br /> November 20,2009 ' <br /> TO: Mayor Michael T. McElroy <br /> City Council Members <br /> FROM: Ryan P. McCrady,City Manager <br /> James A.Anderson,Chief of Police � <br /> James R. Chervinko,Deputy Chief o Poli��. <br /> SUBJECT: Project Safe Neighborhood Grant <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: The Decatur Police Department has been selected to receive a <br /> grant in the amount of$30,000 from Project Safe Neighborhoods to reimburse the purchase of two <br /> additional overt surveillance cameras and the monthly costs associated with Comcast Cable <br /> Company. The U.S. Attorney assisted the Decatur Police Department in obtaining the grant and <br /> recognizes our well-developed initiative to address violent crime issues. T6ere are no matching <br /> funds associated with Project Safe Neighborhoods. <br /> BACKGROUND: The Decatur Police Department received Project Safe Neighborhood Grants in <br /> the Federal Fiscal Years of 2006/2007 and 2007/2008, but not in 2008/2009 due to cuts in funding. <br /> Funds from the first two years of the grant were used for overtime reimbursement for the Anti- <br /> Crime Team (ACT). <br /> In the last two years,the Decatur Police Department purchased four overt surveillance cameras <br /> using Weed and Seed grant funds. These surveillance cameras were placed in four locations in the <br /> Weed and Seed site. An additional camera will be purchased with the third year of Weed and Seed <br /> funds. The U.S. Attorney's Office is very familiar with our overt surveillance systems from the <br /> Weed and Seed Grant and assisted us with the acquisition of this year's Project Safe Neighborhood <br /> Grant. <br /> The Project Safe Neighborhood grant will reimburse the Decatur Police Department for the <br /> purchase of two additional overt surveillance cameras to be placed in a neighborhood(s) not <br /> associated with the Weed and Seed Grant. It will also reimburse the Department for monthly <br /> Comcast Cable Company usage for both Weed and Seed and Project Safe Neighborhood cameras. <br /> SUPPORT INFORMATION: www.psn.gov <br /> ATTACHMENTS: Letter from Maureen Brennan,Federal and State Grant Unit, <br /> Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: None anticipated. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: <br /> James A. Anderson,Chief of Police <br /> 424-2741 janderson@decaturil.gov <br /> James R. Chervinko,Deputy Chief of Police <br /> 424-2768 jchervinko@decaturil.gov <br />
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