FINAL ADOPTED BUDGET 2020-2021
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Departmental Objectives Create Priority Offender Strategy to enhance management of repeat and priority offenders. Reduce Part I criminal offenses by 10% annually for the time period FY 2019-20 compared to FY 2018-19 (per capita) . Reduce juvenile felony offenses. Reduce Part I and Part II criminal offenses committed by youth under the age of 16 by 10% annually for the time period FY 2019-20 compared to FY 2018-19 (per capita) . Reduce response times to calls for service.
Performance Measures
Adopted 2020-21
Actual 2018-19
Budget 2019-20
Projected 2021-22
Workload Measures Felony Offenses Reported (Part I Crimes)
15,236 4,500
12,219 5,123
15,236 4,500
15,236 4,500
Offenses Reported-involving persons 15 years of age and under Number of Priority Offenders managed under electronic monitoring Number of Part I Crimes cleared by arrest, exception or unfounded Efficiency Measures Average Police Response Time to High Priority Calls (in minutes) First due GPD unit arrival to Priority I Calls in seven minutes or less First due GPD unit arrival to Priority II Calls within 12 minutes
200
113
200
200
4,200
3,457
4,200
4,200
6:00 90% 90%
6:00 90% 90%
6:00 90% 90%
8:24 49% 66%
40
40
40
40
GPD Average Training Hours (Patrol Personnel)
Effectiveness Measures Percent of Felony cases cleared Reduce the UCR Part I Crime rate
30% -10% -15%
30% -10% -15%
30% -10% -15%
28%
4%
-23%
Reduce case closure suspense time for homicides, aggravated assaults and robberies Percent of citizens satisfaction survey indicating a positive
75%
75%
75%
N/A
impression/perception of GPD
Budget Highlights: The FY 20-21 Adopted Budget is increasing by $215,042, or 0.3%. The FTE count is reduced by one Telephone Response Unit position in relation to a reorganization that took place during FY 19-20. The budget includes a reduction of $78,500 in the detective clothing allowance to address projected revenue shortfalls due to COVID-19.
Adopted 2020-21 Budget
137
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