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CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON
RESOLUTION NO . 2176
WHEREAS the City of Renton has heretofore submitted unto
the King County Law and Justice Plan its recommendation for the year
1979 , all pursuant to the Interlocal Planning Agreement among
various municipal corporations boated in King County, Washington and
WHEREAS said proposal has been duly approved by the King
County Law and Justice Planning Committee and the King County Council,
and
WHEREAS said proposed program will be of substantial and
lasting benefit to the general public and assist in the reduction of
crime and also increase the effectiveness of the local law enforcement
system, and
WHEREAS said proposal has been duly considered and studied
and its adoption being in the public interest and for the public
benefit, NOW THEREFORE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, DO
RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I: The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized
and directed to enter into an appropriate agreement with the State
Law and Justice Planning Office for said named projects, copies of
which are attached hereto and incorporated herein as if fully set
forth, and to execute any and all other documents reasonably necessary
to implement andout such plan.
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The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to forward
a true copy of this Resolution to the King County Law and Justice
Planning Office and such other governmental agencies as required by
law.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 27th day of March, 1978 .
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Delores �ead, Ci y Clerk
APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 27th day of arch, 1978 .
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Approved as to form:
Charles . Delaurenti, Mayor
Lawrence J. W./ en, City At
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PROGRAM SYNOPSIS
BURGLARY PREVENTION and DETECTION SUPPORT
This LEAA Grant will provide the formal training and equipment
necessary for the attainment of comprehensive crime prevention
programs.
As of August 1977, the Renton Police Department has implemented
a formal Crime Prevention Unit, staffed by one full time and three
part-time officers. Further, the Department has availed itself of
all local crime prevention training to the end that these four officers
are now graduates of the State Training Commission's two-week Crime
Prevention School.
The attendance of one or more of these officers at the National Crime
Prevention Institute, will substantially increase the capability of
the Renton Police Department to properly address this critical area.
Grant Budget:
1) National Crime Prevention Institute
University of Louisville
Louisville, Kentucky $ 2,000.00
2) Portable Intrusion Alarms - 7 each $ 6,625.00
3) Audio-Visual Training Aids $ 7,236.00
Budget Total $ 15,861.00
Source of Funds:
Federal (LEAA) $ 14,275.00 = 90%
State Buy-In $ 793.00 = 57
Local Cash Match $ 793.00 = 57,
$ 15,861.00 = 100%
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PROGRAM SYNOPSIS
FIELD INVESTIGATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT
This LEAA Grant is designed to provide the Renton Police Department
with a fully comprehensive "In-House & Field" reporting and recovery
system.
Our present dictation equipment is inadequate, in that the quantity
of our reports have far outgrown our capability to recover and dissim-
inate information in a timely fashion.
The planned system will eleviate this critical problem, and will provide
the department with the potential for further expansion as the need
arises.
Grant Budget:
1) Multiple Cassette Recorder, 2 each
2) Cassette Transcriber, 4 each
3) Dictation Input Unit, Permanent Station, 3 each
4) Dictation Input Unit, Portable, 15 each
5) Distribution Panel, 1 each
6) Recorder Coupler, Cassettes, Installation, etc.
Budget Total $ 13,500.00
Source of Funds:
Federal (LEAA) $ 12,150.00 = 90%
State Buy-In $ 675.00 = 5%
Local Cash Match $ 675.00 = 5%
$ 13,500.00 = 100%