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<br /> <br />16 <br /> <br />As staffing levels decreased, staff began monitoring the amount of time that calls for service <br />remained in a pending status due to officers being involved with a different call, along with the <br />number of shifts when there were only two officers working (a shift minimum). The analysis of these <br />two data points conflrmed that when fewer officers were working, the result was an increased <br />amount of time that calls waited for an officer to respond. <br />SHIFTS AT MINUMUM <br />Year Jan Feb Mar April May June Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Totals Avg <br />2023 17 36 46 33 37 39 43 50 35 30 32 36 434 39.63% <br />2024 23 29 40 28 29 21 38 25 34 38 40 40 385 35.06% <br /> <br />STACKED CALL TIMES <br />Yr. Jan Feb Mar April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Totals <br />23 4:26:41 5:33:33 3:55:16 6:41:22 5:21:42 11:03:39 3:26:25 7:52:26 6:11:33 7:30:27 3:49:38 7:50:11 73:42:53 <br />24 1:42:16 1:39:55 7:21:27 3:43:07 3:29:25 4:51:01 2:57:41 7:45:18 10:25:28 7:03:53 6:56:04 5:05:50 63:01:25 <br />IMPACTS ON OFFICER WELLNESS <br />The impacts of chronic understaffing are not measured as easily as response times, hours spent on <br />training, or the cost of the training; however, they are real and important to address. <br />Chronic understaffing has the potential for cumulative negative impacts on officers as they take on <br />a greater workload. These include fatigue, burnout, stress, mistakes, and reduced job satisfaction. <br />Moreover, understaffing can cause fears for staff that there are not enough well-trained and <br />experienced officers to do the job. Combined, these factors could lead to further attrition. <br />SUMMARY <br />• The police division has experienced high levels of attrition. <br />• The City has invested signiflcant amounts of time and resources to train the officers who have <br />joined the team and further loss must be avoided. <br />• The labor market for eligible officers is limited and the loss of additional officers would result <br />in further destabilization of the organization. <br />• Police agencies are competing for a limited number of officers. <br />• Recovery from additional attrition would be lengthy due to the long hiring and training time. <br />• Inadequate staffing levels have impacted the community and staff. <br />Based on the above flndings, the goal of the City’s recruitment and retention efforts should be to: <br />• Retain existing officers.
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