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• <br />• <br />• <br />WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT <br />Work Session Item #4 <br />Date: Council Work Session, February 4, 2008 <br />To: City Council <br />From: Dave Pecchia <br />Re: Police Department Administrative Staffing <br />INTRODUCTION: <br />We have an opportunity in the police department to make what we feel are some very <br />positive changes utilizing the office manager vacancy. It gives us the opportunity to be creative <br />with how we deliver our services and more specifically, how we utilize volunteers from the <br />community to enhance our service delivery. <br />HISTORY: <br />Our history of enhancing our use of volunteers began in 2004 when we received a grant <br />from the state to hire a three- quarter time Volunteer Coordinator. In 2005, we logged <br />approximately 2,678 volunteer hours. These volunteers include many individuals from the <br />community. Some are younger community members that are involved in the Explorer Program. <br />They are youth from 14 to 20 years old. The Reserve Program includes uniformed positions for <br />adults in the community that would like to volunteer their time to their community in the field of <br />Public Safety. We also have our Public Safety Citizens Commission that we utilize as an <br />advisory board for our new ideas. These are ideas that we want to explore involving our service <br />delivery to the community so we can keep a pulse on the community and what the business <br />owners and residents actually want us to do. In 2006, our volunteer hours increased to <br />approximately 4,631. In 2007, we continued to enhance and expand our volunteer programs, <br />specifically utilizing college internships and more office help. We do not have final numbers but <br />we estimate that over 5,500 hours were donated to the city by volunteers in the police <br />department. This all translates into dollars and if we were to use the state's system of placing a <br />dollar value on a volunteer's time the services the volunteers provided to the city in 2007 have a <br />value in excess of $103,000. (Attachment 1) <br />
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