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mid y � d�•'A�'�� � �s`� € <br />a 41 tO V <br />Instructions: You must complete this entire section. If all Safe & Sober funded <br />hours are within S&S wave windows, put a 0 in 14 and NA in 15. <br />12. The total estimated number of Safe & Sober patrol hours to be worked during the year is 908 . <br />13. The estimated number of additional patrol <br />per enforcement period. (NOTE: Each <br />hours during each of the six Safe & Sober enforcement windows will be 135 . <br />wave must have roughly the same number of Safe & Sober hours worked) <br />14. The total number of additional patrol hours <br />15. Outside window hours divided by Total <br />estimated to be outside of the Safe & Sober enforcement windows will be 100 . <br />hours (#15 / #12) equals : 11 % . <br />You are required to distribute news releases to all media outlets (including to the editors or staff counselors of high school and <br />college papers) and to conduct other public information and media relations activities. See page 7 of the RFP. <br />ls% z <br />F <br />�.. <br />� p M DIA <br />Instructions: This section is a brief survey of the number of media outlets <br />available to you. Fill in the number of each type in the boxes that apply; <br />leave blank only if there are none in your area. <br />k " <br />$3R <br />7 <br />Weekly Newspapers <br />2 <br />Daily Newspapers <br />6 <br />School Newspapers <br />1 <br />Radio Stations <br />5 <br />Commercial TV Stations <br />8 <br />Cable TV Stations <br />0 <br />Company Newsletters <br />14 <br />City/Organizational <br />Newsletters <br />You are required to distribute news releases to all media outlets (including to the editors or staff counselors of high school and <br />college papers) and to conduct other public information and media relations activities. See page 7 of the RFP. <br />ls% z <br />F <br />�.. <br />Instruction: #17 through 20 should each have two numbers in the space provided — for example, <br />3 (10) if three officers need and ten officers have had the course. For first year grants, Advanced <br />SFST is not required and neitherfirst nor secondyeargrants are required to have a CPS <br />9 9 <br />practitioner: put NA in the space if that training is not required. OTS will send details of the <br />September 5`h and 6" workshop at a later date. Attendance is required by one person from each <br />lead agency. People from partner agencies are welcome but not required to attend. See the RFP <br />page 9 for conference cost information. <br />17. The number of officers who will need (or have had) Standardized Field Sobriety Testing is: 46 ( 139 ). <br />18. The number of officers who will need (or have had) Occupant Protection Usage and Enforcement is: 79 ( 106 ). <br />19. The number of officers who will need (or have had) Advanced SFST is: 90 ( 95 ). <br />20. The number of agency staff who will need to become (or are) certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians: ( 7 ) <br />21. The people who would like to attend the Safe & Sober conference on September 5th and 6thare: (include rank or job title, <br />name, and agency for each person): <br />Sgt. Bill Hammes — Lino Lakes Police Dept. / Sgt. Shelly Kazimer — Anoka County Sheriffs Dept. <br />Sgt. Jon Urquhart — Coon Rapids Police Dept. / Sgt. Jim Way — Ramsey Police Dept. <br />Officer Mark Bonesteel — Spring Lake Park Police Dept. / St. Francis Police Dept. — Sgt. Jeff Harapat <br />Corporal Mike Jensen — Centennial Lakes Police Dept. / Anoka Police Dept. (Officer to be determined yet) <br />2002 Safe & Sober Basic Agreement, page 2 of 3 <br />