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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA

March 1, 2017

1. Approval of Minutes- February 2, 2017

2. Barbara Kelley, Public Defender

- Monthly Report

3. Jeffrey Luckey, Emergency Management and Fire Director- Monthly Report- Re-appropriation of grant money (Contract #: C969150)- Re-appropriation of grant money (Contract #: C969160)

4. Linda Edwards, STOP-DWI Program Coordinator - Monthly Report

5. Keith Slep, District Attorney - Monthly Report

6. Robert Starks, Probation Director- Monthly Report

7. Gilbert Green, Weights & Measures Director- Monthly Report

8. Rick Whitney, Sheriff- Monthly Reports- ACT II Batterer’s Grant - Re-appropriation of unspent ACT II Batterer’s grant funds- Re-appropriation of unspent 2015 LETPP Homeland Security grant funds- Re-appropriation of unspent 2016 LETPP Homeland Security grant funds

9. Terri Ross, County Treasurer- Public Safety Upgrades

10.Old Business

11. New Business

12. Good of the Order

13. Adjournment

PUBLIC DEFENDER’S OFFICE MONTHLY REPORT

February 2017

Number of Applications Received—

Sent to Conflicts—

Found Ineligible—

New files opened: (3 retained counsel after opening)

1/24 – 2/21 126

41

1

84

Y-T-D 243

64

6

173

1/2016 95

17

5

73

2016-Y-T-D 197

34

7

153

Misdemeanor—

Felony—

VOP—

Parole Violations—

Fugitive –

SORA -

Violation

Total Criminal—

33

8

5

1

1

0

2

50

73

13

10

1

1

0

3

101

35

15

4

1

1

0

-

56

72

27

7

5

1

1

-

113

Custody/Visitation-

Abuse/Neglect-

Termination of Parental Rights—

Family Offense—

Support—

Paternity –

Total Family Court—

16

3

1

6

8

0

34

42

4

1

9

14

2

72

11

0

0

1

4

1

17

26

0

0

4

11

2

43

PUBLIC DEFENDER BARBARA J. KELLEY

7 Court Street,Room1 Belmont, New York 14813

Phone: 585-268-9246

Fax: 585-268-5888

DATE: February 21, 2017

TO: Public Safety Committee

FROM: Barbara J. Kelley, Public Defender

RE: March 1, 2017 Meeting

Please be advised that I will be unable to attend the March 1, 2017 Public Safety Meeting. I would like the committee to know that the grant proposal for the Counsel at First Appearance Grant was submitted electronically on Friday, February 17, 2017. Confirmation of receipt was received. Once an award, if any, has been given I will make the committee aware.

Very truly yours,

Barbara J. Kelley

ALLEGANY COUNTYOFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT & FIRECross Roads 6087 State Route 19N, Suite 110 Belmont, New York 14813

Telephone 585-268-5290 Fax 585-268-9695

OES Monthly Report - February 2017

2/1-2/3 - I completed the Electrical class 1 and 2 at the Fire Academy.

2/1- Mike attended the Southwestern EMS Council meeting in Olean at Good Times. Some of the information presented at the meeting included: The WREMAC approvals for Angelica Rescue Squad for the Check & Inject program and e-PCR EMS Charts. Bonnie met with the NYS Fire Instructors and NYS FPS Josh Brott and set up the spring and summer fire classes.

2/2- Mike contacted Laurie Hennessy and Susan Hunter of the Health Department to make sure that the PPDs (TB Tests) and Flu vaccines were going to be given to the EMT students

2/3 – Mike began working on the paperwork, materials and Guide for the Writing and Management of Homeland Security Grants, which are required for the DHSES Audit beginning on February 21, 2017. Mike also began working on the HSG paperwork required for reimbursements from the State along with filling in the required information on the DHSES e-Grant website.

2/6 - Bonnie and I met with the Olean General, St. James, Angela fire and rescue about the upcoming MCI drill at the Allegany County fairgrounds.

2/7- I met with Deputy Coordinators for a meeting.

2/8- I attended the Department Head Meeting and participated in the WNY EM drill on New York Responds for online reporting . Mike started working on the EMS Training program schedules for the CFR Original and Refresher, the EMT Original and Refresher; the I AEMT Original and Refresher to run concurrently with the Critical Care Original course next fall.

2/9 I assisted the NYS DEC, Allegany County Dept of Health in recovering, documenting, and disposing of some waste. Mike continued working on the Allegany County OES Guide for Writing and Managing DHSES Grants along with beginning work on the CEMS Course Sponsorship Renewal that is due in Albany at the NYSDOH BEMSAT Office before June 30th.

Jeff LuckeyDirector

Mike. BarneyAssistant Director

Bonnie VanHousenClerk

2/13- Mike finalized the necessary State paperwork and CDs for the first night of the CFR Original and Refresher courses, which was to be held on Monday and Wednesday nights. The courses were to begin at 6:00 PM and run until 10:00 PM in the Crossroads Conference Center. Mike attended the first night of the CFR class being taught by Instructor Coordinator Kay Bushman and Certified Lab Instructor Wendy Jacobson. Unfortunately we only had one student attend and had to cancel the course.

2/14 - I met with and assisted the Town of Allen with their Hazardous Mitigation forms. Bonnie and I met with Terri to discuss LEMPG grants.

2/18 - I attended Assemblyman Reeds Town Hall Meeting at the Town of Allen.

2/20-2/23 - I attended the NYS Emergency Managers Conference in Syracuse

2/21- Bonnie and Mike attended a meeting with Shawn Grusendorf and Paul Matrose, a Senior Auditor with the Fiscal Monitoring Unit for the DHSES at the Public Safety Facility to discuss what exactly the audit process for the Sheriff’s Department and the OES would entail.

2/22- The DHSES Review with Paul Matrose began. He started by checking all of our paperwork for equipment, PPE, Generators, Boats and laptop computers purchased with selected grants.

2/23 – Bonnie and Mike will be taking Paul Matrose around to equipment not stored at the Crossroads Facility or the Trailers parked outside. Paul will also go over the LEMP Grant paperwork for the 2012 Grant. Bonnie and Mike attended the Clearing House meeting at the Public Safety Building.

2/24- The Auditor will finish up and meet with the OES staff to make suggestions to better our abilities to meet the requirements for the multiple grants awarded to the OES. .

MEMORANDUM OF EXPLANATION

For Re-Appropriation of Grant Funds

INTRODUCTION No. _______________(Clerk’s Use Only)

Committee of Jurisdiction: PUBLIC SAFETY DATE:3/01/2017Explanation of Grant:(Please attach copy of grant application and award letter and/or renewal letter with original resolution #and list any future requirements of the grant after expiration)Resolution needed for:REAPPROPRIATION OF GRANT MONEY NOT SPENT IN 2016 – OVERLAPPING GRANT FISCAL YEAR

Project #: SH15-1001-D00 SHSPContract #: C969150

EXPENSES: ($47,891.00)A-36562.07 Homeland Security-Emerg Serv Equipment (Equipment) $40,000.00A-3656 2.07 Homeland Security –Emerg Serv Equipment (PPE and Related Equipment) $5,610.004-3656 2.07 Homeland Security –Emerg Serv Equipment (TacticalMedical Gear Bags) $1,500.00A-3656 4.16 Homeland Security -Cent Serv Telephone (Sustain Director'sCell Phone) $781.00

$47,891.00REVENUE: ($47,891.00)A-3656 3306.EM15 Homeland Security State Aid – HS $47,891.00FISCAL IMPACT: Total Grant: $47,891.00

Local County Share: $ 0

State Grant? Revenue # $

Federal Grant? Y Revenue # A-3656 3306.EM15 $ 47,891.00

If Federal, please list Federal Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance(CFDA) Number_97_-_067

This Grant is renewal of existing grant funded program or new grant fund program or

XREAPPROPRIATION OF GRANT MONEY NOT SPENT IN 2016.Initial Contract Period- 9/1/2015 to 8/31/2018Grant Fiscal Year – 2016 – 2017DHSES # WM15969150

Obligation of County after grant expires: NONEREFER TO ORIGINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THIS GRANT#C969150 BY:

RESOLUTION #270-15 DATED: December 15, 2015

Major benefits of accepting this grant are:REAPPROPRIATION NECESSARY TO SPEND REMAINING GRANT FUNDS.

Department Head Signature ____________________________________________

MEMORANDUM OF EXPLANATIONFor Re-Appropriation of Grant Funds

INTRODUCTION No. _______________(Clerk’s Use Only)

Committee of Jurisdiction: PUBLIC SAFETY DATE: 3/01/2017Explanation of Grant:(Please attach copy of grant application and award letter and/or renewal letter with original resolution #and list any future requirements of the grant after expiration)

Resolution needed for:REAPPROPRIATION OF GRANT MONEY NOT SPENT IN 2016 – OVERLAPPING GRANT FISCAL YEAR

Project #: SH16-1005-D00 SHSPContract #: C969160

EXPENSES: ($52,500.00)A3659 2.07 Homeland Security-Emerg Serv Equipment (Portable Radio Repeaters) $46,500.00A3659 2.07 Homeland Security –Emerg Serv Equipment (PPE and Related Equipment) $5,000.00A3659 4.16 Homeland Security -Cent Serv Telephone (Sustain Director's Cell Phone) $1,000.00

$52,500.00REVENUE: ($52,500.00)

A-3659 3306.EM16 Homeland Security State Aid – HS $52,500.00

FISCAL IMPACT: Total Grant: $52,500.00

Local County Share: $ 0.00

State Grant? Revenue # $

Federal Grant? Y Revenue # A-3659 3306.EM16 $ 52,500.00

If Federal, please list Federal Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance(CFDA) Number_97_-_067___

This Grant is ____ Renewal of existing grant funded program or ____ new grant fund program or

X REAPPROPRIATION OF GRANT MONEY NOT SPENT IN 2016.

Initial Contract Period: 9/01/2016 - 8/31/2019Grant Fiscal Year: 2016 – 2017DHSES # WM16969160

Obligation of County after grant expires: NONE

REFER TO ORIGINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THIS GRANT#C969160 BY:RESOLUTION #111-16 DATED: April 26, 2016

Major benefits of accepting this grant are:REAPPROPRIATION NECESSARY TO SPEND REMAINING GRANT FUNDS.

Department Head Signature ____________________________________________

Public Safety Committee Resource Management Committee Youth Bureau and STOP-DWI Monthly Report

February 2017 Youth – On 2/6-7 attended Youth Leadership Forum in Albany with 3 students, 1 from Belfast CS and 2 from Andover CS; attended leadership workshops and heard keynote speaker; met with Assemblyman Joe Giglio and staff from Senator Cathy Young’s office; toured Capitol Building STOP – On 2/9 attended Environmental Strategies Committee of PPAC On 2/9 attended CA BOCES Open House Youth – On 2/13 had Privilege of the Floor at the County Board Meeting with 3 youth to speak about the Youth Leadership Forum Youth – On 2/16 attended Youth Court Board meeting On 2/16 attended screening of The Hungry Heart documentary presented by Heroin and Opiate Subcommittee STOP – On 2/21 held quarterly Victim Impact Panel with 55 anticipated in attendance Youth – On 2/23 anticipate attending WNY Rural Youth Justice Team meeting in Buffalo STOP – On 1/24 attended Traffic Safety Board meeting Youth – Worked with agencies on 2016 Program Annual Assessments for submission by 3/1 STOP – Began preparations for Top Cop Dinner in March; finalized 2016 DWI statistics STOP – Distributed flyer for Regional STOP-DWI Training with Jermaine Galloway in July Youth – Continued preparations for hosting WNY Youth Bureau meeting in June Youth – Began preparations for Youth Bureau Dinner in April Linda Edwards Youth Bureau Director/STOP-DWI Coordinator 2/28/17

New York State STOP-DWI Foundation, Inc.

Date: July 11, 2017 Time:8:30 am to 4:00pm Registration/sign-in begins at 8:00am Location: Kerr-Pegula Athletic Complex Fieldhouse, 9845 Rt. 19, Houghton Directions: State Route 19 north of Houghton; park in lower parking lot and use walkway to upper level to Fieldhouse Agenda: http://www.stopdwi. org/content/high-plain-sight-Allegany To Register: http://stopdwi.org/ content/high-plain-sight-registration-Allegany Local Contact: Linda Edwards, 585-268-5394 [email protected]

STOP-DWI NY REGIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITY

High in Plain Sight A comprehensive review of the latest information and trends about alcohol and drug abuse in the United States Presented by Officer Jermaine Galloway “The Tall Cop Says Stop”

The NY State STOP-DWI Foundation, Inc., through funding from the NYS Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee is pleased to sponsor regional trainings to benefit local STOP-DWI efforts in New York State. These seminars are free of charge and are designed help police, prosecution, education, prevention, probation and treatment professionals to prevent impaired driving.

The High in Plain Sight training is a comprehensive course on the latest alcohol and drug use trends. The presentation covers alcohol and drug clothing, alcoholic energy drinks, alcopops, alcohol and drug concealment methods and containers, drug paraphernalia, drug related music and groups, logos, stickers, new technology, youth party tendencies, party games, non-traditional alcoholic beverages, social networking sites, synthetic drugs, OTC drugs, inhalants, concentrates, E-cigarettes, and popular party drugs. (This training qualifies for 6 hours of CASAC credit)

The High in Plain Sight training will feature Officer Jermaine Galloway, a retired police officer who, during his career, specialized in alcohol retail compliance checks, underage drinking party enforcement, fake ID training, drug identification and DWI enforcement. Mr. Galloway is certified in drug identification, alcohol beverage laws and community policing. He has received recognition from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY

February, 2017

During the month of February, 2017 the following new files were opened:

Prior Current Month YTD

Felonies: 17 13 30Misdemeanors: 55 56 111Violations: 135 82 217VOP’s: 2 7 9Miscellaneous: 4 3 7Special Prosecutor: 0 1 1

Each of these files required the attention of one or more prosecutors, as well as support staff. In many cases there are various or multiple crimes charged against one individual.

Respectfully submitted,

Keith A. SlepDistrict Attorney

Figures as of 2/22/17

Please contact me with any questions.Ride alongs are always welcome, just give me a call.

GG 2/23/2017

Gilbert Green, Director Allegany Co. Dept. of Wts and Meas

5 Court St. Rm #2, Belmont, NY 14813Phone - 585-268-5002

Fax – 585-268-5933Cell – (585) 808-3518

February activities:

March 1-7 is Weights and Measures Week

I finished up my State and County reports.

I checked 3 pharmacies.

I checked on new fuel pumps at the Store.

I checked on new fuel pumps at Kwik Fill downtown.

I checked grocery store in Bolivar.

I worked on coordinating a training session for scales I’m hosting next month.

I may not make meeting as my wife is having surgery on Monday.

I traveled approximately 500 miles in the month.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF

ALLEGANY COUNTY

RICKY L. WHITNEYSHERIFF

Telephone ...............................585-268-9204Jail Division ……………….. 585-268-9208

4884 STATE ROUTE 19 SBELMONT, NEW YORK

14813-9506

KEVIN D. MONROEUNDERSHERIFF

Civil Office .............................585-268-9202Administrative Fax..................585-268-9484

MONTHLY REPORT – PUBLIC SAFETY – March 1, 2017

Generated approximately $126,000.00 in revenue o Average daily population was 96

Average housed in 52Average local inmates 44

58 inmates were booked into the facility (39M/19F)46 inmates were released (34M/12F)

(The above figures are January 27, 2017 – February 22, 2017)

In addition to the regular county committee meetings Sheriff Whitney also attended the following meetings and /or events:

o Jan 31 – Counsel at arraignment meeting at DA’s officeo Feb 2 – Pheasant Program Board meetingo Feb 8 – Department Head meetingo Feb 9 – PPAC Environmental Strategies committee meetingo Feb 9 – BOCES Open Houseo Feb 13- ACSO Chaplains meetingo Feb 14 – Elder Abuse Prevention Committee meetingo Feb 14 – Town Highways Superintendents meetingo Feb 14 – Allegany County Suicide Prevention Coalition meetingo Feb 15 – VRT, SART and DART Case reviews and TRIAD meetingo Feb 21 – Slow Moving Vehicle Symposium in Syracuseo Feb 23 – Meeting with Seneca Nation Officials in Salamancao Feb 28 – Traffic Safety Board

The Nakamoto Group an inspections contractor for ICE Office of Enforcement and Removal Operations was at the jail February 7-9 to inspect the facility. The five inspectors held a close-out meeting on Feb 9th and gave our facility very high praise. Thank you to County Administrator Boyde for attending the meeting.

Sheriff Whitney attended the New York State Sheriff’s Association Slow Moving Vehicle Symposium in Syracuse on February 21.

Sheriff Whitney, Undersheriff Monroe and Lt. Grusendorf met with the new officers of the Seneca Nation on Feb 23rd in Salamanca.

The Civil Division served 54 civil processes and collected various undertakings totaling $71,291.25 January 27, through February 21, 2017. (see attached report).

Respectfully Submitted:

Ricky L. WhitneySheriff

CIVIL DIVISION MONTHLY REPORT

The figures for February 2017 report (1/27/2017 through 2/21/2017) are as follows:

Civil Division served 54 civil processes

Temporary Order of Protection 4Summons & Complaint 30Divorce 4Income Executions 7Property Executions 2Order of Suspension 1Order to Show Cause 1Eviction Proceedings 2Subpoena 2Order 1

Sheriff’s office collected Undertaking, Fines, Bail, Fees and Money Judgments in the amount of $71,291.25.

Boarded Inmate CountFebruary 2017 Weekends

DateUS

Marshal ICE FEDERAL TOTALOther

CountiesTOTAL HOUSED

INLOCAL

INMATESTOTAL

POPULATION

02/01/17 38 9 47 1 48 43 9102/02/17 38 9 47 1 48 45 9302/03/17 37 10 47 1 48 44 9202/04/17 37 10 47 1 48 42 9002/05/17 37 10 47 1 48 42 9002/06/17 37 10 47 1 48 39 8702/07/17 37 8 45 1 46 41 8702/08/17 36 11 47 1 48 41 8902/09/17 38 11 49 1 50 40 9002/10/17 37 13 50 1 51 41 9202/11/17 43 8 51 1 52 44 9602/12/17 38 16 54 1 55 44 9902/13/17 38 16 54 1 55 42 9702/14/17 44 14 58 1 59 43 10202/15/17 39 19 58 1 59 45 10402/16/17 41 14 55 1 56 44 10002/17/17 40 13 53 1 54 44 9802/18/17 40 14 54 1 55 47 10202/19/17 40 14 54 1 55 47 10202/20/17 40 14 54 1 55 46 10102/21/17 40 14 54 1 55 49 10402/22/17 41 14 55 1 56 48 10402/23/17 0 0 002/24/17 0 0 002/25/17 0 0 002/26/17 0 0 002/27/17 0 0 002/28/17 0 0 0

0 0 00 0 00 0 0

Total 856 271 1127 22 1149 961 2110Average 38.91 12.32 51.23 1.00 52.23 43.68 95.91

TOTAL FEDERAL TOTAL POP.

Average / Day Average / Day

51.23 53.41% 95.91 100%

TOTAL HOUSED LOCAL

Average / Day Average / Day

52.23 54.45% 43.68 45.55%

Ricky L. Whitney, Sheriff Phone (585) 268-9600Kevin D. Monroe, Under Sheriff Fax (585) 268-9715

01/27/2017 to 02/21/2017

AMBULANCE / EMS FIRE POLICEALFRED 59 ALFRED 23 ALFRED 195ALLENTOWN EMS 4 ALFRED STATION 8 ANDOVER 26ALMA EMS 6 ALLENTOWN 4 ANGELICA 32ALMOND 7 ALMA 7 AU SECURITY 18ALS REQUESTS 110 ALMOND 5 BELMONT 70AMITY RESCUE 46 ANDOVER 8 BOLIVAR 31ANDOVER 27 ANGELICA 9 CUBA 114ANGELICA 16 BELFAST 4 ENCON 0BELFAST 13 BELMONT 5 FOREST RANGERS 6BIRDSALL EMS 0 BIRDSALL 0 FRIENDSHIP 83BOLIVAR 32 BOLIVAR 11 INDEPENDENCE 15CANASERAGA 20 CANASERAGA 10 SHERIFF 248CENTERVILLE EMS 1 CENTERVILLE 1 STATE POLICE 710CLARKSVILLE 2 CLARKSVILLE 2 UPD (ALFRED) 7CUBA 27 CUBA 8 WELLSVILLE 206FILLMORE 22 FILLMORE 5 WILLING 3FRIENDSHIP 28 FIRE INVEST. REQUEST 8HELICOPTER REQUESTS 10 FRIENDSHIP 9 TOTAL 1764HOUGHTON 30 HOUGHTON 5INDEPENDENCE 3 NEW HUDSON 2MEDICAL TRANSPORT 22 ORAMEL 3 HAZ-MAT 0RICHBURG 25 RICHBURG 12 DPW 1RUSHFORD 12 RUSHFORD 3 UTILITY REQUESTS 2SCIO EMS 3 SCIO 7 MISC 5SHORT TRACT EMS 0 SHORT TRACT 0 FAST TEAM 2WELLSVILLE 131 WELLSVILLE 22 WRECKERS 0ARKPORT EMS 0 WHITESVILLE 4GENESEE, PA 1 WILLING 4SHINGLEHOUSE, PA 0 WISCOY-ROSSBURG 6

TOTAL 657 TOTAL 195 TOTAL 2626

TOTAL PHONE CALLS

MEETINGS ATTENDED02/01 - DISTRICT 4-ALFRED STATION02/08 - CASM WEBINAR02/16 - FINGERLAKES CONSORTIUM-ROCHESTER02/17 - HOTDOG DAY PLANNING

Head Dispatcher

4884 State Route 19Belmont, New York 14813

Allegany County 911

Randy L. Swarthout,

Shawn W. Grusendorf, Lieutenant

911 Administrator

M E M O R A N D U M O F E X P L A N A T I O NFor acceptance and budgeting of GRANTS

INTRODUCTION NO: ___________________ (Clerk’s use only)

Committee of Jurisdiction: Public Safety Date: March 1, 2017

Explanation of Grant:(please attach award letter and/or renewal letter with original resolution # and list any future requirements of the grant after expiration)

Request the acceptance and appropriation of $398.00 in user fees for ACT II Batterers Program.

FISCAL IMPACT: Total Grant: $398.00

Local county share: $0.00

State Grant? X Revenue # A.3117.2260.00 $ 398.00

Federal Grant Revenue # $

if Federal, please list Federal Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number _____-________

Appropriation breakdown? # A 3117.4.49 $ 398.00 # ____________ $________# ____________ $________

X This grant is a renewal of an existing grant funded program.

This is a new grant fund program.

Please contact County Treasurer for new account numbers for any new grants.

For further information regarding this matter please contact:Sheriff Rick Whitney (585) 268-9204

___________________________Department Head Signature

M E M O R A N D U M O F E X P L A N A T I O NFor RE-APPROPRIATION of GRANT



Explanation of Grant:

This is for the re-appropriation of unspent funds from 2016 for the ACT II Batterers Program.

Appropriations A 3117.4.49 Public Safety Contracts (ACT II Batterers Program) $16,280.00

Revenues A.15.599.00 Fund Balance $16,280.00

(Funds were received in 2016)

FISCAL IMPACT: Total grant: $16,280.00


State Grant? Revenue # ____________________ $ ___________________

Federal Grant? Revenue # ____________________ $ ___________________(if Federal, please list Federal Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance )

(CFDA) number _______ - ______________

This grant is X renewal of existing grant funded program or new grant fund program.

Grant Fiscal Year - 2017

Obligation of County after grant expires: - None

Please contact the County Treasurer for new account numbers for any new grants.


___________________________________Department Head Signature





This is for the re-appropriation of unspent funds for the 2015 LETPP Homeland Security Grant. The original resolution for this grant was # 213-15.

Appropriations ($12,000.00)A 3654.2.10 FY2015 SLETPP $12,000.00

Revenues ($17,500.00)A.3654.3306.SH15 – 2015 LETPP #T969152 Homeland Security Sheriff $12,000.00



State Grant? YES Revenue # A. 3654.3306.SH15 – 2015 LETPP #T969152 $12,000.00


(DCJS Project Number) LE15-1000-D00


Contract Period – (09/01/15 – 08/31/2018)


Original Resolution Number 213-15








This is for the re-appropriation of unspent funds for the 2016 LETPP Homeland Security Grant. The original resolution for this grant was # 150-16.

Appropriations ($14,998.00)A 3657.2.10 FY2016 SLETPP $14,998.00

Revenues ($14,998.00)A.3657.3306.SH16 – 2016 LETPP #T969162 Homeland Security Sheriff $14,998.00



State Grant? YES Revenue # A. 3657.3306.SH16 – 2016 LETPP #T969162 $14,998.00


(DCJS Project Number) LE16-1004-D00


Contract Period – (09/01/16 – 08/31/2019)


Original Resolution Number 150-16




M E M O R A N D U M O F E X P L A N A T I O N

Introduction No: __________________(clerk’s use only)

COMMITTEE: Public Safety DATE: March 1, 2017

Referred to Ways & Means for March 15, 2017

Requesting a resolution to create and fund a capital project for various public safety upgrades/access points to the County Courthouse Complex.

Requesting that funding for 2017 be transferred from the contingency account to thecapital fund project number H1631.200.

From: To: Amount:

A 1990.429 ** NEW H 1631.200 $ 50,000Contingency Capital Proj – Building Safety Upgrades

FISCAL IMPACT: $ 50,000 from contingency

For further information regarding this matter, contact:

Tim Boyde, County Administrator(585)268-9216

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