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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 11 Presentation - 2019 Crime Update PresentationPolice Department 2018/2019 Crime Report 1 Current Projects Supporting FHRP (communications, technology –reduce workload, increase efficiency, staffing) Working with the cannabis industry for successful integration in SLO (expected opening of first storefront in 2020) Update and extend the Police Department strategic plan (Original Plan was 2016-2020) Development of goals to incorporate regionalism, climate action multi-modal safety and diversity/inclusion Focus on reducing harm Planning for SLO Forward and a new police facility 2 3 Accomplishments PACT/PEACE/Community Engagement Online Reporting Homeless Calls for Service down 7% for 2019 (-559 calls) Peer Support Team Training and Newsletter Principled Policing/Police Legitimacy and CIT Training Cannabis Det and business integration Lowest noise on record for the second consecutive year Compstat –New dashboard and mapping with GIS for near real-time crime statistics and trends, LexisNexis, Analyst Focus on Downtown with dedicated staff with 16% decrease in calls for service and lowest in 8 years Crime reduction 4% and lowest in 5 years 4 Violent Crime in CA 2018 Murder, Rape, Aggravated Assault, Robbery After reaching a high in 2014, the violent crime rate decreased by 19% percent from 2014 (237) to 2015 (191) and has continued to decrease to where we are in 2019 at 187. Violent crime CA –4.44/1000 SLO 3.97/1000 5 Residential, Commercial and Vehicle Burglary,Theft, Vehicle Theft The property crime rate increased 28% from 2014 (1439) to 2015 (1844) with another 12% increase in 2016 (2076) but has decreased since to where we are in 2019 at 1738. SLO Property crime percentages in 2019 are 80% larceny (theft and vehicle burg), 16% burglary, 4% auto thefts. Property crime CA –23.6/1000 SLO 36.97/1000 6 Property Crime in CA 2018 Total Calls for Service 2009 -2019 Calls for service have increased 11% in the past 10 years. 7 2019 Call for Service by Type 8 Crime Comparison 2018 / 2019 9 2017 2018 %Dif 2019 %Dif Murder 0 1 100%0 -100% Rape 39 51 31%39 -24% Robbery 23 33 43%34 3% Agg. Assault 111 103 -7%114 11% Burglary 172 244 42%277 14% Larceny 1516 1493 -2%1387 -7% Motor Veh. Theft 94 74 -21%74 0% Part 1 Violent 173 188 9%187 -.5% Part 1 Property 1782 1811 2%1738 -4% Total Part 1 1955 1999 2%1925 -4% Traffic -2018 / 2019 10 2017 2018 %Dif 2019 %Dif Collisions 534 527 -1%588 12% Pedestrian 37 28 -24%31 11% Bike 39 47 21%44 -6% Traffic Cites 5937 5003 -16%4090 -18% Pedestrian 896 707 -21%610 -14% Bike 506 415 -18%230 -46% Warnings 4945 5221 6%4763 -9% DUI Arrests 364 329 -10%226 -31% Noise 2018/ 2019 2017 2018 %Dif 2019 %Dif Noise Complaints 1483 1439 -3%1228 -15% Cites 209 204 -2%149 -27% DACS 456 363 -20%376 4% UTL 117 140 20%113 -19% Neg. Violation 661 681 3%559 -18% Landlord Cites 122 97 -20%84 -9% 11 Noise Complaints Past 10 Years 45% Decrease over the past 10 years. 1 2 Year Submitted Approved Denied Warning Call Citation 2017*35 24 11 5 0 2018 115 99 27 9 1 2019 339 242 91 38 3 *program launched in May 2017 Party Registration Since Inception APPLICATIONS REC’D 339 APPROVED 242 DENIED 91 •LATE SUBMITTAL 33 •PREMISED 35 •COMMON AREA 3 •NOT IN CITY 1 •DAY REQUESTED NOT ELIGIBLE 18 •2 PRIOR PHONE WARNINGS 1 PHONE WARNINGS 38 CITATIONS ISSUED 3 Homeless SLO City & County SLO City 2015 2017 %Dif 2019 %Dif Sheltered 158 189 20%156 -17% Unsheltered 324 222 -31%326 47% Total 482 411 -15%482 17% SLO County 2015 2017 %Dif 2019 %Dif Sheltered 392 345 -12%311 -10% Unsheltered 1123 780 -31%1172 50% Total 1515 1125 -26%1483 32% 1 4 Homeless Calls for Service 2019 –22% of Citywide CFS In 2019 there was a 7% decrease from 2018 1 5 Downtown Calls for Service 2019 –13% of Citywide CFS In 2019 there was a 16% decrease from 2018 1 6 Homeless CFS vs. Downtown Homeless CFS In 2019 19% of all Homeless Calls for Service occurred in Downtown 1 7 Community Action Team (CAT) Social Worker John Klevins completed his first year with CAT 09/2018 to present Over 582 individuals engaged Over 290 new contacts during this fiscal period (7/1/19 to present) 99 of new contacts have engaged in Behavioral Health Programming (mental health or substance abuse) 82 accepted assistance in getting off the streets. Relocation to Prado 70 Now Program Family Reunification Drug & Alcohol Programs Over 300 governmental employees (City, County, Parks, Fire, Police, Library) have received CIT related training from SLOPD CAT Anticipate a future need for a second social worker as the second CAT Officer comes online 1 8 Mental Health Related Calls for Service 2018/2019 -22% increase Calls Transported %Transported 2016 288 88 31% 2017 303 111 37% 2018 207 103 50% 2019 252 119 47% 1 9 Current Challenges Meeting continually changing community needs Time required to hire and train new Officers to solo status (overtime, over hires, lost time,IOD) Homeless and transient impacts Crime and nuisance Increased special events Continued impacts related to changes in California Legislation 2 0 Current Projects Supporting FHRP (communications, technology –reduce workload, increase efficiency, staffing) Working with the cannabis industry for successful integration in SLO (expected opening of first storefront in 2020) Update and extend the Police Department strategic plan (Original Plan was 2016-2020) Development of goals to incorporate regionalism, climate action multi-modal safety and diversity/inclusion Focus on reducing harm Planning for SLO Forward and a new police facility 2 1 QUESTIONS? 2 2