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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0197.091( ."-.--~> -----. ~ w March 21,. 1991 THE HONORABLE CITY CO!Jl/CIL Palo Alto, Calitornia 6 Spnta Clara County Office of Education Gront -Budget Amendment Ordinance Members of the Council: Report in Brief This report reco .. enda the approval of an ordinance amanding the budget tor fiscal year 1990-91 to provide for receipt and expendi­ ture of a qrant award of $2,500 from the Santa Clara County Office of Eclucation fO-r the purpose. of supplemantinq substance abuse education. Sa c;kground For the past five years, the Palo Alto Police Departaent and the Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) have jointly participated in substance &J:Nse prevention proqruas with the assistance of a qrant fro. the California Office of crt.inal Justice and Planning (0C.1P) • rile qrant p.rovided func!inq for .... ny programs, including Here'. Looking at You 2000, Preparing tor the Drug-Free Years, and Project DARE (Druq Abuse Resiatance Education). While the OCJP ~ant bas expired, these programs bave continued to be oftered by the Police Deparblent and the School District because of their success. In June 1990" the Santa Clara County Office of Education eCCE) issued a request for applications for Comprehensive Alcohol and Druq Prevention Ed .. cation (CADPE) mini-qranta .. p to $2,500 to encouraqe .nd support law enforcement involvament in substance abuse prevention/intervention programs. staff sublaittad an application tor the qrant with the intent Of using the funds to assist In the continuation of some of the proqr... initiated durinq the OCJP proqr.... staff va. recently informed by the COB that they have awarded the full $2,500 to the City. Pr9ClrU SpesifiM Grant funds will be usad to enhanca the exleting progr.... in the following manner: Hera" T99king .;t You 2QQO 'HLlaX) -Teachers 1n qrades K-6 currently teach ret ... al skills ccncerninq druq and alcohol us.. A qroup ot patrol officer. have volunteered C1IR:U7:91 o o to co-t •• eh the classea on a lillited basi.. Grant funds vill be UBed to COYer costs tor additional classroom aat.rials and teaching aids. p;.por1ng tor tt, Drug-Free Years -A Crime Prevention co..unlty Service Officer, a SChool District staff person.. and a desiqnated: parent instruct this five­ •• asion education program for parents ot tt,oee students involved in HLAY. Grant funds vill be used tc provide a stipend for the parent aide Yho a •• iata with the proqra. and the cost of a person to provide child care so that parents may More conveniently attend the sessions. , -The School Resource ott'icer 'Will teach which provides refusal skill. and informa­ substance abuse. project DARB was tauqht at Addison SChool last year, and at the fifth and .ixth qrade levels at Hoover School this year. Grant funds vill provide tor an additional two other classes to be tal19ht at Hoover. Additionally, funds will be uoed to develop a slide presentation aiaed at increasinq the collUlunity'8 awareness of the sUbatence abuse probl_ and to encourage support tor current, as well as future, progr ... ~ EnyirongentAl Iapact Assessment This proqru is not a project as defined by the California Enviro ..... ntal Quality Act and is not subject to CEQA requiremento. ReMPMndot,ioD "" staff reco....,nd .. that the City Council adopt the attached Budqet AIlenc!JIent ordinance to reflect the receipt and appropriation of the Santa Clara County Office of Education qrant award of $2, ~oo to be included in the Police o.partlaent'. 1990-91 budqet. Attachaenta: Budget _nt ordinance CAllPE Grant Application Santa Clara county ott ice of Education certification of Acceptance acR:197:91 W!LLIAIf ZAlIER City IIa agu , , , • .. ," o ORDINANCE NO. ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALO ALTO AIIENIlrJlG THE BtJDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1990-91 TO PROVIDE AN ADOITIOJlAL APPROPRIATION TO THE POLICE DIVISION'S INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES PROGRAM AIIJ) TO PROVIDE FOR RECEIPT OF GRAIIT FUIIDS FROfI THE SANTA CLARA COOIITY OFFICE OF IIDUCATION WHEREAS~ pursuant to the provisions ot section ~2 of Article III of the Charter of the City of Palo Alto. the Council on June 18. 1990 did adop~ a budget for fiecal year 1990-91; and WHEREAS. the san~ .. Clara Coun~y Office of Ed\1ea~ion (OOE) provides a CODprehe.nsive Alcohol and. Drug Prever.tlon Education (CADPRE) grant to encourage and support law enforcement involvement. in substance abuse preventionjintervention programs; and WHEREAS, the Palo Alto police Department and the Palo Alto Unified SChool District have jointly particlpa~ed in sUbstance abUse prevention proqraas tor the past live years; and WHEREAS. these grant funds will be used to enhance existing drug abuse education prograas provided tor in the Investiqative Services proqraai . NOW. THEREFORE. the council ot the City of Polo Alto does ORDAIN as tollows: SECTION 1. The GUll of Two Thousand T!V. Hundred Dollar. ($l.500) i. hereby appropriated to Contract. and SUppll~B in the Police oepart.ent's Investigative Services program and Miscella­ neous Grant revenue is correspondingly increased. SECTION 2. Tbis transaction will have no iapact on Res~rveB. SI!CTIOII J. Tha Council of the 1:1 ty at Palo Alto hareby tinds that the anact5ent of this ordinance i" not a proj ect under the California EnvironBlental Quality Act and, therefore, no environmen­ tal iMpact assessment is nece.sary. SICTXOlf •• llunic lpa 1 Code. adoption. As provided in Section 2.04.375 of the Palo Alto this ordinance shall heeo_ effective upon I ,~I!D AlID PASSED: AYES: 1I01lS. ABSTENTIONS: ASlIM, . A'l"1'BST: city cierI< Asst. CIty Attorney c£ ty iiii.a'ler Director-of FInance Chief of pollee (-.1 o APPP.OVED: llayor , -o Santa Clara County Office of Education ---ClNl'IW. oma, 100-Slypott Df'iw: • s.t:n ~. california 95115 • (-4(8) 453-6500 F&biUary IS, 1991 Dear Detective Jean Krahulec: The Sanb!o Clara Cotinty Oft!ce Of Edueaiion (COE) Is pleased 10 offer 8 Comprehensive AJcoIlol and Drug Prevention Educailon (CADPE) Law Enforcement MlnI-Grant through the Offi<:e of Criminal ~ Planning (OCJP). Funds must be expended no later than June, 30, 1991. Enclosed is a check lor $2,500 10 use lor the activities specified 1n your appIIcafiorI. A sub-commillee 01 the Local Coordinating Committee wiD mae! with you in June or July fa review yoor project. I w11l notify you as 10 the specili<:" meeting dale In May. . ., Also encloSed all! the farrowing fonms: Ceruticatlon of Acceptance, Please sign and return this form fa Cathleen CampbeD by February 25, 1991. • FII18I Report of Expenc!l1ures -Please return this form no later than August 31, 1991. Please note that OCJP does not anow equipment OOSling $500 or more per unit or food to be purchased with these funds. The County Office wiU be ava:lable fa assist you in Imp!emenlalion.· If yw have any quest!ons or need ItHther clariflca11on. please phone 406-453·6532. $incerely, 'C8!IIIeen CarnpbeD CAOPE Coordinalor o o , , , Certification of Acceptance "The Santa Clara County Office 01 Education, as admlristralor 01 the CompRlhenslve Alcohol and D1\JO Preven!ion Edu<:ation Gran~ and the "-'-'-'-___ ========= _______ hereby (NilITl9 01 Po!'lC8 Department) certify !hat they have read the conditions contained In the lIOtifica!fon letter and agree 10 comply wHh all the requirements as a cond"rtion of grant funding, C~nly Supe rintendent Santa Clara County Office 01 Educafion February 15. 1991 Authorized Ponce Department Sillnature 01 Grantee Type 9f Print Name and nle Dale o " ,'.,; CADPE LAW ENFORCEMENT MINI-GRANT APPLICATION 1990-91 P1eue man the completed application by Ju~c 30'. 1990 to: Ca.th7ccn Campbell, CADPS Coordinator Santa Clan COilDty Office of EducatiOQ 100 Skyport Drlve Me '231 San lose. CA 9511S Contact Person: Detective J~an Xrahulee (415)329-2214 Law £nfort:emezu Agenc)': Palo Alto Police Ilepartcent Address: 215 Forest A .. "e. Palo Alto .. CA 94301 Pltoae 415-329-2406 On l1lot],:er sbect of paper pJC3.s.c respond 10 tbe fonowill& Clircc:tions. 1 : 'L Briefly des.cn"bc your agen.:y's CUrren! involvemect with s-:.booh {please include district/scheel, naIDcs/.(nIdes as appropri.att~~ 2. BricIly describe the Drog. Alcobol &ad Tobacco Education (D.A T .E.) IIPplication objectives and' activities to be funded ClDclude projected student outcomes and how the objectives will be :lltl:&rated with the: existlAa: school progn.m, CIC.). 3. Briefly dcstn"be how tbe objectivu 'Will be ~va'u.ted. 4~ Include a bud,eL -i 1::N4J./J7)1i"·J"_ J..uthorlzc.d EnrOn:em~Dt Sigoatan and Titl~ acd Title ) Baekq:toUpd / o CAD~Z Lav Enforcement Hini-Gr&Dt App1icatlon 1.990-91 o June 29 .. 1990 page One The Palo Alto Police Department (PAPD) and ~~e Palo Alto Unified School Oistrict (PAUSO) first started a cooperative school resource officer (SRO) program in 1971. CUrrently .. PAPD dedicates one full­ time police officer to the PAUSD to serve as a resource for stud~~ts, parents, and school staff concerninq issues of juvenile delinquency and subste~ce abuse. For the last four years l PAPD and PAUSD have worked closely toqethe~ on a sUbstance abuse qrant from the Office of criminal Justice and Planning (OCJP). As a result of the OCJP grant and the CADPE grant, a Memorandum of Understanding between PAPD and ?AUSD has been deve~oped .. siqned .. and implemented for five years. The SRO and juvenile officer serle on the School Attendance Revie'w Board and othe~ prevention/intervention committees. &Jring the 1989-90 school year .. 12 officers went into 26 classrooms to co­ teach "'Here'$ Lookinq At You.. 2000" (HLAYj at three eleouentary schools, walter Hays .. Duve.neck;" and EsconQido~ A pilot program of "project DARE (Druq Abuse Resistance Education) 'Was taught in two ., classes of filth/sixth graders at Addison School. cri&e Prevention officers assisteQ the school district personnel in teaching a five­ session parent education pr-ogram .. Pa.renting for the Drug Free Years. These programs and others demonstrate great success from the grant funds received. However .. June 1990 marks the end of the OCJP fundinq. In the .fall of 1989, PAPD rallied the community toget.her ror the city's first Red Ribbon Campaiqn. All public schools participated in the community events and orqanized additional contests and projects. Plans have already started for Red Ribbon 1990. :In January 1990, PAPD and PAUSD brought toqether 90 community leaders to torm the Palo Alto Substance Abuse Prevention partnership (PASAPP). 'I'he 'partnership has met twice as a large 9'roup, termed an executive committee, and been endorsed by the city Council as a mechanism to plan the long-term strategy Lor the city cencerning Eiubstance abuse issues ~ Members of the partnership also serve as"an advisory board for cooperative grants received by PAPD and PAUSD. . , \ • ,:-.:,,::~:,~,:\5' 1" :::er-e's-:Lc~;'·~t'g At Y':lo.J. 7000 C:?!S-rOOl: -:r.ete:il!!js (i,e •• t.rD-;]"'~:e$, ~"""",,,,.Q:r).~, :'-i-rtifj.::a't.es) 7.e:acl',i':"~ .ei'is. (i,e_. lets':'n c.o:.·"tr;. for offi :;~rs. f::.l1t) c~ 2' ~.s:: Oc.-c lLat-=-r~,a) S (i. e •• "'orjr';:",:>oy's, boc~,Q!''k.5. ;:.&rtitic.o:>tes) :<==,:~<i,~ aics (1. e. t p:.·s"t==rs. f;t:~s) (-~:t!'.'::'r,i!tlon (Le'l l:· .. -~r::!sr invitations, flyers) :;t~~.;.;.d. rot" corrti.n<.t~",J.s t~achirlg !:5'slsta.nt t$2~/ni9ht x 5 ~e~5!on$ ~ J classes) S'tiPHld fer chiJ d cere asslst.i!l.nt ($lS/T';lght x ! sessions ~ ') elz::sses) S\..ilit.o'tal Sl~de$ and voice over tape (includin~ services of c~~ert) S'.Jbtotal Tot.al BudgE:t $ ~5C:.(iC )00.(.'0 1$e,. co. S 1, OO(,~-~~ $ 37S.0c 22~.OO ..