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Reso 2022-170 Accept JAG Grant Funds and Fund Axon Interview Room Project
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<br /> <br />5 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />City of Berkeley: <br /> <br />The City of Berkeley FY2022 Byrne JAG Local allocation of $44,502 minus the 10% <br />administrative fee, will result in the remaining allocation of $40,051.80, to supplement <br />overtime for sworn and non-sworn personnel engaged in targeted crime suppression <br />activities or necessary for high-profile community events. The department will be able to <br />increase its high visibility and police presence with the use of officers and additional <br />support personnel on an overtime basis. The Police Department will continue to use these <br />federal funds to help relieve the pressures on the General Fund relative to overtime costs <br />to promote community safety. <br /> <br />A. Personal Services – Salaries/Employee Benefits <br /> <br />The FY2022 JAG Local grant will fund the overtime costs of sworn personnel, <br />dispatchers, jail staff, parking enforcement officers, and other support staff who are <br />engaged in crime suppression activities or necessary for high-profile community events. <br />For purposes of budgeting, the top step salary of most utilized classifications are <br />displayed, although each employee will be compensated at their actual rate of overtime <br />pay. Similarly, the exact hours of overtime used by each classification vary and are <br />informational only, and not listed to identify the exact cost. Ultimately, the personnel paid <br />under this project funding, will not exceed the budgeted allocation for grand total overtime <br />expended. <br /> <br />As all activity will be conducted on overtime, the benefits will be consistent with the <br />classification and are limited to Workers’ Compensation, at the current rate of 8.38%, and <br />Medicare at 1.45% of total overtime wages. <br /> <br /> <br />Description and Use of Funds <br /> <br />Computation <br /> <br />Amount <br /> <br />Project Staff I. OVERTIME <br /> <br />Lieutenant – (Berkeley Police <br />Department) <br /> <br /> <br />$167.99/hourly overtime rate x <br />__10____hours <br /> <br /> <br />$ 1,679.90 <br /> <br />Sergeant – (Berkeley Police <br />Department) <br /> <br /> <br />$139.88/hourly overtime rate x <br />__20____hours <br /> <br /> <br />$ 2,797.60
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