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Reso 2022-170 Accept JAG Grant Funds and Fund Axon Interview Room Project
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<br /> <br />7 <br />C. Equipment <br /> <br /> <br />Description and Use of Funds <br /> <br />Computation <br /> <br />Amount <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> SUB TOTAL: $0.00 <br /> PROJECT TOTAL: $ 44,502.00 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />City of Emeryville: <br /> <br /> <br />Summary <br /> <br />The $11,324.00 Byrne JAG Local Grant awarded to the Emeryville Police <br />Department for FY2022 after subtracting the Sheriff’s Office 10% <br />administrative fee for grant administration ($1,132.40) totals $10,191.60. The <br />Emeryville Police Department (EPD) will use the grant funds for unfunded <br />materials, specifically conducted energy devices (Taser). This will assist in <br />ensuring EPD our patrol officers are equipped with appropriate De-escalation <br />tools and less than lethal options when managing incidents. <br /> <br />Description of Use of Funds <br /> <br />Policing today is a complex service that more than ever requires policing <br />staff to have the skills and equipment necessary to manage incidents with <br />uncooperative individuals. The conducted energy device provides patrol <br />officers with a less than lethal option when encountering volatile situations. <br /> <br />This request for approximately six (6) conducted energy devices (Taser) is <br />to be used by the Emeryville Police Department patrol officers and <br />supervisors. Once approved, this equipment will be appropriately procured <br />and put into service within a short timeframe. Having this equipment in <br />service for the officers and supervisors use will greatly benefit our efforts to <br />prioritize de-escalation techniques and reduce the likelihood of a lethal <br />force encounter with our officers. <br />
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