Montebello Unified School District Police Department August 18

Montebello Unified School District Police Department August 18, 2011 Presented by: Sergeant Linh Dinh

Our Core Functions �Provide safety and security to the District’s students, staff, and property �Patrol and respond to calls in and around the 40+ schools and sites located within the District

Service Divisions �Field Operations �Administrative Services �Community Services

Field Operations �Patrol �Adult Ed Safety/Security �School Resource Officers �Traffic �Probation Services �Canine Services �Special Events/Intel �Threat Assessment/Workplace Violence �Campus Security Officer Program

Administrative Services �Business Operations �Communications �Records/Info Systems �Alarm Contracts/Services �Contract Security Services �Personnel & Training �Homeland Security �District Emergency Operations & Disaster Preparedness

Community Services �Youth Outreach/Explorer Post 640 �Community Education �Bullying/Cyberbullying �Stranger Danger �Gangs/Taggers �Drugs/Drug Awareness �Domestic Violence/Abuse �Traffic Safety �Self Esteem �Truancy/Juvenile Law �Appearances: Career Days, Safety Fairs, Reading Programs

Organization Chart

Program Highlights – 2010/2011 �Handled over 3, 700 calls for service �Presented 137 programs to over 12, 000 MUSD students, parents, and employees �Prepared threat assessments, ops plans, and security details for many large/high-profile events �Investigation led to arrest of robbery suspect who continually victimized students �Established Police Explorer Post #640. Over 1, 575 hours volunteered by Post members

Highlights (cont. ) �Mental Health Partnership & coordinated approach to mental illness/suicide ideation �Implemented CAD/RMS program �Completed Emergency Operations Search & Rescue Trailer �Applied for 2 Community Oriented Policing grants, for an additional Police Officer and security camera upgrades

Highlights (cont. ) �Partnership with LA CO Probation Dept. �Handled 194 probation-related calls, compliance checks, home visits, drug tests, etc. �Assessed $14, 559. 79 in restitution from offenders �DPO managed a caseload of 24 probationers � 92% success rate with DPO’s caseload

Highlights (cont. ) � 688 truants transported to MAC � 1099 students referred to MAC �Attendance increased to 95. 64% �Expulsions decreased from 60 to 23 �Fighting on campus has declined �Vandalism & Burglaries have decreased

Future Goals �Implement Live Scan Program �Centralize monitoring of security camera systems �Upgrade District’s radio communications network to comply with FCC narrowband mandate �Explorer Course for credits �Construct Mobile EOC �Establish a Police Cadet Program �Sustainability of non-core functions

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