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Home My WebLink AboutItem 06 - Police Department FIC F$ Grapevine Police Department City Council Meeting Regular Session Police Department Update Tuesday, August 6, 2019 Chief Mike Hamlin 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 1 F �e$ Grapevine Police Department Chief of Police Administration Division Uniform Operations Criminal Technical Division Investigations Services (Asst. Chief Tim Hall) Division Division (Cpt. Ron Hudson) (Cpt. Todd Dearing) (Cpt. Mark Bills) Community Outreach Center (Mgr. Haydee Young) Animal Services (Sup. Kristina Valentine) 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 2 Fic ■ Grapevine Police Department • f ;y Staffing Across Divisions 3, 2% 13, 9° 66, 45% 43, 29% 22, 15% Uniform Operations Division Criminal Investigations Division Technical Services Division Administration Division ■ Animal Services 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 3 FICe�� Staffing • Tenure for Sworn and Civilian Sworn Experience Level Civilian Experience Level 35 33 35 30 30 30 30 2s 21 25 20 20 15 11 15 10 10 Pr 10 8 5 5 � 2 0 0 Less than 5 5 to 9 Years 10 to 19 Years 20 or more Less than 5 5 to 9 Years 10 to 19 Years 20 or more Years Years Years Years 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 4 FICE a Hiring Police Officer Applicants 2018 (2 hiring processes) 767 Applicants 538 (70%) met minimum qualifications 72 (9.38%) Returned requisite paperwork s 60 (7.82%) Tested 34 (4.43%) Passed fitness & written exams 11 (1 .43%) Entered background checks � 5 (0.65%) Received job offers 4 (0.52%) Hired mm lit' . .p9A�Vti fSoyw it 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 5 FICe� Ilk ■Crime 9p�,VINE Qty • Persons Crimes: 83 11 Robbery: 16 Agg. Assault: 60 , Sex. Assault: 7 Misd. Assaults 223 4%* � x • Property Crimes: 1 ,271 3% 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 6 FICF Burglary Residential/Building Burglary 160 140 1 137 120 40110 108 100 90 80 60 51 40 20 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 7 FIC e$ PFv� Auto Theft • Auto Theft 160 140 136 120 100 84 80 70 60 60 42 40 20 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Auto Theft 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 8 VICF$ Auto Theft Investigation • Auto Thefts increased 62% from 2017 to 2018 • Chevrolet/Cadillac/GMC trucks and SUVs • Suspects Identified • Multiple arrests January-March, 2019 (Cadi/Chev/GMC SUV and Pickup Trucks Only) 6 5 4 3 - 2 1 0 o^ 4:V o; off` ob J6 oA of o°' NIZ, N^ 0 o^ 49 oP off` oh 'Z O oA o`b Nz N^ �`�' O^ 07' O� Off` O� oz oA 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 9 Theft • Theft 1200 1016 1036 1038 1000 9 884 800 600 506 400 200 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Theft(Includes BMV) 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 10 FICF ` Vehicle Burglary Burglary Motor Vehicles 500 450 434 400 400 3 367 350 337 300 250 200 183 150 100 50 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Burglary of Motor Vehicles 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 11 Fic G3� `ti Crash Investigations • • Fatality Crashes: 5 150% • Injury Crashes: 605 7% • Non-injury Crashes: 2245 2% In 2018 received first (TxDoT) rantfor. � g Selective Traffic Enforcement Program. • Program focuses on • Promoting Safety Belt use, • Locating & removing Intoxicated Drivers, and • Encouraging Speed compliance. • Reimbursed for salary costs. ' 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 12 FICE,� a G3� ti Arrests • • Ad u It Arrests: 17253 0.5% i • DWI Arrests: 319 10% Top 5 Charges in 2018 : 1 . DWI (319) - r 2. Narcotics possession (205) 3. Public intoxication (152) - — 4. Theft (106) 5. Assault (90) 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 13 FICF T 11111 C777 ?"i'ry `13� aw iat ■ Patrol Staffing Increase • 9p,VINE Qty Patrol Section changed to 12-hour shifts on June 9, 2019 10-Hour Shifts: 12-Hour Shifts: (per shift) (per shift) • 1 Lieutenant - - 1 Lieutenant • 1 Sergeant , - .� • 2 Sergeants • 6 Patrol Officers • 10 Patrol Officers 8 Total 13 Tota 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 14 Flce$ PF� Animal Shelter CY 2018-1012 �., 32 Adoption returns • 199 Dogs & cats surrendered by owner • 226 Wildlife animals captured or taken in M 456 Strays • 37 Seized CY 2018-998 • 417 Dogs & cats adopted -- • 238 Returned to owner/transferred • 96 Wildlife releases INNER I;IVER p;� was so 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 15 Fe$ G3� `ti Animal Shelter • 2018 Adopting cats at PetSmart in Southlake. 142 Cats adopted �ted March-December) • GRAPEVINE 'l4IF ANIMAL SHELTER \ 2018 Staff transitioned to sterilizing, vaccinating, microchipping, medically treatment all adopted animals. Council Presentation 16 FIcF ` PFv� New Animal Shelter GRATIN • Quorum Architects, Inc. FWANIMAL SERVEICES • Steele and Freeman , Inc. FW • Shelter Design is completerll �___ ; -_ • Project was put out for bid • Construction September • Animals will be housed at Coppell - Animal Shelter 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 17 + II SINE CEgA ic Community Outreach Center POLICE • Partnership between Grapevine - - P • - iti F ,.,.F F t PAS � & Q� �•' _� ' Department and Grapevine-Colleyville ISD • Housed on school property In�n�lp wM Policeprovide staff and programming 1 • Council Presentation Ov CC _ • 11 a L.11 ul i C]L+7/ ?+�5 \lZat{.7 Valuable After School Time VAST serves elementary-aged students during the GCISD school year. Kids receive homework/tutoring assistance and enrichment activities including field trips, guest speakers, and interaction with community leaders. ANAl • 80 kids served in 2018r # ' • Monday — Thursday 3-6prn •� • 2 Locations — COC & FUMC _ • 15 field trips taken • 6,504 hours volunteered in VAST • 11 ,802 healthy snacks provided • 13,553 nutritious dinners provided or • VAST Crossover 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 19 FIft G3� `ti Summer Reading • Encourages kids to read during the summer break. Youth meet twice a week for one hour in a safe and cool environment. • June — August • 2 locations: COC & GRACE • 228 hours reading one-on- � - one in summer • 113 volunteer hours for summer reading I A 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 20 r� �� r+RpPEVIN ' SINE CEgA ic Outreach Center POLICE • Spring Break Sports •School students 1 60 Elementary & Middle - Heat . • : ,i 40 middle school students from CTMS & GMS • • - Camp Gladiator • students105 grades � r i/7/2019 Council Presentation FIC e$ Outreach Center Events • • Family Easter Fun _ • 200 kids and parents vow M,q k'F1T • National Night Out 'w 100 kids and parents • Santa Cops rt • 335 families, over 900 children served ; • Saturdayloop Saturday Market 9amto • 560 individuals served • 35 market days • Job Fair ` • 400 potential job hires ' • 60 employers — • Santa • 180 kids and parents 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 22 FIcF$ �T� 11111 C777� ?"i'ry `13� lA �pll CommunityEnrichment � • 9pFVINE Q�ti In partnership with individuals, groups, and organizations we are able to provide Community Enrichment to individuals in our community. GED , r 102 adults enrolled Facilitated by TCC �■ "� v ESL & Conversational Club 80 adults enrolled in ESL .� Facilitated by 121 Community Church Hacemos (SAT Prep) 15 high school students Facilitated by AT&T Representative - - Zumba � �. �■r Led by mothers in the neighborhood Y Wil VOs Ma-Yo Make-upf Led by women in the neighborhood _ 1 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 23 F��e$ Community Outreach Center I ; � pNPM Partnerships Recognized for'We&&ce e erae I minIw CHEVRiET T >c k A S r �12� t ROTARY CLUB Qo��Ar Independent School District ALCyTEgNAT��P ABUNIDAN1 LIFE CHURCH �`III/� §0 LivingWord LUTHERAN CHURCH GRAPEVINE A V1 E ARKS T E , h A S xt� 'MA FIRST GRAPEVINE DRIV fl UflIIEN NIEINNNISi CNUNCN ELfl E OF Q�� G 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 24 FIcF ` Best Practices • In 2006, The Texas Police Chiefs Association developed a voluntary process for police agencies to prove compliance with 168 Best Practices. • The 168 standards include ethics, training use-of- Qotic� force, & evidence management. • Department is reworking policies to be in N compliance. n �` • Program allows 2-years for completion. �ss06ati`° • Upon completion, GPD will put the policies into practice and submit to TPCA for recognition. 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 25 FICE a Grapevine Police Department Quest 'ions 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 26 . • ,.r ��M�r r� ♦� � '# FIcF Technical Services Tarrant County 911 District updating equipment for Text-to-911 Current Text-to-911 Service Area Wise Deuton Collin • Technology is now installed Hunt for all Grapevine dispatchers ockwall Palo Pinto Parker Tarrant Dallas • Should begin in Summer 2020 Kaufman Hood Johnson Ellis Erath Somervell Navarro 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 28 Vic Range • • Evaluating MILO Range PRO (Live Fire) Training Simulator u W • Windows-based system for testing, live s _ IUM fire scenario exercises & classes • Includes installation, support staff and _ free software updates • Allows for multiple users and training in o � ANG low light situations MUNI � � J _ Council Presentation 29 Fic 1 UCR to NIBRS n� Crime reporting will change on September 1 Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) used a hierarchy . system of reporting crime National Incident F D E R A L BUREAU OF IN V ESTIDATION U N1 M r . n • C I M E R E P O R T I N G T Based Reporting -� - — -r--- 7F — System NIBRS N A T I O N A L I N C I D A B E D R E PORT 1 M NIBRS includes every offense; will capture data on victims, offenders, relationships between victims and offenders, and property involved 8/7/2019 Council Presentation 30