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AI\~ {tfJ', ~. RESOLUTION NO. 94-21111
. ~ o~, V'/ A RESOLUTION 0-" m MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
. / tY OF TBB CITY 01'., MUM1: BRACH, FLORIDA.
'~ RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 91-20324 AND
,,~~ ~ AUTHORIZING TBB APPROPRIATION AND BXPBNDlTURB
~ OF $156,000 TO CO-BOS~ TBB,1995 INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION 01' CHIRPS OF POLICR CONVBNTION,
AND AUTHORIZING THB 7TH AMENDMENT '1'0 THB
POLICB CONFISCATION BUDGBT PUND.
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WBBRBAS ,thrtityotM;ami~Beach, Metro-Dade County and the
City of Miami are hosting' t8Er.'\\t9~S .~pternati.onal ..Association of
Chiefs of Police I(IACP1~ual~~venldon; an~" -#
WBBRBAS, the City entered into an agreement with IACP in 1991
in regard to this convention (attached Exhibit A); and
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with each entity being respon.sitile f.or on~hird (1/3) or $156, ODD;
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:ha~:o:on No. funds ::a::re::m~:~:de~~e
olice Confiscat' Budget and that the Mayor and
hereby authorize the 7th Amendment
Confiscation Budget ~d'7-1-; dUO
PASSED and ADOPTBD this 6th day of April
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RESOLUTION NO. 94-21111
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA,
RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 91-20324 AND
AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURE
OF $156,000 TO CO-HOST THE 1995 INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE CONVENTION,
AND AUTHORIZING THE 7TH AMENDMENT TO THE
POLICE CONFISCATION BUDGET FUND.
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Beach, Metro-Dade County and the
City of Miami are hosting the 1995 International Association of
Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Convention; and
WHEREAS, the City entered into an agreement with IACP in 1991
in regard to this convention (attached Exhibit Al; and
WHEREAS, the co-hosts have agreed to a budget of $468,000,
with each entity being responsible for one-third (1/3) or $156,000;
and
WHEREAS, the City .will
reimbursed from criminal
Confiscations; and.
fund the $156,000 from monies
investigations and/or Police
WHEREAS, the co-hosts have created a corporation known as the
Tri-Agency Conference '95, Inc., to administer the funds; and
WHEREAS, the City of
appropriated their shares of
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Miami and Metro-Dade County have
the required funding (attached Exhibit
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA,
SECTION 1.
That the City Manager is authorized to appropriate
to the Steering Committee of Tri-Agency Conference
'95, Inc., $156,000 for the City of Miami Beach's
share of the total budget to host the 1995
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Convention.
SECTION 2>
That Resolution No. 91-20324 is hereby rescinded.
SECTION 3,
That $79,000 of the funds shall come from the
Police Confiscation Budget and that the Mayor and
City Commission hereby authorize the 7th Amendment
to the Police Confiscation Budget Fund.
PASSED and ADOPTED this
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MIAMI BEACH
CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA 33139
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER TELEPHONE: 1305) 173-7010
FAX: 1305) 173-7712
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. ~l/
TO:
Mayor Seymour Gelber and
Members of the Clly Commission
DATE: April 6, 1994
FROM:
SUBJECT:
1995 INTEJUlATIONAL ASSOCIATION 01' CHIEI'S 01' POLICE (IACP)
CONVENTION
ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION
The Administration recommends that the Mayor and the City
Commission approve the appropriation and expenditure of $156,000,
payable to the Tri-Agency Conference '95, Inc., as the City of
Miami Beach's contribution to hosting the 1995 IACP Convention.
BACKGROUND
In~91, the City of Miami Beach, the City of Miami and Metro-Dade
Cou ty signed a Stat_ent of Agreement to host the International
As oclation of Chiefs of Police convention in October of 1995.
(Attached please find a coPY of the signed agreement and the WHost
Chief/Host City Responsibil~tiesn document)
In August 1993, the three police agencies formed the TRI-AGENC'i
CONFERENCE '95, INC. to handle all funds and responsibilities
associated with hosting the convention. The Corporate Officers were
selected from all three agencies. By-laws were created which
clearly define the method of operation to be used by the
corporation and provides for the equal distribution of all
remaining funds upon the dissolution of the corporation on December
31, 1995. (Attached please find a copy of these By-laws)
As outlined in the attached budget and the minutes of the December
8, 1993 Planning Committee Meeting, each participating department
must provide $156,000 toward achiev~ng the overall cost of $468,000
to meet the monetary cost of the convention. Metro- Dade Police
Department has asked the City of Miami Beach and the City of Miami
to commit their $156,000 share of the required funds and to deposit
their monies with the corporate treasurer. .
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The 1994 IACP Conference will afford the opportunity for the City
of Miami Beach to be spotlighted to police officials from allover
the world. Attendance is expected to be in excess of 12,000. The
initial $77,000 will be paid from funds reimbursed to the Pol ice
Department as a result of criminal investigations (Budget Code
'1996070000343). The remaining $79,000 will be funded from Police
Confiscations after October I, 1994.
CONCWSION
The City's hosting this convention will benefit the citizens and
our economy to millions of dollars.
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HOST CHIEF /HOST em RESPONsmlUTIES
IACP ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Revised: February, 1991
The impact the IACP annual comerence bas on our Association cannot be overstated.
Historically. membership activities sucb as training, election of officers, and association
business bave occurred during this evenL This does not include tbe ecoDOmic impact that
this imponant meetin, bas on the future of IACP. Without the revenue ,enerated from
this meeting the associatioD's very existence would be in jeopardy. Due to the impact of
the annual conference, our forbearers wrote Rule XVI 'Annual Meetiq..
Section 2. Local arrangements . The executive head of the
police depanment of the Host City or some other appropriate
official desipated by bim shall be responsible to the
Association for local anangements. He may create a local
sponsorship to the meetitJa. It shall be the duty of the
Executive Director to prepare the program for the annual
meetings of the Associatioll, to review plans proposed by the
official or committee responsible for local arrangements, and
to conduct all administrative work necessary to a successful
meeting.
As you can see, the rules leave wide policy areas open to allow each Host City to arranJe
its city's effort in bostiDg the conference.
However, many years of experience bave given way to lessons learned. The Executive
Committee has. therefore, developed specific responsibilities for the Host City which they
believe gives the As.~.tiOD the best chance for a successful meetillJ. These
responsibilities should be considered essential for the success 01 the conference, overall
good of the AssociatioD, and the imqe of the Host Chief Operatin, Officer and Host City.
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An invitation to host the IACP Annual Conference is considered an bonor for both the
Host Chief OperatinS Officer and the Host Community. Because of the logistics and work
required. the request for consideration as a Host City MUST come Crom the Chief
Operating Officer. The Chief Operating Officer MUST be . member in good standing of
the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Ine.
The Chief Operatins Officer of the city in which the conference is held is referred to as the
"Host Chief,. and his pollce department as the 'Host DepartmenL'
The conference sites are chosen by the IACP Executive Commillee five (5) yean in
advance and are subject to inspection and approval by IACP representatives before a final
decision is made. One (1) Vice President and/or one (1) other person appointed by the
President, the Executive Director or his/her desilllee. and the Conference Manaser will
be the lACP representatives who together will visit the proposed sites and present a wriuen
report to the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee will make the final decision
as to which site is chosen.
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IACP representatives for the conference site and the Chief Operating Officers or his/her
designee will inspect and recommend the participating hotels for the conference.
The conference will be held annually on a date and in a place approved by the Executive
) Comminee. Generally, late October is preferred. The dates and the conference sile will
be published five (5) yoan in advance of the conference.
Conference dates are designated by lACP after consultation with the Host Chief and the
availability of the convention center and hotels is ascertained. The conference is a five (5)
day meeting. opening on Saturday and closing on the following Wednesday at the
conclusion of the Annual BanqueL
A convention center is required to house exhibits and meetinp.
An exhibition of police equipment, products and services is held in conjunction with the
confereace. The exhibition opens on Sunday morning and closes on Tuesday afternoon.
The exhibit ball must be available to move in exhibits.1t U Noon on the Tuesday prior
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Program activities at the conference are not open to the general public. AttendaDce is
limited to lACP me~ben, their auests, and those exhibitor representatives registered for
full conference participatiolL For each of the past several yean between 5,000 aDd 7,000
persons bave attended the lACP conference. These Host Chief/Host City Responsibilities
are based at this time on requirement needs to handle a maximum delegation of 7,000. If
attendance increases significantly, the Host Chief and Host City will be notified well in
advance aDd are expeCled to adjust accordingly. A history of registrations from previous
c:onfereDc:es will be provided by the Executive CireClor.
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Early in the year a letter will be sent to the chiefs in the region designated for the next
open year. SeleClion of the conference site is made five (5) yean in advance.
Initially, a letter of request to host the conference from the Chief Operatin, Officer and
the City Mayor and/or City Manager is required aDd must be received at lACP
Headquarters to be considered.
A complete wrinen proposal from the Host Chief and the Convention and Visitors Bureau
must be submitted to lACP Headquaners for review.
The written proposal will contain:
· the facilities available for exhibits and meetings
· cost of the facility for the year biddinl
· floor plaD for exhibit space with 800 . 10' X 10' booths and 10' aisles drawn to
maximum c:apacity
· labor union CO$1I
· list of hotels with commiuable rooms and suites
· map indic:alin, c:onventioa center, hotels and [distance) their distance from the
convention centel'
· indic:adon of where Host C1iers Night would be held
· botel rac:lt rates and convention group rates for October for the current
year
· tax rate for lOOlIII
· tax rate for meals and
· other information as requested by the Conference Manager.
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The proposals will be evaluated by the Executive Director or his/her desipee(s), one (1)
Vice President as appointed by the President, and the Conference Manager approximately
six (6) weeks after the initial request for proposals is sent. A maximum of four (4) cities
meeting aU of the necessary criteria will be asked to give presentations at the meetina of
the Executive Committee in the Spring. The presentations should be made by the CUef
Operating Officer and a representative of the Convention and Visitors Bureau and should
be limited to 30 minutes. Any audio visual equipment required for the presentation will
be the sole responsibility of the city making the presentation.
IACP cannot defray any expense incurred by persons attending the meetinc of the
Executive Committee Cor the purpose of malting presentations to host a future lACP
conference.
After the presentations are made, members of the Executive Committee will use a process
of climin"tion (i.e. a series of votes) to select twO (2) cities as their tentative choices as the
future conference sites. The two cities chosen by elimination will be subject to an on-site
inspection by the inspection team and a final vote of the Executive Committee.
IACP Executive Committee policy stipulates that an on-site inspection will be a pan of the
selection procedure. Following the designated meeting of the Committee, an on-site
inspection will be conducted of the two (2) cities selected by the Executive Committee.
The inspection team will consist of one (1) Vice President and/or one (1) other pe/'SOll
appointed by the President, the Executive Director or his/her designee and the Conference
Manager_ The purpose of the site visit is to validate the adequacy of facilities, services,
and suppon for the conference. Panicular anention is given to hotel accommodations,
exhibit space, meeting rooms, facilities for receptions and food functions, and suppa" of
tbe city and area police officials.
The CUef Operating Officer of cities where an on-site inspection is conducted will be
required to defray travel and living expenses for the inspection team. These expenses will
iDdude hotel accomtn()lJltions, travel COS1S, and a meal allowance of a minimum of S40 per
day for eac:b member of the ~ction team. The CUe! Operatin. Officer may request
that these expenses be defrayed by the city's Comention and VISitors Bureau, n.."'''''r of
Commerce. or other appropriate city agency.
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The fiDa1 decision on the selection of the future conference site and date is made by the
Executive Committee at the last meeting preceding the Annual Conference. The Executive
Committee will review the inspection team's repon which will be sent to the Executive
Committee prior to the last meetilll preceding the October conference for review.
Two and one half (2 1/2) years prior to the dates the IACP Conference is scheduled to be
held in the selected city, a reaffirmation of the city's ability to host the CODference will be
made. A meetiD& win be held between the host department, host city representative and
the IACP Executive Director or bis/her designee. If. for any reason. the aty can no 101ller
meet tbe requirements of these responsibilities or the hosl department no Jollier suppons
its commitment to the success of the lACP conference. lACP will have the right to
reevaluate its decision 10 hold the conference in that city. Should the Executive Director
deem tbe city unable to host the conference, he/she shall place the issue before the
Executive Committee al the Committee's next meeting. After review of Ihe currenl status
of Ihe city's capabilities, Ihe Executive Committee will vOle to stay or withdraw. If the
association should decide to withdraw from a city, lACP will suffer no financial penalties
as a result.
A large conference such as the lACP Annual Conference, will bring to the Host City
revenues, in taxes and other expenditures of the attendees, in the approximate sum of three
(3) to four (4) million dollars. Therefore. it is anticipated that costs will be incurred by the
Host Depanment and Host City for goods and services associated with the conference.
The COSts incurred will vary dependent upon the ac:tual cost of the required services as
outlined in these Host Chief/Host City Responsibilities to the panicular Host City selected.
The IACP bears no responsibRity relative to obtainina sponsors for various Host
Department events such as tours, meal functions, entertAinment, Jilts, etc. .
All social evelltS 5pOIISOred by the Host City will be approved by the Executive DirectOr so
as nOI to conflict with the official procram of the Association. lACP win not be respoDSible
for any cost Incurred by the Host City.
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The Host Department wiD be responsible for the followina:
1. Board of Officers Meeting . The Host City- will be asked to host a
meeting of the IACP Board of Officers which will be scheduled early in
the year prior to the conference being held in thaI city. The meeting will
be held in the Hosl City. The Host City is required 10 defray Uving
expenses of the Board of Officers (approximately 12 persons) and lACP
staff (approximately 2 persons) incurred during this visit. These expenses
will include hotel accommodations, and a meal allowance of a ",inimum
of 540 per day for each lACP Board member aDd staff attending. Travel
expenses will be the responsibility of lACP.
2. Attendance al Prior Conferences . The future HOSt Chief or his/her
designee and his/her liaison officer are required to attend two (2) lACP
conferences prior to the year the conference is held in their city. Booth
space win be provided by IACP at the annual conference for ,the Host
City of the next year to promote their conference. This booth can be
staffed by the Host Depanment. Convention and Visitors Bureau
personnel, or designees of the Host Chief. lACP will waive the
conference registration fee for a maximum number of five (5) Host
Chief/Host City personnel staffing this boolh.
3. Host Chiel's Nisht . On Tuesday night the Host OIief will provide a
meal, beverage and entenainment for all registered delegates and
exhibitors who have fun conference participation. Presently,
approximately 6,000 . 7,000 people attend this eveDt annually.
4. Banql1et Entertainment . The Host Chief will obtain entenainment of
significant renown for the Annual Banquet. The Host Chief and his
spouse or guest will be seated on the dais at the banquet. The Host
Department will have three (3) complimenwy tables, consistina of DO
more than eipt (8) seats per table. ,
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S. Tranq?Onation. The Host Chief will provide . car and driver to be
individually assigned to each member of the Board of Officers for the
duration of the conference. Three (3) can and drivers, similarly, will be
available for the use of IACP staff as designated by the Executive
Director. In addition, there should be . pool of cars and drivers available
for transportation of VIP speakers, special JUests and Past Presidents of
lACP. These individuals may arrive up to two (2) days prior to the
beginnina of the conference and they may stay up to two (2) days
foUowing the last official day of the conference. These days should be
included in the "duration of the conference' time span.
It is not the intent of this requirement thai automobRe transportation be
provided for conference delegates. Any additional vehicles so provided
by the HosI City should DOl be identified as or considered pan of the
lACP official conference transportation.
A transportation desk wiD be operated by the Host Department and
located within the Host Department operations room. All requests for
transportation must be deared by the transportation officer in dose
cooperation with IACP staff..
6. Shuttle Bus . In consideration of distances involved in the Host Cry's
hotel proposal, the Host C1ief or histher designee will be responsible for
arrangina scheduled shuttle service, DOt to exceed a waiting period of
twenty (20) minutes, between participating hotels and the convention
center, whenever meetinp and social events are being held. if this service
is required because of hotelloc:alions. Hotels not within two (2) blocks
or a two (2) minute waDt of the convention center must have shulde
service. This semce sbould be ,eared to official conference propam
activities and should be available throughout the days of the conference.
It is, therefore, in the best interest of the bidding city to propose facilities
in close proximity to the major functions of the conference which will
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minimize the need for shullle services. Shullle service will begin no later
than 1 hour prior to the first published function of that day, and end no
earlier than 1:00 a.m. througbout the duration of the conference. Shuttle
service will begin aD Saturday and continue through Wednesday of the
conference. A small fee can be added to the botel room rates 10 belp
offset the shuttle cost, not to exceed S5.00. AIJy additional fee above
and beyond the authorized S5.00 must be approved by the Executive
Comminee in advance of publishing the official Housing and Registration
form.
7. SecuriG' for Exhibits -The Host Chief is required to provide twenty-four
(24) bour guard protection for the exhibits beginning at installation and
continuing throusb dismantlins and remOYal of displays. Guards win be
required at loadins docks, at the firearms boldinS room, at entry doors
and on the exhibit floor durinS installation and dismantling. While the
exhibits are open. guards will be required at entry doors and on the
exlubit floor.
Additional security may be required for the reptration area if it cannot
be secured durinS the bours it is not open.
An armed security officer must be assigned to the accounting department
for the duration of tbe conference.
Security will work in close cooperation with the lACP staff to insure a
smooth operation. The Host Chief is responsible in all cases for security
of the conference in its broadest sense.
8. Spouse Proeram -The Host Chief will arranse, in close cooperation with
IACP staff, PI'OIfIlDS to insure that spouses attenclin. the confereDCe are
provided with suitable activities. entenainmeat and refreshments. These
activities should be scbedu1ec1 durins the hours that the clelepte
resistration- area is open throughout the cIuratIOD of the conference.
If . tour company will be offerins paid tours, IACP win publish the
schedule in the Pollee Chief masazine. Other activities aud
entertainment should be p1anDed for the spouses hospitality room for
those who do not anend the paid tours. The tour schedule should be
arTaDsed so as not to conOic:t with IACP prosramminJ.
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9. Spouses Workshops. The Host Chief will arrange for at least three (3)
informative work.~h(lps for the spouses during the times meetings are
being held by conference delegates.
10. Invitations to Difllitaries . The Host Chief will extend his/her welcome
to the delegates duriDg the Opening General Assembly and has the option
to invite state and local dignitaries sucb as the Governor, Attorney
General of the State or Province, Mayor of the Host City, and other
notable offidals to attend the conference. These dignitaries should also
be invited to give a brief welcome at the Opening General Assembly. All
invited guests must be coDfinned and a biographical deseription of euh
spealcer must be sent to IACP at least sixty (60) days prior to the
beginning of the conference.
IACP c:annot bear any of the expense incurred by the attendance of such
dignitaries and IACP suff will be notified in advance of wbo will ,be
spealcing at the Opening General Assembly.
11. Letten of Welcome. The Host Chief should obtain letters of welcome
and photographs for the offidal conference program from the Governor,
Attorney General of the State or Province, Mayor of the Host City, as
well as his own Host CUets letter of welcome at least thirty (30) days
prior to the printing of the offidal conference program.
12. Votinl Machines. If voting machines are to be used, the Host Chiefshall
arrange and pay for the delivery and installation of an appropriate
number of machines during the afternoon preceding the election of
officen on Tuesday. The Host Depanment may also be required to
obtain the services for printing of the ballots should they be needed by
the election commission.
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13. Gifts or Welcome Hap . WeJcominl sifts or gift bap are provided by the
Host City and used to coavey notebooks, pellS, entenainment areas,
spedal restlurallt lnformatioa or other material the Host Chief IDd
his/her committee may WIIlt the deleptes to have. The gift hap are DOl
intended to be used for the distn'bution of campaip literature, or to
distnbute information on police prosrams. produc:u or services UDIess
they are offered by or have the offidal suppon of IACP. Azrj items of
commercial value which are to be placed in the bap must first be
approved by IACP.
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14. Publicity - CooperatioD of the Host Chief is vilal for lACP to establish
contact in advance with local, state and regional news media.
At least sixty (60) days in advance of the cODfereDce. the Host Chief shall
bave prepared a Ust of news media addresses, telephone numbers, aDd
contacts. A copy of this Ust shall be furnished to the Executive Director
of IACP for pre-comerence press releases.
15. Press Room and IACP <>.perations Room Personnel - The Host Chief
will designate a person skilled in public information dissemination to
assist lACP staff members assigned to the Press Room. The person
should be familiar with the local news people and be able to address their
needs.
In addition. the need for secretarial/clerical assistance will be required.
The Host Chief should assign one (1) person to provide this assistance for
the duration of the comerence.
The Host Chief will also assign one (1) clerk/typist to assist in the lACP
Operations Room for the duration of the conference.
16. Messa"e Center - lbe Host Chief will provide a message center for the
attending delegates to be located near the delegate registration area aDd
open during the times which delegate registration is open.
17. Hast Chief Command Post - A room will be assigned to the Host Chief
as an office/command post for the duration of the conference. It will be
near the area of the IACP Operations Room.
18. Host ~anment Uaisan Officer. The Host Chief will provide to lACP
staff the IIlUJIe or names of contact personnel within hisjber ..eacy wbo
will be admiDisterin8 the conference for his/ber city. 'Ibis informadon
should be provided IS soon IS IUch a pel10ll is desipated IS "Host
Depanment UaisoD OftIcer." It bas been the experience of lACP that
a co........"" officer. with considerable latitude to make IIC'O"!I"'Y
assipuDeDlS, worb best.
19. ReJilltration of Host ~artrnent Personnel-The Host auef Is requested
to fur1Iish IACP Headquarters with . list of personnel assipecl to
conference dudes four (4) months prior to the conference. Names and
ranks are needed. IS well IS individual conference assiputlents. lACP
will provide complimentuy reptrations to all Host Chief/HOSt aty
personnel directly involved in and working at the conference. Thirty (30)
days prior to the conference, an update of this list is required for
inclusion in the official conference program.
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20. }Julllet Re.pon . A repon of receipts and expenditures must be prepared
by the Host Chief indicating the source and amount of funds received and
the purpose of funds expended. The report must be submiued to the
Executive Director in aecordance with financial guidelines establisbed by
IACP. This report sbould be submitted to the Executive Director no
later than (our (4) months fonowing the conference.
IACP will require assistance from the Host City for general inlonnation. photographs and
other related actMties attendant to the Host City and facilities.
The penon assigned to the IACP account will work in close relationship with staff atlACP
Headquanen from the time of the original site inspection through the conclusion of the
conference. This will allow IACP to advenise in the Police Chief magazine the conference
and the Host City activities.
1. Hotel AHnmmodations . Presently, approximately 3,600 class 'A'
hotel sleeping rooms and fifty (SO) hospitality suites are required.
Preferably one (1) botel will have 750 rooms or more. The balance
may be divided among neighboring hotels within a two (2) mile
radius of the coavention center, using as few properties as possible.
Conference beadquanen win be the convention center.
Preferably, one ol the hotels nearest the convention center, or the
convention center hself will have a ballroom to accommodate a
minimum of 2,SOO persons seated in rounds of eight (8), a two (2)
tiered head table 90' long and an entenainment stage for the Annual
Banquet.
IACP will also require a bold on aU meedn. room space ill tbe
conveDtion ceDter, and some meeting room space at the participatiDa
hotels.
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Each participating hotel will be required to provide display space for
campaign material within their hotel for elec:tioneering. Each
candidate will be allowed this space for material (i.e. table, chairs,
etc:.) at no expense.
2. Housin, Bureau . I.n cooperation with the Assoc:iatioD, the
Convention lUId Visitors Bureau or Chamber of Commerce shall set
up a bousina bureau to process all requests for room reservations
made in connec:tion with the IACP conference.
A representative from the Housinf Bureau is requested to oversee a
bousing desk during registration 0 delegates throughout the dates of
tbe conference and during all hours which delegate registration is
open.
Room and suite assignments are controlled by IACP Headquaners
to assist members and State Assoc:iations in special ac:c:ommodations
sought by them. Fifty (SO) rooms assigned by IACP will be set aside
for use of the Host Department.
3. Relistration Assistance . Additional registration assistance wiD be
required from the loc:a1 Convention and Visitors Bureau or Chamber
of Commerce. IACP will expec:t some of tbis assistance to be
furnisbed at DO cbarge. There wiD also be a need for assistance in
selling banquet tickets; IACP products; restaurant reservations; and
travel arrangements.
IACP will notify tbe Host City at least thirty (30) days prior to the
conference of the assistance necessary to make the confereDc:e
suc:ccssfu1lU1d smoodlly run.
4. ~hibit Spaee . Approllimately 250.000 .... square feet of exIu'bit
space is needed to accommodate. minimum of 800 . 10' X 10'
exJu'bit booths with 10' aisles and cafe area. '!be exhibit area should
be located Immediately adjacent to where meetins and &eneral
assemblies are beld. All exlubit space must be on one (1) leveL
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The exlu'bition is open for three (3) days durina the conference:
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. IACP requires possession of the
exhibit ball Tuesday by 12:00 Noon prior to the opening of the baJ1
on Sunday. IACP will release possession of the exhibit ball at
Midnight, Wednesday, following the close of the exhibition on
Tuesday.
5. Meerinl Rooms - A large meeting room or auditorium, with theatre
seating to accommodate a minimum of 3,500 persons and a platform
dais for forty (40) people, is a minimum requirement for the General
Assemblies. This room shall be equipped with public address system
and adequate micropbones.
In addition. tbe following meeting rooms are required:
A. Six (6) meetiDa rooms, seating approximately 400 persollS,
bead table for six (6).
B. Four (4) meeting rooms. seating 150.200 theatre style, head table for six (6).
C. Two (2) meeliD& rooms. seating 1()().125 classroom style, bead
table for six (6).
D. Three (3) meetiq rooms, seating 60 in a conference square.
E. Eight meeliD& rooms, seating forty (40) in a conference "l1' shape.
F, Four (4) meeliD& rooms, seating 15-20 in a board of
directors/conference shape.
G. One (1) meeliD& room, approximately 5,000 square feet for the
annual election.
H. Two (2) large meeting rooms for use as the spouse's hospitality
area and International Hospitality area.
I. Five (5) rooms for use of IACP Headquaners staff, the Host
Depanment, and the press.
These meetiDa space requirements are a ~:Aection of the space
normally used at tbe IACP c:oaference. S . e requirements may
differ. IACP Headquanen staff wiD provide final meeliDl
specifications to all facilities six (6) months prior to the bt.Jlnnl", of
the conference. A tentative schedule of events will be provided to
the faeilities one (1) year prior to the conference.
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6. Conference Ree;srration Area..lACP conference registration requires
two (2) separate areas; one b1IJIelegate registration and the other for
exhibitor registration. It cJw.ooOI(j be noted that electrical power for
computer registration will be:rrequired. Approximately 7,000 gross
square feet is needed for ~ .. :pte registration and approximately
5,000 sross square feet for alilbitor registration. Both areas sball be
located in a hall or foyer i.....-liately adjacent to the meeting rooms
and the exhibit hall. The l..~.tion area must be available for set-
up on Thursday mornin& ~ (lr4tina the conferenc:e.
The IACP exhibition is the largest of ilS IIiiad and displays produc:u. equipment and services
relevant to every facet of police work. 1I'IIerefore, exlubitors contribute in large measure
to the overall success of the confereDCe... .
lACP Headquarters staff will work c:loseijy with, and provide information as needed, to the
Host Chief and Host City Convention ..s Visitors Bureau and Chamber of Commerce.
All arrangemeDu for planning and ~ program panic:ipanlS, activity scheduling. etc:.,
are handled by IACP. Printing of the ~aI conference program will be done by lACP.
lACP Headquarters handles all ad...;." -.tion relevant to displays at the conference.
Proceeds from the sale of exhibit ~ is, by Rule 16, Section 3, deposited in the
Association general fund.
Exhibitors are pn a determined Dnn- of full conference punic:ipation badges for each
booth rented. Additional representaUllllllwe registered for the exhibit floor only.
1. ("nnferenc:e Badps . All .. rees will be badged by IACP as the
c:oafereace is a c:losed eve... .. only to AIsoc:iation members UId
their psu. The badJes .. color coded for the followina: active
memIleti; all other cl.~a .c_mbersbip, staff, bOIlS, other guau;
exhibitors for full c:onfcrenca..,uc:ipation; exhibit area only.
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2. Registration Area at the Conference Site . In addition to the
registration of delegates and exhibitors, the registration area will
include:
A. 10' X 10' booths for the candidates seeking election to an
lACP office as well as a minimum of twO (2) tables, four (4)
chairs, and elec:tricity.
B. Space for the city having the conference the following year to
distribute information and answer questions.
C. An area for lACP produc:ts and banquet ticket sales.
D. Services such as travel, housing desk. restaurant reselVations,
general information and message center.
E. Space for other groups to sell tickets or distribute information
as approved by the Executive Direc:tor of his/her designee.
F. 20' X 20' area for the IACP booth.
F. Other areas as assigned and approved by lACP,
3, Open in, Reception. The Opening Reception for all delegates. guests
and exhibitors will be held in the exhibit hall on Sunday nighL All
details and expenses are the responsibility of lACP. IACP may
choose to substitute another event in the exhibit hall in place of the
Opening Reception.
4. Annual BanQJ1et . Except for the entenainment. which will be
provided by the Host Chief. the Annual Banquet on Wednesday night
is the responsibility of lACP.
S. Meelin, Room Assignments . All meeting room assignments in
panic:ipating hotels and the convention center win be done at lACP
Headquaners. All requests must be approved and confirmed by
lACP staff.
6. Election of OfIICI!rs . All coordination necessary for the annual
election of offic:en for the Association win be done by IACP except
for those responsibilities relatina to the election as previously
described under "Host OIief Responsibilities..
7. Telephones . lACP will older telephones IS needed for their
operations during the conference. The Host DepanmeDt is
r~DSible for orderina telephones for their needs. or for areas of
which they are respoDSlble.
8. Eqldpmenl. lACP will order office equipment as needed for their
operations during the conference. The Host DepanmeDt Is
responsible for orderinl office equipment for Iheir needs. or for arelS
of which they are responsible.
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I have read the Host Ch1ef/Koat C1ty UIPon.1b1l1Uea
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fulfilling
1mportance
respon.ibilit1e. al Host chief/Hoat City.
I agree that
all responl1blliue. a. outlined can and w111 be met by my
department/city to 1n.ure the lucces. of the lAC' Confer.;. .:.
Convention Site' City of Hlaml Beach. Flor1da
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M.. . _.=. . ,.c~ Department
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in 1995.
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Metro-Dade police Depart.ent
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Dn Ro..nblatt
Ixecutlve D1rector
Internatlonal Aa.oclation
of chiefa of 'olice
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aBSOLUTION NO. i a 3 - 800
It RBSOLV'l'IOlt "OTIOR~IHG '1'18 FWnfNCI 0' ft.
lQQI TWHtNO OONPllR 01 or TiB INTBlUfAT;tO>>AL
ABSOO:xATtOB 0' OBU' 0' POLIO. 18 AX AXOWT
lOT 'lO uelllD U&&' 000: ALLOCA'Ull'G PONDS
1'HBJ\BPOR 'lOX \'KB LAy'lDtPORCRKIlrl' TRUSt' POND,
SUCK SXPI1l'DZfORas BA\ilNG BEEN CBRTIrllt) BY
tHI OBiS' 0' POLICS ^' COlCPLYXNG lIft SBOTION
939. 'I'08e. FLORIOA 8'1' '1" ''l'ATUTIS I Aln) BUNG
8'01"'BO~ TO A~'LtCABL CITY OODI PROCVIl.IHD r
~SlOYU%01l81 PURTERR TATtNG THAt TJlI POLl'':!
f)BPAR'l'XBNT YILL END~AYOR to COLLBC'l' IJm
R!XMB~SI THI LAY ENFORCBKBRT TRUST FViD ~HB
JlIRIIN~BOVI 8PHOt'Z2DAKOcrM'1'.
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6uthowile. the expenditure 0' lort.!tu~. prooeede
enloroement purpose. ~ot oon"l~erel1 11.0&-..1 01'eJ'&tb'
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Intercatlonal ^"SOo1"ttOD ot: Cb1af. of '01108 !r<ln,
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Conto&'enoe; arad
WBII1IAS, . app&-oXll1"U1l 8,000 110 10,000 law
oftioers trom .rouD4 the vor14 will be attendlDf the
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VlrBRlA8, tX-<1J,n, vUl OQn811lt of IrIln1val teohu1~e8,
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lnveatl,atlon ekil1., ~se 01 tl~e&r.s, t1rat 11n., ~4 level ~nd
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V1lERBA8, tti. Chief 01 'oHoe ~8 reoolDliendled ~opt1on of
thi8 ResoluttOD ~ ~8 4eter.Jne4 thAt the .zpeDdl~ur. propose4
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VBR1\BA8, t~48 to OOver t~18 t1'&11\1n' Art &Val1&.ble 1n the
C1ty 01 nus. ~" IDforOelllen,; TruBt FuJUl, ProJeot )fo. 690001,
%D4ex Oode oaeoo4-a~7: :
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NOW, t'IlBRBP~RB, B3 IT aBSO~VBD BY 'rEI OOIOlIBSIOJf 0' DB C'i'r't
or JlIAKI. 'tORID11 !
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Seot1Qn ". l The reoitals And I1M.lll" OOlltalr.e4 1~ the
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'&'Ia-lIbl. 110 tb.1~ ReSOlution "1'. beteby 640ptecl by reterenoe
thereto ..nd lDoo'rpOtate4 here1.il as it fully 8et tOI'~h 11l this
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the :rntOl'Zl&tlol\&1 AeaOO1&t1on ql Chiets of polloe, 11l &D allount
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J'UI4. Pro.1eot 10. 690001. IndeK Code 02Gooa-u,. 8uCh
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eQU41 tUlle. MviDg ))0811 oertified ~ the Oh1tf ot '0110. 6.
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00.p1t1111 with _'OUOIl 83a..,O.e. 1'101'14& Bt&~e Statu'tH, Ul4
beln' III),b.1eot to appu'O&b1e OttJ. Code proouUment PfovUl101l.
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BeotloD a. The Polloe Department .~l1 m&kt an .ttort to
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reooup tUNl8 f~o. out8S.4e .ou~oe81 11'1 611 &aOUDt equs.1 to the
here1n &1100&tloll, ~bd &ball .e. that all lunds so oolleoted art
4epo8tted 11'1\0 the L&v Intoroement fruet Fund.
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'^SSID AND ~P'1'1D this ~ day ot Detlflmb'~, 1993.
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BUDGftARY I\BVJIV , APPROYAL:
KANOBAl' 8. A. Dllt1CTOI
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MEMORANDUM Aaan" Item No. 7(a)4
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TO:
1I0nol'abl. K..bal"'.
80.l'd of COUnty Comal..1one~.
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~~-G. AyJ.no, P.B., ,.1..'.
COlln'y Manav.1'
DATE: April 27.. 1993
SU8.1ECT: aepon of hopo..c1
"pencU,t_e and
auanul, JlepOl't tOI'
tb. Law Bmfore..nt
'J'run f'luml
FROM:
'fb. Law .nfOl'o._nt 'h'vn J'\Ind (LIITI') oonalate of oll"tala _L.ad _nl.. and
tb. PI'OCII<<. fl'om the .al. of e.~.ln fOl'f.lt.d l>&'Ope~7' ~a. land. ~.t
be ....4 fol' 1... .nlolte_nt p111.'pO'" whlch '1" tI..lca.Ul:.r not tlIlOget.4.
.1ne. t..n4. '1" .v.Uabl., va '''99l1.t th& foll_lnll ....~. "ltlllt.. f~ tha
rund.
1. b.cut:iv. D.v.l~'MllAft~ Proaram
rllnd., ln th. _nt of 5421,100. wel" I>n"LO\I81,
apprOVacl fOI" th& bKlltLv. O'".lop1lent '1'09~'"
fh1. pl'oqn. ,,111 PI'_1d. tl"A1nLnq to ICetI'O-Dade
Po11ce Dep.a-t:Mnt ~nd .taU pel"'OMel wLtb tM
goal of ~pl"OYin9 ~aDnal akilla nao....a-y t.
.fflolently .nd eff.ctlv.ly "n.va De~
opel'.tlon.. funda ,,111 be IItlUae4 fol' tltain!ns
....lnal'. an4 tllitLon f... a. _11 a. ed..caU.OtlU
_t.rlala. (OI:h8l' Law 'nfor_nt "'qlO""
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Fund. 1n the UllNM of $$0,000, wen pS"VLO\Iallf'
appl'oVacl tr_ tll. U'fr tor whieb The Itlt.....atioaaJl.
AuocLaUDlI of CIILe', ot 1'0110' Cont.nllce will be
held 1n ML..l, octobe~ 14-11, 1995. ~be OODf.l'.ne&.
whlch La ba1n, epoIlaond tJy a nllllbel' of local 1_
.nfo~e_nt agencl" lftc1l1dln9 tbe MOPD. ia
an~lcLpated to be attended tJy 1,000 to 10,Oom
.tt.nd.... funda will be vaed for oonfl"__
related .Jt~n.... (Othu ,,La.. ltftto"o..nt: .....~..)
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.....nd., Ln the _lit of $Z,310,OOO, lIa". pre91o...lw
be... approYad fr_ t.h. L111'F for the Jl~
t"t.c".ntLon o.UU (I'tD) '1'091'''' ...ID 1. .
oomprehanaL"e ."tol'c_nt FOll"" whLeh t~t. USa
contin..ad <<r_toLe lIlcA... ln a-epol!:t:ed C'Obb.d._
involvinq vlolence and ..riou. inju~ 01' d..th.
Exhibit C
$ 210,000
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LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND REQUEST FORM
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Chalrperaon. MOPD l.aw Enforcement
Trull Fund Committee
OATI: Apdl 1. 1993
FROM: Fred Taylor. Director
Hetro-Dade Police Department
8UBJECT: law Enforoement Ttult Fundi:
Aequtat For International
Allociation of Chilf. of
Police Conflrenca
1. artef D..crlptlon Of Requ.":
It i. requa.tld that fundinl in the a.ount of $180.000 bl providld to
allow for thl Hetro-Dade costa of thl International A.aociation of Chilf.
of Policl Annual Conferlnce which 1. echaduled for October 14 - 18. 199~.
in Miami.Flor1da. The traininl conference is cO-Ipon.ored by tbe Ketro-
Dade Police. tbe City of M1a.i Po11ce. and tbe City of Miami Beach Police
Depart.enu.
The impact that tbe IACP Conference hae on law entorc...nc cannot be over-
Itatad. Hi.torically. .embersbip activitiea such a. training. elaction of
officers, and national policy po.ition atate.ent. are made at this conferencl
which usually attain. worldwide media coveraae. The economic i.pact vill
re.ult from the approximately 7.000 co 10.000 attende,. wbo vill infuSI
approximately 3 to 4 Dillion dollara in rlvlnue to tbe Kiami area.
2. "".lIfleatlon:
Thi. funding ia required to provide for the orlanilinl. sana&inl. and
am.iniatratlva coeta aa vell a. .taff lial.on and eVlnt coo~olnatioD for
tbis conference. The event aecusitate. th. in'rolveaellt of tbe public
.ector and reviewing vith public official. the confe~.nce &DO monetary
commit.eDte. Thare ara numeroua meetinae With the lAC, Boaro of Director.
and the plann1n8 suff in Arlington. Vir8inla. and ac upcOllina conference
In St. Louia, Missouri (1993). ano Albuquerque, XIV Mexico (1994). Thi.
vill require attendance of various per.onnal to asse.. the manpowlr
c_lclDenta. the wo~k8hopa. and the training prolr8llle for tbis 1D&.siva
uDderrakiua.
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Tb1a conference off.~ aD Ikc.llent forum a. an opportunity for key
coordinator. of interDational police a.eneie. to diacu.. ia.uea and
learn froa the p..t -.periencee of other agencie.. A. a ..,or police
a.aftcy in the Southe..tern United Stetea. it .ives che Ketro-Dade Polic.
Deparemenc the occa.~ to di.play our out.tandina achieve.enCa in .11
area. of trainina. .ucb a. executive develop.ent, phy.ical wellne.. proarams.
and crisi' .anaas.enc. Our l.ad.r.bip and expo.ur. co international ,roup.
allowa u. not only to diaperse informacion but also to a1ean information
fra. world known exp~t. in many field..
4. eoatAnalYIls:
L Total Aequeltecl Amount:
b. AOdi1IonaI colt to a,neteI Fund
tor current FI_ Vear:
c. AddltlOftII colt to G.".. FWld
tDr next FIICII Vur:
d. blmlZatlon of Aequ.,ted Expendlturea:
Vill be lubmltt" a. determined during planning ae..ions
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180.000.00
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'.. LAW INFORCEMINT TRun F\JND'''IQUUT 'OAM
'.. Comple'. 'or Clpltll ","""" Onfr:
a. Iqulpll'llnt II NEW "IPLACIMINT (C/IcIt One)
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b. If fundt ere for replaoement equlpment.lnlWer the following:
(1) PllOlI year .qulpment wealNl purIlt\aMd
(I) Pu~ln8 IOUrct for .... purctllll
(3) Average 11ft .lCI*tMCY Illr equlplTlent
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.. Compl.t. for ".qu..t. to ".nt V.hlole. Only:
.. Period of rant.1
1>>. Number of v.hiel.. raq~
c. Vthiel.. will be used by CUARENTL V ASSIGNED DETACHED PERSONNEL
ct. fa "'II r.qu'lt for an .X1InSion of prtyfoul LE~ req~1t
t. H.ve ythil;les bltn ,.qUllted In the G.neral Fund budget
,. Compl.t. for the 'ure..... of Computer Iqulpmeftt~
COnc:urrtftoe
OIta Iyltlml 8u,.au
DaIt
L Coftlpl.t. fOT the Purcha.. of Radio IqulpIMnt Only:
Concunence
ConununlCationaluraau
Date
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VES NO
VES NO
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,...,.....nOl Date Honoonoum"oe
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11. II.vl.wer Comm.ntl:
II!VIEW PO"
". Indlc.t. Approprl.t. C.t.gory (Ch.ole Onlr On.):
Protracted/Compl.lC Investiaation
Tectlnleal Equl~rnent
TechnICal Elcptrun
Matching FYm" for F.d.ra1 caranta
Automated Flna.rprlnt lcl.ntlflcaVon Equipment
Automated Uniform Off.fIt. and Arrest ".port 8ystem
OIhtr Law Enforoamtnt Purpoaaa
CrIme PreventIOn
Drug AbuIt Education
DO NOT WRITE IELOWTHII UNI!
Oat. prll."ted to l.ITF Commltt..
LET' Commltt.. AaIfon
Amount Approved,
Dat. Approv.d by Icard of County Commllllont1'8
UDPO Project ft
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