2000-23859 RESO
RESOLUTION NO. 2000-23859
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI
BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A GRANT, IN THE AMOUNT OF
$72,900.00 AND, IF FUNDED, AUTHORIZING THE BUDGETING AND EXPENDITURE OF
GRANT FUNDS, BY THE MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, FLORIDA MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT
PREVENTION AUTHORITY
WHEREAS, the Miami Beach Police Department has prepared a grant application to the
State of Florida, Office of the Attorney General, Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority,
for funding, in the amount of $72,900.00; and
WHEREAS, there is no cash match required by the City; and
WHEREAS, the grant, if funded, will commence on October 1,2000, and end on September
30,2001, with the funds to be used to purchase two portable "Lo-Jack" stolen vehicle locators, three
portable bar code scanners used for recording motor vehicle identification numbers, computer
software that will enable access to the National Crime Information and Florida Crime Information
Networks from laptop computers in the field, three pairs of binoculars and 3,000 club type auto theft
prevention devices.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Miami Beach Police
Department is authorized to file a grant, in the amount of $ 72,900.00 and, if funded, authorizing
the budgeting and expenditure of grant funds, by the Miami Beach Police Department from the State
of Florida, Office of the Attorney General, Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 12th day of
April
,2000.
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33139
http:\\ci.miami-beach.f1.us
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM NO. ~D
TO:
Mayor Neisen O. Kasdin and
Members of the City Commission
DATE: April 12, 2000
FROM: Lawrence A. Levy ~
City Manager
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A
GRANT, IN THE AMOUNT OF $72,900 AND, IF FUNDED, AUTHORIZING
THE BUDGETING AND EXPENDITURE OF GRANT FUNDS, BY THE
MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEP ARTMENT FROM THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, FLORIDA MOTOR
VEHICLE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY.
ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION
Adopt the Resolution.
ANAL YSIS
The Miami Beach Police Department operates a very proactive Auto Crimes Unit. In order to
increase its effectiveness, the Police Department has located the availability of grant funds for the
Auto Crimes Unit from the Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority of the Attorney
General's Office.
The grant will fund the purchase of two portable "Lo-Jack" auto theft location devices, three bar
code scanners used to record vehicle identification numbers, computer software that will enable
access to the National Crime and Florida Crime Information networks from laptop computers in the
field, three pairs of binoculars, and 3,000 "Club" type auto theft prevention devices.
The Police Department's Auto Crimes Unit will attend community Crime Watch programs and
provide citizens with information to help prevent auto theft. In addition, a "Club" or similar type
auto theft device will be furnished to attendees at no cost. In addition, Auto Crimes Unit members
will go door to door, handing out printed information and "Clubs" to residents. The other equipment
will enable the Auto Crimes Unit to track stolen vehicles, identify them more accurately and
communicate with other police agencies throughout the country from laptop computers in the field.
The Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority will supply grant funds in the amount of
$72,900. The grant will commence on October 1,2000 and ends on September 30,2001.
DATE
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AGENDA ITEM
There is no cash match required by the City.
The Administration recommends that the Mayor and City Commission adopt this resolution that will
enable the Miami Beach Police Department to provide motor vehicle theft prevention information
and equipment to our citizens and enhance the Police Department's efforts in combating auto theft
in our City.
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F:\POLI\TECHSERV\POLlCIES\COM_MEMOlalUO theft grant 2000.mem.wpd
. ATTACHMENT A
Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority
2000-2001 Initial Grant Application
SECTION 1: Applicant Information
Type of Governmen[aI .-\gency or Organizatlon
= State C County
;& City
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Miami Beach Police Department /~Auto Crimes Squad
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110U ~ashington Ave
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(Count\) i\1i ami -Dade
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572,900.00
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Auto Theft Prevention and Recovery Program
1:Jc:ogrJphlCJI .\;~:1 .-\pplicJble [0 GrJnt Project !:dt!nnf. ,.tate'.vllit!. jUlficwl crc:/a, COuntv. C:f'i. ,){ht!r;
City of Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County. Florida
Other Agencies PJrtlClpatlng III the Project (If a mufti-agency project. attach fetters of confirmatiun by all dgencies.)
SECTIO:'i 2: Catilic:JtionlSign:Jtures - (ac,~I1()..vlt!ds" :het (fw\'e read. understand c:nd agr>!,,:o rht! conditions st!tjor:h in the
application and S:lpporting ml.llerials and that the! !Il/ormation [ am supplying in this appiic:;:ion is true, com[}iere and correct.
Lt. Micheal Putz
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Typed 0iame and Title of Project Director (Projec: ,hre!ctor IS
thi! primary comact person for all aspects of the gram.)
T dephone :\0. of ProJ~:;t Director
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073-7776
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T:,;:ed :\'ame and Title of Financial Offic~r
Patricia Walker / Finance Director
Typed Name and Title of Authorizing Official (Person
awhori=ed to enter into a fonna! agreement)
Lawrence Levy / City Manager
MVOl (rev. Ol/96)
Section 3. Current 2nd Proposed Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Responsibilities - For each of the motor vehicle theft
reduction strategies and activities listed below. check whether they are current efforts undertaken by your agency. Then check the
activities and strategies that are proposed (or J\,fVTP A grant-funding. Check all activities and strategies tltat aDDly.
Strategies and
.\crivities
CUr.:::-lt Level of Effort
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Prooosed for
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Multi-.-\crencv Involvement
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\[ultiple Law Enforcement Ag~nc:~s
State Atto rr:ey
[nsurar.ce Industry
Local Businesses
Community Groups
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Pro-Active Efforts
D~',:o'; O'Je:-J.tlons
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Chop Shop 'IdentlIlcJ.uon
InvestizJ.tions, Lonz T er:n
Investi~ations, Short Term
Port Inspections
::'[ulti-Cour.t"1 S'.vee;:;s
TJ.:;.:y'ehicle'I..r;,spedons
Sur,,'eillJr:c~
~v~G-Ecc::i::g
Crime .-\.n:.llvsis
Ic.erltify Tre~ds & Methcc.s
De':elo'J Profiles
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Icentlr'1 EI2~"l Risk ..\re:::.s &: v e::~c,es
kerlti~1 Repe:::.t Offenders
Public Education & .-\'rnreness
Preverltion Seminars to COIr.J:J.lli-Uty Or5'
Presentations to Schools
Advertising Campaigns
Auto Theft Rallies
Combat Auto Theft (CAT) Type ProgI::L"TI
Training
Guidelines, Policies & Procecures
La\v Enforcement Of.ficers
Prosecutors
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SECTION 4. Gr:1nt Purpose and Description - Provide a summar/ description a/the project that is to be/unded by the MVTPA..
Briefly describe the grant objectives and the grant-funded strategies and activities that wrll be implemented to achieve the
objectives Describt! holV the project meets priorities eswb!ished by the AlVTPA. If applicable. Do not e:ccecd one page.
The Auto Crimes Squad at' the Miami 8eJ.ch POIIC~ Department hJ.S oe~n func[:onin~ on 3. t'so
pronged 3.ppro3.ch to combat the auto then problem present in our cir:;
With limited personnel resources as in most such organiz:1tions we have been working
tow::lrds focusing on obtaimble goals whtch h2.'ie the most impact on r...";e prook:n. Some of these
programs have been innovanve such the initiJ.tion or the; Vehicle: kemir:c:1tlOn Officer Progr::un
:l:ld some as basic :15 :1~gressi'ie cublic J\V:1rCfleSS progrJms
U1e first 3.pproJ.ch is ec:uC2.110n vi:' Li.le ;:uoi:c J.n~ the unir"orm ~arroi Ol-~~c.;:r. T:-:e ?oi~c;.:
Deparnnent has worked aggressively in the are:1 of public education and awareness of 1utO theft
:L'1d prevention, Both F.M. V. T.P.A. funded and non-funded programs. To continue this effort and
increJ.se the effectiveness by implementing broader programs to reJ.cn :J. larger section of L1e
public.
This would ce accomplishd by memcers of the Auto Crimes Squad and Crime
D-,,,...>.....;"'n UTru', or"'''''....;...(1., -,r~(-.,,..... ol-'1"'r-3"":1t;on .,,,.-. "'\i1reMess"!- ,.,,,...,'cii,:"e,-4 en.....,e \\':],.,,:,
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a.nd Community Meetings ( condominium asSC<:., loc;],l clubs, neighborhood cornm. etc. ). Tne
presentation would be structured based on a suriey of past auto theft victims and acceilting the
'.ve:1knesses noted. These would be advertised throug..lJ public notice and. org:ullz:ltion officers
notif:,ing their members of the Auto Ttef: P7evention Topic of the mee:ing. The presentaticr:
'Nould ce accompanied by L1.e disrrii::ution or steerin.g wheel t...l;.efL cerci-ent devices and access to
Y.I.N. etc:ung. This would serve 1".\/0 pur;:oses, dra\'..ing citizens that might not normally attend
and the use of more theft deterrents in the community. Officer education such as intelligence
updates, in-sef\oice training and the V.I.O. program alr~dy ta.\:ing piace \vill be updated and
continued.
Tne second approach is to focus on tb.e changing nature of auto theft in this communir:..:
from an amateur-perpetrated crime to a more professional/organized crime. This approach has
been increasingly pursued in the past two years, Many cases of this nature have beeen initiated by
this agency but then referred to such agenciees as the tviiami-Dade Auto Theft Task Force and
others due to limited resources, A program has been put into effect to reduce clerical and
administrative duties. This will enable the resources of tbee present sta..J."f to focus more narro\vly
on this endeavor. This will allow thee necessary manpQ\ver working in conjunction with the
Miami-Dade County State Attorney's Office to carry out larger investigations from initiation to
successful prosecution. A necessary element of this process is available equipment to carry out
this task with its ever increasing technological needs. The equipment requested from this grant
would work in updating the existing equipment to meet this task. This equipment and personnel
would also be made available to multi agency activities.
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SECTIO:',' 5. St:ltcmc:nt o~ ~ec:d ;tnd Current StJff . Parr A. Describe the specific prohlem or deficiency that is to bl! corrected
Documcnt tire Tll!l!d hy prollldIng the source of thl! of tlfe statistical data. and Includtt both numbers and percentages. StatistIcal
data .rhou/d com:spond to the geographIcal projcct area described in Section I. Do no( exceed (he space provided. Par: B. LI
Cllrri!nt stal/(no( l'v/VTPA-funded) that have ~o(or vchicle tlr4t responsibilities in your agency {nc/ude the position til/e. Jidl.(i~~e
)alury. and percent oftln!l! spent on motor vel1/(:le (lrejt responsibilities.
P3.rt A St3.t~ment of Need
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2. Detective William Thrall 900,;) 5-+.775.02 19.17125 73,9-+6.27
3. Detective Mark Hallman 500,;, 5'+.775.02 19.17125 73.9':'627
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SECTION 7. Budget. The Budget section is divided into four budget, or cost, categories (Sworn Employees. Other Employees,
Office Operations and Field Operations) and a budget summar;. Provide information on all proposed grant expenditures in the
appropriate budget categories. Copy additional pages as needed.
PJrt A. Sworn Employees - Law Enforcement qcT:ce.-; wzth arrest powi!r; who are assig!led to the g-ant pT'Jje:::: and whose sc!er:'e:;
,:re 10 be MVT?~ grar.:-;:mi!ed.
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P:lrt C. Office Oper:ltions . fn C/U des items such as office supplies, furniture, typewriter, telephone, copier, computers, etc" that
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scorles. lode. cIarms. a'e';:czs. s".l.,-je:!!cnce e:)".I.:om,,:'::. etc. '
Description
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3. VINtrack IV.LN. Bar Code Reader \ 1 1 n -,... 00 \ 1,Oi:.OO
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4. VINtrack IIV.LN. Bar Code Re=.der I 1 1,32,:.00 \ 1,3:!'S.00
5. V INtrack Upload Software (item 3&4) 2 119.00 \ 238.00
6. Cerulean Software Packet Cluster I 1 4,000.00 4,000.00
7. V. LN. Etching Supplies 1 500.00 TOTAL 500.00
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520.001
2,871.00\
60,000.00
1. Theft Prevention Device
The Club
3000
2. Portable Lojack Tracking Unit
5,742.00
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Part E. Budget Summary (Summari=e the totals for Parts A-D. The total should agree with total grant budget reques'l'-' ,.
St!ction 1.) . l.:;.ea In
BL'DGET CATEGORY
TOTAL COST
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S~c~ion 3. Bud~e( :'lJrr:ltive - For ~;:;C.1 j~C0'~: C::::20'''r; i -' 5'von :;'7',Mlo"e"- Or!: :;" 0'-'-
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Field O~~r:ltions and Other EX1Jer;...~s
Steer.ng wc.~d theft dete:7ents a.c.d V.I.~. etching supplies
Theses devices ~ill accomplish two goals, t1rSi: they will act as an incentive for
citizen ane:J.d.:mce at L~e cornmunity meetings. The second will be to place more theft
deterrent devices out in the community. Tne devices will be given away with a focus on
where the application will do the most effective job. Based on such fuctors as tj-pe of
vepjcle it will be used on.
Portable Lojack Tracking Units
These Units allow for the tracking of lojack equipped stolen vehicles. The portable
nature of these units allow for the transfer from one vehicle to another. This allo\vs for
the units to be in constant use under differing crrcwnstances. The Officers duties in the
Auto Crimes Squad involve traveling over large areas due to the mobile nature of me
crime. This will increase the ability of the squad in recovering Lojack equipped vehicles.
The Auto Crimes Squad presently has two laptop computers equipped with CDPD
moderns. This equipment is used regularly at scenes of inspections and investigation. At
this point their capabilities (word processing, N.I.C.B. records, etc.) are limited to a
duplication of office bound equipment. The equipment requested in this application
would update this equipment to allow the following:
MVOI (rev. 01196)
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Section 8. Budllet Narrative (continued)
VINtnck r and II .
These two pieces of equipment allow for the reading and instant analysis of
V.LN. bar codes when scanned. VINtrack II has the additional capability to store and
analyze non-bar coded V.I.N.s. Both units when used in conjunction with the available
software and a properly equipped laptop computer (two are presently in use) can
automatically download the stored information into the N.I.C.B. database to obtain
further analysis and historical information. Eroen Enterprises is tte sole: distributor of this
type device.
Cerulean Sohware Packet Cluster
This sothvare allows the aurornard u...~ of the C.O.P.O modem equipped laptop
computers to access NCICIFCIC data bases. This sofu.vare is the only program available,
compatible with the switch terminal we will be using.
In the field the combination of the above devices with the two laptop computers
already in use will allow the collection., recording and information data research to be
accorr..plished 'Nlth a minimal chance of human ~or or duplication of effort, in less time
than C:lI1 be currently be accomplished.
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