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6.1 F <br /> Page 25 <br /> Grand Jury Response <br /> Page 8 <br /> Response: The conclusion is directed towards the San Mateo County Probation <br /> Department. � <br /> 6. Ci Police De arfinent ractices va d�ama�icali across fhe Count . Sharin <br /> P <br /> tY A rY Y Y 9' <br /> and coordinafion of information regarding sexual offenders among the law <br /> enforcement agencies in fhe County is insutficient to effectively control sexual <br /> offender activity. <br /> Response: Previously answered in finding number 5 under "Law Enforcement." <br /> 7. In 2009-2090, if either (a) 1% of fhe County's $80 million con�ribu�ion to the <br /> SherifPs O�ce $160 million budget or (b} 2% of fhe Stafe's Proposition 172 <br /> funding for enhanced law enforcement would have been reprioritized, fhe <br /> Sheriff's O�ce could have operafed a full-time 3-person team dedicated to <br /> sexual offender enforcement. <br /> Response: This conclusion was directed towards the San Mateo County Sheriff's <br /> Office. <br /> RECQMMENDATIQNS: <br /> ?. Coordinafe City Police Department sex offender policies and practices to reach <br /> increased, uniform levels of enforcement throughout the County. <br /> Response: Respondent believes this recommendation is currently in place. As previously stated, <br /> while the number and length of policies may vary by department, the procedures for registering <br /> sex offenders are established within the guidelines of the California Pena1 Code by the California <br /> Department of Justice (DOJ). The standards set forth for registration procedures set by the DOJ <br /> are completely followed by every department within San Mateo County. We agree with the <br /> Grand Jury that the procedures should be consistent and believe the best way to accomplish that <br /> goal is to use the DOJ guidelines. The consistency and coordination of this policy will be <br /> monitored by the County Police Chief's and Sheriff Association. <br /> 2. Reinstafe the SAFE Task Force in par�nership with the San IVlateo Countjr <br /> Sheriff's O�ce by contributing appropriate resources. <br /> This recommendation will not be implemented as it is beyond our control. The San <br /> Mateo County Police Chiefs and Sheriffs Association found great value in the SAFE <br /> Task Force, however that task force was funded and operated by the Department of <br />