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� � �5�� <br /> PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM 1 <br /> Law Enforcement (continued) <br /> Council suggested a summary report of areas where public service i <br /> ' officers would be involved in order to assist in a decision as <br /> to whether or not such a p'rogram ts feasible. Also pointed out <br /> was that the kinds of th�ngs public service officers do are those <br /> matters the sworn offtcers have no time to do now, and that in <br /> effect what is bemg suggested is an increase in the level of <br /> services. <br /> There was'9eneral concurrence that violent crime in Redwood <br /> City is,increasing and that public safety is of the greatest <br /> importance. <br /> t <br /> The motion died'for lack of a second. <br /> Mr. Fales cont�nued cortunent on the sub-programs and responded to <br /> questions relat�ng to recommended holiday overtime, recommended <br /> staff realignment to provide a training manager, and noted that <br /> the ma�or portion of costs for the Police Officer Trainee Program <br /> �s reimbursable from State funds <br /> Fire Safety � <br /> Mr Fales noted with respect to clerical posit�ons deleted from <br /> last year's budget,-that an attempt is being made to provide <br /> additional heip from federal funds as long as those are ava�l- <br /> able In response to question, he advised that the employee <br /> ' costs do not reflect the 'ad,7ustments made as a result of the <br /> recent memorandum'of understandtng, which was s�gned after' <br /> printing of the budget but will be reflected in the adopted <br /> budget , <br /> (In response to a"question, Mr Fales advised•that CETA employees were <br /> not rncluded in the personnel'shown in the last pages of the budget, <br /> since the program fluctuates and further, that there is some question <br /> as to how long the program will continue, therefore, it was preferable <br /> to show those employees separately ) <br /> Discussion on the Fire Safety sub-program continued regarding <br /> certain non-emergency ser,vices performed, such as assist�ng <br /> persons locked out, or locked in, sometimes requiring a ladder, <br /> the need for caution that doors are not opened for unauthorized <br /> persons, the problem of false alarms, and the fact that Fire <br /> personnel have authority,to enter premises where�Police personnel <br /> would be prohibited <br /> MOTION Councilman Bury.moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, <br /> to request Fire Chief to investigate the effectiveness of per- <br /> forming non-emergency services <br /> The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. <br /> ' , , (MINUTE N0. 77-100) <br /> In response to questions regarding the Federal Public Works•pro- <br /> gram, Mr. Fales commented on the Capital Pro�ects funds being <br /> . ,� _.� - _� - <br /> _q_ Ad,7.Mtg. <br /> 5/14/77 <br /> Budget <br />