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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 2015 0617 CCSA REG ITEM 09E ITEM 9.E. CITY OF MOORPARK,CALIFORNIA City Council Meeting of 6-17•,00 ACTION: �e . C . Ao/5-3�fo � 4"da MOORPARK CITY COUNCIL 0O " '' ` oo, -A �X: a OQe o276�a r,.f Ape-01770 AGENDA REPORT ,gy, I27. TO: Honorable City Council FROM: Ron Ahlers, City Finance DirectorU.A-- DATE: June 9, 2015 (CC Meeting of 06/17/2015) SUBJECT: Consider Resolution Authorizing Revisions to the City's Police Services Rates, False Alarm Billing Rates, and Towing Rates; and Rescinding Resolution Nos. 2004-2227, 2008-2769 and 2008-2770 SUMMARY The police services rate, false alarm billing rate, and the towing impound rate have remained the same respectively from 2008 and 2004 to date. These rates were adopted by resolution and all three resolutions need to be updated to reflect the actual costs incurred by the City. All three resolutions were reviewed and appropriate adjustments are recommended. BACKGROUND The City Council at its November 11, 2008, meeting adopted Resolution No. 2008-2769 to establish police service rates and Resolution No. 2008-2770 establishing false alarm billing rates. The City Council at its July 21, 2004, meeting adopted Resolution No. 2004-2227 to establish towing and impound rates. These police service rates have not been adjusted since the dates adopted by the City Council. The current rates do not reflect Ventura County Sheriffs Office contract costs incurred by the City. DISCUSSION The City previously adopted the police service rates for the purpose of recovering all City costs associated with the review and development of permit conditions associated with new development projects, traffic control, crowd control, inspection of special events, emergency responses and other specific police related services excluding social host incidents. 209 Honorable City Council June 17, 2015 Page 2 The requirement to advertise and hold a public meeting prior to adopting or increasing development fees (Government Code 66016), is not applicable because these proposed fees only apply to the recovery of costs related to government regulatory actions or approvals. These fees will apply specifically to the review of development plans temporary use permit conditions for special events, film permits and other permits, staffing special events, and cost recovery for emergency events that result from illegal activity. Some of the recovery costs from illegal activities can be collected through the District Attorney's Office. The City is proposing to increase the service rates to reflect the FY 2014-15 Sheriffs base contract rates charged to the City (Attachment 2). The current FY 2014-15 rates were approved by the Ventura County Board of Supervisors on March 24, 2015. In addition to the contract rate, fifteen percent (15%) in general government overhead costs has been included in the police service fees as shown in "Exhibit A" of the attached Resolution. The base hourly rate is calculated by dividing the annual billing rate by the total number hours worked in a year based on the position (with the exception of the cadet position which is based on a twenty (20) hour work week). The corresponding rates by position, based on the current FY 2014-15 rates are shown in Table 1: Table 1: Police Service Hourly Fees, Based on FY 2014-15 Contract Rates Position Standard Hourly Overhead Overtime Hourly Rate Rate Captain $168.00 $N/A Sergeant $141.00 $97.00 Senior Deputy* $118.00 $82.00 Senior Deputy Traffic Motor $135.00 $82.00 Deputy $118.00 $71.00 Cadet $31.00 $19.00 Management Assistant I $41.00 $32.00 *Beat Coordinator hours are billed at the Senior Deputy Rate as applicable Attachment 1 is a resolution for the increase in Police Services Fees. The resolution has been tied to the current rate as adopted by the Board of Supervisors each year. By adopting a resolution in this manner the fee will automatically adjust when the Board of Supervisors adopts a new annual cost for Police Services. Separate fees to charge for police time spent on land use reviews, film permits, temporary use permits and similar activities will be based on these rates and added to the Community Development Fees. 210 Honorable City Council June 17, 2015 Page 3 False Alarm Billing Rates The police respond to alarms related to commercial and residential property on a routine basis. Occasionally, these emergency responses occur as a result of human error, equipment malfunction or failure, and not from a crime in progress or illegal entry. A call for service request involving an alarm normally dictates a one (1) deputy response. In reality, if another deputy is available, the second deputy will also respond for safety reasons, increasing the cost of the response. Staff recommends that the cost for the second deputy not be factored into the alarm billing rate. Currently, a property owner is not charged for the first two false alarm responses during a three hundred sixty-five (365) day period or twelve (12) consecutive months. However, upon the third false alarm in any three hundred sixty-five (365) day period, a $75.00 dollar fee is charged, increasing $75.00 per response as needed until the fee reaches a maximum of $675.00. Each time a false alarm occurs, a new twelve month period begins. Staff is recommending that the twelve (12) consecutive month period be fixed, starting each January 1 and ending each December 31. This will allow for improved annual tracking. Staff is also recommending a thirty-three percent (33%) increase in the fee from $75.00 to $100.00 upon the third false alarm. This increase is directly related to the current 2014-15 contract rates (Attachment 2). Additionally, staff is recommending similar changes in the rates charged for additional false alarms and an increase in the corresponding maximum from $675.00 to $700.00 dollars per response as shown in Exhibit "B" to the Resolution (Attachment 1). It is proposed that the new rates become effective on July 1, 2015. Comparisons of the current and proposed fees are listed in the table below. Response Current Proposed Variance First $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 Second $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 Third $ 75.00 $ 100.00 $ 25.00 Fourth $ 150.00 $ 200.00 $ 50.00 Fifth $ 225.00 $ 300.00 $ 75.00 Sixth $ 375.00 $ 400.00 $ 25.00 Seventh $ 525.00 $ 500.00 ($ 25.00) Eighth $ 675.00 $ 600.00 ($ 75.00) Ninth& greater $ 675.00 $ 700.00 $ 25.00 211 Honorable City Council June 17, 2015 Page 4 Vehicle Impound Billing Rates The Moorpark Police Department on average tows more than 360 vehicles per year. A vehicle towed/impounded by the police department receives many layers of review which includes employee's time and effort. In the current tow rate matrix found in the July 21, 2004 Agenda Report, the following staff positions are factored into the tow/impound fee process: Captain, Patrol Sergeant, Administrative Sergeant, Traffic Senior Deputy, CSO Senior Deputy, Management Assistant, Records Specialist, Sheriff's Services Technician, and Cadet. After reviewing the matrix mentioned above, staff identified the following positions currently involved in the tow/impound fee process: Patrol Deputy, Patrol Sergeant, Record Specialist, and Traffic Senior Deputy. The review also identified other cost associated with the process including the law enforcement vehicle costs, copying fees, postage, and the City's General Government Overhead cost of fifteen percent (15%). On occasion the Captain and the Administrative Sergeant could be involved in the process relating to matters of disputes by the public involving impounds. On average, the hour of time incurred by the Patrol Deputy deals with the initial detention and towing of the vehicle. The time spent by the Patrol Sergeant is associated with review of the detention and tow/impound reports completed by the deputy. The time incurred by the Traffic Senior Deputy is associated with reviewing and conducting the post storage reviews and hearings. The staff time spent by the Records Specialist is for data entry in a variety of computer systems, accepting payment, documentation and the issuance of receipts, releasing the vehicle to the registered owner, and preparing notifications for the legal owner. As a reference, the impound fees charged by the cities within Ventura County are shown in Table 2. Table 2: Tow/Impound Fees for Various Jurisdictions within Ventura County 06-02-2015 City General Tow Fee 12500 / 14601`CVC All other Arrests ?; Arrest , • County of Ventura $160.00 • Camarillo $182.00 Fillmore $115.00 Moorpark $110.00 Ojai Oxnard $149.00 $241.00 $416.00 Port Hueneme $130.00 $160.00 $200.00 Santa Paula $132.00 Simi Valley $77.00 212 Honorable City Council June 17, 2015 Page 5 Thousand Oaks $165.00 - Ventura $275.00 A review of the fees assessed for the release of a vehicle towed or impounded within the City's limits indicates that costs are not being recovered in the current fee of one hundred ten dollars ($110.00). In an effort to recover costs incurred by the City of Moorpark, staff is recommending an increase to one hundred sixty dollars ($160.00) as shown in Exhibit "C" to the Resolution (Attachment 1). FISCAL IMPACT Sufficient funds are already budgeted as necessary. The fiscal impact will be to recover additional funds which were not previously recovered for the indicated functions: alarm responses; tow/impound fees. STAFF RECOMMENDATION (Roll Call Vote) 1. Adopt Resolution No. 2015- establishing and approving Police Service Fees, False Alarm Billing Rates, Administrative Fees for Towing of Vehicles and rescinding Resolution Nos. 2004-2227, 2008-2769 and 2008-2770. Attachments: 1. Resolution No. 2015- 2. Ventura County Law Enforcement Contract and Service Rates for FY 2014-15 213 Attachment 1 RESOLUTION NO. 2015- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOORPARK, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AND APPROVING POLICE SERVICE FEES, FALSE ALARM BILLING RATES, ADMINISTRATIVE FEES FOR TOWING OF VEHICLES AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NOS. 2004-2227, 2008-2769 AND 2008-2770 WHEREAS, it is appropriate for the City to establish fees for City Police Services which are not of benefit nor the responsibility of the public-at-large; and WHEREAS, Resolution No. 2004-2227 established an administrative fee for City police services enabling the impounding of vehicles pursuant to Section 22850.5 of the California Vehicle Code; and WHEREAS, the City contracts for Police Services with the County of Ventura and the Board of Supervisors annually establishes Contract and Service Rates; and WHEREAS, the City uses police personnel for development plan review, traffic control, crowd control, special event permit review, inspection, emergency responses and other police services from time-to-time; and WHEREAS, the City uses police personnel responding to and investigating commercial and residential alarm calls, both warranted and subsequently determined to be false alarms; and WHEREAS, the City of Moorpark also incurs costs associated with the removal and storage of vehicles illegally parked within the City of Moorpark; and WHEREAS the City's costs associated with the towing of a vehicle in either a traffic stop, impound situation, or illegally parked vehicle situation ("storage") should not be borne by the general public, but by the owner of said vehicle; and WHEREAS, the County of Ventura Sheriff's office, with whom the City contracts for police services, has indicated that the City's administrative costs associated with impound and vehicle storage situations is or exceeds one hundred sixty dollars ($160.00). WHEREAS, these services are for the benefit of or precipitated by the actions of private individuals or companies and the expense is not appropriately the responsibility of the public-at-large. NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOORPARK DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: 214 Resolution No. 2015- Page 2 SECTION 1. The City Council determines that adoption of the fees set forth herein is exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to Section 21080(b)(8) thereof and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15273A in that these fees are for the purpose of meeting operating expenses including employee wage rates and fringe benefits and purchasing or leasing supplies, equipment and materials, and will only partially reimburse the City of Moorpark for the cost of providing such services. SECTION 2. Resolution Nos. 2004-2227, 2008-2769 and 2008-2770 are hereby rescinded effective July 1 , 2015. SECTION 3. All police service fees and charges shall be established at the latest annual contract and service rates adopted by the Ventura County Board of Supervisors for the Ventura County Sheriff's Office plus City administrative cost. SECTION 4. The City Council hereby approves the fee schedule attached as Exhibit "A" — Police Services Fees. SECTION 5. The City Council hereby approves the fee schedule attached as Exhibit "B" — False Alarm Billing Rates. SECTION 6. The City Council hereby approves the fee schedule attached as Exhibit "C" — Administrative Police Fees For Towing. Such fees apply to vehicle tows, whether for impound or storage purposes, as described herein. SECTION 7. All persons subject to any of the fees established herein shall be processed consistent with those applicable policies set forth by the County of Ventura Sheriff Office, acting as contractor to the City for Police Services. SECTION 8. This resolution shall become effective on July 1, 2015. SECTION 9. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution and shall cause a certified resolution to be filed in the book of original resolutions. 215 Resolution No. 2015- Page 3 PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of June, 2015. Janice Parvin, Mayor ATTEST: Maureen Benson, City Clerk Attachments: Exhibit "A" — Police Services Fees Exhibit "B" — False Alarm Billing Rates Exhibit "C" —Administrative Police Fees For Towing 216 Resolution No. 2015- Page 4 "EXHIBIT A" POLICE SERVICES FEES A. Standard Police Service Fees Cost per Hour* Captain Annual Cost/1,800 + 15%t Sergeant Annual Cost/1,800 + 15%t Senior Deputy Annual Cost/1,800 + 15%t Deputy Annual Cost/1,800 + 15%t Cadet Annual Cost/900 + 15%t B. Overtime Police Service Fees Cost per Overtime Hour* Sergeant Annual Overtime Rate + 15%t Senior Deputy Annual Overtime Rate + 15%t Deputyt Annual Overtime Rate + 15%t Cadet Annual Overtime Rate + 15%t *As calculated from the latest annual contract and services rates adopted by the Ventura County Board of Supervisors for the Ventura County Sheriffs Office. t These rates include fifteen percent (15%) City general government overhead. $ Beat Coordinator hours are billed at either the Senior Deputy or Deputy Rate as applicable C. Penalty for Late Payment A penalty fee in the amount of ten percent (10%) shall be added each month to any fee imposed in the event the fee is not paid within thirty (30) days after the billing date. 217 Resolution No. 2015- Page 5 EXHIBIT "B" FALSE ALARM BILLING RATES A. False Alarm Responses Within a Period of Twelve (12) Consecutive Months Starting Each January 1 and Ending Each December 31 FIRST RESPONSE $ ZERO SECOND RESPONSE $ ZERO THIRD RESPONSE $100.00 FOURTH RESPONSE $200.00 FIFTH RESPONSE $300.00 SIXTH RESPONSE $400.00 SEVENTH RESPONSE $500.00 EIGHTH RESPONSE $600.00 NINTH and GREATER RESPONSE $700.00 B. Penalty for Late Payment A penalty fee in the amount of ten percent (10%) shall be added each month to any fee imposed in the event the fee is not paid within thirty (30) days after the billing date. 218 Resolution No. 2015- Page 6 Exhibit "C" ADMINISTRATIVE POLICE FEES FOR TOWING A. Administrative Fee A fee of $160.00 will be assessed for each person who owns a vehicle which is towed for impound or storage purposes, pursuant to this resolution. B. Penalty for Late Payment A penalty fee in the amount of ten percent (10%) shall be added each month to any fee imposed in the event the fee is not paid within thirty (30) days after the billing date. 219 ATTACHMENT 2 4 • GEOFF DEAN _ VENTURA • Sheriff A' V RA COUNTY GARY PENTJS 3, r� �� UndersheritT rl • STEVE DE CESARI eill'� b : SHERIFF'S OFFICE Assistant Sheriff \• =il ! • GUYSTEWART �\".7r/ Assistant Sheriff 800 SOUTH VICTORIA AVENUE., VENTURA, CA 93009 PHONE (815) 654.2380 FAX (805) 645-1391 March, 24 2015 Board of Supervisors County of Ventura 800 South Victoria Avenue Ventura, CA 93009 Subject: Approval of the Sheriffs Office Law Enforcement Contract and Service Rates for FY 2014-15 Recommendation: It is recommended that your Board adopt the attached rates for law enforcement services retroactive to July 1, 2014 (Exhibit 1). Fiscal Impact: Associated appropriations and anticipated revenue are included in the Sheriffs FY 14/15 Adopted Budget. Mandatory: No Source of Funding: Primarily Cites of Thousand Oaks, Moorpark, Camarillo, Fillmore,Ojai Funding Match Required: No Impact on Other Departments: None Summary of Revenue and Costs: 2014-15 2015-16 Revenue: $53,800,000 $54,338,000 Costs: Direct Cost $42,163,000 $42,585,000 Indirect—Department $11,637,000 $11,753,000 Indirect— County CAP $ 0 $ 0 Total Costs $53,800,000 $54,338,000 Net Costs $ 0 $ 0 Recovered Indirect Costs $11,637,000 $11,753,000 J SVFCI AL SERVICES [V PATROL.SERVICES ❑ DETENTION SERVICES C9 SUPPORTSERVICES (n S)lN.t,E,74I , Oy F4c.4\4i 305)494-)20'AY(895)da4.k:95 (800)04-235 FAX(8(13)454-4500 (50.5)454-.5134 FAX(805)627.8715 Visit Us on the Web www,vcsd.c7rg 220 Contract Rates March 24, 2015 Page 2 of 2 Current Fiscal Year Budget Projections: FY2014-15 Budget Projection for Police Services Org. 4000 Adjusted Projected Estimated Adopted Budget Budgets Budget (Savings/Deficit) Appropriations $ 154,053,582 $ 163,377,769 $ 162,003,839 $ 1,373,930 Revenue $ 82,540,780 $ 85,006,352 $ 84,622,943 S$ 383,409) Net Cost $ 71,512,802 $ 78,371,417 $ 77,380,896 $ 990,521 As of February 26,2015 Discussion: The incorporated cities of Thousand Oaks, Moorpark, Camarillo, Ojai, and Fillmore, contract with the County for law enforcement services provided by the Sheriffs Office. Additionally,the Sheriff's Office provides,on occasion, services to school districts,special districts, State and Federal agencies, other government entities, and private entities. In FY2013-14, contract city revenue totaled $51,848,730. Revenues generated from city contracts were: Camarillo - $14,329,933, Moorpark - $6,328,034, Thousand Oaks - $25,460,826, Fillmore-$2,921,307, and Ojai-$2,808,630. Revenue received from other entities amounted to $317,374. Annually, your Board is requested to approve the contract service rates. The proposed rates for FY2014-15 incorporate the same fair and reasonable direct and indirect cost methodology utilized in prior years, updated with revised County charges. The rates were prepared in compliance with California Government Code section 51350. The proposed FY 2014-15 rates are primarily impacted by increased wages and benefits associated with various bargaining unit memorandums of agreement. Rates vary amongst the cities due to the differing arrays of police services provided. Vehicle and fuel charges are a direct "pass-through" from General Services Agency. The P12014-15 rate change for the five contract cities averaged+3.1%. The Sheriffs adopted budget for FY2014-15 incorporates the associated revenue Increase.The process of updating the law enforcement contracts is underway. This letter has been reviewed by Offices of the County Executive, the Auditor Controller and County Counsel. If you have any questions regarding this item, please contact Undersheriff Gary Pentis at (805) 654-2383. GEOFF DEAN Sheriff Attachment: Exhibit 1 — Contract Rates 221 VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FY 2014-15 CONTRACT CITY RATES Exhibit 1 OVERTIME PATE-CONTRACT CITIES Pe 7013-14 FY 2014-lb Deputy $62.58 $70 71 Senior Deputy $75.13 $62.18 Sergeant $87 99 $90.75 Captain $102.07 $119.11 Shf Tech Comm Spec II $54.34 $54.63 Shf Tech Comm Spec I 534.75 $41.76 Communications Oper. IS $35.57 $37.06 Cadet II 819.74 $19.34 Courier II $27 49 $28.03 Crime Analyst II $54.83 555.21 Crime Analyst I $41.43 $37.81 Administrative Asst.Ill 55244 555.29 Administrative Asst.11 $47.36 $50.27 Administrative Asst.I $39.60 $40.44 Sheriffs Record Spec II 531 16 531.12 Sheriff's Service Tech. 11 $46.45 $46.61 Sheriffs Service Tech I $33.41 $33.48 Mgt.Asst. 1 $31 53 $31.60 Mgt.Asst.II $34.39 534.65 Mgt.Asst.III $38 26 $36.34 Office Systems Coord. II $50.85 $50.96 Office Systems Coord. IV $60.10 $61.51 Administrat Eve Aide 533.92 $33 47 Office Asst.11 $27.27 $23.79 Office Asst III $31.23 $30 86 Office Asst.IV 533.90 $33.07 Clerical Supvr I $36.06 $36.85 Supvr Shf TC Spec $63.05 $64.98 Info, Proc.Oper. EV $33.51 $34.81 COURT TIME RATE-CONTRACT CITIES Deputy $42.92 545.9B Senior Deputy $51.51 557.86 Sergeant $60.32 $88.21 222 VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FY 2014-15 CONTRACT CITY RATES Exhibit 1 • THOUSAND OAKS FY 2013.14 FY 2014-15 24-Hour,7-Day, One Person Unit $1,004,984 $1,124,510 84-Hour,7-Day, One Person Unit $542,492 $552,255 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Unit(without relief) $233,428 $240,302 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Unit Motorcycle(no relief) $234,326 $242,138 Sergeant SED $274,579 $278,454 Senior Deputy $261.395 N/A Senior Deputy Differential 537.194 $35,315 Station Personnel Commander $365,914 5406,408 Captain $342,297 5342,435 Sergeant-Detective 5305 699 $304,364 Sergeant-Prevention/COPPS $271,913 5275,731 Sergeant-Administrative/Traffic $271,913 5275,731 Sergeant-Traffic/COPPS Motorcycle $272,852 $276,820 Senior Deputy-Detective $268,514 $267,025 Senior Deputy-MC Detective $272,806 5271,523 Senior Deputy-PreventioNCOP PS $236.200 $239,687 Senior Deputy Traffic 5247,577 N/A Deputy-Traffic $205,594 $215,525 Deputy-Detective $232.122 $233,804 Deputy-Prevention/SRO $203,901 5209,652 Crime Analyst II $120,042 $127,156 • Crime Analyst I $95,588 $92.648 Sheriff's Service Tech H $105,966 $107,139 Sheriff's Service Tech I $84,203 NA Cadet(20 Hour Week) 329,635 $29,444 Office Assistant IV $82,569 N/A Administrative Assistant 11 $108.059 $114,770 Administrative Assistant I 593,789 $102,418 Sheriff's Record Spec I $70,416 N/A Sheriff's Record Spec II $78,058 $79,507 Administrative Aide $82,994 $07,074 OJAI F_Y2410-14. FY 2014-15 24-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $1,136,138 $1,177,903 40-Hour,5-Day, One Person Motorcycle(without relief) $245,839 N/A Station Personnel Captain $351.088 $351,873 Senior Deputy-Detective $253,324 $258,184 Deputy-PAL 5209,995 N/A Deputy-Gang Unit/SRO $212,692 N/A S.S.T. II 5114,697 5115,766 Cadet(20 Hour Week) $34,001 $34,257 FI LLMORM E ,2213.14 FY 2014-15 24-Hour,7-Day, One Person Unit 51.142,687 $1,184.570 40-Hour,5-Day, One Person Unit(without retier $246,415 NIA 40-Hour,5-Day, One Person Motorcycle(without relief) 1247,313 N/A Station Personnel Captain $357.432 $353 230 Senior Deputy-Detective =254668 $259,550 Deputy-SRO/Gang Unit 5214.036 $220,456 Communication Operator 111 $99,877 $104,678 Cadet(20 Hour Week) $34,073 $34.933 223 • VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FY 2014-15 CONTRACT CITY RATES Exhibit 1 CAMARILLO FY 2.91.3-14 FY 2014-15 24-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $1.107,183 $1,138,622 84-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $553,592 $569.311 40-Hour,5-Day, One Person Unit(without relief) $238,424 $243,475 40-Hour,5-Day, One Person Unit Motorcycle(without relie $239,321 $245,311 Senior Deputy Patrol $286,391 N/A Senior Deputy Differential 537,194 $35,315 Station Personnel Commander $389,104 $409,135 Captain $345,487 N/A Sergeant Administrative/Traffic/COP PS $275,103 $278.458 Sergeant Detectives $284,808 $208..812 Sergeant S.E.D. $275,103 $278,458 Senior Deputy Youth Officer/Prevention $239,390 $242,814 Senior Deputy Detectives $247,723 $251,473 Senior Deputy S.E.D. $242,705 $245,174 Senior Deputy-Traffic $750,767 $251,473 Deputy S.E.D./SRO $207,091 $212.379 Deputy Detective 5211,231 $218.252 Mgt.Asst.II $87,599 - $87,881 Office Asst.111 $81,166 $82.377 Sheriffs Service Tech. II 5108,535 $109,469 Crime Analyst!! $112.637 N/A Cadet(20-Hour Week) $30,921 $30,610 Clerical Spvr I 591,303 $97,149 Administrative Aide $84,901 $85,179 Administrative Asst l $95,098 $98,036 MOORPARK FY 2013-14 FY 2014-15 24-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit 31,107,759 $1,147,635 84-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $553,880 $573,918 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Unit (without relief) $238,554 $245,546 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Motorcycle(without relief) $739452 N/A Senior Deputy Differential $37,194 535,315 Station Personnel. Captain $348,687 5348,687 Sergeant-Detective $286,008 $292,337 Senior Deputy-Comm Sery $242,590 $246,139 Senior Deputy-Crime Prevention/SRO $246,405 N;A Senior Deputy-Detective 5250.923 $254,998 Deputy-Crime Prevention/5 RO $710.291 $215,904 Deputy-Detective $214,431 N/A Cadet(20 Hour Week) $32,605 $32,293 Mgt.Asst.I 583,294 $85.116 Sheriffs Service Tech II $111,905 $112,838 Office Asst IV $88,508 N/A Office Asst Ill $84.336 N/A Shf Rec Spec i1 533,997 N/A Administrative Asst I 5414 320 $162.163 224 VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FY 2014-15 CONTRACT CITY RATES Exhibit 1 EXTENSION THOUSAND OAKS FY 2014-15 FY 2014-15 6 24-Hour,7-Day.One Person Unit $1.124.510 $6,747,060 6 84-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $562.255 $3,373,530 12 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Unit(without relief) $240,302 $2.883.623 8 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Unit Motorcycle(wit bout retie 5242.136 $1.037,104 1 Sergeant SED $278,454 $278,454 7 Senior Deputy Differential $35,315 $247,203 Steffen Personnel 1 Commander $406,408 $406,408 1 Captain $342,435 $342,435 2 Sergeant-Detective $304,364 $606,727 2 Sergeant-Prevention/COP PS 5275 731 $551,462 1 Sergeant-Adminlstrative/Traffic 3275,731 $275,731 1 Sergeant-COPPS Motorcycle 5276.620 $276.620 1 Senior Deputy -Detective $267 625 $2,937 275 Senior Deputy -MC Detective $271,523 $614,570 Senior Deputy-Prevention/COPPS 5239,887 $716,861 Deputy-Traffic $215,525 5215,525 Deputy-Detective $233,804 $701,412 Deputy-Prevention/SRO $209,652 $628.056 Crime Analyst II $127,156 $127,156 Crime Analyst I $92,646 $97,648 Sheriffs Service Tech,Il $107,139 $428.557 Cadet(20 Hour Week) $29,444 $235,554 Administrative Assistant II $114,770 $114,770 Administrative Assistant I $102418 $102,418 Sheriffs Record Spec II $79.667 $159,335 Administrative Aide 1367,074 $87,074 TOTAL DIRECT PERSONNEL COSTS 525,293.271 OJAI Fes'_0141¢ E12014-1S • 2 24-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $1,177,903 $2,355,806 Station Personnel 0.5 Captain $351,873 $175,037 0.5 Senior Deputy-Detective $256,184 $129,082 0.37 S.S.T.II $116,765 $43,203 1 Cadet(20 Hour Week) $34.257 $34,257 TOTAL DIRECT PERSONNEL COSTS $2.738,295 FILLMORE IV_014-15 FY 2014-15 2 24-Hour,7-Day.One Person Unit $1,1.24,570 $2,369,140 Station Personnel, 0.5 Captain 5352239 $176,620 0 5 Senior Deputy-Detective $259,550 $129,775 1 Deputy-SRO/Gang Unit 3220,455 $220.456 0.6 Communication Operator Ill $104,678 $62 807 1 Cadet(20 Hour Week) 534,933 $34 933 TOTAL DIRECT PERSONNEL COSTS 52,993.730 225 VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FY 2414.15 CONTRACT CITY RATE exhibit 1 EXTENSION CAMARILLO FY 7014-15 FY 2014-15 4 24-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $1.138,622 $4,554,488 3 84-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit 5569,311 $1,707.933 6 40-Hour,5-0ay,One Person Unit(without relief) $243,475 $1,460.849 2 40-Hour,5-0ay,One Person Unit Motorcycle(wit bout retie $245,311 $490,622 2 Senior Deputy Differential $35,315 $70,629 Station Personnel 075 Commander $409.135 $306,851 1 Sergeant Detectives $280,812 $288,812 3 Sergeant S.E.D.tTraftic!CRO $278,456 $835,374 1 Senior Deputy Youth Officer/Prevention 5242,614 $242,614 4 Senior Deputy Detectives $251,473 $1,005,091 2 Senior Deputy S.E.D. $245,174 $490,348 1 Senior Deputy-Traffic $251,473 $251,473 7 Deputy S.E.D./SRO $212,370 $1,488,851 1 Deputy Detective 4218,252 $219,252 0.75 Mgt.Asst.II $87,551 $65.911 0.75 Office Asst.III 482,377 $61,783 2 Sheriffs Service Tech II £:09469 $218,939 4 Cadet(20-Hour Week) $30.610 $122.441 0.75 Clerical Spvr I $91.149 $72,962 1 Administrative Aide $65,1/9 585,179 0.5 Administrative Asst I $95,036 $49,018 TOTAL DIRECT PERSONNEL COSTS $ 4,006..____ ERSONNEL C 414 068.921 MOORPARK FY 20141 15 FY 2014-15 2 24-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit 5134/.835 $2.295,670 2 84-Hour,7-Day,One Person Unit $573.916 41 147,836 3 40-Hour,5-Day,One Person Unit(without relief) $247,387 $742,146 1 Senior Deputy Differential $35,315 $35,315 $3010.0 P�16Qnnei 0.5 Captain $348687 $174,344 0.75 Sergeant-Detective $292,337 $219,253 1 Senior Deputy-Comm Sery $246,139 $246.139 1.5 Senior Deputy-Detective 5254,998 $382,497 3 Deputy-Crime Prevention/SRO $215,904 $647,712 2 Cadet(20 Hour Week) $32,293 564,585 0.5 Mgt Asst.I 585,116 $42,558 1 Sheriffs Service Tech II $112.638 $112,038 1 Administrative Asst.I 3102.163 $102,163 TOTAL DIRECT PERSONNELCOSOS TS $0,213.e56 226 VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FY 2014-15 CONTRACT CITY RATEExhibit 1 62(292441s LAW ENFORCEMENT"SERVICES"RATES-FOR ENTITIES OTHER THAN CONTRACT CITIES Overtime Overtime Straight Time Straight Time FY 2013-14FV-2014-15 Ft'2013-14 re 2014-15 EAST VALLEY Deputy $13819 $151 94 5117.35 $ 12637 Senior Deputy $160.30 $17369 $135.28 $ 146.30 Sergeant $16659 $181.68 $139.29 $ 14943 Captain $209.88 $220.05 $175.89 $ 190.24 Sheriffs Record Spec Il $50.82 554.63 $40 45 $ 44.28 Crime Analyst II $91.63 $89.05 $62.99 $ 70.64 S.S.T.II $71.50 57508 $56.03 $ 59.52 Mgt.Ant II $55.55 N/A $44.10 N/A Mgt.Ant.I $50.65 N/A $40.15 WA Admin.Asst.II $7226 $8052 $56.43 $ 63.76 Cadet II $36.90 $39.16 $30 33 $ 32.72 WEST COUNTY Deputy $14028 $15803 $119.44 $134.46 Senior Deputy $165.82 $179.79 $140.80 $152.39 . Sergeant 51-71.53 $185.09 $142.23 $15284 Captain $214.09 $235.19 $180.10 $195.49 Mgt.Ant.Ii $59.54 $64.14 $48.09 552.59 S.S.T.II $74.98 $8041 $59 51 $84.87 Mgt Ant.Ill $63 35 $68 75 $50.81 $55.97 Cadet II $41.09 $44.51 534.52 $38.06 Shf Tech Comm Spec I I $83.45 N/A $65.36 N/A Ant Shf Comm Mgr 5112.22 N/A 586.60 NIA SM Comm Mgr $144 03 N/A $110.73 N/A Administrative Aide $5868 $62.53 547 05 $51.38 G.ENTRAL Deputy $140.59 $153.55 $119 75 $129.98 Senior Deputy $162.70 $175.30 $137.6A $147 91 Sergeant $168.85 $181 68 $139.55 5149,43 Captain $211 41 $231.48 $17/42 $191 76 Office Asst.ill $52.35 $55.99 $41.95 $45./7 S.S.T. II $72.02 $76.35 $56 55 560.82 Mgt.Asst. II $56.78 $60.37 $45 33 546.82 Crime Analyst II $82.97 $90.34 $64.23 $71.94 Cadet II $38 14 $40.46 $31 57 534.01 227