Police Services Feasibility Study - City of Santa Paula
Police Services Feasibility Study - City of Santa Paula
Police Services Feasibility Study - City of Santa Paula
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Radios<br />
SPPD currently has eight (8) Visar, twenty-eight (28) HT1000, three (3) MT2000,<br />
eight (8) MT1000, six (6) MT500, one (1) HT200, and twelve (12) Kenwood<br />
programmable radios. The only radios suitable for assimilation are the Visars,<br />
HT1000s, MT2000s, and Kenwoods. County Communications would need to<br />
reprogram these radios with the Sheriff’s Department’s frequencies. The<br />
reprogramming cost would be approximately $173 for the three hours <strong>of</strong> labor to<br />
reprogram 51 radios. The current number <strong>of</strong> compatible radios is sufficient to<br />
equip the minimum staffing levels (see Appendix M).<br />
The eight (8) Visar and the three (3) Motorola MT2000 radios have<br />
accompanying individual chargers. While twenty-eight (28) Motorola HT1000 are<br />
issued, there are only twelve (12) individual HT1000 chargers in inventory.<br />
Sixteen (16) additional individual HT1000 chargers will need to be purchased for<br />
an estimated cost <strong>of</strong> $405. The enhanced staffing levels calls for the addition <strong>of</strong><br />
three (3) Motorola MT2000 radios and chargers for an estimated cost <strong>of</strong> $3,296<br />
SPPD also has multi-port banks and additional batteries for both the HT1000 and<br />
the MT2000 radios (see Appendix N).<br />
Weapons<br />
SPPD <strong>of</strong>ficers currently carry the Sig Sauer P229 .40 caliber handgun, which is<br />
acceptable for carry according to the Department’s firearms staff. There will be<br />
no need to purchase handguns in the event <strong>of</strong> a merger.<br />
SPPD also carries Mossberg shotguns and less lethal weapons. These weapon<br />
systems are not consistent with the shotguns issued by the Sheriff’s Department;<br />
therefore, the <strong>City</strong> will incur a one-time startup cost for twenty (20) Remington<br />
870 shotguns (five <strong>of</strong> which will be less lethal weapons) for an estimated cost <strong>of</strong><br />
$9,300 at the minimum service level and $10,695 for twenty-three (23) shotguns<br />
at the enhanced service level (see Appendixes M & N). In addition, SPPD has<br />
eight (8) Colt M16s and two (2) Colt AR15s in stock. It is recommended that<br />
these weapon systems be converted, for a total estimated cost <strong>of</strong> $4,090 at<br />
either staffing level (see Appendixes M & N). In the event the <strong>of</strong>ficer chooses to<br />
carry these converted weapons in their patrol vehicles, an additional cost <strong>of</strong> $225<br />
for installation <strong>of</strong> the AR15 locking mechanism will be incurred for each lock.<br />
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