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APDCHIEF TRANSITIONSAllen J. BanksAugust 2013 - February 2014Allen J. Banks joined APD in 1992, transitioning froma job at a local bank, where he had worked sincegraduating from Albuquerque High School in 1989.Banks quickly advanced at the Department, includingstops with the Violent Crimes Impact Team, the CriminalNuisance Abatement Unit, and Internal Affairs. He waspromoted to commander in March 2009. In December2009, he was promoted to Deputy Chief of the FieldServices Bureau. In July 2013, he was selected as theinterim Chief of Police and served in that capacity until hedecided to retire from the department in February 2014.Banks acquired a bachelor’s degree in criminal justicefrom Wayland Baptist University and graduated from theFBI National Academy in June 2009.Raymond D. SchultzApril 2005 - August 2013One of APD’s longest-serving chiefs, Raymond D.Schultz retired in August of 2013. Former Mayor MartinChávez appointed Schultz in 2005. He immediately madetackling property crime a priority and has garnered strongsupport from the business community.In recent years, Schultz made the department a leaderin the use of new technology. He implemented thelapel camera program and was the primary visionaryof the Real Time Crime Center, which provides criticalinformation to responding officers before they arrive to acall.In January 2006, Schultz created the Crisis Outreachand Support Team, a group of civilian APD employeeswho work with other agencies to help deal with mentalhealth issues discovered when police respond to crisissituations. In October of 2007, he partnered with theUnited Way to create the Family Advocacy Center, whichis designed to give victims of crimes a single place togo for assistance from the criminal justice system andmedical staff.52
APDBUDGETNeighborhood Policing62%Strategic Support10%ProfessionalStandards1%Prisoner Transport1%Off-Duty PoliceOvertime1% Family Advocacy Center5%Investigative Services11%Communications &Records9%FY 14 General Fund Budget by ProgramNeighborhood Policing $95,092,000 Investigative Services $17,284,000Strategic Support $14,966,000 Communications & Records $13,513,000Family Advocacy Center $7,454,000 Off-Duty Police Overtime $1,825,000Prisoner Transport $1,735,000 Professional Standards $1,344,000Total $153,213,000FY 14 APD Budget Breakoutby CategoryPersonnel $123,856,429Operating Expenses $8,305,890Inter-Fund Transfers $21,050,681Total $153,213,000Transfers, $21,050,681,14%Personnel, $123,856,429,81%53Operating Expenditures5%
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