HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-2329 - For acceptance of the Target Blue GrantCITY OF MARYSVILLE
Marysville,Washington
RESOLUTION No:J.3l~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF MARYSVILLE FOR ACCEPTANCE
OF THE TARGET BLUE GRANT.
WHEREAS,the Target Corporation contacted the Police Department of the City of
Marysville as a candidate to apply for a 2012 Public Safety Grant and
WHEREAS,the grant opportunity was made by the Target Corporation based upon the
Police Department's outstanding work in the community;and
WHEREAS,the Target Corporation,since 1946,has given 5%of their income -more
than $3 million every week -to communities where they do business to support,collaborate and
parmer with local public safety agencies to build strong,healthy and safe communities;and
WHEREAS,the Marysville Police applied for such grant and was awarded $936.45;
NOW THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MARYSVILLE,WASHINGTON AS FOLLOWS:
The City of Marysville hereby accepts the grant from the Target Corporation in the
amount of $936.45.
C _'PASSED by the City Council and APPROVED by the Mayor this latA.day of:J'~l:>e-r ,2012.
CITY OF MARYSVILLE
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Approved as to from:
By /J~{c..lU r J)
Grant K.Weed CITY ATTORNEY
RESOLUTION - TAROET BLUE GRANT 1 of 1
Public Safety Grant Program Email Invite
To invite On agency to apply for a grant,copy the following text (including disclaimer)into on email and send it to yaurmain contoct
at tM agency.Also attach the PSGP Funding Focus Areas PDF /ile fat their reference,Fundlng}s,not fir1Ol,until approved by your
"eglonal CEBP.
Public Safety Grant Program:Apply for a 2012 Grant
Dear Margaret Vanderwalker of the Marysville Police Department:
Based on your outstanding work in the community,Target is pleased to invite you to apply fora 2012 Public Safety
Grant.Since 1946,we have given 5%of our Income -morethan $3 million eVery week-to the communities where we
do business.Through this commitment,we support,cOllaborate and partner with lOCal publiC safety agencies to build
strong,healthy and safe communities.
Getting Started:
Target only accepts proposals through its online application system.Applications are ateepted and reviewed ona
rolling basis.Therefore,applying early Is encouraged.
Applications will be accepted for consideration beginning Mar.15 through Sept.30.
If you're applying for a grant to support a National Night Out event,please submit the application by May 31,
If your organization Is a 501(c)(3),apply here:https:llwww.GrantRequest.com!SID 491 ?5A=5NA&FID=35128
Public agencies,appiy here:https:llwww.GrantReguest.coQJlSID 491?5A=SNA&FID=35129
All sections of the application must be complete for consideration.
To request a charitable contribution,your organization must be a federally tax-exempt,section 501(c)(3)charitable
organization,a school,a library,or a public agency.
Special Note:If your orgonizotion hos 0 designated./iscol agent,that fiscal agent should meet the requirements listed
above and be listed as the applicant in the grant applicdtian.
On the application,you will be required to indicate the "Target team member designated on invitation e-mail".
ptease type in the following name:D~vid Bondioti.
As always.Target grants are one-time gifts.By making annual commitments;we remain flexible and can respond to
ch~nging community and business needs.
Please let me know if you have any questions about the application proCeSs.If yoU experience technical difficulties.call 1_
800-388-6740.It is our goal to respond to your application within 6-8 weeks.Ilookforward to reviewing your proposal
and learning more about your plans for the year ahead.
Sincerely,
David Bondioli
Disclaimer:Receipt of this~mailand submission of an online grantapplication does not constitute aooffer,promise or
guarantee of funding from Target.
~ppHcations must Ile completed Ily a law enforcement/pulllic agency or SOl (c)(~l nonprofit organization and approved for
;ubmission to Target by the highest-ranking official In the agency/Qrgani~ation.
Please do not forward thiS link externally.
MaryS;;~MARYSVILLE P<lLICE DEPARTMENT
'..'.."'0')Richard L.Smith,ChiefofPQlicli;r J
April 10,2012
To the Target &Blue Grant Application Review Team:
1 am writing you to inquire about the po.sibility of the Mary.ville Police Department receiving a
donJltitm!grant consisting ofmerchandisethaHssoJd atTargetStores.
The City of Marysville is located in Snohomish County,Wa.hington adjacent to the 1-$corridor
north of the Snohomi.h River.Mary.ville has a population of 60,000 and covers approximately 21
.quare mile..It is the second large.t city in Snohomish County.Target store #2192 is loeated in
NOlthwest Marysville in a developing area..
The Marysville Poliee Department is seeking a grant to replace old eamera equipment with new
technology equipment and equipment that has greater capabilities.This grant would provide the
Department with the camera equipment they would need for the next three year •.Without thi.grant,
it i.pos>ible that the quality of the photographs collected for crimes again.t Marysville citizen.could
be reduced and may be insufficient to provide succe»ful prosecutions of the perpetrators of the
crimes.In addition,without the.e camera.the officers would nOt be able to take and provide the
pictures that we u.e to educate the community and u.e in our crime prevention program.
These camera.would be u.ed for a three prong policing approach.Our first focus is education,
second would be crime prevention and then the prosecution piece.The Marysville Police
Depa11ment combines education and crime prevention through our Neighborhood Watch Program.
Every month on the fourth Thursday of the month citizens come to the Dep'artrrent and take part in
an edueation meeting.Thi.meeting is staffed by a commissioned police officer and open to the
public 10 come and a.k any questions about the city and criminal activity.At thi.meeting photos are
displayed to make the community aware of the current crime trcnds,i.e,burglary,graffiti,or
vandalism.We a).o have many photo.of the event.and meeting>that take place throughout the year
which encourages the public to come and share their ideas with the police department.
Our crime prevention piece relies on the tools provided by photographs for the more than 20
Marysville Volunteers that have been found eligible to take part in our Marysville Volunteer
Program.They use a variety,of proactive community based programs and crime prevention
techniques to reduce crime and instill a sense of safety for citizens.This is one of the more visible
and effective programs.Crime prevention i.a responsibility .hared by everyone not just a job for
police.They arc an extra set of eyes and ears for commissioned police officer>.
Tl,e City of Marysville Prosecutors rely on the case repOrts and photographs associated to be
provided to them in various formats so they can effectively prosecute offenders.The Marysville
Police Department has seen a tremendous increase in the occurrence of residential theft and
burglarie.recently.So,it is essential that the ollieers responding be able to capture the extent of the
1635 Grove Street,Marysville,Washington 98:270
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damage and the totality of the crime using their camera equipment.Without the
documentation of the crime perpetrators may not be successfully prosecuted.
Currently some of the patrol officers have old low quality cameras with a lew officers having newer
cameras that were purchased last year.Marysville Police Department is requesting a grant comprised
of cameras and camera equipment to provide each officer assigned to field duty with a new digital
camera.First responders to the scene of a crime generally are able to collect the best photographic
evidence because the crime sccne has had the least disturbance by anyone.Often the first responder
ends up being the primary investigato!'of that crime.
Last year Marysville Police responded to over 60,000 incidents and completed 8,900 case reports.
Approximately 700 of those cases were major crimes that required additional follow-up and further
investigations.Approximately 8,000 cases were handled by the first responder.Having effective
and efficient camera equipment for the first responder enables them to capture in photographs the
images of either the crime scene or the victims at the time that they were reported to the police.
Marysville Police Department has thirty-one commissioned Police Officers working the field and
one Community Service Orticer that handles the bulk of the animal complaints and crimes against
animals.The need for a small,simple to operate camera that takes quality photographs is vital in
tOday's criminal justice setting.Successful prosecution is becoming more reliant On the presence of
digital images and other enhancements to basic investigations.To accomplish this officcrs need the
proper tools and training.Marysville Police Department will provide training for the officers that
receive the new cameras to ensure they are familiar with the cameras and their functions.Last year
there was training provided to 24 employees to keep their.skills fresh with digital camera technology.
The City of Marysville will be hosting another training session this year to reach even more
attendees,outside our agency.
The City of Marysville and the Marysville Police Department set forth the priority of partnering with
our local community and businesses.These partnerships take many forms,such as neighborhood
watch committees,crime prevention education speaking engagements,business security checks,and
clear,open communication.It is the goal of the Marysville Police Department to decrease the fear of
crime in the area and increase the livability of the city through proactive policing.Without the
support of the citJzens of our community being watchful and aware of crime trends,the police could
facc barriers and/or a breakdown of communication.That situation could reduce the ,effectiveness of
our officer's ability to achieve the goals and vision of the Depatiment.
Yearly,the City of Marysville hosts 'crime prevention events,such as National Night Out,The
Homegrown Festival,along with the.Neighborhood Watch meetings.We organize these events to
bring the community together to gather information from our employees,our officers,and our
volunteers.We have establish booths that are staffed by our personnel who give out crime
prevention information and educational resources.They make themselves available at these events
so that they can reach as many people in the area as possible.The Marysville Police Department
believes in transparency in business.By hosting and participating in these community events we can
1635 Grove Street,Marysville,Washington 9S:1.70
360-361-8300
Mar ~~;~~MARYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT",X ."I Richard L.Smith,Chief of Pulie,e
reach many people that don't have access to the internet.or haven't interacted with our Department
in many years.
This is the opportunity for Target to pattner with the Marysville Police Department by providing
essential and critical equipment to our Department.The equipment requested below is camera
equipmcnt that is listcd as equipment that Target carries as retail products;
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Subtotal
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Grand
Total,
$859.92
$76.53
$936.451
Again,this camera equipment would replace the current camera equipment that was purchased in
2005 and has become worn,unreliable and uses old technology.The Marysville Police Department
believes that Target &Blue is offering a grant that is in line with our increased neighborhood
livabilit.y and decreased fear of crime in our city.
Thank you for your consideration,if you have any questions feel free to contact me at (360)363·
8313
Respectfully,
Ralph Krusey,Commander
Marysvi lie Policej)epaJtment
1635 Grove Street,Marysville,Washington 98270
360-363·8300
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VENDOR NAME:MARYSVILLE POLICE DEPT VENDOR NO:36717
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