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Resolution No. 73_132
Board of Supervisors
County of Butte
California
WHEREAS the 3heriff of Butte County desires to undertake a certain
project designated~RegionaZ Narcotics and Organized Cxzme Intelligence Team
to be funded in part from funds made available through the Omnibus Crime
Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, PL 90-355, as amended, PL 9Z-64~;'
(hereafter xeferred to as the Safe Streets Ac~) administezed by the Ca3ifornia
Council on Criminal Justice (hereafter referred to as CCCJ).
NOW, TH~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Sheriff of the County of Butte
was authorized, on its behalf, to submit the at~ached Application for Grant
fo~ Law Enforcerr~ent Purposes to CCCJ and is au~hoxized to execute on behalf
of the Count~ of Bufte the attached Grant Award Contract for Iaw enforcement
purposes including an~ extensions or amendmen~s thereof.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the applicant agrees to provide aIl'match-
ing funds required for said project (including any extension or amendment
the~eo~) undex the Safe 8treets Act and the rules and regu~ations of CCCJ
and the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and that cash will be ap-
propriated as reguired thereby.
BE IT FURTHEA RESOLV~D that grant funds received hereundez sha~1 not
be used to supplant on-going Saw enforcement expenditures.: '
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a ~
true copy of the resolution adopted by the
Board of Supervzso.~s of the County of Butte
in a rneeting thereof he.1d on
b~ the following vote: -
AY~s: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, Madi.gan.'and Chairman
McKillop
No~s: Nane
.~as~tu~, None •
Aa e Signature
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:Y ` ~I~LIF~RNIA COU~ 'iL 4N CR~N94NAL JUSTlC~
•~`~ ..~. App1~cat1on for a grar~t under Section 3Q~
f~,. ~b~ of the Omnjbus Crime Cor~trol and Safe
~,,,,'~ 5treets Ac~ of 1968 (PL-9Q-35] ~, as amended .~.
Bar by PL-9I-fi44. ;
7. Title: Region C Narcotics & In~e71ig_ence_Task Force
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Pa t ~ -
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re- greemer~t E ect~ve
pate
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ant~~xt~n~~on Apprvved
To
2. ~eg9an: C
3. '~yp.e of Appl icat~on Year: 1s~ x 2nd 3rd ~ 2, A~p~ ~~,a t,: - ----
~ Origjnal (n~~~) ~ County of Butte . ~
~ Sheriff's Of~~ce
[~ Rev~sian C~~~e) ~~ ~P. 0. Sox 1310 ~~
. , Orovi~le, Cal~f.~ 95965 (91fi} 53q~-4321
4. Grant Duration: NEonths
5. ~en ~h of Pro'ect: ~tonths
S~pport
5. F~dera~
7. State B~y-in
DoZlars Percen~
~.J._ 9,~904_ 75.00
9.997. 6.Z5
8. Local Flard Ma~ch 12,553 7.9].
~. D~her Match & In-Kind 1]',323 10,84
Q. 7ota1 Pro,jec~ Cost 159,867_ Z00~ ~
1. Categor.y: G
~ragram: ~rgartized Crime
Z 3, . Pro 'e~c,~ i rec~or;
S~eri~~ l.arry Gili9ck
~Coun~y a~ Bu~te, Sheriff's Office
P. 0. Box 132a
_ Orovil~e, Ca1~if.~ 95965 (916) 534-432J,
14. ~inancial 4~ficer; _
Herbert See7y, A~di~or
County o~ Butte
.z829 S~rd Stree~
Orovil]e, Calif. 95965 (91.6} 534-4693
1~. Off'Ic~a~ AU~hor~zed to S~ n A lication:
Jack McKi7~op, C~airman
, 8oard of Supervisors, County of Butte
J.829 Si r Stree~
~ Orovil~ , Ca7~ 5 ~93.6} 534-G-37I
S ~.gnature :
6, Pro,j ec~ Summa~^Y . U ~ ~
TYris projec~ w~ll estab~ish a reg~onai tas~C force l~eaded by a c0ordinator, who wi77 d~rectly
supervise a one man ~ntelligence unit and a~wo man narco~ic and dangeraus drug uni~.
C~erical positions required to su~por~ the task force wi1~~ a~so 6e estab~~shed and superv~sed
E~y the coardina~or. A geographical~y centra! 7ocation w~ll~be se7ected within the region for
~he task force. A respository wiil be maintained -For the coilection, eva~uat~on, and d~ssemi-
nation of ir~formatio~ to author~zed agenc7es w~~hin th~'region. .
A User's Caunci~ composed o~' iaw enforcement adminis~ra~ors from'with~n Regian C wil~ aTso be
estab1ished. The Council wi~7 be preser~te~ with requests ~ar the servic~s o~F the Task Force,
evaluate the requests, and infarmation, det~rmir~e pr~or3~~es and the valid7ty of ~~e req~aests,
and ti~en direc~ the caord~nator in the fmp7~men~a~ion of inethods and means to solve ~roblems
in a~ar~icu~ar area of Reg~on C. ~
The ~lser's Council wi11 esta~Tish des~rable qua~if~cations for ~}~e pos3tions o~ t~e Task
Force, recruit qua~~f~ed appi~car~ts, and make appo~ntmen~s to the positions from the list of
successfu~ candidates. App~ications wi~1 not be 1imited to persons residing and/or emp~ayed
w~thin Reg~on C, b~~ w~i1 be aimed at rec~^u~~7ng ~he best persvnnel p.ossib~c.
Members of ~he ~n~ts wi77 provide il~ega~ narco~~c and dar~gerous drug enforcemen~ serv~ces
and it ~s not the purpose of ~he Task Farce to su~p7emer~t or dupT~cate the ac~ivi~~es o-~
16. Project Summary: (Cor~t.)
any agency. Rather ~t ~s to provide an "extra e~fort" in concentratir~g on
major prab7em areas, in order to ~acilitate ar~ ~ncrease in the apprehensian
of violators and reduce ~he act7vi~y of those persar~s pursu~ng i77ega1 in-
terests. Temporary ur~dercover manpow~r w-i11 be provided and coordir~a~ed
through ~he Task Force.
The projec-~ w~ 7~ a1 so estab7 i sh a speci a7 i zed i ntei 7~ger~ce uni t, desi gr~ed
~o co7 ~ ect,' coordi nate, ar~d ar~a1yze i ntel l igence infarmatiar~ and mai r~tai n
7~aison with 7oca7, state, and federa7 ~aw enforcement agencies. Ali Region C
law enforcement agencies w~Zi rece~ve up-to-da~e, accura~e ~n~e7iigence data
re1ative to ~he ac~~~vit~es and iden~i~ica~ion of inembers and associates of
organized crime.
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~TATE CI,EA~INGH0U5E I.D. NUMBER (1•8)
AltD 7YPE(4) V~riCe o~ ~nsergovernmon~. +anogemen~
Sfofe C1earEnghouse
140U 10th 5treex~ Room 108
Sacrnmento, Calilornia (916y 445•Ob13
Sponsor {12•A41
o~ Butte
Go~an~ ~(vialon {,0•791
~S1~eriff's Department
p~ y
~Q2 Projee~ Tilla I~z-~i 1
Reg~onal Narco~ZC & Inteiljgence Task Force
Addrosa <<z-+s- City IA6•601 Covnty ro~.ye1 Zi ~aoso~
~3 P. ~. Sox 13],0, 33 Caunty Center Drive, Oroville Butte ~5965
Confact Person 1~2•4s~ Area Codel~iE•i61 ~hone I~4•tl61 Ext. [66•tl9l
Q4 Sher~~'f Larry Giliick 915 534-4403.
t~Z-~i } PR~JEC7 DESCR1PTi0N OF NA7UR~, PURPOSE, At~D BE~IEFiCIARIES
05 Th~s project wi~l establis~ a regional task force com rised of a caordinator two narco-
pb '~iCS and dangerous drug Znvest~gators and one tintelli ence and or anized crime inves~ti a-
112•71 i
p~ tor. A tlser's Co~ncil compased of ~aw enforcemen~ ad~tin3strators in tt~e re ion wil~ deter
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a$ m~ne riorities and ~ir~c~ t~e ~m lementation of robl~m sa~vjn in the re ~ton.
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P~oj~.c1 ~.ocation City It2-Iel Projeef l.ocatio~ Counly~~e•79!
~~ ~ RegiOn C- Butte, Plu~as Co~usa ~1en
FEDERAL FUi~pS MATClitlJG FiJNDS Q7HER
N~~~~a ~6L FUt~f}Stt TOT~ L8 U~EDS
.. - e L~I aa-ss
, t2 $~2Z,639 -0- -0- $al>$65 -0- $163 530
Type o! 0lher Federal Funds"• (t z.~el Typ~ of Oth~r tian-F~d~ral Fund~tT ~~e.7P1
13 n/a n/~
P~ndinq Agency Program 7i11e l~ x•~1 1 F~d~ral Caro9oy Numbtr
~~ E,~AA - Im rovin and Stren thenin Law Enforcem~nt I6.502
Fundinp AgeneyiJamo ~~z•AS~ 5vb•Ageney 146•7~i
Z5 ~. S. Depar~r~er~~ of Just~ce t~AA .
Con ressional Dis~ric+ A~sambl Dfstriet Senate Dlstrict 5lal~wld• Pro~r~~ Covntywid• ~ro~ect
412-E~1 Il~•tbl {16-171 IS6-1Di (2d-211 {22•231 l24•261 126-271 S2B-29) I30•911 ~32•83) ~
~6 z~}{i ~}'~t' ~nU ypw {g4) No 1301 Yes I36) No [S71
Typa of 5ponsor (Cf~eck only one~ ~cw UXz~ Type a( Actlon caNriKV~TioH (~~z ~5 STATE P~.AN 15 PROJECF UNDER
3TATE ~rz c~rr []ie COMMVN17r
ACYION Q~~
SVPPLEMEHTAL a~~NT ~23 REpUIREDP A•95 JURi56lCTION?
IHTER- ~CH006 '
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HCREA9L GECREI.9E CA1iCELLAYfON iH[REASC OECA£A3C
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15 ENVIRONMENTAL fMPACT STATEMEPiT
REQU~~~~~ If YES, AttacF Followina If Avoilobla ~nT~~ ~r Hox ATTACHCO eis on ~se, oee
MU9T EE 9USME7YLp FOq M1EYIEW 30
OAY9 FRIOR TO APPLiCATiDH 9UEM177J11 ~ORf`4 240 APPRpVEP
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Projeot Notification and Review System
Lt. Gavernor's Office
~~ PROJECT: , County o~ Butte -- Regiona~ Narco~a.c~ &
~ Inte~.~.igence Task Force ~ ~ ~
. ' ~ 730~0207
~~~ ` State Clearinghouse Number (SCN}
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'~ ' T~lE A80VE 57A7E CL~ARING~iOUSE NUMSER MUS'~ B~ USED ~N FUTURE ,'~"
#. CORRESPON~~~VCE WI7H "CFIIS O~F~C~ AND MUST SE BROUGH7 TO ~'M~ ~'
~~ ~ ATT~NTION OF TNE Fl~ND1NG AGE~ECY, FOR THEiR FUTURE L}SE. ~
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' Date Receivect•0~--02--73 ~ ~
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~ !f you have not heard frorr~ this office within. ~Q -_days from the above date~ you
~• may assume no comments or response wili be generated from the State Clearinghouse. ;
If no comments are generated, this card will act as ver9fication to the Funding Agency of
~~ your compliance with A-95 and/or E!S review requirements. ,
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ENVIRO~MENrAL IMPAC7 STA7EM~NT
NEGR~IV~ IMPACT S7A~EMEN7
70: A~1 Interes~ed Governmen~ Agenc~es and Public Groups
GE~T~EM~N:
I~ accord wit~ tne proc~dures ~or the preparation o~ env~ronmental
impac~ s~atements, an e~vi~onmenta~ assessment has been performed
on the proposed agency act~ori beZow:
REGIO~A~ ~ARC07IC & INTEL~YGENCE TASK FORCE
7~~ assessment process d~d not ~nd~cate a signi~ican~ env~orri~enta~
impact from the proposed ac~ion. Consequently, an e~v~ronmental
impact s~ateme~t wi~~ no~ be prepared.
A~ envi~an~en~a~ 7m~act appra~sa3, wh~ch surnma~izes the assessment
and ~he ~easons why a s~atemen~ ~s na~ requ~red, is on f~le at the
above offYCe and wzli be ava~Zab~e ~ar pub7ic scrut~ny ~pon r~qu~st.
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C,__iFORi~IA C4UNCIL pN CRIMINAL ~tl5.}CE
D£TAILED PROJ~CT BUDGET ~ .
' ' ~ F~D~RAL ` . HARD MAl'CH .
BUDGE7
CATE~ORY TOTAL Fl~NpS . T~
BlfY- I N ~
HARD ~IATGFE O7N~R
21. Persanal Services
A. Salaries .
Coordinator 100°6 ~ .. . I4,148 ~~ 12~,969 .;
. . ~ 7..,179'~ '. .
(5her~f~'s Special Ir~vest~igator} ,
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7hree Investi~ators 100% 38,448 ~ ~35,244 ,. ~ ~: 3;204 ~ .
~Sheriff's ~nvestigators) , ~ ,
Secretary (Ste~o-Clerk II~ , 6,972 ' 6;391.:~~ ~'. ~, 581 1
Praject D~rector & l)ser's .. ~ . ~ ~ ~ , ~ . ,
Council 8,000 ~. ' • ~ ~ ' 8,000
5% Fiscal Management ~ . . 7,505 .. ~ . . , ~ . , ~ ~ . ~ . 7,5Q5
B. Benefits ~ , . ~
~. E. R.S.
5afe~y members @13.802q 7,259 6,J.73 .. 967 ~ 1.19 ~
C~ eri caT @ 7. 65- % 533 533 -~
F.I.C.A. @ 5.85 % 2,867 2,628 ~ ~. ~239
Workj~~an's' Camp. : ~
Safety members @ 4.37 ~ 'L,29$ ~ 2,106•.: ~. Z92 ~ .
CT eri ca1 @ .13 ~ ~. ~
FfeaEth Insurance @ 5.67 % ~3 375 Z 529 ~ 2$1 1,565 ~
' TOTAL 91,4I~ 67,582 . 6,643 ' ].,684 ~,5,505
~ :TAIL~~ PRO~ECT BUDGET {CON'T) ` ,
F~DERA~ ~ARn MATCH
~BUDG~T CRT~GORY . ~OTAL FUNDS S ATE LOCAL
BUY-IH HARD MATCH
OT~~R
22. Travel
TOTAL ~ 8,80Q 6,5fi7 733 i,500 ~~
23. Consu~tant Services
No~e
TOTA~. ,
24. Equipm~nt
~E~.sce17 aneous E~u~ pment ~
(Listed In Appendix B) 11,81Q ~0,826 984
af~i ce Furr~~ ture 2,000 ~~ ~,081 :' 9~ 9
Yn,~~E 73,n~n . i(~,82.6 2,Ofi5 a7~ .
ETAILE~ PROJECT SUDGET ~CON'~)
F~DERI~L f~ARD MATCH
SU~GET CAT~GORY TOTAl. FEJ~EgS S~ATE L4CAL OTHER
BUY-IN HARD MATC~1
25. Supp~ies and Qperating Expenses
A. CONTRACTU~AL SERVICES ~ ~
Vehicl~s . ~ . ~ 70,OOQ ~ 10,000 ~ ,
Radios ~ ~ ' 4-,70Q .4,700 ~
Capy machins. ~: 300 ~ . . 300
Office ~quipmertt ~,1Q0 ~,7~0
8. S~IPPLIES & OP~RATING ~XP~NSES
Telephone 2,125 2,125
Office suppl~es 1,5fl0 1,500
Pos~age 30Q 300 .
• Pri nti ng S00 8Q0 .
Gasaline 3,500 3,5Q0
C. Off~ce Rent (ExistZng Faci~~ty) 1,5T8 . . ~,578
~. FTt~f~ SUPPLIES ~
Pr~acessing & Video Tap~s 3,000 3,000
~. CONFTDENTIAL EXPENDI~UR~S &
INV~STIGATION FUI~D
. 17,~00
~ T2,OOQ 55Q 4,450
TOTAL 45,843 34,925 550 $,550 1,818
26. ~TOTAL PROJ~CT COST 59,867 1].9,90~ 9,99]. I2,653 17,323
27. ~ercent of Tatal Pro ect Cos~ ~00% ~5.00 6.25 7.9~ 10.84
28. ~ud e~ Narra~ive: Beg~n below a~d add as many continuat~on pages
numbered 8- , 3-B, etc.) as m~y be necessary ta rela~e the i~ems budgeted
to project activities and complete the requjred Justif~cation and exp~ana-
tion of the project ~udget. Explain the sources the grantee w~~l utiZize
for its matching contribution. Enumerate those praposed expenditure items
t~at requ~re prior approval, as s~eci~i~d in Bureau af ~he Budget.C7rc~lar
A-87, and in CCC~ ~iscal Affairs Manua7, so prior ap~rova~ ~ay be considered
at the time applicatjon is mad~.
21.. PERSONAL SERVICES. .
A. ;Sa7ar~es . .
~ 1. Conrdir~a~or's Sa~ary.
. Due to the experience requ~red to f~Zl this positior~, ~he man
se~ec~ed w3~1 be paid -~he sa7ary scale of~a Sher~ff's Specia7
~ Inves~~ga~or with t~e But~e County Sher~~f`s Off~ce.
2. Invest~ga~ors' Salar~es.
~ ~u~ ~o ~he neeed for experienced personnel ~n ti~~s capacity the
=. persons hi red w~ 71 be pai d i n the sa1 ary scale o~ a Si~eri ~Ff `s
Tnvestigatar w~th t~te Butte County Sher~f-F's a~~'ice.
l 3. ,:-,.i~~,~ca1 Pasitian.
7his posi~ion wi71 be paid ~n ~he category af a S~e~ographer
C7erk II within the sa7ary scale af ~he Coun~y of 8u~te.
Append~x A contains the job duties and desireable qualif~cations
af personn~l for each of the posit7ons of ~he 7ask Force.
4. Projec~ ~7irec~ar & User's Counc~~. .
The director of the project wi17 be Sher~f~F Larry Giilic~, whose
an~ua7 sa7a~y is $78,750. It is estimated 15% o~F his time w~7~'
be devoted to the direc~ion of ~his ~ro~ec~. No fringe benefits
are c7aimed.
The User's Counci7, cpmposed af ~0 Law Fnforcement Administi~ators, '
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wi~l meet mont~~y in cannectian with ~his project. i~ ~s
estima~ed each administra~ar w~il devote 5 hours ta each meeting,
~ncluding prepara~ion and travel ~ime. Their sa7ary is computed
on an hour]y ra~e of $8.00.
5. F~sca7 Management - 5% of the totai project cos~.
8. Emp1oyee Benefits.
7hese are t~~ ac~ual be~e~its pa~d by the County o~ Butte ~o m~~bers
of the Sher~ff's Depar~men~. WarKman's eompensation is 4.37~ ~ar ail
pasit~ons except the cier~cal whTCh ~s .~3~. ~eal~~ Insura~ce is based
on maximum pass~b7~ wh~ch is a~proximately $675.00 per year per ~ndivid-
. ua1 ar 5.67~.
22. TRAVEL
7rave~ expenses are computed on the es~ima~e ~hat a tota~ o~ 40D man days
p~r year wil~ be necessary and a~~owing a maximum per diem o~ $22.00 per
day. R~gion C is comprised af four count~es encompassing 6,707 square
miZes. Travel will be necessary ~or the pursuit of norma~ ~nvest~gative
du~ies throughout ~he reg~on.
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24. E UIP~ENT
The folTowing ~s a list of equip~en~ needed to equip off~ce needed far
Task Force operatians:
Off~ce Furn~ture: Price
;1) execu~~ve desk $ 200
;1) ~secretary desk 190
;3) t~ree ind~vidual desks with locks @$i10 330
;1) one evidence 7ock~r I10
;2) boa~cases @$115 230
;1) one executive desk cha~r 75
'1) one secretary desk c~air 75
;3) indiv~dua7 desk chairs @$75 225
;6) six s~~~ chairs @$15 90
;3) three 4~drawer ~iie cabine~s with lacks @$150 45d
;1} an~ 4-drawe~ card cabi~e~ 4 X 5 25
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25. SUPPLIES A~[D OPERATiNG EXPE~fSE
A. Contractual Servzces
It is intended that 7ease agreements be executed on veh~cles, radios,
and of-F~ce equ~pment.
Ti~ree vehi cl es wi 11 be 1 eased for one year, ar~d f~ nds are i r~ci i~ded i n
the budget ~o provide far the Zeas~ng of spec~alized ve~~cles when needed.
During an undercover investiga~ion, the need r~ay arise ~fl r a p~ckup, a
van, ar any other type o~ vehicle which ~s not compatib7e with the
usual ~us7ness type sedan. ~
IncTuded in ~his budge~ ca~egory are funds to Zease one mabi7e rad7o,
for the coardinatar's unit, and three wa~k~e talKies.
Vei~ic~es and radios ar~ presen~7y being ~ease~ by a~ leas~ one agency
i n~Y~e ~^e~i on, w~ th ~Eavorabi e resui ts. The 1 eases are a fu~ i mai n~e-
nance leas~ and experier~ce has shawn this method is iess exper~s7ve than
ar~ outrigh~ purchase.
Leasing of of~~ce equipmer~t is contemplated at this time a7so.
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Off~ce ~qu~pment:
Typewri~ers
(~} one elec~ric $ 520
(1) manual 230
(~) ane add~ng machine 200
(1} paper shredder 150
$1,100
8. Supp~ies and Op~rating Expense
1. Te~e~hone
Insta~la~ion of four phones $ 125
Month1y serv~ce charge and to~l charges 2,000
2. Of~ice Supplies ,
~stimates o~ supplies is based on current
expenses o~ po~ice departmen~s in Butte
Coun~y. For a four man office, ~nd~catians
are that o~fice suppiies should be 1,500
3. pos~age ~s est7mated at 30Q
4. ~r~nting wi~l ~nc~ude various forms requ7red for
~epor~~ng, recording, coordinat~ng, and s~oring
int~~ligence data, arres~ recards, e~c. Perioaic
repor~s on status af var~ous inves~igations and
information circulars wil~ be sent to each pa7ice
agency in ~he region. 80~
5. Gaso1ine
It is estimated the tota~ miieage of the f~ve units
wi71 approxima~e 90,Op0 mi7es during the year. Th~
amount o~ gasa7ine is compu~ed on the basis af ~ach
unit averaging 10 miles per gallon. 9,000 ga~lons at
~.39 per ga71o~ is ap~roximate7y 3,500
C. Off~ce Ren~ (~xis~ing facilities)
Acquisitio~ cost a~ ex~s~ing ~acill~y $151.50
per square ~oot
Mu~~ti pl i ed by 2% .02
Tn use 100~ ot t~me ~2~ hrs. per ~ay) 1,518.00 1,518
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A cost of $3,000 is projec~ed for purchase of pha~ographic and video
tape suppl:~es a~d com~erciai development o~ movie film. The cost of
~ in~orma~t expens~s and buy money is tabu7ated an ~he experience of
recen~ investigations. An ave~age of $10.00 is spent on each nar~
catics purchase in ~he region. T~e sum budgeted in t~is category
nat anly includes purchasi~g narcotics, but th~ amount of money ex-
pe~ded ~o re7iabie informa~ts ~or ~nfarmation ~urnished to bath units.
~. Con~idential ~xpenditures and Inves~iga~7on ~und, (See Appendix G}
$ 17,00~
Pr~or ~o soliciting bids ~or any equ~pme~t, contact wi~~ be made with the
~epar~men~ of Justice to determine the avai~ability a~ any equipmen~ and
avoid dupiication. A~i equipment wi11 b~ purchased on7y after the proper
bidding procedures have been foilaw~d. Speci~icat~ons will be drawn up an
a basis of necessary features ~o make the equ~pme~t functional. The capital
outZay of eq~ipment is Zis~~d in Appendix B.
Any personne7 who are being ~a~d under an existing Federa7 ~rant will not
be ~nvolved in ~he progra~ ~roposed in this appl~catio~.
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DEFINI'CZOI~S
_.~....~_~....w~._.~
User's Co~nc~1 - User's Counc~~ sl~a1~ mean the grou~, to whom the
coo~^d~na~or sha~~ repor~ and wh~ch ~s res~orts~~]e ta ~aca~ 7aw
enforcemen~ agenci~s ar~d CCCJ. 'Che func~~an o~ this body wi~1
be to make certain adr~inistra~ive decisions 7n re~F~rence to
the narco~lc and ~n~e7~~gence un7ts wh~ch comprise ~he task
farce,
Pro'~~c~ Director - Projec~ D~rector snal1 r~ean that person who is a
. member o~, responsib7e.,to, and speaks for, the ~ser's Co~nc~~.
'. N~s ~ur~ction snaZ~ be the 1iaison b~tween the ~1s~r's Council
and th~ ~ask force coordinatar.
. Coordi ~tator - Coordi na~or sha~ ~ mean the member af t~e ~taslc force
d~signa~ed as ~h~ su~ervisor of the tasK ~Force. l~~s respar~-
~~' sib77~ty sha11 inc~uda, bu~ not be Zim~ted to, coordination
of ~asic ~'orce ac~~ v~ t~ es, ~he recei ~t, eva~ uat~ or~, and d~ ssem~ ~»
'~~~ r~a~ion af ~nfot^mation generated by th~s praject.
~iarcotics.0~f~cer - S~a1i mean ~~ose peace officers recru~~ed and
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~ h~red ~'or ~he und~rcover pasitions w~~nin the narcot~cs uni~
' o~F tne tasic forc~.
Intet~tc~ence 0-Fficer - Sha~l mean the peace of~'~c~r recrui~ed ar~d hired
far ~~e undercover posz~iar~ witn~n ~he int~Z~~gence uni~G o~
~he task~'~orce,
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Ct e~ ca'~ ,- Sha~ i mean ~f~e non~swo~^n personne~ recr~ i t~d and hi red ~a
'~erform Var7aus c]erica] sup~ort dut~es regu~r~d by the apera-
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tion of ~he t~sk force.
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PROBLEM STRTEMENT.
The coun~ies within R~g~on C are pr~~ari~y rura~ in nature with many
sparse7y popuZated and iso7ated areas. Geographic camposit~o~ and the
7ow number af a~ficers p~r square mi7e preven~ adeq~ate survei17ance,
ident7fication, and apprehension of offende~s. T~ere presently ex~sts
~o reg~onai narcotic or inteliigence task ~orce to a~d and supplemen~
~he day-to-day ac~3vities of the agencies, plus, ~here is ~o me~~ad for
forces ta poo~ their resources a~ informat~on.
Stat~stics show an alarming rise i~ ~he use of ~arcotics and dangerous
drugs, par~ic~larly among young peop7e. Many ~actors i~dicate rural
areas are becomi~g popular with large sca~e, we~1 arganized, and we17
funded groups that are growing both ~n number and size. There is an
increase ~n the cu~~ivat7on, mahufacture, starage, and d~stribution of
narcotics and dangeraus drugs ~~ caunt~es such as those which comprise
Regio~ C.
~he inc~eas~ng arrest rate for narcotic & res~ricted dangerous drugs, pl~s
other crimes, is re~lec~ed in append~x ~.
Mare and more organ~zed grou~s are t~rni~g to the easiZy a~forded anonyinity
of rura7 locations to plan their c7andestine act~v~ties. 7hese ac~iv~t~es
are not ~imited to the area where ~he groups meet, bu~ are general~y carr~ed
out ~n the more dense~y popu7ated cen~ers of the state.
U~t~l recent times ~he ~erm "Organized Crim~" mean~ a weli organ~zed,
h~ghZy d~sc~pZined, complex organiza~io~ working withtin society. The con-
trals and organizatian of these groups cross a~~ jurisd~ctianal boundaries.
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~hi~e these groups sti7~ exis~, o~her orga~izat~ons have ra~sed the~r ~eads
and have been limi~ed in th~i~ activ~~y an a mare reg~onal scal~. These
newer groups deal wit~ narco~~cs, prostit~tio~, ~hef~s, burgZaries, etc.,
and wiii expa~d to unknawn iimits if t~eir activtit~es con~inue unchecked.
Wi~h~n Region C i~ recen~ years it has been discovered that 1oca1 peop7e
~ave very strong t7~s with nat~oria7Ty ope~a~ing m~7itant groups. These
peopie are able to ut~l7ze ~he serv~ces of tne na~~ana7 group on a moment's
notice. ~
At 7east o~e bookmaking operation was "nlpped 7n the bud" w~thin the Region.
The res~onsibles had strong connect~ons w~th operators a~ s~miZar operat~ons
in o~her areas of ~he s~at~.
Persons residi~g ~~ ~~is Regian, a~d ~denti~ied as distributors of narco~~cs
and dangero~s drugs, have conn~c~7ons with major sources of supp7y ~n other
cou~tries on this continent and abroad.
Investigat~ons have determined tha~ groups of people have ~erpetrated crimes
with~n the Region, and then returne~ ~0 7arge ~e~ropo~i~an areas ~o dispose
o~ the proper~y, I~ severai ~nstances it has been determined that at least
a~ort~an o~ the property has found ~~s way to a foreign coun~ry.
Experience has show~ ~hat narco~~cs investiga~7ons by ~h~ jurisdict7ons in
~~e Regio~ have y~e~ded valuab~e in~~7ligenc~ in~ormation. 8ut, very often
this ~nformation canno~ be pursued because of limited monetary and manpower
resources.~
~he law enfarcement agenc~es with~~ Region C lack an organized ap~roach to
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abtain7~g, analyz~ng, and distribu~ing meaningfu~ intel7igence information.
~her~ is a great a~ou~~ of informa~~o~ w~th the var~ous 7aw enfarcement
agencies in the reg~on with na ass~gn~ent of respons~b7l~ty for fe~re~ting
out and d~stributing the ~nforma~~on.
E7ectronic, opt~ca~, and other surveillance equipmen~ ~s either non-existan~
or insufficier~t.
"ihe formation of ~he 7n~elligence ~anit w~thin the task ~'arce wi71 foster
ar~ incr~ase in the exchange of inte1l~gence in~ormat~o~ and know~edge of
organized crimina~ ~.ctivity within the region.
APPROACH FOR ACHIEVING T~IE OBJ~C~IVES
~ased on an expectat~on of approval of this appiica~ion ~he User`s Caunci3,
composed of iaw enforcer~ent administrators from Reg~on C, has been crea~ed,
and is functianing, with Project Director Sheri~~ Larry G~liicic as ~ts chairman.
Correspond~nc~ was dir~cted ta admir~istra~ors of ~he region advis~ng them o~
~he ir~tention to subm~t ti~is app7ica~ion ar~d the~r int~res~ was solicited.
Subsequently m~e~~ngs were he1d, with 100°~ of ~he admi~~stratar~s express~ng
an interest ir~ participation, ar~d the User's Counci~ came into be~ng.
Copies o~' ~his information ie~ter are attached ~r~ Appendix ~. Append~x K
conta~ns the documents o~F comm~tmen~ -From eac~ adminis~ra~or endorsing the
project and the w~ll~ngness af h~s agency ~o part~ci~ate.
With apprava7 of the a~p~icatzon ~i~e User's CounciZ wi~l circulat~ announce-
men~s of job opportUnities and ~n~t~ate ~i~e recru~tm~n~ and hiring process
-For th~ posi~ion of coordinator. Annauncements w~ll a7so be distr~buted for
the positions of ~nves~iga~or and the clerical position. Aft~r the coordi-
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nato~ has bee~ se~ec~ed he wii~ be expected ~o par~~cipate in ~he recruit-
ment and h~ring of his s~bordinates.
After s~udies by the ~ser's Counc~~ it has be~n de~~rmined t~a~ the off~ces
of the TasK ~orce and cler~ca7 support sta~f w~71 be based at Butte County
Sheriff's Department, Orov~77e. 7~e s~te se~ec~~o~ was made after consider-
at~on o~ t~e foliow~ng:
1. A~equa~e avai7ab7e facilities to house personnei, equipmen~, and
resource needs of the perso~nei.
2. Facilit~es ava~lab7e to accommodate t~e meeting requirements o~
~he ~ser's Counc~~.
3. Twen~y-four hoUrs, seve~ day per week avai7ability of communica~ions;
radio, teZephone, and te7e~ype.
~. Tn-hause ava~lab~7ity af a 24 hour ana7ytica~ labora~ary and cr~minaiist
now serv~ng ~he needs of age~cies w~th~n Reg~o~ C.
5. A functioni~g co~pu~er center availab~e for fu~ure u~~liza~io~ by the
7ask Force should ~he need ar~se.
6. 7h~ existence of the P.O.S.7. certi~ied Feather River Police Academy,
~he resources and ~ac~~~t9~s of which will be avai~able ~or ~rain~ng
of perso~ne1,
Upon se1ec~ion of personne~ ~hey wil~ spend a 30 day period acqua~nting
~hemse~ves w~th the regian and recogn~zing existZng or potential sources
of activi~y related to their du~ies.
At this ~otnt each ~articipating agency begins contr~but~ng a~~ information
~o the Task Force which rela~es ~o illegal r~arco~lc ar~d/or organized cr~mir~a~
ac~~vity in ~~s jur~sd~ction.
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Each memb~r of the User`s Counc~l wii~ appoin~ a member of h~s agency to
be contac~ed by the coordinator an~/or ~nves~~gators shou~d the resources
ar facilit~es af the 7oca~ ageney 6e needed. This appo~~tee wi17 a7so be
respo~s~b7e for providing to, and receiv~ng from, ~he Task ~orce all per-
tine~~ informa~ion as related ~o i~s functio~. 7his corocept is patterned
much the same as the Sta~e of Caiiforn~a Law ~nforcement In~eliig~nce Uni~.
Appendix ~ shows the projected act~vit7es of t~e Task ~orce by ~eans o~ a
bar chart.
~xperience has s~own ~hat any opera~~on o~ an u~dercaver nature ~s on~y
effect~ve so ~ang as the undercover ~nvestiga~or is no~ "burned". ~egion C
7s an area where popu7ation concentr.ations are not praportionateiy 1arge,
~hus an undercover member o~ ~he Task ~orce cou7d easily be "burned" i~ a
commun~ty. An invest~ga~or wil~ function ~hroug~out the ~egion until he is
"burned" in eacn co~munity and his effectiveness has d7minis~ed.
When it ~s apparen~ the ~nvest~gator has been "burned" on a region-wide
. basis he wi~l be traded to jurisd7c~ians outs~de the region. He w~~~
, /. .
rema~n a member of the Task ~orc~, b~t w71i be assigned ~o a diff erent
agency untii such time as ~t ~s deemed he be reassigned to the region.
Sirtce cri~inals fai7 to heed jurisdict~ona7 boundaries, includ~ng state
baundaries, member agencies o~ Reg~on C have worked ~n close prax~mity with
other neighboring agencies. it ~s the ~nter~t~on of ~he User's Counci7 to
cantinue this cooperatian by making trades of afficers wi~h those agencies.
7h~s cooperataon w7~7 ~nclude al~ ager~c~es on the s~a~e and -~ederai leve~
as we3Y. ~ .
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~ach agency, far th~ purpose o~ prosecution and sta~ist~eai reporti~g
requirem~n~s, w~l~ maintai~ a secure fi7e of ~he Task Force's ac~ivity
~hroughou~ the reg7on. The 7ask Force w~l~ act 7ndividua7ly and/or
cailec~7ve7y upon 7nforma~ion provided by the jurisdic~ions with~n the
region. T~ey wi~1 ~e ab7e to invest~gate, inf~Ztrate, and ga~her in~ar-
ma~7on that wi17 u~~imate~y enabTe them and/or ]ocal jurisdictions to
arr~st and successfu7ly prasecute ind~vidua~s engaged in unlawfu~ activi~y.
T~roug~ the efforts o~ this ~ask Farce susta~ned undergrau~d, ~ndercaver
operations by an investigator{s) may be conducted w~~h~n the reg~on.
Opera~~ons of ~his nature have been scarce and ~~m7~ed in ~~e degree o~
success ~~ ~he past due ~o economic and manpawer restrict~ons.
The pri~ary a~praaches of the Task ~orce ~n achieving 7ts abject~ves wi~]
be ~ndercover procedures ~o d~scover the identity o~ the major crim~nai
e7ements. Survei7iance operat~ons wi17 be used as a follow-up Qn in~orma~7on
~eceived w~~hin the repasi~ory for pu~poses of abserva~~on Qf spec~f~c act~vi~y,
documentatio~ of ~he activlty, and ~he gathering of sufficient ev7dence ~o
es~abiish reasonab7e ca~se for doeumen~atian of prior~ty ranking within the
operat7on. The coord~natar and User's ~ounci7 wi17 ~a~e t~e priority de-
~erminations on ~he basis o~ avaiiab~e in~ormation. it wii7 be the intention
o~ ~he Task Force ~o engage ~n a~y inves~~ga~ion on7y as 7ong as~tha~ investz-
gation is p~oduct~ve. Upon the term~nation of an investigation that agency
hav7ng jurisdic~~on wi7~ be so advised.
pRD~~C7 08JECTIVES.
1. ~educe tra~~~ck7ng ~~, and availab7l~ty of, i77egal narcatics a~d
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restr7cted dangerous drugs a~d improvement of the gatheri~g o~
~n~e7ligence ~n~ormat~on and orga~ized cri~~nal ac~ivity within
Reg~on C.
2. Develap an operatzona~ ~arcot~cs InteZl~gence Network.
3. Tncrease the qua~~ty of arrests arid improve the ra~io of convictio~s
to arres~s for i~7ega1 narcot7c a~d res~ric~ed dangerous drug offenses.
4. Increase coordinat~on and cooperation to exchange ~nfar~a~ion wi~hin
~ach ~ndividual agency and a~ong 7oca~, sta~e, a~d ~ederai agencies zn
~he reduct~o~ o~ ~1Zega1 narcotic and restricted da~gerous drug offenses.
5. Cooperate wi~h heaith care delivery services in ~he area of drug abuse
prevent~on and treatment resources.
6. Partic~pate at a7~ leveis in a comprehens7ve uniform narco~ic enforce~en~
.training program.
7. Impact on t~ose crim~s re7a~ed ~o ~he sa7e and use of narcotics and
. restricted dangerous drugs.
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SYST~MW~DE IMPACT.
1. Palice ~
a. Tt ~s expec~ed that ~he imp~ementat~on of this projec~ wi71 hav~
~he effec~ of increasing the abili~y o~ the po7~c~ to impac~ the
~ prob7em af i71ega1 drug ~raff~c by providing ~nformation ~eading
to ~ne event~al arres~ a~ a significant1y greater number af a~~en-
ders than ~s present7y occurring. At l~ast a 10q ~ncrease in arres~s
in ~he Region is expected.
b. Ali iaw enforcemen~ jurisdictions in Reg~o~ C w~7~ be affec~ed by
~h~s project. The ~mpact ~his project w~~7 have on each juris-
dic~ion is dif~icuit to assess at this ~ime.
Investigat~ons to be acco~pl~shed by the Narcot~cs and Orga~~zed
Crime In~eiZige~ce Tea~ wi17 be assigned to differen~ areas o~ the
region on a priori~y basts as ~e~erm9ned by the User's Counc~7. Unti~
decisia~s are made by ~~e User`s Council 1t is not possibie ~o pre-
~ dict which o~ the iaw en~arcement jurisd~c~ions zn ~h~ reg~on w~l~
incur the greates~ impact during in~tial operation.
Ultimateiy, however, an increase af approximately 10% in drug re-
~ 1ated arrests should result in additional worKloads far the police
jurisdictions concerned. Accord~ng to the po7~ce agencies contacted,
~his is not expected to ~mpose an ~nmanagea~~e burden on ex~sting
r~so~rces.
2. ~Caurts
An increase o~ 10% ~n drug arres~s would a~fec~ the Jus~ice, Municipa7,
and Superiar Co~rts. The degree ta w~~ch eac~ is affected depends
largely on ~he nature of the arres~, i.e., fe~ony or misdemeanar. Based
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o~ arres~ records in 1970 and I97~, approximately 90% of a17 drug
arres~s were in the feiony category. Co~sequen~7y, th~ g~ea~est
increase in tria7 work7oad wi~1 be in th~ Super~or Courts. Contac~s
w7th ~ocal judges ind~cate an i~crease o~ i0% in drug arres~s will
not result in s~~ficient court cases ~o require augme~tation af pr~s~~t
judlc~a~ capabi7~~ies.
3. Corrections
T~e degre~ ta which carrect~ons w~71 ~e a~~ected by a~ ~ncrease in
drug arrests depe~ds upon the dispos~~~on af cases from the particuZar
courts concer~ed. A11 me~bers o~ ~he proba~io~ depar~ments wi~hin
Region C we~e contac~ed and ~he~r assessment indicated tha~ presen~
resources wouid be su~~icient to handle a~y correctional needs re-
sulting from a I0~ ~ncrease ~n drug a~rests.
P~OJ~CT EVRLUA7TON. '
The number of arrests ~or ~lie~al ~arcotic and restric~ed dangerous drug
offenses 1n Region C d.ur~~g ~he 1ast six months of the projec~ ~und9ng'per~od
wi~i be compared wi~h the number during ~he same six mo~ths prior ~o projec~
imp~ er~er~tation.
Data wi7~ 6e co17ected by the Cao~^di~a~or from the reports submit~ed to ~im.
Ne wi~~ 7nsti~ute ar~d main~ain a record~ng system which wi~1 be up-dated
manth~y. ~h3s record system wi~1 be relatively simp7e ~n na~ure ar~d w~il
requi re no exp7 ar~ation of i ts canter~ts.
Addi~ional staffir~g w711 ho~ be necessary, because ~he evaluat~on af -~he project
w~l~ be co77ec~ed ~r~ Zine wi~h the objectives o-F the project in the ~ollowing
r~anner:
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1. Reductio~ of t~e tra~~ick~n and avai1abiii~ in t~le ai narco~~cs
and restricted dangeraus drugs.
~ecards w~11 be kep~ af the nu~bar o~ ~nd~vidua~s arrested by Task
Force members, as we~i as ~he number af arrests ~ade by agencies within
Region C, based whol7y or ~n part upon ~n~ormat~on generated ~o the
agencies by Task Force effor~s. 7~ose arres~ed wil~ be iden~i~ied as
either aduit or juve~iles and a~~empts wi71 be made to identify eaeh
arrestee as a dealer, pusher, ar user. Campariso~s wi~~~ be made of the
arrests to ~ndicate passess~an, passession ~or sa~es, and sales.
Se~zures o~ i~iegal narcotics a~d restricted dangerous drugs will be
~dentified by drug ca~egory as foZ~ows:
A. Narcatics.
~. Qpium
2. ~orph~ne
3, Heroin
4. sy~tnet,c op~ates (~.e., methadone, demarai, etc.~
B. HaTlucinager~7c__drugs_.
I. Hashish
2. Hash o~~
3. Marijuana
4. ~HC & other synthet-ic forms o~ cannab~s
5. ~S~, S~'P, PCP, DN{~', etc.
C.~ Restr7cted ~an erous dru s.
I. Barbiturates & related depressants
2. Amphetamines & re~a~ed stim~iants
3. Methaqual or~e
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2. D~ve7ap_a~_ operati_onal Narcotics__In~el~ence Network.
There is no formai operational ~etwark in ~x~stenc~ within Region C
a~ ~his time. Current practice is for agencies to exchange information
d~rect7y w~th ~hose agenc~es affec~ed by the ~n~orma~7on. 7he Network
estab7~shed by the 7ask ~orc~ wil~ follow the.cri~er~a for gat~her~ng,
ana7yzi~g, evaZua~ing, a~d disseminat~on of informat~on es~abi~shed by
L.E.T.U, 7he Task Force has ~~~~~ated app~icatian ~or membershup in
the Cali~or~ia Narcotics In~eli~gence Network.
3. Increase the qualit,~ of~arres~s a_nd improve the rat~o of_convict~on_to
arrests for i7legal narcotic and res~ricted darigeraus_drUq a~fenses.
The Coordinator w~71 be charged with the respo~s~bi~ity of obtaining
data i~dicating ~he conviction ra~es o~ alE narcotic off~nses for the
~receeding ~wo ~2) years. Duririg the caurs~ o~ th~ project he wi~i
ma~n~ain ~ecords of arrests and convic~io~ rates ~or aZ~ narcot~c
offenses and compare ~hese ~o the es~abZished base~ine da~a ~or the
precedzng two ~2) years.
~. Increase coord~natian and coo eratian to exchan e infarmation wi~h~n
eac~ ~ndiv~dua7 a enc and amon 7oca1, state, an~ federai a encies in
the reductio~ o~ ~~le al narco~ic and r~stric~ed dan erous dru o~fenses.
Th7s abjective wil~ be assess~d subjectively by ~he Coardinator, the
Prajec~ Rirec~ar, a~d ~he User`s Counci7.
5. Coapera~e w~~h ~ea1t~ care de~ivery services in the area of dru~ abuse
. . . . .-- --~- -- ~ --~ -- -~--
prevent~on and trea~ment resaurces.
T~e assessment o~ this objec~~ve wi11 be accorr,piished by the Caard~r~ator.
He wi~~ be a~le to evalua~e t~e degr~~ a-F success the 1'ask Force has had
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in the area of prevention and in the amaunt of assistance furn~shed
in treatment.
6. Par~ici ate at a1Z leveis fn a com rehensive uni~orm ~arco~ic e~~orce-
ment tra~ning program.
Various agenc~es within Region C have assig~ed personne7 to narcot7c
~nvest~gat~on courses affered by the Ca7ifornia Departme~t a~ Jus~ice.
Addit~ana7 training has came ~rom seminars and the assignmen~ of per-
sonne7 to learn by warking wi~h an experienced narco~ics en~orcement
officer.
The ~rain~ng, ~xperience and quai~fications of eacn member of the ~ask
Force wili be assessed. This wi77 de~ermine the amoun~ of traini~g he
w~71 receive, ~n an effort to prevent dup7ica~ion of training.
7. Im ac~ an those crimes re~ated. to the sa7e and use a~ narcotics and
restrict~d dangerous drugs.
Tne Caardinatar wiil maintain records ~ndicati~g how many ~ndividua7s
have ~een arres~ed and convic~ed far other crim~naZ of~enses as a direct
resu7t af ~he effarts of the narco~ic enforcement program. Experience
has shown that the investiga~ion o~ narcotics and restric~ed dangerous
drug cases most genera7~y ~ncovers other unlawfu7 activ~ties of ~~ase
pe~sons assac~ated wi~h narcot~cs and restric~ed dangerous d~ugs. In
each ~~stance ~he typ~e of contraba~d and the quantity seized wiil be
record~d.
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~IS7 0~ APPE~DICES
A~P~NDIX PRG~
A Jobs, Dut~es, and Quali~~cat~ons A-Z
8 Capita~ Out7ay A-8
C Let~er Concern~ng Joint ~f~ort In ~larcot~c and Dr~g A-9
~nfarcement
D Farm Le~~er of ~ndorsemen~ of Projec~ and~Co~itment of A-12
Fu~ds
E Arrest Ra~e Comparat~ve Statis-~ics A-74
F Bar Char~ of Act~vities A-i9
G Project File Security A-21
H General Requirements For Con~idential Expenditures A-24
I Letter ~eques~ing LEAA Approva~ o~ Con-F~der~tia7 ~xpendit~res A-27
J Resume - 8utte Coun~y Sheriff -~ A-29
K Le-~ters Substantiat~ng Fir~anciai and in~Kind Sup~ort A-31
L County of 8ut~e - Resoiution Regard~ng TraveZ and Fxpenses A-43
~or Gou~~y Officials
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A P P E N D I X A
Jobs, Dut~es and ~alt~7cations.
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A-1
SHER~.kk'S SP~CXAL II3V~S'~IGA`FOR
Defini.tion
Unc3er direction ~o conduct invest~gations of serioe~s drug, sex or vicc
crimes; to supervise assigned subardinates; and"to do rel.a~ed work as~rec~uired.
~xa~n l.es nf Duties
~ ~nvesti~ates, or supervises th~ activities of other personnel, in
narcoti.C, akcoholic beverage, gambli.ng, pros~itution and sex
crime cases.
Ir~tiervi.ews complaintants, suspecCs, ar~c3 others; co~.lec~s and evaluaCes
evi.dence, abtains n~cessary warrants, su~ervises raids and arresCs.
Presents evic3ence and tes~ifies before co~srts and grand juri.es.
Mainkains confidential ~~.les and lin~s of in~ormation.
Maintains liaison wi~h other law en~orcement agencies and coorda.nates
investiga~ions in selectied areas. .
Gives Calks to school, cornmunity, chUrch and ser~ice graups.
~ . Serves as an i.nvestigator for ather a~encies.
Teaches course~s i.n police academy.
~mp~ayment__5tandards ~
Edu,cakian and E~c~erience ~ -
Any combination equivalent tio graduati.an from high school ar i.ts
~ equivalenr, includi,ng or supp~emented by prescribed caurses, and three
years of investigative experience in a law en~orcement agency.
' Know3.ed es and Abilities.
~ Knowledge of techniques and methods of cri:mi.nal investi.gatiort,
, knowledge of Federa~, SCate and CounCy laws; knowledge ot rules of evi.dence
~ and I.aws eoncernir-g axres~, search and seizure; knowledge of court proM ~
, cedures and delinquency control; ability ~.o abtain valid znformatian b}r
, interrogatiQn and investigation; ability to gathex, analyze and evaluate
" facts and evid~nce; ability to reme~+ber r~ames, £aces and details of
~. H.16
inciden[s; aba.li~y to ~,trite cI.ear, accurate repor~s; abili~y to es'tablish
• and mai.ntain kines of in~oruia~iflt~; ab~ila.~y to get alang wel.l wit~-
~~ fellaw officers and wi.th the pu6~ic.• ~
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sxEr~zFr ~s x~v~s~xca~ra~
De~i.ni.tzon
F]nder di.rccti.on, to investk~ate cases w~3ez'e ~~ crime has been cowma.tted
or i:s suspecLed a~ havxxig taeen couuezitted; ta ~ather`and eva].uate evxdence;
to iden~ify and apprehend suspects; and to do related work as required.
~xa~_Ic_s_fl_f 1)utics +
Receives assi~nn~ents to investigate reports and complaints.
~n,terva.cws wi.~nesses and vic~ims, examines evidence and searclses scene
to deGezmi.nc i~ a cri.nie has beeF~ commi~ted and to collect and
preserve evi.cience.
CondUCts investigati.ons necessary to determi,ne who is xesponsible.
. Zocates ~nd ap~rehends suspects. .
Recovers and impvunds stolen properky. ~
Yrepares rep4rts ~ar use i.iZ preparati.on and prosecurion of criminal cases.
' Testifies in court, grand j~ry sessio~~s and ~:nquests concern~.ng evi.dence
gathered.
Serves sub}~aenas and warzan~s; maintaa.ns stakeou~s; aild Cranspor~s
p~isoners. ~
May occasiona~.~~ supervise pexsons assi~ned tio assist an a particular
case. ~
~ MainL'ains liaison with other law euforcemenr agencies
Coopera~es wieh oCher law enforcement agencies in knvestiga~ions.
Gi.ves talks to school, ci.v~ic and community groups.
Em 1o ent Standards • ~ ` ,
Educatiott' and E~;~erience ~
, Hi.gh. schaol graduaCion or i,ts equi.valent includi.ng or sup~lemenred
by prescra.bed courses and three years of 1aw en£orcement exper~.ence. '
Kno~a3~ed es and Aba.].ities . ~
, Knowledge of ~he principles, practices and me~hQds 'o~ rcrir~ina7. _
~ • irivestigatian; knaw3.edge of 5~ate and Caun~y laws; knowlec~ge~of de~
partmental rules, regulations and grocedures; kno~al.edge ot rules of
arrest, search and seizure; knaw3.edge of eri~na.nal and civi.l procadures; '
• : knowl~dge.of eourt procedur~s,, knowl.cdge: of inethods of securing and
. . ~ - ~ A-3 ~ ~
SHER~~F'S ~NVEST~GATOR ~ Page ~o .
EmpJ.o,~~ienC SE:andards (continued} . •
Knpw~ed es and Abilities (continued) ~
preservi.ng ev~dei~ce; knowledge of .or~ani.zaCion and pr.ocedures o£ a~lied
1aw en~oxc~ment agencies; ability to condu~t csiminal investxgata.ons,
inrerrogate wi~nesses and mai~e ~:tfecLive court presentations; ~~~i~.ty
to prepare reparts; abi~ity to £olloca wri~ten and o~a1. instructions;
ab~lity ra ~srabJ.ish and main~.ain effective workin~; relati.ons~iips.
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APPE~DIX B
CAPI~A~ OUTLAY •
I. 1 Cam~ra 54 mr~ f7/4 ~ens $ 3Z5.OQ
2. 1 Camera, bady.onl.y 200.00
3. 1 Lens, 35 min f/Z..O~; 190.00
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5. 1 Lens, 500 mm, f/4.5`~
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7. i Lens, te7e-extender, 3X 40.00
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19. 2 Carr~y-on transm~t~ers ~ 800.Od
20. Misc. spat]ignts, cab~es, etc. 200.00
23. 8 rr~n i~ov~e camera, zo.om, and var~aus attac~ments 1,8q0.00
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APP~~ozx c
Le~ter Cancerninq Jo~n~ Effort In Narcotic and Dru Enfo~cement
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Ai'~ENDI ';'C~~
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'1 ~+:. ~' r".'~J ~ F;~,~~ C1i1EF OF POLICE
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J, ' f f~] ~r~`.~~ ;f.~~~'~',~^~.;~ 5887 pRL17~E RHiNE DRlVE
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7k~ AREA CO~E 916 533•5221 ~KD~ 67p
About a year ago var~ous PoT~ce Rdm~nistra~ors througl~ou'~ Reg~on C met
at the Sheri~~'s Confer~nc~ Room a~ B~tt~ Coun~y Sher~~~F's Department
and cliscussed the feasibti~~ty o~' a join~ ~~fort in ~he area af Narco~ic
and Drug enforcemer~~. A~ ~hat time we discuss~d an enforcemert~ team
which tivould servtce ~he ar~a of Regzon C and t~e possibilities of fur~d-
ing ~hro+~c~h ~he Ca7iforn~a Caunci~ on Criminal Justice. The expressed
opi~ion af the adminisirators presen~ was tha~ ~he ~ossibi]ity shou~d
b~ purs~ed.
The Compr~h~ns~ve P1an for Region ~ speaks to the r~eed ~for this serv~ce .
to ~h2 Regian an~ a",so addresses the r~eed for ~~te sam~ kind of serv~ce _
~n the area o~i Irzte~~~gence. Same monies were ~dentzfi~d ~or t~se ~n
~hese projects far 3.973. ~
A~ t~e r~qu~st of some o~' the administra~ors, I agreed ~o have a~er~~a-
tive appl~caL~on for an Ac~ifln Grant ~rapared and su~m~t~ed ~o eact~
~dr~i ni st~^ator ~'o~ ~^evtevr ~o b~ followed by a genera~ meeti ng to di scuss
again t~te r~eed, feas~biTi~y and approach ~o the prab~em.
I am ertc~ asi ng a copy of the draf~ for yot~r revz eti~r. Rs you wi i Z note, T
have ~ncorpara~cd b~~h ~he [~arcotic En~Forcement program and the ~ntelli-
ger~ce program into ane actior~ reques~ as ~hey are so c~ose3y related in
rtature, it appears ~o m~ tha~ ~hey mus~ necessar~ly cone together.
During our research, vre ~Found that a number of join~ ef~'orts of this
nat~r~~ are presen~ly funct~on~ng throughout ti~a S~ate wi~h very good
resu7 ts . 1rle ~ocand programs s~~vi ng the needs af Cour~ty~t,r~ de areas as
+~re7 ~ as Reg~ or~al areas . T~ese programs a~^e presen~7y bai r~g funded t~iro~gh
Calz~orn~a Co~nc~~ on Crim~na~ Justice..
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I requ~s~ ~~a~ you ~lease rev7ew t~e enc7osed mater~ai keeping in
mz~d ~hat ~here ~s no~h3ng sacred abo~~ any of it and i~ ~s mereiy
in~ende~ ~o be a po~nt o~ depar~ure.
. T request ~hat we meet o~ T~esday, ~ove~b~r 21s~ a~ 2:~0 ~.l~. a~ tne
Ru~te Caun~y Sheri~~'s Conference Room to d~scuss ~he idea and deter-
m~ ne what the nex ~ s ~ep shou~ d be. ~~h~ r~~C ~~ i s cri ~i ca7 ~ha~ ~re
. have ].~0~ a~tendar~ce a~ ~h7 s mee~~i ng, ~:heraf'ore, i~F ;/ou ar~~ uriab~ e to
a~~end p7ease je~ me kno~r righ~ away so ar~o~her da~e car~ be cor~s~dered.
Ve~^y ~ru~y yours, ~ ~ .
:;.~.~e.r ~~~ ~ c ~ . . . : .
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. 1~lESLEY R. ~ARRE~ ~ . .
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APPENDTX D
Fflrm Le~ter of Endorsement of Pr~ oj e_ct and Commi ttment o~ Funds
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A~~E~DIX D
~aiifornia Counc~l on Criminal Jus~~ce
1927 13th S~ree~
Sacramen~a, Cali~ornia 95814
Dear S~r:
' A~ter ~aving partic~pated in ~he discussions rela~ive
~o ~he farmatian of a Regionai Narcot~c and I~t~~7zgence
Task ~orce in Regzon C, I w~o1ehear~edly endorse the cfln-
cept.
The gover~~ng body a~ the are com~itting
Ci~y of County
funds for th~s pro~ect a~d these funds are available upon
7~plementation of ~~~ project.
K~ndly acce~t this l~~~e~ as an e~darsement af ~he project
and be advised tha~ ~he ~~~n~ends to
Ag~~cy 5/0 or P/D.
participate ~n ~h~ project.
Ve~y tru3y yours,
Sher7ff o~ Ch~ef o~ Po ~ce
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APp~~uo~x ~
Arrest Rate Compara~ive S~at3stics
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D.~ugs ~ '~ Dru~s A~res~s
1970
S~atewide Arres~s
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40S
17,850 36,659
89 183
Arrests per 100,000 populatian
Reqion C Arr~sts
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Colusa
G1 enn
P.~ ~amas
Arrests per ~OO,OOD
popula~ion for Region C
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papulation for Region C
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282 30 .23.I
I97 2I 92
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92 .i74
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298 34 119
208 24 83
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Butte Coun~ Axxes~s
~967 Z971 • i Change
Druqs 33 ~59 ~381
Burglar~ 58 101 t 74
The~~ ~ ~1 66 + 6I
Auta Theft 22 38 ~ 73
State~ide Arr~s~s
D.~ugs
Burglary
~he.ft
Auto Thef~
I967
33,360
27,717
10,384
1~2, 538
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84,384
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Burglar~
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10,384 , 41
12,538 22
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1970
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7'heft
Auta The.f~
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17,073 65
~6,791 38
84,384 ~59
154,774 364
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33,095 ll7
.I4,660 49
.~6,626 22
&1, 655 162
.~46,036 350
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APPENDIX F
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APPEND~X
P~OJECT FILE S~CURITY.
~. df paramoun~ ~mpor~ance to the successfu~ operativn o~ the Task
Force is the security of i~formation. I~ is there~ore ~mperat~ve
~hat ~he data caZlec~~d be sa~eguarded against compromise in any
form. The security must be a saf~guard aga~nst two forms o~ un-
authorized revelation; i.~.> physical remova7 and/or ora~ comrr+uni-
cation.
~o pratect the informa~ion in ~he ~ormer instance, a7~ da~a will be
mainta~ned in the Task Force offices in ~i7e cab~nets whicn meet
accepted standards of security for cZass~~ied in~ormatian. In addi~iQn,
keys to the offic~s wiii be issued only to me~bers of ~he ~asK Force.
The policy of "iast to leave the office 7ocks ~he door" will be ~n-
stituted, i~ it is necessary for a11 person~el to be absent s~muZ~
~a~eously, even for a s~ort period of time. AZso, when f~les are nat
~n active use, ~hey wi1Z rema~n Zoc~e~.
To pratect aga~ns~ ora~ disciosure, ~h~ fo7lowi~g procedures wi~~ be
effected :
a. Prior to accepting any person for assignment to ~he Uni~,
a thorough 'IT1V~S'~"] ~d'~i 011 of t~e~ r persana~ backgrour~d wi 1~
be conducted to determ~ne their reilabiiity. Insofar as
regu~at~ons permit, no ~erson of doubtful integri~y wi71 be
acceptable. This may ~~c~ude a polygraph exam~na~ion.
b. Ot~er Law Enforcement ~ersonnel: Release of inforn~ation will
be on a need-~o-know basis. 7his does not imply ~~a~ others
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wi~7 not be able ~o ob~ain ~n~ormat~on. Vario~s units of
~ederal, State and laca7 agene~es conducting investiga~ions
- wi~l have need ~ar t~e da~a in the fi7es. The amoun~ re-
leased w~i~ be predica~ed on tha~ which w~~i fit thei~r ~n-
d~v~dual needs at a~y g~ve~ ~im~.
c. Other: A~1 o~her ~~qu~ries will b~ screened ~o deter~~ne
the bas~s for such a request. Oniy that i~formation which
wi77 not jeopard7ze the in~egrity of the Task Force, or i~s
mission w~11 be rel~ased.
d.. Genera~:
{I) Records w~71 be mai~ta~ned on ali ~nqu~ries for data
a~d the r~ason for ~h~ inqu~ry. This wi11 serve two
purposes:
(a} ~o ~ak~ certain that informa~i~~ is ~ot given out
ind~scr~minately, and
(b) To o~fer re~erral services to aut~oriz~d inves~~-
_ gation agencies. 7he ob~ec~ of this 7s ~o re~er a
law e~~arcemen~ agency cond~cting an ~~vestiga~ion
~o ~he source law enforcemen~ agency, who ~ay have
more c~rrent ~nformation a~ the time of inquiry.
{2} In a~~ cases, i~~ormat~on re7eased w3~~ be valida~~d by
an officer assigned to ~~e Task Force, who has au~hority
to release data from t~e ~i1es.
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AP~ENDIX H
~eneral Req_u_ire~~n~s Far Conf~dentia~ ~xpendi~ur~s ~
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A~~~~ozx
Genera~ Requiremer~ts For Con~Fidentiai Expenditures
1. The ~unds author~zed wi71 be estab~isned in an imprest fun~ controll-
ed by Herbert Seely, a bor~ded cashier.
2. ~'~e Coordir~atar must author7ze ail advances of fun~s up ~o $500.00 to
the investigators for the purchase of information an~/or narcot~cs or
res~ricted dangerous drugs, payments in excess o~' $500.00 must be
' approved by ti~e ~roject D~rector. Such authoriza~ian mus~ spec~fy
~~e informatior~ ~o be received, ~he ar~ount of expenditu~^es, and assum-
ed name of ~he ~nformant.
3. There wi1~ be ma~nta~ned by ~he ~'ask ~orce confident~a~ f77es o~' ~he
true nar~es, assumed names, ar~d s~gna~ures o~' a7~ informers to whom
payments of confident~a7 expenditures ~ave been made. W}~en practi-
cab7e p~ctUres and/or ~'ingerprlnts of ~he ~nformant payee wi11 also
be ma~nta~ned.
A. 7h~ casF~i~r w~ll receive from the Coord~nator a rece~pt for casf~
advanced to him for cor~f3dent7al exp~nditures.
5. Th~ Tnv~stigator s~a7~ receive from tne informant payee a receipt
contain~ng the fo3~owing ir~forma~~on:
a. Tdent~f~ca~~on of the information or ev~dence offered fbr and
in cons~dera~ion af th~ sale ar~d de~ivery to'the 7'ask ~orc~.
b, A~ount of maney pa~d.
c. Name o~F the Investigator making payment and his designation
as a m~mber of the Task Force.
d, The ~ate of ~f~e transac~i ar~.
e. The sig~ature af the i~formant payee.
f. T~e signa~ure af a witness, tif any.
6. ~n 25% of the co~~acts w~ere pay~ents are made a second Investigator
wil~ a pear as a witness. On 10% of ~he paymen~ contacts the Coordina-
to~^ wi~l be prese~t ta verify ~he payment to the informan~.
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7. 7he s~qned recei~t from the ~nfor~ant payee, wit~ a memorandum
detaiZing the ~nformation or evide~ce received, w~~~ be forwarded
to the ~oardina~or. 7~e Coord~nator wi~l compar~ the signature
- on t~e rece~pt with the conf~dential ~iie of assu~e~ name signatures.
He will a~so evaluate the informat~on or evidence received in re~atian
to t~e amount af expenditure and add h~s evaluat~on re~arks to the
report of the Investtgator. A cert~flcat~on of ~ay~ent w~11 be re-
~uired ~o ~he cas~ier as support for the ~xpend~ture from the ~mpres~
fund. The cert~fication wi~7 be wit~essed by the Coordinator on the
basis of the report and the ~n~arma~~ payee's receip~.
8. The Coordina~or shal~ pre~are a quar~er7y repor~ s~owing stat~s a~d
reconci~iation o~ the imprest fund and ~temiz~ng each pay~en~, name
used by ~h~ ~nformant ~ayee, information or ev~dence received, and
i~s ut~l~zatzon. This report w11~ be submitted to the Project Direc-
tor.
9. Tn each ins~ance when i.EAR ~unds are ~sed for conf~dential ex~endtitures
it is understood tnat a11 o-F ~he above records, excep~ the true na~e
of the ~nforr~an~, are subject to ~he record and audit pravisions of
P.~., 90-351, Sect~on 521(a) and (b).
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APPENDIX ~I
Letter Requesti~ LEAA Approva~ a~F Confiden~ia7 Expend7~ures
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~ OF'FiCE OF
17~~~Y~~~V ~~~1V ~i~
. Covrrrsr oF BuTrE ' '
' , _ . P. O. Bax 1310
. ~ ~ OROViLLE, CALTFOR~IIA, 95965 ~ ' ~
A~ea Coda 9I6 ¢ Phone 333•1551 ~
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California Council on Cr~minaZ Jus~ice .
1927 13th S~reet .~ - . ~~
Sacramento, California 95~~-~+ .
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Gen tlemen: ~
This is to request LEAA approva~ of confidenti,al expenditures ,
from Part C funds. The following information ~.s furnished: ~
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~Subgrant ee : County of Bu'~~ e
Pro~}ect Refgrence': Rega.on C Narcotic &~ntelligence ,~ ~
mask Farce. '.
CCCJ No. lst Year ' ~
Confa.dential Fund Amoun~: ~z7,000.a0
Head of Law Enforcement un~.~: Zarry Gillickg Sheriff ~
Agen~ or Officer' in Charge of Investa~gata.ons: T.B.A. .~ .
Bonded Cashier: Herbert Seely, Audi~tor
Sub~ran-~ee is a county ~.eve~ law enforcement agency
havin~ juri,sda.cti.on over a papu~ation of 1~0,000. Law
~ enforcement a~encies wi~hin this re~;ion have been
no~i~ied of this ~ran~ award and ~ha~ the award includes
funds for conf~dentia3. expenditures. A~~. of the agenci~s
within Region C except one, are members of the User's
Council, which will supervise ~he Task For.ce. ~
Attached ar~ the procedures for con~ral of confa.dential expendi-
tures fund which have been adop~ced by this agency. ,.
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Sincer~ly, ~ . ~. '.
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PROJ CT D~TRECT4R ~ .
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PL~A86 ADDRESS ALL GORFt~Bi''OiVD~NG~ i'O 1"FiE 6F1EFtl~~
A P P E N D T X ~
;Resume - 8utte Cvunt Sheriff
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OFFICE OF
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f CO[7NTY O~ BLTITE '
. P. O. $aa 1310
OROVILLE, CALIPORNIA, 95985
Ai'ea Code 916 § Phone 533-1551
~~
I.~iR~Y GII~L~CK
Shereff•Coroner
~~ Ju~y 17. , 1973
To Whom ~t May Concern:
PI.SABt pE/[R -
i'Q /IL[ HO.
The fol,~.awing Law En:forcem~nt t~esume is ~o~ use ~n re- ~
ference to ~he reques~~d ~oan appl:~cai.ion for tne Reg~.on
C Narco~ic and ~nte~.ligence Task Force which has b~en
submi~~ed ~o CCCJ.
Law Enforcement Resume ~
Larx~~_Gz~l:~ck,~But_~e Coun~.y Sher~f~-Coroner
Firs~ entered law enforcement, ~7uly~ 1936, ta Decem-
ber ~~.9~~.; served as pa~rolman on ~he Chico ~'o~ice .
Depar~men~. '
Appoz.nted Undersherzff ~ Butt~ County, January, 19~-1;
resigned, December~l3, 19~-2; enl~.s~ed in U.S. Marine
Corp on December 13~ 1q~2.
Elected Butte Caun~y Sherif~--Coxon~r ~n June, 1950;
assumed of~'ice, January ~8, 1q51.; continues ~o ser~re
~.n th~s capaczty,
Flected Region zS~, Law Enforc~m~n~ Caordi.na~dr, ~3
Counties ~ Califox~nia Disas~~:r 0~'fice ~ Mutual A3.d; dL=c.R ~9~~'.~
con~inues to serve in ~his capaci~y. ~
Bu~~e Coun~y Sheriff' s Office cons~.s~s of 87 tota~
persorineZ.
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APP~NDIX K
Letters 5ubstantiat~~g ~inancia~ and In-K~nd Suppor~
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Th~ Reg~on C Narcotics and ~nte7l~gence Task Force is a join~ e~~or~ of
a number o~ law e~farcement agencies from ~he fo~r counties comprising
Reg~on C. Letters substa~tiating ~inancial su~port are inc~uded fram the
~o~low~ng jurisdic~ions:
But~e County Sher~~f`s O~~~ce .
Plumas Coun~y Sher~~f's Off~ce
Colusa Eoun~y Sher~iff's O~fice
C~ico Po7~ce De~art~en~
Oroville Police Department
Orland Police Departmen~
Colusa Police Qepartment
; Wili~ams Palice Depar~m~nt
- Grid~ey Poiice ~epartment ~
~ Biggs PoZice Department
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CI'TY ~F ~~I.~CJSA
COLUSA, CALIFORNiA • PHONE ~~
Fram tlea Of~ice nf• ~a111S~ PoZ~.ce Dept•
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Ca].ifarnia Council on Criminal Jus~ice
1927 13th Street iRi3VitLE Ps`J~.i.~
~5acramento, Ca~.iforna.a 95~'~~
Ae~r Sir:
After h~vin~ pax'tici.pated in the di.scussians reZata.ve ta the
foxmatian of a~egional. Naraota~c and Xn~e~li~ence Ta~ek Force
in Region C, x wholeheartedZy endorse the concept.
~he ~overning bady of the Ci~y' of Colusa are commx~ting fiinds for
~his pro~ect and these ftands are at~ailable upon i.~tplemen~ation of
~he groject.
Kinci3.y ?GCP.~3~ ~~'11S 1et~er as an endor~s~ment of the project and
be advzsed ~hat ~he Colusa Polic~ Departmen~ i.n~end~ to particigate
in the proje~t.
Very tr~ly yours,
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I/ r' ~N~.~+r~A.~' ~~~~ L...~.-y~~~~.
(f Rae~Ene C. Catian.
Chief of ~olice '
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W{~~IAMS, CALIFORf~IA 95987
July 7, 1973
~t~C~~V~~7
J~J~ -~ i973
QR~1YiliE r~01iC~
California Counci~. on Criminal Justice
1927 ~3th ~.tre~~
Sacraanento, Ca~.ifornia 95814
D~a~ Sir:
After having participated in the discussions ~ela~.ive to
~khe ~o~mation o~ a Regional Narcotic and Tnte~lligence Task F'orce
in Region C, I wholehearted~.y endorse the concept.
~ The gove~ning body o~ the City o~ W~.ZTiams are committing
funds for this project a~d these ~unds are avail,abZe upon im-
p3.ementation of ~he projec~.
Kind~y accept this Ie~~er as an endorsemen~. o~ ~.he projeet
and be advised that the Williams Po~ice Department intends to
participate in the project.
Very tru3.y yours ,
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MIK~ S. GOBEC, JR..
Chief of Po3.icE
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STA~TE 4F CALIFORI3TA
P. O. Box 1 i06 Quiney, California 95971
June 26, 1973
W. C. A13~RNETHY, JR,
SJteri f f-Goroncr
Califo~nia Council, on CrimirzaJ. Justa.c~
~927 I3th 5tree~:
Sacramento, Ca1.i~ornia 95814
Dear Sir:
D. C. WINGFI~I.D
Undersheri{f
I l~.ave participated in the discussions ~elative
to the proposed formatian o~ a Rega.onal. Narcotic and
In~el.ligence Taslc Force in Reg~on "C". I endorse ~his
concept and am laaking ~orw'ard to its inception.
The Board of ~upe~visors o~ the County o~ Plumas
are committing funds ~or this p~aject and these ~ura.ds
are avai~able upon th~ imp~ementatian of thi.s project.
~ full.y endorse this pro~ect and ~he P~umas
County Sheriff's a~~~.ce intend~ to participa~e actively.
V~ry trul.y yours,
`~~, '~Sv
.. C.. ASERN~T , . , Sheri~f
WC A/df
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ADDR~55 ALL GORRESPdNDENCE 70 "~'i-lE SN~RIFF
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J UI~ 2 9 ~973
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r ,r rl~ T~LEPFiCliVS (916) 343-~~401 - AFTER 5:~~ P. M. 843~6985
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Ca~.a.~arnia Council on Crimina3. Justice
1927 13~h S~reet
Sacramen~o, Ca~.ifn rna.a 95814
Ge~~lemen:
Af~er having par~~cipated i.n, the discussions ~elati.ve to
the fo~rnation af a Regional Narcotic and ~n~el.l.igen.ce '~ask
Force in Region C, ~ who~.eheartedly endorse the concep~.
The gove~'ning body of the City o~ Chiao is commi~ta.ng funds
for ~his praject and ~hese ~un.cls are avaa.lable upon a~mple-
men~a~a.on o~ the project.
Kind~.y accep~ this lettar as an endorsement o~ th~ projec~
and be ad'vised ~hat the Chico PoZa.ce Depaxt.ment in'~ends to
par~icipate in the project.
Very ~ruly yours
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Chief of ' e .
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OFFICE OF
SHE~I~'F'-~~R~I~CEI~
courrrsr o~ Bur~
~ P.O.Hox1310
OROVILLE, CALIFORNTA, 95965
Area Code 816 § Phone 533-i557.
PL[A86 REF6R ~
TO FIF.t HO,
June 26, 1.973
Ca~if ornia Gounc3l on Crim~na~. Jus tic e~
~927 ~-3~h Street
Sacramen~to, California 95$l~r
Gentlemen: ~
z endorse ~he concept of a Re~;a.onal. Narcotic and Tntelligence
Task Forc e~' or Region C.
The governing body of the Coun~y wil~. commi~ funds for ~his
project and ~hese funds wi~~. be available upon implementa~ion '
of t h~ pro j ec~ .
The ~u~te Gounty Sheriffts Offa.ce intends to participa~e 3n
tha.s pro ject and subm~.t~ ~h~.s ~.etter as an endorsem~n~ thereof.
Sin rely
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L~R GzLL zcx
She a.ff~Coroner
LG:~d
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i"k.~ASE ADDR~SS ALf., COiTFC~6P~ND~NC~: TQ TH~ 6FiERIFF
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LARRY G~ILLICK
Sheriff•Coraner
' WILLIAM R. GILCREASE
Area Code 9iG
Selephone 865-4747 Chief af Polite
8b5-47A8 ~ ~'
After S:OQ p.m. 865-23i3 ~~~ri a',~r
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ORLA. ti~.~C_ALIFORNIA~ 59G3
`-`"`LY~~
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In Rep1y Refar To: ,
. June 26, 1973 ~~CE1V~";~)
~ JUN28?973~
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California Cou~ncil on Crsmir.cal Justice
1927 ~3th Street
Sacramexi~o, California 958~4
Dear Sir:
After havzx~g participated ~tn ~he disct~.ssians rel.ative
to ~he forn~at3on af a Regional Narcotic ax~d 2ntelZigence
Task Force in Region C, I wholeheax~~edly endoac~~e the
coxxcept.
The goverxiza~g body of the C3.ty of Oxland are camm3.~t~ng
f`~nds fox~ ~ha.s pro,ject and these ~ds are avai~.ab~e upoYa
3mpl.eme~~a~ian of the pro~ec~.
Isind~y accept th~.s letter as an er~dvrsement af ~he pro-
,~ec~ and be advised that the Or~and Pol3ce Depar~mexzt
in~ends ~o par~icipate ixz the pro,ject.
Vez'y tru~g yaurs,
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W. R. G3lcrease
Chief of Pola.ce
WRG : enah
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~~~~,~~1~~ 9~ ~~~~~ ~L 1Vli.~~~ Alvah M. Leverett
SFi6R1FF
9~9 BRIDGH STREFT ~ COX~USA, CAL~ORNIA 959~2
PKON~ si:36-21iS
P. O. B4X 9~7
June 27, 1973
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JUN 28 ~973
California Counc~.]. on Cri.m7.na1 ~7ustiae
1927 13th Street ORQVILLE POUCL• ~
Sacramanto, Califorr-~.a 9~8~.1~
bear S~.rs :
2 woul.d lilce to takc this appor~uni~y ~o enc~orse the forma~ion
o~ a Rega.onal Narcotic and In~ol.li.gence Task Force in Region C,
of the Sta~e of California.
~he Board o~ Supervisors o~ the Caunty of Colusa has recQbmized
the need for such a func~ion and has appropr3.ated funds to
support ~h~,s praject upon its' inception.
Please accep~ this le~~ex of iny endorsemen~ and intention to
part~.cipate a,n the pro~ect. _
Very Tru~.y Yours,
~,~ yr, {
AZvah M. Leveret~t, Shsr3.ff
JoeS A. McDermott
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Ca3ifarn~a Cauncil on Crimina7 Just~ce
1927 I3th Stree~
5acramento, Califorr~ia 95814
D~ar Sir:
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ORaV1LLE, CAl.iF'QRIdIA 95965
~ OFpIGE OF TH6
~ GFiIEF OF POLICE
t8b7 ARLkN Ri~i1N~ qRIV6
AREA QOI~E 91B S33•122t KDE 670
Af~er having participated in the discussiar~s rela~ive
to t~e format~on of a Regional Narco~ic and In~el~igence
Task Force in Region C, I wha~ehearted3y eridorse ~he con-
cept.
The governing ho~y of the C~~y of 4roville are comm~tt~ng
funds for th~s ~roject and ~hese funds are available upot~
imp~ementa~ion o~ the project,
K~nd7y acce~~ ~~is ~e~~er as an e~dorsement o~F the projec~
and b~ advised that the po3ice depar~ment intends to par-
tic~~ate ~n the project.
Very ~r~iy yours,
GIJ~~~~~
WESL~Y R. BARRETT
CH~~F OF' P4LICE
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• Chief of Po11Ce ' ~ .
, Ca~.a~~or~2ia Counci7. or~ Cra.m~.na1. Justice .
~ ~ ~ 927 ~ 3th. S~. . . ' , ~ . . ~ .
~acramento ~ Califozni.a 958"~ 4 ~
~Dear S~.x: .
~1f~er havin~ ~i;ake~1 paxt in the di~cussions pe~taiz~.ra~ to ~he ~oztn~.tion
,o:~ a I~eg~.nonal ISTarcotic~ and Tntelligence ~as~ I'ox~ce in ~e~ion ~~ T
s~.xzcere~,y endnrse ~e cancept. ~
~he ~ovexzza.z~ body o~ 'the City a~' GridZey are ~7_e~.,;~.r.~; ~unds ~or -tk~~.s
~ ~roj~c~ ~z~.d ~hese ~ds axe •ava.il,ab3e u~on ~.mpl.emen~ation a~ ~l~ae praject.
~ -~lease acce~-L- ~i~ 1e~ter as at3. endorsemeizt o~ ~h~ pro~ec~; and ~e advised
~Lha-~ -t',he Gra.dley Palice ~epaac'~puen~ in~Lend~ '~o p~.rticipate in '~he projeot.
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CHI~'r' ~~ POL.ICS ~ . CALIFORN[A ANO TEHAMA 9YLtEET9
WM. 7AMAidNi P. o. 6a%461 - PHQNE B6B-543$
. BiGGB, CAI,fFQRN1A 95917
BIGGS P~LiCE D~PART~/IENT
Cali~'ornia Courzcil On Criminal. Jus~ice
1927 '~ 3~1a.. S t.
Sacxamen~o~ Cali~'orni.a 55814
DEa~ Sir:
A~~er h~,vin{; par~a.ca.pa~ec~ in -~lze discussioizs xela-tive to ~he ~orm.a~ion o~ a Re~-
innal .idareotic and ~n'~elligence ~aslc Po~ce a.n l~egion C~ x~v~1loZehe~rted].y endorse
the concep~.
1he gov~~u~ bo~.y o~ ~;he . Ci,-~y o:F 73i~gs a~e cor.~mi.~tin~ func~s ~o~ -~his pro,~ee~
arxd ~hese :Ctznds are avai.~able upan ir~pl.emen~ata.aza. o:C ~he projec-L-.
I~in~.Iy accept ~his 1,e~te~ ~.s an ~x~doxsemen~; o:C the pro jee~L aaad Ue adv~.sed that
the 3:i.~~s Po~.~.ce~nepar~men-~ in.~ends to pa.~ticipa~e ~.n ~he project.
~re o~zrs, ~
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ChieF o~ Police
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APPENDIX ~
Coun~Y of 8utte
~eso~ution Regard~ng Travei and Expenses For Coun~ Off~cials
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3 :•l~~;~:LAS, it i, Ges?Y',~b:l.e tr,at tk:v ;~o].ic;~ of the Boayd of S•a;:e~;~.~ars
,~ oi ~Liic Coui~~LJ af But~e in relation ~to travel by cou~.ty o~'~'icers and ~e~;n~Ca;~eys
5 I on caur~t;~ 'ous5.ne: s be xevised,
g i~iC:~d, T~i~ii~Ia'O~,i,, B,~ Za R?~SU~,VLD b;~ ~fa^ ~3oard ot ~u~ervi~ors o£ ~r.e
7 Goun~,r of vu-~~Le, S~ate of Cali~ornAa, that un7.e~s atherTr~3.^e 1 rovzded by 1.aT~, .
. g ~iie l~o~.:icy o~' ~a~ ci Board conaeii~~n~ ~Lra.ve~. u;~on coun~y bu.sinc~~ by co~n~;~
g o~'ficers ~nc3 er~pl.oyee~ :k~a1.1 be ~overned by ~ho ~ollotiring ~.~u1e;~ anci re~,ul~tion~:
~p ~. i~.u~r~oritY fo~ ~:°~vc~.. ~e~a~~:..~nt he~.d~ r~a;~ ~ravel on tl~eir o;rn
' ~,~ authori~y „ri~h3n the ~ounty c~rhenever i~ ~.s neccss~zy ~o transact couni,y bu~ine ~s
~2 ~nd thcy may a~z~thoriz~ ar~;~ ~~p~.o;~e~ ~o pewaa~ such tr~vel. On trave7. outside
~~ ~ th~ Gourity wher~ no overr~ight loa~in~ a.s xe~uixed ~ de~artr~~n~ heads r~ay txavel
~4 on theix own au~hori~y ar au~hori2e ~ra.ve3 ~~r an c;mp~.oyoe. ..
Z~ ~~h~a~e trave]. invalves ove~n~gh~ ].adoin; a depaxtment he~.d sha1.1 send
~6 ~~a ~rave~. ~equest ~arm to ~Gh~ f~dm~~.n~.~~ra~irre Gf.~ice for ~~~proval. rfhen a~trip
~,7 ~~lz~,s been coM}al.eted the depari~ment~ head shal.l subr~it a repor~ o~' ths ~eeting to
~,g ~~tki~ Ac~~-inistxa~ive ~~'.£icEr er.plaining wha~ ~aa~ ~lace g~ the meeting which ~ra.1.I.
lg ~~benei'it the coun~y. Upon xecei.pt of the trave~. r~por~, ~he ~dminis~ra~Live
~p 0£ficer sha:l.~. send a copy of ~ha ~pproved ~ra-re~ request ~oi~n to the ~uda.~or--
~ 2~, ontrol.ler as au~harzzata.on for pa.ynien-G o~ travel e:r~enses.,
22 2. I•~e~nod of ~;rave~.. Coun~y cars ahal~ U~ used ,•rhen~ver ~~ossible
23 nd to -~he e;tten~ avai~able for tr~vel wi~it~.z -~he Co~n~y. ~ach ~eraon ~,rhv uses
24 ;~r~.vai~e~.y oi•med vehicle on count;* bu~iness sha13. ~ile an affidavi~ c~rti~;~.n~
25 ~i~t ~herc is insu~.ance in effec~ in the su.~ o~ not less than w~.0,000 ~or
25 oo~i~.y i.njuxy ~o one person~ ;~?0,000 for bo~i~.;~ injury to ~iao ar r~ore ~er; ons,
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~ P f pub~.ic ca~ rier, bf count;~ car, or by pr3va~~e c~.~ i~'
u coUr:~f c4r is no~ ava~.~a~~E. 7i ~;he desi~inat:~on i~ over I~OQ r~i.les, •tz•~.ve}.
si~~. i~ ~ o:..za~~.y be peri"oi~;~ed Hbf r~ublic carr~.er. ~xcentions r~a-r n~r„~ t.r}inr~
scnedt:).ea :nal;e ~~iiu 7,~~~~z•actical., t,r;nere More than one ~erson iN trzve~.:;.n~ ~o ~;he
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~ane ce~ ~inut:~on, ox i~hexe lal~r en~oxceMenu oi#'i.c~rs and proba~zon o~'~~.cez~N are
~:cuns;~o.~t~n~ person~ in cus~aciy. Departmer~•~ hEads r~ay requzs~.tion ~Gravel by
nub~-~c caxrier ~o tizc Pu~chasin~ ~£i'ice. .
Z~ 3. = ei7bur.;e:~en~ ~or EX~?E'I1SG-'a^. !~y a~'ticer or employee who has
12 receyved authoii~a~tion to u~e his private car on cotulty bus~.ness shal~ bQ paid
23 ~ at tl~.e rate of twe].ve cen~s p~r m~.la fox t~.~ firN-~ ~00 miZes driven aach month
~,~ a~zd ~en cent , pe~ ~.1.e ~herea~'tflr, unless o~thor~~rise provided by law, for ~xavel
Z5 ac~u~lly perfox~ned in the 5~x'V1CE of the coun~y. .,., .,. .
x~ (a) ux en~~s out~side coun-tv. Depart~ent heads and emp~.oyees
~.7 ~ravel.ing ou~side the covn~~ on eounty business sha3.1 be allowed ac~ual and
~.8 ecessary expe~ses such a~ bagga~e, p~rking, ~e].ephone ca1~s made to ~ransact
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2~ es ~ina ~ion is over 400 z~.1es wan~s ~o traveZ in his pr~.vate cAx fax h, ~ persona~.
~2~. onvenience, -~he 1~cl~inistrative O~f~cer rnay provide .~ha~ re~inbursemen~t be based
22 1! E3QylLl.Vc`~.E.'Tlu air „coach ~'are, ~tece~pts i'or lodgin,g ar~.d an~r ath,er ex.pon~es
2~ {~here a receipt a.s available sh~~, be at~ached to ~he cla3sn . i'or tr~vel rei~a,burse-~
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Ci'~'~cer Lor z eview u~d au~rov41. befare paymen~t by <,ud~~or~Con~rol7 cz•. ]:ott~:iza~
in ~Lr.i's I7a~ u~~ a~~n sh•~.1 b~ cor~.atrued as au~horizin~ ~:~ie ho ~a~ r.~ oa: Ureal.~'a:~~; ~
J.uncii or dinr.er r~ee~i~~;s bf dcpa~ta:~en~ he4d~.
~.. Z~ s~zall be ~Lne no~.i.cy o.~ the Board of ~ul.e~~v:~so~ u i;o res~Lrsc ~
~l~e at~e:idance of r-~ee~~.n~N tn one person fror,~ a departne.it; l~,awever, ~n t~.Q
event a de^ar~;*~cn~ ~i~ud de:5.res to dev~a~e ~,~ o~ ~h:;.s ;JQ~ :iC;J a.i~ra ;~ac; r.,o~ e ~:~7r.
o:~~ r e: uo ~ x:~o~ his deA~ar~:.ient, ~uch recaues~; sha~I bo acca upanwecl 'af ~~.c~~er
c~ ju~~~.~:~ca~ion i~o ~~~o Coun-Ly lid.~a.n~~~iative O~ficer ~rl~a.ci:. ~r~.`~1 ~nen be
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"~.esol~~ion I~io. G5-13~ t~eso~.utaon ~ie~ardi.ng Trave~ ~nd ~;~~en;~e~ of Gountf
O;:ficers ~.nd ~n} ~oyees" hereto~'oz~Q adopted on -~h~ 1.~,th da;~ o~ Decem~~e:.•, ~.;G5
a.nd ~e~oautioa~ Iyo. G~S~~..~ "i esolution Lstab~a_,5hin~ Txave? Pol.:~c;;" he3•e~ofo~e
ac~nl~ted o:~ the 13t1n d~.y o~' ~'~b~~za~~y, ~gfi~. '
~he fore~oing ResolutWon ~ras introduced by ~u~:~rvi~oy McKillop , .
~c•ri3o raoved itu a~op-~aon, seconc~ed by Supervisor Mad~gan ,~ld said
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