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RESOLUTION ALPrHORIZING CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER
TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR F[7NDS PURSUAN'T' TO THE
ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ACT OF 19$$
WHEREAS the County of Butte desires to undertake and continue
a certain project designated the Butte Anti-Drug Special.
Supervision Project to be funded in part from funds made available
through the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 for the Anti-Drug Abuse
Program administered by the Office of Criminal Justice Planning
(hereafter referred to as OCJP).
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Chief Probation
Officer of the County of Butte is authorized, on its behalf, to
submit the attached application to OCJP and is authorized to
execute on behalf of the Board of Supervisors the attached Grant
Award Agreement, including any extensions or amendments thereof.
IT IS AGREED that any liability arising out of the performance
of this Grant Award Agreement, including civil court actions for
damages shall be the responsibility of the grant recipient and the
authorizing agency. The State of California and OCJP disclaim
responsibility far any such liability.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the grant funds received hereunder
shall not be used to supplant expenditures controlled by this body.
It is also agreed that this award is not subject to local hiring
freezes .
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Butte County Board of Supervisors
this 26th day of september 1995, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisor Meyer, Dolan, Houx, Thomas and Chair McLaughlin
NOES : None
ABSENT : None
NOT VOTING : None
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ED MCLAUGHLIN, air of the
Board of Supervi ors
ATTEST:
JOHN S. BLACKLO~K~ CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER AND CLERK`OF THE BOARD
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y ~ ~~ ~ ,r: ~,..~ i.- Deputy
. The Office of Criminal Justice Planning, hereafter designated OCJP, hereby makes a gra.~t award of fund-
--- fotIowingAdministrativeA~~ncy(I) County of Butte
hereafter designated Grantt._, in the amount and for Ghe purpose a..1 duration set forth is this grant aware
(Z)ImpleasentingAgency-Name Butte County Probation Der~art~ent
Contact John Wardell Address 2279 DeI Oro Avenue, Oroville,
"~ Telephone ( Q1 Fi ~ 5'~~i-7Fi~1 c
(3) Project Title (eo charaecers m.simaml (6) Award Ti o.
Butte Anti-Drug Special Supervision
(4) Project I}irector (:time, fiitle, dress, Telephone)
(.our e3 mizi.cau~J
Helen Harberts (916) 53$-7664
Chien Probation Orricer
2279 DeI Oro Avenue, Suite C
Oroville, CA 95965
(~ Grant Period
7/01/95 - 6/30/96
(S} Federal Amount
S209.850
- ~ (9) State Amount
(j) Financial Off'cer Qtiare, Title, Adclsr~a, Telephone}
(fai:r liars cs~T;*.~ctm)
David Houser, Auditor Controller
25 County Center Drive
Oroville, GA 95965
<916) 53$-7607
(1D) Cash I4iatch
(11) In-Sind Match
12) Total Project Cost
T"nis Pram award consists o: this title page, the application for the grant which is attached ar.d wade a parr
and tie Assurance of Compliance forms which were prer-iously submitted. The grant recipient si~~nines ac:.:
of t:::.is grant award and ag; ees to administer the grant project in accordance R-ith the stat~tz(s), the P:
Guidelines, this Application far Continuation Funding and the OCJP Grantee Handbook-
FOR OCJP USE Oi`tLY
Item:
Chapter.
PC A No.:
Components ~,'o.:
Project No.:
Aro ount:
Split Fund:
Split Encc:mber:
Year.
Math P,zquirement:
Fund:
PraD -a_*n:
R2a On:
Fed. Cat ~:
{13) Oriicial Authorized to Sign for
ApplicantlGrant recipient
1-~1
Name: Helen Harbe_ts
Title: Cnie,: Probation Oi;:ic
Address: X279 Del Oro Ave. , St
Telephon4`ovi I~ e, CA 95965
Date: C9_6S 53$-7664
I hereby ceriry upon my own personal knowled
budgeted funds are available for tl:e eriod and
purposes of this e~enditure statzd above.
Fiscal Omce*, OCJP Date
E~ecutivs Director, OCJP Date
CC3M.F'"~NENTS . STRATEGY AND r"~~TECTIVES
The primary components of Probation, Sheriff and District
Attorney's offices will remain unchanged. Probation and Sheriff`s
strategies wi 11 stay the same as in previous years and utilize
established, ma:-~datory data collection and objective measurement.
The District Attorney strategy will be changed to Special
Assig~.ments with the foiiowing objectives:
03J~CT2VE 1:
District Attorrey.f s
cases i ncludi ng probation
cases will be tracked and
slat= .
03TCTIVc 2:
staff will prosecute project generated
violations as well as new offenses. The
statistical data maintained by project
Appropriate sentences and dispositions will be sought for
proec~ arrestees. Staff will maintain ongoing data as to project
d:fendantS Sentenced t0 State 1nStltutianS, the number receiving
local jail and ~T,~venile hall time, including time served as a
COndi t1.On Of _~=OlJatlan and t?'lOSe released Withat2t Custody
ca:~itments.
~RC=ANIZATIONAL DESCRIDTIC?N
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The primary unit in the project is the 3.A.S.S. team
consisting of two Deputy Probation Officers, a Deputy Sheriff and
a District Attorney Investigator, all attached to the Butte
Interagency Narcotics Task Force. The Senior Probation Officer is
in charge-of the unit and works directly with the task force
commander, who has responsibility for overall field operations in
setting up work schedules and coordinating efforts.
The probation officers also report to a supervising probation
officer who has responsibility for selection of probationers far
search and surveillance by the unit. The project manager and
director oversee general operations and coordinate with the
Sheriff, District Attorney and other steering committee members on
program goals and problem resolution.
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C~[oGOa dAastaaae~ dC.nmpiaaoo.
CE RTZF'I CATI O Y ~) F ASSUR.4.'ti CE OF C O,l~'LIAtV CE
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Note: Then are different rrquirrnzents for stets and federal f~sds. (T3sasr arfeetirzg orcly fe•drrcZt~r
f~asded projects are identifted.J
I, Helen Harbetts hereby certify that:
(art`~dal au:bari :ed m sirs g-aa: a~at-,; sazn• xrsoa i+ lia+ 13 oa Grsat AMSrd Fact' Sb«c)
GRA~'~'T'EE: Butte C a un t y
I12PLE?r~,ITritiG AGENCY: Butte County Probation Department
PROJECT TITLE: Butte r.nti-Drug Special Supervision
will adhere 2A all of the groat s~razd a3z'eemeat requirements (state andlor federal} a3 directed by the Office of
G`riminal Justice Planning including, but not Limited to, the following areas:
I. EgnaI Employment Opportunity
II. Drag-Free ~tiorkplace Act of 1990
III. CaIiforrua Envi-or~enta2 Quality r~~-t {CEG~4) ,
N. Lobbying
V. Debarmer.:, Suspension, and Other Responsibility Matters
ti'I. Other OG.? Certifications as applicable
L EQUAL E~iPLOY.'rLEN'T OPPORTL':tiTTY (EEO)
A_ G~eneraI r.=.0 Rules and Rec~v.lations (Statz and Federal) .
The appli~nt selec',.ed for funcng acknoa•Iedges awareness of and tae respo:sibility to co.^ply
~ ith the foilo•~ing Equal EmpIoy~ent Opportunity requirements by signing the Grant Awa.-d
Face Sheet (OCJP A302), including tais Certification of Assu.-ance of Compliance, and
submi:~:irs tc:e application to the O*~ce of Crimir~aI Justice Pla.-L~.ing {OCJF).
Cz;ic.:.ia : air Etaploy-ment and Housing Act ( ~)•?~) sr:d Impleme;,ting F.egulatio.:s,
Ca?i;c-riia Administrative Cade, 2`itIe 2, Division 4, Fair Employment s.~d Housing
Cc -~.i ssi o n.
2. Czlifornia Gover:.:nent Code A.*'ticIe 9.5, 5ectioas II135-II139.5 and Implementing
F.zb: ia~ors, Califorua ~uvstrative Code, Title 22, Sec~ons 98000-954.13.
3. Title ti-I of the Civil P.ights Act of 1964.
4. Ti:?e V, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1913 (39 liSCS Se~aon 97-2) and
e=zral Department Red ;lotions on its implementation; Goverment Code Sect:on4.450,
et. seq.
5. 5:.....:le A, ~tle II of the a.-+:ericans with Disabilities Act (.iDA), 42 USC Sec`.icns
12:.,_ i2.I3-t a..d L'.5. rJepa.-:Went of Justice implerenting rzg~s o s, 23 Cam., Parr
35.
uS. Deuar:ment of Justice F.es.:lations, 28 CrR, Pa.-'. 42, Equal Employment
CYwt:'~r+3ty, PoLcies and Pra.:edu.~es - applies to federally funded ~zts oa.Fp.
CertiSaooo of M.m•.oe. ai Cacnphame
OC.JP-8S8 (F+r- LOr94~
Federal and state agenciy9 have the legal right to seek enforcement of the above items of thin
assurancn of compliance.
All appropriate documentation mast be maintained on file by the project and available for OGTP
or pnbtic scati.ay upon request. Violation of mesa provisions may result in witIzholding ofgraat
funds by oCJP.
B. ~ The foIIowi.ng apply to federally funded guts only-.
Note: Elfoctive F~scalYear 194`.'.-93, the Federa.I crit-aria and requirements apply to the
implemeatiag ageacy^ responsible for the day-today operation of the project (s.~.,
Probation Department, I}ist: ict Attorney, Sheriff).
1. Criteria for Federal EEO Pregzs..^~ F.equirements for Gra.Zts in the 4maunt of 525,~a-
5-199,999. (Does not apply to community-ba3zd organiz.atioas). •_
Federal rag-sIations ragaire qualiried recipient agencies of federal finandal assists.^aa
to prepare an Equal Employment Opportunity Program ~EOP) apoa muting all of the
following criteria:
a. Grantee has 50 ar more employees.
Grantee has received a fatal of S25,000 or more iz grants or subgrants s.nce
1968.
c. Grantee has a service population of 3°,v rninority representation (if Iess thaw 3:To
mi.zority population the EEOP Host be prepared to focas on women).
The ESOP oust be developed for the imolementin~ s¢encv responsible for the day-ta-day
operatio.^3 of the program..
2. 3ssarance of ESOP for Federal Grants of S2d,000-$~99,9a9
Isis implementing agency has for..nulated, ar w;Il formulate, implement and tsaintain
an r. EOP witl^.in 60 calendar days of the date the Grant Award Face Sheet (CK:.TP
:~.30I) :s signed by the Executive Director of OCJP. I also certify that the E OP is/will
be on IIle i;i the folIow-ing a ~rWative Action (.~~) Oi~ce:
.A-~.o;~ce~ Cheryl Meyer
Titi=: Personnel Director
~~.e~. 25 County Center Drive
Oroville. CA 9965
Phone
(916) 538-7652
T`ie E ^ OP is available for review or aunt by e;`.-,cials of OC.? or the Federal Cove:,.meat, as
required by relevant laws and rasvla o^s.
Additionally, I agree to s~b^.it a copy of said FLOP to OC.i-P (A..zntior.: EEO Compha^.ce
Officer) R•:t:+~n o0 calendar days of the Executive Director's signature on the OCJ? A30I.
C.r+r.5arioc of Asszzam. of C.ompSiaacr
OCJP-656 (R.v, t6~9{)
Feder al Grants of 5600,000 and Above
All applicants for ~deraI grant funds of S600,000 or more will submit a copy oC tsair
ESOP {developed for the impiementing agency}, or federal letter of coexplian~, to OC3P
with the second stsffe application forms.
4. EEOP Updates for Continuing Federal Grants
Projec`s who have previously received a total of 524,000 or more in federal grants, or
a single awe.-3 iz the aaoant of Sd00,000 or more, and have an approved ESOP oa frl•
with OC.'P, are required to subcsit an annual update of their EE OP if funds are
continued. The timefrarae for ESOP updates ar a the same as iden.;f:ed in Sec: oa B,
2 a:.d 3 above.
C. The following apply to alI OCJ? grantees:
1. Lz addition to this Certidcatian, all OCJP grantees must have a cn.zz-ent EEO Policy
Statement, established by their agency, posted in a procainent place awessibin to
'~' employees and applicants; and
2. ine poster entitled "Harassment orDiscrimiaatioa i.aEaployment is Proha-bitrd
by La~v'' also must be posted in a conspicuous Iocation accessibie to employees and
applica.*:ts. this pester maybe obtained from the local Department of Fair Employment
a:.dttousina.
II. CALZF'OR'~'IA DRUGFRF'F' ~ORIiPLACE ACT OF 1990 ~~~ 1:'EDER~I. DRC;GFR~
WORE-PLACE ACT OF 1988 REQU~LF~.EI~LE:r'T`S
The above-na..~ed crsaruzation(s} will comply with the California Drug-i'ree S%Joritplace A=t of 1990 of
California Govern.aent Code Section 8366, et. seq., and the Federal Urug•FTee rrvorkplace Act of 1.988,
and i.*nplementzd as 28 CFR, Parr 67, Suhpart F, for grantees, as denned in 28 CFR, Part 67, Sections
67.61 and 67.620 b•r.
A. Pubiis'ning a statement notifying employees that u.ZlaK-ful manufacture, distribu~oa,
dispensation, possession, or use of s controlled substance is proiubited and sped,~ing actions to
be La'ien a5=inst employees far violations, as required in C-over:~e:,t Code Section 8356(a}.
B. Establis~.ir.5 3 Dn:g-Free Awareness Program as : equired by Gove~ ::~2nt Cope SeCt:an ~JJ{'D),
to irfo:~ employees about all of the falioRing:
I. The da.^.gers of drug abuse in the workplace;
2. The organization's policy of maintaining adrug-`.-ee workplace;
3. :! ^y available counseling, rehabilitation and employee assistance programs; and
4. Penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug abuse viola:ions_
C. ProviCin3 y required by Gover,~ent Code Section 8358(c) that every employee :;ho ~•c.*'ss on
the prcrased ~, a.Zt_-
1. R'"Ll receive a copy of the coWpaay's eTrug-free poky s`atement; and
2. F*iII ag', ee to abide by the terms of the coc:.pany's s':t.eWent °_s scan i~ea of
e.rrlcy_^..e:,t on ti:e ccr.tract Cr 3;3.I7t.
C;ercaowoa of .vsm-ancr dC".ampfiaocs
4C-IP-656 (R..w. 10~'3iJ
D. . ioti5ring t'-e employee in the statement regnired L.hat, as a condition of employment reader iha
g; ant, the employes will:
1. ride by the terms of the s',.atement; and
2. Norr"y the employer in writing of his or her conviction for a violation of a cz-inxinal drug
statute occurring in the workplace no Inter than five calendar days agar such
ccnrct-ion.
E. Natifyiag the a3sncy, in writing. R~ithin IO calendar days after receiving natiu as regained move
from an employee or otherwise receiving ac.saI notice ofsuch conviction. Eciploye:s of convicted
e~.ployees must prrovZde notice, including position, title tai Department of 3tzstice, OfIIce of
3ustice Prosrrams, ATI'I`+': Control Desk, 633 Indiana Avenue, N.`4., Washington, DC 2053E
Notice shall izdude the idea~fication number{s} of each affected grant.
F. Taking ore of the following actions, wit:2i.n 30 calendar days of receiving notice, with rasped to
any employee who is so eonvidrd:
I. Tsang appropriate penannel action against such an employee, up to and including
termi.aation, consistent with the requirements of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as
mended; Or
2. Requiring ouch employee to partiapate satisfactorily in a drug abuse sssis'anca or
rehabilitation program approved for such purposes by a federal, state, or local health,
laz+ enforcement, or other appropriate agency.
G. bfa$ing a good faith efi'ort to cont~nue t.o maintain a arug-a-ee workplace. trrougn
iWptementa on of the above requirements.
I~ CALIFORtiZ~ E~ZZROIti'1dE1`iI'.4L QUALITY ACT (CEQA)
T"ne above_naaed e,sa:.ization(s`nndividuaI(s) will comply wZth the Califar.^~ia Enviranmeata,I Quaity
Act (CEQ~) requirements as stated in the Public Resources Code, Division I3, Section 21000 et. seq. and
all other applicable rules azd regulations.
AlI appropriate documentation will be ,:.aintained on file by the project..nd svaila~Ie for OCJP or public
review upon request. - '
iV. LOBSYZNG
AS requi:-ed'oy Sedan 1352, Title 31 of the U.S. Code, and implemented as 28 Cr R, Pa.-t 69, for persona
entering into a g",ant or ~ogerative agreement aver SI00,000, as defined at 28 CFR, Pa.*'t 69, the
applicant certi5es t hat:
A. No federally appropria'zd fu^ds have been paid or will be paid, by or as behalf of the
undersigned, to nay person for influenccng or attempting to inflBence an oFcer or employe-e of
any agency, a :Member of Co;,s, ass, as ot;ZCer or employee of Cans. ass, or an employee of s
Member of Congress in connection with the m~k;ag of a.Zy federal gra_^.t, the enteri.^.g is-:to of soy
coopers*.ive sgr~ement, srd rite e~~ens:on, coati.aQation, renewal, ar_:end_*nent, ar .^o i~'~cation
of any fede~ ~I grant or cooperative agreement.
B_ if any tunes ether than federal aaprepriated f.:nds have been paid or will be paid'. any person
for ir..fluer.c,,g or atte:np*^:r;g to i :fluence an ot~eer or eraplayee of any agency, a Member of
Can~ess, z.^t otncer or ernpioyee of Congress, or an employee cf a Member of Congress in
connection :*'th tilts federal grant Cr Cooperative sgr cement, Lt]e W.derstgned sl':all :o..:iplete and
~-aaa (R.... ias~~
aabmit Standard Farm - LLL, "Disclosure of Lobbying A,-tivities', in accordance with its
instractions. '
C. The undersigned shall require that the language of this certification be included is the awazd
doe-.orients for all sabawards at all tier [including subgran*s, asnt+acts under g;anta aar3
cooperative agreements and subcontract(s) and that all snbrecipients shall ce. ~ aad dis:lose
accordingly.
V. DE13AR1~;vT, SUSPE."rSION, A\'D OTSER RESPONSZBILiTY bL~ZTE.RS -applies to fedraraIlp
tn.aded L-r~aata only
As required by Ezeestive Order L;i-~9, Deba.-went aad Suspension, and implemented at 28 CFR, P3.r•~
61, for prosper-ive pe+rticiaants i.n pr'imary covered transac'~:ions, as defined at 28 CF'R, Part 67, Section
67.610, the applicszt cer'afies that it and its principals:
A ' Are not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared iaaligtble, sentenced
to a denial of federal benefits by a State or Federal Court, or voluntarily szclndad from cavend
transactions by any federal department or aganry.
B. Have not, Rithin a three-year period preceding this application, been convicted~af or had a avd
,Padgment r-_ndered against them for commission of frond or a c. ;urinal offense in connection with
obtaiai.ng, a.".empting to obi, or performing a public (federal, state, or local) transaction or
contract under a public transaction; violation of federal or elate arititrast st-atntza or commission
of eabezzIetSeat, theft, forgery, bribery, falsii3catAan or destruction of records, fnal¢ng faIx
statemen*s, or receiving stolen property.
C. Are not presently indicted for, or othervrix c.irninally, or civilly, cbar-ged by a goverrsmental
entity {federal, state, or local} with commission of any of the ouetlses enumerated above.
D. Have not, v.~llZia a three-year period preceding this application, bad one or more public
trarsactiors (federal, sate, or local) te.^...inat.ed for cause or default.
Where the applics:.l is unable to certify to any of the statements in this r_*tincstian, he ar she sbaII
attach an ezplanation to Ibis application.
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C,.c'.:Saaciofl of ~tjO' °'[ C°'mPiia.x
pC'.Jp-dbb {R.v. Id4
vy CrF13ER OCJP CER"1•IFTCATIONS ~ APPLICABLE:
a eats tinder the ;fit
nyraineats may ~.sult in ~pencion of p 5'm
_ Failure to comply Sc%th these m4 tae may ~ ineligible for sward of asp ~ oec~
t or both and the gn`n ea that nay of the foIloRtiniG ~'
{~rmi.ns,tion of the gT'-L' i nninA OC.TP} detez~n oat
the Qtfice of Criminal Jn'tscs P.--~---~- y.io~~s the certification by failing t•8 c~"~
~l) the ~aatea has made fzlse cer't~~ti.on, or (Z)
~qui=-ements as noted ~~ows-
CERTIFICATION
tits oi±iaal named below, am the same individual authorized to sign the Grant Awaztl
1' t Award Face S'neet~, and heresy sweat that I am duly
* ien~ to tine above desazbed
~-ee~ent (line 13 on Gran.
authorized legally to bind the coatra~tar or gran- nnP
cettin,.-'•iori• I ara .`Wily aware that this ~ fi .fie laws f tie State oaCalit"or.Y.is_the county
below, is Wade under penalty of perJ~y
pgcial's Signatu-e: ~ l.;atberts
Helen
p-,~ciai's Typed name:
Chief ?'rOb3tZOI1 pifiCer
p~cial's i`itle:
Date Ezetuted-' .
. Federal D NnWber.
• Butte
Execntzd in the County of:
PROJECT SERVICE AREA II`+"k'OR'YL4TION
I. COUNTY OR COUNTIES SERVED: Eater the Dame(s) of th• meaty or eottati.a s.rv.d by th. ptajad. Put as saterisk
Mhere th. prindpaI oESw of th. pcvj.ct is loat«
Butte County
2. U.S. CONGRESSION.~I. DISTRICT(S): Eater t4. auaibez!s) of th. U.S. CoagressionaI Discri~(s} v-hieh :ts. pr~jecf xrves
?sc as aatarisk far eF'se dia~ ic: }.har. ch. priacpal otBw of tt. proj.ct is loafed.
California 2nd
3. STATE ASSE~3LY DISTRICT(S): Enter th. autn'aez{s} atth• Scat. Ausem6Iy Distrir.~s) a-hich tha prvj.ct xt^+es. Pmt as
asterisk for ch• district r~her. eh. priadpal oE11w of fh• pcvject is loeitsd.
2nd and 3rd
Y. STATE SE't~TA1 E DIST~t IC'T`tS): Enter th. aure~beT{e) of thn State Seaate L}istrict(s) ~.hica the o:ojecf xrres. ?'~: sa aat~=sic
for the district Mhsre cls. prinapal aCBu oC the project is loeted.
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j. POPULATION OF S=~'nV"ICE A~tEA: Eater the total papt:latian oCthe service a: ea carved 'ay tha proje~
20 4, 300
~u t t e Cam tv Probes L i rn ~*~'-~~ C
_ I rpl~.~.en~.n~ A,2cy`7 (:.f appL•cable}:
p:ojec*_'I`i.tle: Sv.tt ?.~~ti-L`ru.~ Soecia7. Su4ervisio
Grant ~i•...~ber (to be added by C~~-°)= .
~x-a : ;de tae aa~e, ~~? e, add: e.sss a^.d tz?eghone n~b~e.~ far tFze grojact contact pe.-sari na...--it3
below. Zf a section does not apply to your project, eater'T°i/A
The pe_rsoa ha: ^~ C.ay-t~~rdap z-°..sro^..sibLitp for the groje=t: {Project b~~a^a~~)
N~.e: Jonn Wardell
Title; Supervising ?robaticn Qf~icer
dd,,reSS: 2? ! 9 del Oro 3ve-x:.e, Sus.te C
C-o~? le, G~ 95965 . '
Telephone N~be.--. 8I8 538-766? Paz N~ber. C91~b 538-6826
2. The pe.*-saa r~.sgo:~:ble far-the project L":o~ the applicant a~e.acj: (Prcje~ D'i_rer'~ar)
?.;tee; ::elen Harberts
TI-~.la; C~?°' ~rOb2,:..lon QriiCS
~dd,.ress: 2219 £~?. Oro _.ve_*:ue, Suite C
': ei_phcae ~ ;..^e- c'? ~~ 538-7664 F az 1`+T: giber: V? 4.538-6326
r^ .~ n- ~ c t.,.^-'ei o2 ?oLce, DS`~iC'~ ~.tt~ °; ~ Qfthe Z."'1271-°."..°-=~~'-L'-o
J. T Ce [C~.V^_..2e. t.:e~~._- OTC (--e•.
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?ti~^ze: Helen Harberts
'i i;,lo; C."'._°..~ ~'i0v2L.GT7 0:.1''_Ce.i
• c r ?~ ~: ~1 O.ro =.~~-:Le, Sui to C
d_ ess:
0: o Y-z ~ ~ e, C3 95965
Telephone ;ti ~:.:b~- 9? 8 533-7oEr-' Fz= -~'.:~ber. E9I$ 530-6326
i n n-. y ~ ~, a Q ^;~~-l~: ~Io :1JL:52 rY.tOi C'-...""..°_=i S ~ ~'''' ~ t..+0~' T' ~iii.ee:
Name: Jack Storne ~ -
Ti'~le: ~ C~~= of Police
address; b85 Kentucky Street
- Gridley, CA 95948
Telephone ?v~b~- 918 846-5678 Fzz i~r.~ber. 818
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r'elerhone Ivt~.;;_-. 9i~ 538-~c07 F 2z i`iLber: EI$ 53$-?~ 20
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BUDGET ^ATEGORY AND LINE-I'I~[ I''~`I'AII.
~ A. Personal Services - SalarieslF'mployee Benefits
..
- Deputy Sheriff II working Rill time on project.
Two Deputy Probation Officer II's working full time
on project.
District Attorney's Investigator ZI working full time
on project.
Office Assistant IIZ working full time on project
clerical work.
Supervising Probation Officer working part time as
project manager. -
~~= ~~ 3`CYFAL
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COST
$52,883
73,918
51,13
27,67
4,329
$210, 300
r OItY Ay`~ I'~•t7~-TT'E'`Yi DETAIL
BUDGET CATS'
B. ~,e~~g Fzpenses
lodgi~ and meals for project
Travel, registration, J.P. conferences.
personnel attending 0•C- dated in drug
ex eases to keep project staff uP ro ect
Training P Travel and per diem for~* P ~GISZN or
rocedure. i.e., CNOA,
laws and p
staff to attend at least one training,
Officer Safety.
Drug testing for target offenders.
ante aad fuel for one vehicles used in project
Auto mainten
field operations.
(~ The appli~t a~ ue the state travel poi-=c9
other than the state's.
The applican
0 t~uSea~~r~~PcL~
---~i~1 i:se the Witten policg of
The applic~t " ~,~ the s;,ate s.
~,•hich is sore /less restric''-'Ye t,...~
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COST
sao
1,250
7,500
2,000
~ ll,»0
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BUDGET CATEGORY AND j..LNE;-ITL:.'1~. DETAIL,
C. Equipment
COST
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~ CATEGORY' TOTAL
PROJECT TOTAL ~ $ 2 ? l , $ ~ 0
Ft.'v'D DISTR'~L"TION ~ F'r.DER~.I.. ~ STATE ' CAS3 tiL4T`CH ~ Lti-E~"D YL4Ti
II 1. AmountafFunds ~ $209,850 ~ $12,000 i
~ 2. Pezrents.ge of ~`unds ~ 9 ]% ~ ( 5%
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!"-` Coaplete the Other ~ ~ g Sources form (C}C~Tg' ~a3) to re~ t the total izz.ads available to super=
ac*~vities re.I.ated to accomplishing the goals and objectives of ~e grant ward agreement. In the t
Funds column, report the OGTP funds requested by category; in the Other funds column, report a'.
other funds available to support the prdSect by category and then calculate the totals by category i
Progr-dm Total column. Total each col~.n down to arrive at the total program funds available.
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BUDGET GA'I'EG08Y GR42v'T FLTIV'DS QT'HFR F'U'3DS PROGR411d TtY
(Use only the great fonds
identified in ehe
preceding badget pages)
Personal Services $ 298 , 300 $ 12 , 000 ' $ 210 , 300
Operating EScpenses ~ 11, 5 5 0 ~ 11, 5 5 0
Equipment I
TOTAL $ 209, 850 ` $221, 850
ac.r~-sue
(Rev. L54)
TffiS FORM DOES NOT BECOYLE PART OF THE GR~'~"I' AW_4RD.
APPENDIX G
{ REpORT~'G AIaI7~ CON'VIC'1`IQIv~
TO TSE
IiYLtiIIGR~.TION Alv~NA'I'LTRA.LI~4T'ION SERtiZt;E (IlYS)
,.
Z`hs is to certify that I have read, understand, and og=ee to abide by C~ornia's Pan to
Report Alien Convictions to Z'vi'S. Speci.fi.cally, I ensure that criminal justice agencies in
the citF/county will perform the following functions:
notify LVS, at the time of boo'.~ng, when a suspected alien is arrested, and
notify L~tS within 30 days of a felony or deportable misdemeanor conviction of an
alien.
Noncompliance with the above mandate map result in the following
• temporary withholding of cash payments to the project pending corrections or
more severe enforcement action by the t} nce of Crinin~~l Justice Playing;
• disallowance of use of funds far all or part of the cost of the project;
• suspension or ter-..:sination of the current award for the g~~ntes's program;
• w:thholding further awards to California's Anti-Drsg Abuse Enforcement Program;
or
other Legal remedies.
Project Director.. I ~~Jn. Date: J~~~- lS-
M
(2} Butte County continues to have significant drug problems.
COntribLltor'~ t0 th1S arc'' Che COUnty~S high LT-T1eiL[p1C}ytTtent and D4verty
rates. Over ~4~5 of the population receives some form of public
assistance and the media_*~ family income is $13,840 lower than the
state average. One of eves four children falls in a
classification cf living in extreme poverty which is a rate 10~
higher than the national. South Hutte County has a~-: unemplo< tent
rate which is ever_ greater that in tine depressed sections of some
major metropolitan areas.
Well over 50~ of the felons convicted in Butte County last
year were either for drug offenses or voluntarily acknowledged
their involvement with such substances.
(2) lnforn~ation supplied by arrestees, informants and other
sources continue to confi rn that the project is having a positive
inroact with local drug trafficking and use. The number of
operating labs discovered has decreased while the perce.^.t age of
nrobati oners remaining drug free, as conri~ed throug.-! aroject
search and testing activities has increased_
(3 } There has been a resurgence of concern ar_d Willi ngr~ess to
become positively involved by many residents of the cou_~.ties high
crime and drug areas. The cooperation of such citizens, through
Neighborhood Watch and other group and individual contacts with
project agencies, offers increased ability to deal with drug
o_ roblems while a? so fostering i ncreased cor•munity SL1DpOrt ar_d
a«a.reP.eSS Of agenCV efforts lr_ tr'ilS direCtlGP..
to feel the e~fects of the
Butte County Continues
CZrCL'Z1SCanCeS tnat esta~l~Shed 1t as the "Meth CaDltal" O: the II.S.
sore years ago. A large percentage of people placed on formal
probation in the county have histories of involve;nert with
metharm7heta«ine use and trafficki^g. CocalP.°_, 11erO.I.n and other
drugs also remain problems. The B.~.S.S. project has continued to
sho:a success ir. apprehending a~-~d holding accountable those who
Cantlntle In SLiCh involvement while deterring others from further
illegal activity.
The team of probation and sheriff's officers will continue to
concentrate on local and transfer-in probationers with di-i.:g
backgrounds as well as assisting the general Task Farce and other
local, state and federal enforcement and correctional agencies in
anti-drug operations.
B.A.S.S. and B.I.N.T.F. officers have initiated cooperative
efforts with Neighborhood Watch and other co~minity groups in
targeting specif i c areas for drug abatement efforts . Thi s approach
has proved ber_efici al in gaining cat~m~nity suonort for the grant
project as well as generating increased public reportig of
suspected drug activities. During the next grant year additional
e~--~p;lasis ~,aill be given to area targeting.
The District Attorney's office 1S already involved in
Neicrh~orhood Watch and related efforts in targeting specific areas
of Drug Free Zone crimes. D.A. staff will prosecute project
Q=negated C3.SeS, Seek the mOSt apDraprlate Sentences and i'Ra? ntain
Stat15t1Cal data t0 track SL'Ch aCtlvltieS. District .Attorney StaiZ
will report such data_