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April 16, 2024

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City Council
April 16, 2024
Annual Military Equipment
Report
1 Assembly Bill 481 Overview
2 REQUIRED USE

POLICY TO

PURCHASE, USE,

OR KEEP
“MILITARY
EQUIPMENT”
“MILITARY
EQUIPMENT”

DOES NOT

MEAN IT HAS

BEEN USED BY

THE MILITARY
ANNUAL
REPORT

INCLUDES SIX

PRIMARY

CATEGORIES
Reporting Categories

USE AND PURPOSE OF

EQUIPMENT

COMPLAINTS AND

CONCERNS

AUDITS, VIOLATIONS,

OTHER ACTIONS
3 Twelve Emergency
Response Vehicle
Deployments-One Less
lethal Shotgun round
deployed
None
All Accounted For
No Violations
Total Cost and Funding Source
4 TOTAL COST OF EQUIPMENT
$25,086.38
Training Cost Per
SWAT Officer
Training Cost Per
SWAT Sergeant
Training Cost Per
Officer
Training Cost Per
Sergeant
$11,340.00/year $14,707.00/year $2,898.00-
$1,008.00/year $1,113.00/year
Quantities of Equipment
5 1 Robotex Avatar Robot
1 Armored Emergency Response Vehicle
82 Rifles
6 FN 303 launchers
6 Remington 870 less lethal shotguns
3 Defense Tech. single 40mm launcher
1 Defense Tech. multi-shot 40mm launcher

22.65K .223 rifle ammunition
5K .308 rifle ammunition
24 flash bangs
32 CS smoke grenades
4 OC vapor aerosol grenades
15 40mm blast OC powder
33 40mm blast CS powder
24 40mm liquid CS barricade-penetrating
4 40mm powder CS barricade-penetrating
28 40 mm liquid OC barricade-penetrating
13 40 mm powder OC barricade penetrating
1500 FN 303 kinetic energy munitions
99 12 gauge ballistic fiber kinetic munitions
47 40mm sponge munitions
Intent to Acquire More Equipment
• .223/5.56 ammo for training
• .308 ammo for training
• 40mm sponge rounds
• Exploring the use of drone technology for
critical incident/sideshow management and
traffic collision roadway mapping
6 Community Outreach
• APD publicized holding a community meeting
• Community attended
7 Conclusion
8 End

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