Agenda Item A.10
CPMS CONSENT CALENDAR
Meeting Date: June 18, 2024
TO: Mayor and Councilmembers
SUBMITTED BY: Robert Nisbet, City Manager
PREPARED BY: Shannon Kirn, Assistant to the City Manager SUBJECT: South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Memorandum of Understanding for Fiscal Years 2023/24 and 2024/25
RECOMMENDATION:
Authorize the City Manager to execute the South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Memorandum of Understanding between Community Action Commission and the City of Goleta as a sponsor jurisdiction for Fiscal Year 2023/24 in the amount of $2 3,358, and Fiscal Year 2024/25 in the amount of $24,526.
BACKGROUND:
The South Coast Youth Safety Partnership (SCYSP) is a regional partnership comprised of representatives from local government, law enforcement, schools and higher education institutions, non-profit, and other community-based organizations. The initiative is housed in Goleta and administered by the Commun ity Action Commission of Santa Barbara County doing business as CommUnify (CommUnify).
The mission of the SCYSP is to expand the mobilization and alignment of community resources to improve the safety and quality of life for our youth, their families, an d the community. Their vision is to create safe and caring communities that provide opportunities for all youth to fulfill their educational, employment, and personal potential.
The City has been a part of the SCYSP since 2010 and has provided financial support in the past in the amount of $22,800 per year in Fiscal Years 2010/11, 2011/12, and 2012 -
13. No financial support was provided in Fiscal Years 2013/14 or 2014/15 as there was no valid Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in place signed by the City. W hile CommUnify did not receive any financial support for the Task Force from the City during those two years, the City still participated as a member of the Task Force.
In November of 2015, the City Council authorized the City Manager to execute the South Coast Task Force on Youth Gangs MOU between CommUnify and the City of Goleta as a sponsor jurisdiction for Fiscal Year 2015/16. City Council also approved subsequent 1 Meeting Date: June 18, 2024
MOUs between the City and the Task Force for FYs 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22.
There was no valid MOU for FY 2022/23, however all four funding agencies signed a letter in August 2023 that stated with appropriate documentation reimbursement for expenses incurred would be authorized. The letter also stated that the use of current reserves the funding agencies contributed to would be used to cover a propor tionate share for each agency . In January 20 24, the City of Goleta authorized reimbursement totaling $7,518.10 for FY 2022/23 SCYSP services.
DISCUSSION:
The proposed MOU (Attachment 1) is between CommUnify, which will serve as “Host Agency,” and the four jurisdictions served by the Task Force, wh ich are referred to as “Sponsors.” The four Sponsors are the County of Santa Barbara and the Cities of Carpinteria, Goleta, and Santa Barbara. Under the terms of this MOU CommUnify -Host Agency and "Sponsors," agree to work coopera tively to further the obje ctives of the SCYSP. The SCYSP includes a Partnership Program Manager, a Policy Team, a Partnership Strategy Team, and a Community Engagement Team. As stated in the MOU, the Host Agency will provide an annual update to elected officials by way of presenting at public meetings, and staff plan on scheduling that annual presentation early next fiscal year.
The attached MOU has a two-year term of July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2025, and provides for a financial contribution from the City in the amount of $ 23,358 for FY 2023/24, and $24,526 for FY 2024/25, totaling $47,884.
The SCYSP City/County Contribution Formula s in Exhibit E for FY 2023/24 and FY 2024/25 of the MOU have been summarized below. This includes the forecasted populations from the State’s Departme nt of Finance Population and Housing Estimates for Cities, Counties, and the State — January 1, 2023, and 2024.
Population
2023
Proposed Share
FY 2023-2024
Proposed Share
FY 2024-2025
City of Santa Barbara 85,418 $61,501 $64,576
City of Carpinteria 12,711 $9,152 $9,610
City of Goleta 32,442 $23,358 $24,526
Unincorporated County South
Coast
68,944 $49,640 $52,122
TOTALS 199,515 $143,651 $150,833
Cost per resident $0.72 $0.76
Annual Share from Local
Government
$143,651 $150,833
In-kind contribution by CAC $38,442 $38,442
TOTALS $182,093 $189,275
2 Meeting Date: June 18, 2024
The previous cost share basis for FYs 2020/21 and 2021/22 use d the 2020 population multiplied by $0.72 per person totaling a share of $21,963 per fiscal year for the City of Goleta. The proposed FY 2023/24 cost share continues at the previous MOU rate of $0.72 per resident. The proposed FY 2024/25 cost share includes roughly a 5% increase in cost per resident at $0.76 per resident. The total annual share from local government is divided by the total population to get the cost per resident $150,833/199,515 = $0.75599 and 32,442 x $0.75599 = $24,525.82 which is rounded up to $24,526 to get the proposed FY 2024/25 share for Goleta.
FISCAL IMPACTS:
In the FY 2023/24 and FY 2024/25 Two-Year Budget Plan, $23,200 was approved each FY for the SCYSP line-item in the Neighborhood Services Support to Other Agencies Account – Other (101 -60-6100-54013). The minor difference, totaling $1,684, will be supported within the department ’s overall budget, so no additional appropriation is needed.
ALTERNATIVES:
The City Council could elect not to authorize participation in the MOU.
LEGAL REVIEW BY: Megan Garibaldi, City Attorney
APPROVED BY: Robert Nisbet, City Manager
ATTACHMENTS:
1. South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Memorandum of Understanding for Fiscal Years 2023/24 and 2024/25
3 ATTACHMENT 1
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Memorandum of Understanding for Fiscal Years 2023/24 and 2024/25
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SOUTH COAST YOUTH SAFETY PARTNERSHIP SPONSORS AND
HOST AGENCY MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2025
This Memorandum of Understanding, ("MOU") is entered into by and between Community Ac�on Commission of Santa Barbara County doing business as CommUnify (hereina�er CommUnify-Host Agency) and the County of Santa Barbara, City of Santa Barbara, City of Goleta, and City of Carpinteria (hereina�er Sponsors). The term of this MOU shall be from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2025.
Under the terms of this MOU CommUnify-Host Agency and "Sponsors," agree to work coopera�vely to further the objec�ves of the South Coast Youth Safety Partnership, ("SCYSP") The SCYSP includes a Partnership Program Manager, a Policy Team, a Partnership Strategy Team, and a Community Engagement Team. (Appendix A, B, C)
CommUnify-HOST AGENCY
CommUnify-Host Agency agrees to:
• Follow the guiding principles and Vision of SCYSP set forth in Exhibits A and B, atached hereto; • Serve as the Fiscal Agent and maintain accoun�ng documents according to standard and acceptable accoun�ng prac�ces and annually report on the sources and uses of funds in compliance with the program budget.
• Hire, employ and provide on-site supervision to the Partnership Program Manager; • Ensure the Partnership Manager fulfills his/her du�es and responsibili�es as outlined in Exhibit C, atached hereto; and
• Provide in-kind financial support as set forth in the program budget. • Provide an annual update to elected officials by way of presen�ng at public mee�ngs and submit a quarterly report.
• Responsible for working closely with the strategy team for program guidance, provide policy sugges�ons to the policy team and ac�vely engage the community engagement commitee. • Responsible for collec�ng, maintaining, and repor�ng up to date data to partners across all teams.
• Foster a collabora�ve partnership between south county agencies and cul�vate a shared vision.
(Exhibit D) SPONSORS
Sponsors agree to:
• Provide funds on a cost share basis as shown in Exhibit E subject to the applicable and required budgetary approval process of each sponsor.
• Establish an Execu�ve Commitee (City and County Administrators) to review the SCYSP program and recommend how to achieve its goals and objectives.
• Actively participate or send a representative to attend the quarterly SCYSP meetings.
• Provide ongoing feedback to the SCYSP Program Manager regarding goals, progress and community trends
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NOTICES
Any no�ce or consent required or permited under this MOU shall be given to the respec�ve par�es in wri�ng, by personal delivery or facsimile, or with postage prepaid by first class mail, registered or cer�fied mail, or express courier service, as follows:
County of Santa Barbara:
Mona Miyasato
Chief Execu�ve Officer
105 E. Anapamu Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
[email protected]
Fax# (805) 568-3414
City of Santa Barbara
Sarah Knecht
Interim City Administrator
735 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, CA
93101
[email protected]
Fax # 805.897.1993
City of Goleta
Robert Nisbet
City Administrator
130 Cremona Dr. Goleta, CA 93117
[email protected]
Fax # 805.685.2635
City of Carpinteria
Michael Ramirez
City Manager
5775 Carpinteria Ave., 93013
[email protected]
Fax# 805.684.5304
CommUnify-Host Agency
Patricia Keelean,
Chief Execu�ve Officer
CommUnify a Community Ac�on
Agency
5638 Hollister Avenue, Suite 230
Santa Barbara, CA, 93117
Fax# (805) 683-8959
NOTICE OF TERMINATION
Any party may withdraw from par�cipa�on in the agreement by submi�ng a no�ce of termina�on, with or without cause, upon ninety (90) days prior writen no�ce to the other par�es involved. Any no�ce of termina�on shall specify the effec�ve date of such termina�on.
Sponsors shall have no obliga�on to make funding available for the remainder of the term.
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INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR
CommUnify-Host Agency, its employees, and agents are independent contractors and not employees of any of the Sponsors for any purpose whatsoever. Sponsors do not have an employer-employee rela�onship and in that regard exercise no control whatsoever of the manner and means by which the CommUnify as the Host Agency, its employees to include the Partnership Coordinator, and agents accomplish their work.
ASSIGNMENT
None of the par�es may transfer or assign this MOU without the writen consent of the other par�es.
NONDISCRIMINATION
CommUnify-Host Agency agrees that Sponsors Unlawful Discrimina�on Ordinances and Codes (Santa Barbara Municipal Code § 9.126.020) applies to this MOU and are incorporated herein by this reference with the same force and effect as if the ordinance were specifically set out herein and CommUnify Host Agency agrees to comply with said ordinances and codes.
NONAPPROPRIATION OF FUNDS
Notwithstanding any other provision of this MOU, in the event that no funds or insufficient funds are appropriated or budgeted by federal, state, city or county governments, or funds are not otherwise available for payments in the fiscal year(s) covered by the term of this MOU, then Sponsors will no�fy CommUnify- Host Agency of such occurrence and Sponsors may terminate or suspend this MOU in whole or in part, with or without a prior no�ce period. Subsequent to termina�on of this MOU under this provision, Sponsors shall have no obliga�on to make funding available with regard to the remainder of the term.
AMENDMENT
This MOU contains the en�re agreement of the par�es. No addi�onal term or modifica�on may be effected except as provided in wri�ng, signed by the par�es to this MOU.
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Host Agency:
__________________________ ___________ Patricia Keelean Date
Chief Execu�ve Officer
CommUnify a Community Ac�on Agency
Sponsors:
__________________________ __________________________ Sarah Knecht Mona Miyasato
Interim City Administrator Chief Execu�ve Office City of Santa Barbara County of Santa Barbara
__________________________ __________________________ Robert Nisbet Michael Ramirez
City Manager City Manager
City of Goleta City of Carpinteria
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Exhibit A
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Guiding Principles
The South Coast Youth Safety Partnership will:
1. Value Our Youth: Our youth should live in safe and healthy communi�es, atend safe schools, and be valued as contribu�ng members of their community. We are commited to building on our community’s protec�ve and resiliency assets of our community, improv ing youth developmental assets; and expanding a�er school, evening, weekend, and summer programs.
2. Building Safe Communi�es: We are commited to building safe communi�es for all youth and families.
They should be ensured a sense of place in our communi�es and neighborhoods which should be safe p l ac es t o l earn , l i v e, w o rk an d p l a y . W e ad v o c at e f o r enhanced student engagement and truancy preven�on policies, strategies, and programming by collabora�ng with school districts, parents, and community-based organiza�ons.
3. Community Response: We will lead the effort to address community challenges through a community response. We commit to providing parents, educators, public safety professionals, care providers, and public health professionals with the capacity to engage al l our youth in reaching their poten�al. We will build community awareness through outreach and engagement strategies using a targeted, well- conceived communica�ons plan.
4. Trus�ng Rela�onships: We value trust-based rela�onships that reflect produc�vity, accountability, and mutual respect. We will con�nuously evaluate and assess rela�onships with internal and external partners focusing on efficient alignment, leverage, and shared measurement.
5. Shared Responsibility: We are guided by a culture of evidence, exchange, excellence, and shared accountability. We will align our efforts with other ini�a�ves at the local, county, state, and na�onal levels aimed at building safe and healthy communi�es for youth and families.
6. Violence Preven�on: We advocate for comprehensive violence preven�on strategies that balance preven�on, interven�on, enforcement, and reentry efforts. We commit to reducing violent crime as measured by the Uniform Crime Repor�ng Program and public safety crime data.
7. Theory of Change: The South Coast Youth Safety Partnership with the guidance of the Strategy T eam, will complete and update annually a theory of change to enhance the effec�veness and impact of the partnership and provide for a deeper understanding of com p l e x s o c i a l i s s u e s a n d h o w t h e y c a n b e addressed.
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Exhibit B
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Our Vision
• Caseworkers/Outreach Specialists work in every south coast junior high and high school as "front line persons" on gang interven�on, suppression and preven�on. They work with school counselors on client specific plans. Although Caseworkers/Outreach Specia lists have school assignments, they will s p e n d a t l e a s t 2 5 % o f t h e i r � m e a � e r s c h o o l h o u r s w i t h y o u t h a n d t h e i r f a m i l y . T h e Caseworker/Outreach Specialists will connect youth and families with support services and programs direc�ng them away from gangs.
• Services focused on the target popula�on, namely, youth ac�vely involved in gangs, gang affiliates, and youth at risk of becoming gang members.
• Reduc�on of youth gang violence and the number of ac�ve youth gang members and associates.
Objec�ves will be set and measured to confirm successes or the need to change direc�on.
• A coopera�ve partnership of organiza�ons, working as a team, to provide the south coast with preven�on, interven�on and suppression services in an effort to stamp out youth gangs. Leadership will come from schools, service providers and law enforcement agencies.
• A mechanism for early iden�fica�on of youth poten�ally affected by gangs. The schools will take the lead in school-based preven�on programs.
• Client specific services based on the individual needs of youth and their families. Programs will include a full range of services to assist the youth and his/her family. Independent third par�es will conduct program assessments.
• A funding stream to support programs with a track record of success or which sa�sfy unmet needs. We will build from the work of successful programs that are client driven and created through program coordina�on and pooling of resources. Independent third par�es will conduct program assessments.
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Exhibit C
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership: Program Manager
Class specifica�ons are intended to present a descrip�ve list of the range of du�es performed by employees in the class. Specifica�ons are not intended to reflect all du�es performed within the job.
Defini�on:
The posi�on, employed by the CommUnify a Community Ac�on Agency (CommUnify-Host Agency), serves as the lead staff to the South Coast Youth Safety Partnership (SCYSP). (Appendix A, B)
Supervision:
Supervised by the CommUnify Chief Execu�ve Officer and the Family and Youth Services Director, the Partnership Program Manager implements policy decisions of the Strategy Team, Policy Team, and Community Engagement Team.
The Partnership Manager may exercise direct supervision over CommUnify-Host Agency's professional staff.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTION STATEMENTS - Essen�al du�es include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Serves as the lead contact for all SCYSP ac�vi�es, agreements, and communica�ons.
• Engages and mobilizes the community in developing and implemen�ng a comprehensive and unified strategy to address the root causes of youth violence and gang affilia�on.
• In conjunc�on with the Strategy Team and other SCYSP partners, leads the development and execu�on of an annual work plan outlining goals, objec�ves, strategies, and key performance indicators for the upcoming year.
• In partnership with CommUnify’s Finance Department and the Strategy Team, develops an annual budget to meet the ac�vi�es outlined in the annual work plan. Meets regularly with the FYS Director and Chief Financial Officer to review monthly financial reports.
• In conjunc�on with the Community Engagement Team, executes ac�vi�es to accomplish the guiding principles of the SCYSP’s preven�on, interven�on, suppression, and re-entry strategies. • In partnership with the Strategy Team Chair, co-creates mee�ng agendas for Quarterly Policy Team mee�ngs and monthly Strategy Team mee�ngs. Co-facilitate the mee�ngs of the SCYSP Policy Team and Strategy Team.
• In partnership with the Community Engagement Team Chair, creates and co-facilitates the agenda for Community Engagement Team mee�ngs.
• Adapt and improvise program strategies and prac�ces as condi�ons warrant.
• Effec�vely communicates and works with a wide variety of community groups. Develops and implements public informa�on ini�a�ves to promote youth par�cipa�on in pro-social ac�vi�es, inform the community on program efforts and needs, and secure funds, resources, and support. Promote SCYSP efforts to the public to inform them of the work and provide opportuni�es to par�cipate.
• Tracks and monitor data and trends related to youth violence and disseminates accordingly. 11 8 | Page
Exhibit C
• Refresh and maintain the SCYSP website and social media accounts.
• Prepare and present periodic, annual, and five-year milestone reports to the SCYSP Policy Team and Strategy Team, and partners focusing on qualita�ve and quan�ta�ve data and performance indicators.
• Par�cipate in City Council and Board of Supervisors mee�ngs to include presenta�ons as appropriate. Ensure the SCYSP is on agendas well in advance for inclusion in city and county budgets.
• Meets regularly with community leaders and community stakeholders. to inform them of the work and receive input on the SCYSP .
• Promotes and facilitates linkages of youth gang/violence preven�on, interven�on, suppression, and re-entry program operators to enhance coordina�on, program effec�veness, and the synergis�c effects of youth gang/violence preven�on programs.
• Iden�fy and address gaps in services and programs targe�ng issues of youth safety.
• Provide community training around efforts per�nent to youth safety and related services in areas such as quality assurance of services, capacity building, evalua�on, research-informed approaches, etc.
• In conjunc�on with CommUnify’s Development Department, supports the development of grants and proposals to secure public and private funds for youth safety in preven�on, interven�on, and suppression programs.
• Iden�fy opportuni�es for the SCYSP to connect with other local efforts to reduce youth gang violence and increase safety.
• Performs other related du�es as required by Chief Execu�ve Officer or FYS Director.
Qualifica�ons:
Knowledge of:
•
Opera�ons, services and ac�vi�es of youth gang programs, neighborhood services, and social programs.
• Principles of budget prepara�on and control.
• Development of grants and proposals to secure funds.
• Public rela�ons prac�ces and techniques.
• Office procedures and computer use.
• Principles of business leter wri�ng and professional report preparation. • Per�nent Federal, State, and local laws, codes and regulations.
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Exhibit C
Ability to:
• Supervise, organize, and review the work of professional and technical CommUnify- Host Agency personnel.
• Select, supervise, train, and evaluate CommUnify-Host Agency staff. • Interpret and explain City and County policies and procedures. • Iden�fy resources based on community and neighborhood needs. • Promote youth gang preven�on programs.
• Respond to requests and inquiries from the general public. • Prepare clear and concise report
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Exhibit D
South Coast Y outh Safety Partnership
2023-2025 Budget
07/01/2023-06/30/2024 07/01/2024-06/30/2025
Sponsor Con-
tribu�on
CommUnify
Inkind Total Sponsor Con-
tribu�on
CommUnify
Inkind Total
Revenues:
City of Santa Barbara $61,501 $61,501 $64, 576 $64,576 City of Carpinteria $9,152 $9,152 $9,610 $9,610 City of Goleta $23,358 $23,358 $24,526 $24,526
Unincorporated
County South Coast $49,640 $49,640 $52,122 $52,122 CommUnify $14,761 $37,370 $52,131 $9,133 $37,370 $46,503 Reserve $- $- $- $- $- $-
Total Revenues $158,412 $37,370 $195,782 $159,966 $37,370 $197,336 Expenses:
Salaries:
Program Manager
1FTE $80,580 $80,580 $82, 192 $82,192
Program Director
12%FTE $11,016 $11,016 $11, 236 $11,236
Office Manager FTE
50% $- $-
Execu�ve Office
Manager $2,412 $2,412 $2,412 $2,412
Execu�ve Director $7,365 $7,365 $7,365 $7,365
Human Resource
Director $2,915 $2,915 $2,915 $2,915
Controller $4,860 $4,860 $4,860 $4,860
Total Salaries $91,596 $17,552 $109,148 $93,428 $17,552 $110,980 Fringe Benefits @
33.5% $30,685 $5,880
$36,565
$31,298 $5,880
$37,178
Total Salaries &
Benefits $122,281 $23,432 $145,713 $124,726 $23,432 $148,158 Operating Expenses:
Local Mileage $1,000 $1,000 $2,000 $1, 000 $1,000 $2,000 Out of Town Travel $1,800 $1,800 $1,800 $1,800
Space Rent (375 sq.�.
@ $1.49) $5,347 $6,733 $12,080 $5,347 $6,733 $12,080 Equipment Rental (fax,
copier) $300 $300 $300 $300
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Equipment Office
Supplies (supplies,
office equipment,
computer, printer etc.) $2,500 $2,500 $462 $462 Contractual $- $- $1,000 $1,000
Telephone - Cell $360 $360 $360 $360
Website Maintenance $760 $760 $760 $760
Liability Insurance $500 $500 $500 $500
Program
Ac�vi�es/Supplies $300 $300 $300 $300
Mee�ng Expenses $1,200 $1,200 $1,200 $1,200
Annual Youth Summit $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Training $2,000 $146 $2,146 $2,000 $146 $2,146 Prin�ng & Postage $271 $271 $273 $273
Total Opera�ng
Expenses $21,338 $7,879 $29,217 $20,302 $7,879 $28,181 Total Direct Costs $143,619 $31,311 $174,930 $145,028 $31,311 $176,339 Indirect Cost @ 10.3% $14,793 $3,225 $18,018 $14,938 $3,225 $18,163 Investment Project
Total Cost $158,411 $34,536 $192,947 $159,966 $34,536 $194,502
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Exhibit E
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership City/County Contribution Formula Factor: $0.72 per resident
2023-2024
Popula�on
2023
Proposed
Share
Proposed share
FY 2023-2025
City of Santa Barbara 85,418 $61,501 $61,501
City of Carpinteria 12,711 $9,152 $9,152
City of Goleta: 32,442 $23,358 $23,358
Unincorporated County South Coast: 68,944 $49,640 $49,640 TOTALS 199,515 $143,651 $143,651
Cost Per Resident $0.72
Annual Share from Local Government $143,651
In-kind contribu�on by CAC: $38,442 $38,442
$182,093
Popula�on Report
htps://dof.ca.gov/forecas�ng/demographics/es�mates-e1/
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Exhibit E
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership City/County Contribution Formula Factor: $0.76 per resident
2024 - 2025
Popula�on
2023
Proposed
Share
Proposed share
FY 2023-2025
City of Santa Barbara 85,418 $64,576 $64,576
City of Carpinteria 12,711 $9,610 $9,610
City of Goleta: 32,442 $24,526 $24,526
Unincorporated County South Coast: 68,944 $52,122 $52,122 TOTALS 199,515 $150,833 $150,833
Cost Per Resident $0.72 $0.76
Annual Share from Local Government $150,833
In-kind contribu�on by CAC: $38,442 $38,442
$189,275
Popula�on Report
htps://dof.ca.gov/forecas�ng/demographics/es�mates-e1/
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Appendix A
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Policy Team Members
County of Santa Barbara Mona Miyasato Chief Execu�ve Officer County of Santa Barbara Bill Brown Sheriff
City of Santa Barbara Sarah Knecht Interim City Administrator City of Goleta Robert Nisbet City Manager
City of Carpinteria Michael Ramirez City Manager
Gevirtz Graduate School of
Educa�on, UCSB
Jill Sharkey Academic Coordinator
City of Santa Barbara Kelly Gordon Police Chief
County of Santa Barbara Holly Benton Chief Proba�on Officer Santa Barbara County Educa�on
Office
Rene Wheeler Administrator, Juvenile Court and
Community Schools
Santa Barbara Unified School District Hilda Maldonado Superintendent Carpinteria Unified School District Diana Rigby Superintendent Goleta Union School District Diana Roybal Superintendent CADA/Figh�ng Back Scot Whiteley Execu�ve Director
CommUnify Patricia Keelean CEO
Faith Community Representa�ve Gerardo Menchaca New Beginnings Church Faith Community Representa�ve Pat Hardy Santa Barbara Quakers County of Santa Barbara Amy Krueger Deputy Director, Dept. of Social Services Santa Barbara City College Chris�na Llerena Director of EOPS/CARES Santa Barbara Founda�on
Roundtable Appointee
Deanna Vallejo Grants Program Officer Santa Barbara
Founda�on
County of Santa Barbara John Savrnoch District Atorney
Appendix A
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County of Santa Barbara Superior
Court
Montes de Oca Presiding Juvenile Judge
Santa Barbara County Educa�on
Office
Susan Salcido Superintendent
City of Carpinteria Mónica Solórzano Councilmember
City of Carpinteria Roy Lee Councilmember
City of Goleta James Kyriaco Councilmember
City of Santa Barbara Randy Rowse Mayor
Santa Barbara Board of Supervisor Das Williams Board Member Santa Barbara Founda�on
Roundtable Appointee
Jon Clark Exec. Director Bower Foundation
Community/Family
Representative
Chris�na Lopez Representative
Community/Family
Representative
Peggy Ochoa Representative
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Appendix B
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Strategy Team Members CommUnify Pat Keelean Chief Executive Officer
CommUnify Natalia Alarcon Director Family and
Youth Services
City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Michelle
McDonnell
Recreation Supervisor
City of Santa Barbara Police Department Kenneth Kushner Assistant Chief of Police Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, UCSB Jill Sharkey Academic Coordinator Goleta Unified School District Cherylin Lew Deputy Superintendent Santa Barbara County Department of
Behavioral Wellness
Suzanne Grimmesey Chief Quality Care and
Strategy Officer
Santa Barbara County Education Elise Simmons Coordinator of Student and Community Services
Santa Barbara County Education Dennis Thomas School Safety Liaison Santa Barbara County Department of Social
Services Barbara Finch Children and Adult
Network Director
Santa Barbara County Probation
Department
Melinda Barrera
Deputy Chief Probation
Officer
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's
Department Jarret Morris Sheriff Adjutant
Santa Barbara Unified School District Kenya Edison Assistant Superintendent
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Steven DeLira Partnership Coordinator
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Appendix C
South Coast Youth Safety Partnership Community Engagement Team Members
Alternatives to Violence Project JP Herrada Coordinator/Trainer Attitude Harmony Achievement
(AHA)
Roxy Petty
Executive Director
City of Santa Barbara Parks and
Recreation
Ricardo Venegas
Neighborhood & Outreach Services
Coordinator
CommUnify
Rafael Alvarado
YOBG Los Compadres Educator
CommUnify
Arisbel Jasso 2-1-1 Santa Barbara County
County of Santa Barbara Erin Cross
Probation Manager
CADA
Michelle Kerwood
Director Daniel Bryant Center
CADA Ed Cue Teen Court
CALM Gabriela Hanson-Lopez South County Regional Manager California Department of
Rehabilitation
Javier De Loera
Student Services Coordinator
California State Assembly Viviana Morales Field Representative Carpinteria Children's Project Anqelica Ornelas Family Liaison
Casa Pacifica
Christina Lombard SAFTY Program Manager
City of Santa Barbara Police
Department
Adrian Gutierrez & Heather
Clark
Community Liaison Officers
Community
Isis Castaneda Parent Educator
Freedom 4 Youth
Billi Jo Starr
Director
Goodwill Industries Elvin Flores Youth Employment Specialist Goleta Union School District Jessica Ambroz School Social Worker Life in Focus Education Gerardo Menchaca Director
Isla Vista Youth Projects Ana Maya Family Resource Center Director Santa Barbara Food Bank Anthony Rodriguez Operations Specialist Santa Barbara Response Network Jina Carvalho Director
County of Santa Barbara
Behavioral Wellness
Department
Sara Bazan
Children's Clinic Supervisor
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County of Santa Barbara
District Attorney's Office
Lourdes Negrete Victim-Witness Assistance Program
County of Santa Barbara
Workforce Investment Board
Julia Smedley
Career Employment Specialist Sr.
Santa Barbara Housing Authority Charla Bregante & Leticia Zuniga
Resident Programs Coordinators
Santa Barbara Police Activities
League
Judith Lugo
Director
Santa Barbara Unified School
District
Ismael Huerta
Youth Outreach Workers
Santa Barbara Unified School
District
Jennifer Balaishis
Coordinator School Climate and Safety
Santa Barbara County
Education Office
Erika Terrazas
Development Associate Partners In
Education
STESA
Bianca Orozco & Holly Scala
Community Education
What is Love Christy Stillwell Founder and Educator
Wilderness Youth Project Gloria Sanchez-Arreola Outreach Coordinator YouthWell Elise Fields Program Coordinator
YMCA Youth and Families Leonor Reyes Director St. George Youth Center
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