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Crime and Violence Prevention, Intervention and Non-Police Department Enforcement Programs Prevention,
Intervention
Program or Program Description Estimated
Category Department Program Name Enforcement Cost
Citywide Youth Sports (Basketball, Flag
program contributing to the development of
social and interpersonal skills that promote
proven to be a powerful tool in preventing youth
Children & Parks, from becoming involved in anti-social behavior, 1 Youth Recreation & Youth Sports violence, crime, and drug use. Youth sports Prevention $764,283
Community offer an important opportunity for building life Engagement
Services skills of at-risk youth that allow them to better cope with daily life challenges and move away
from involvement in violence or crime. Up to
2,000 youth participate annually and
scholarships are provided to remove financial
barriers that might prevent some youth from
participating
The La Pintoresca Teen Education Center
provides year round personal, social and
recreational programs for youth ages 12 to 17 in
a safe and positive environment. It supports
Parks, opportunities for youth to develop social,
Children & Recreation & La Pintoresca emotional, and cognitive abilities and to 2 Youth Teen Education Prevention experience achievement, leadership, $302,418 Community
Engagement Center enjoyment, friendship, and acknowledgment.
Services
The Teen Center offers organized instructional
programs such as tutoring, science, math, art
studio, DIY projects, poetry, teen talk, film
making, ceramics, photography, and college
readiness. It also offers opportunities for
1 unstructured activities such as game playing,
socializing, club meetings, and outdoor
recreational play.
ASAP provides afterschool care for PUSD
elementary school students at 11 sites, and
before school care at 3 PUSD schools. ASAP is
a socially active experience that encourages
Parks, After School students to be engaged and have fun! Children & Programming also includes seasonal camps
Youth Recreation & Adventures
3 Prevention during PUSD holiday breaks in fall, winter and $1,322,666 Engagement Community Program
Services (ASAP) spring. The following schools have afterschool care: Don Benito, Field, Hamilton, Jackson,
Longfellow, Madison, McKinley, San Rafael,
Norma Coombs, Webster and Willard. Before
school care is offered at Don Benito, Hamilton &
McKinley
In partnership with The Salvation Army, offers a
positive atmosphere for elementary, middle, and
high school students. During the school year,
PAL provides transportation to its members
from selected school campuses to the PAL
center. Pasadena PAL has served over 3,000
youth and sponsored activities such as: arts &
crafts, culinary arts, field trips, tutoring and
Children & personal development.
Youth Police Police Activities During the school year the main focus is Prevention $600,000
Engagement League (PAL) academic success. Each member is assigned a Youth Advisor and they are monitored
throughout the school year. The goal of the
Pasadena PAL Program is to help each
member maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher. This is
achieved through tutoring, school visits, and
mentoring from the Youth Advisors. PAL offers
is members a full summer program whic
cludes swimming, beach trips, exposure t
cultural experiences adn offers a variety of
2 classes such as art, cooking, soccer, craft
making, and exercise instruction
Traditional and outdoor summer camps provide
Parks, up to 800 children (ages 5-12) the opportunity to Children & experience nature, enrichment activities, sports, Youth Recreation & Summer Day
5 Community Prevention arts & crafts, cooking & organized games at City $539,299 Engagement Camp
Services ala, La Pintoresca, ashington and Lowery
Arroyo Parks
PAD began in 2012 in partnership with LA
County as a way to promote safety, connect
neighborhoods and prevent violence. PAD
expands summer programming into the evening
hours and incorporates recreational,
Parks, educational, cultural and family activities. By
Children & increasing the use of parks as social and
Youth Recreation & Parks After Dark
6 (PAD) Prevention community resources, communities are $60,000 Community
Engagement Services strengthened and individuals influenced to see their communities and neighbors in a better
light. PAD is a summer seasonal five week
program, Wednesday through Friday, 6pm-
10pm at various park sites: Robinson Park, Villa
Parke, Washington Park, Grant Park and
Victory Park
The Villa Parke Boxing Program provides an
outlet for at risk youth and other community
members seeking a place to belong. It offers
instruction on Olympic-style boxing fundamental
Children & Parks, techniques geared towards health, wellness, Youth Recreation & Villa Parke and fitness. Training focuses on mental and 7 Prevention $174,570
Engagement Community Boxing Program physical health and fitness in a fun, non-contact Services environment, which helps in developing social
skills, self-confidence, leadership, character and
sportsmanship. Throughout the years, the
program has produced local, regional, national,
and Olympic-qualifying athletes.
3 Programs that encourage teens to gain
leadership, community involvement, service
credit, and job skills and provide teens with
opportunities to work in a safe and supportive
Children & Library space. Some programs include Teen Volunteer 8 Youth Library Programs for Prevention Program, Teen Writers Meet Up, Level Up leadership program, and monthly networking $11,259
Engagement Teen
meeting. Also various one-time programs and
workshops with topics e.g. Prescription Drug
Abuse and Prevention; Truth About Pill Poppin';
Cyber Security & Safety; Coping with Stress;
Painting/Sketching; and Coding.
Specific programs include: story times to
introduce children ages 0-5 to language and
Children & Story times, build early literacy skills so children succeed 9 Youth Library Reading & Book Prevention when they begin school; summer reading and book clubs which allow youth of all ages to keep $171,426 Engagement Clubs
up their skills during and when school is not in
session, creative writing exercises as well as
"take and make" craft kits.
With students distance-learning from home,
they may need some help with their homework.
We're offering online Homework Help via Live
Children & Chat for students in Kindergarten to 12th grade. 10 Youth Library Homework Help Prevention Our helpers are library interns and volunteers.
Engagement Help is chat-based, with the option to connect $13,695 one-on-one via Zoom for screenshare. To use
the service, go to the link below during the
Homework Help times and choose "Homework
Help" from the department dropdown menu.
Chromebooks and Hotspots were made
available for checkout at every branch library in
Children & November 2021 with the generous support from 11 Youth Library Hot Spot /
Chromebooks Prevention the Friends of the Pasadena Public Library for $15,800 Engagement the purchase of 110 hotspots and the La
Pintoresca Library Associates for the purchase
of additional Chromebooks at the La Pintoresca
4 Branch Library. The addition is a welcome part
of the Library's effort to bridge the digital divide
for those without access to the Internet.
This program has been in effect since 2017. It
is designed to reduce truancy at PUSD schools.
It is seasonal based on the school year. It is a
Children & City program that brings students who are
12 Youth Attorney/City Truancy
Prevention experienang truancy issues along with their $30,000 Engagement Prosecutor Program
parents to school and outside agencies in an
attempt to address the underlying problems
causing the truancy so that it does not rise to
the level of criminal activity.
MASH was established in 1977 and employs
Job men and women as maintenance and clerical
Training/ Housing trainees in the City of Pasadena for up to two MASH Prevention $1,000,000
Career years. During their time in MASH, trainees gain
Exploration soft and technical skills to assist them in their pursuit of permanent careers.
Internship program for Pasadena youth and
young adults age 14-24 in low to moderate-
income households. ROSE interns receive a
Job Parks, $1,500 stipend a 125-hour work assignment
14 Training/ Recreation & ROSE Intern which includes training. Work assignments Career Community Prevention $247,500
Program include, but are not limited to, day camps,
Exploration Services maintenance, clerical, technology, engineering, and planning. The program promotes early
development of employment skills and is now a
year-round program.
Program provides opportunities for high school
students to gain valuable experience as City
Job Parks, employees working as docents, team members,
15 Training/ Recreation & Youth event planners, and as spokespersons for the Career Community Ambassadors Prevention $221,000
program. Workforce development training
Exploration Services provides skills that are utilized at various events & job assignments. College preparatory classes
are also offered to prepare the youth for
5 educational opportunities after high school. The
program was established in 2001.
Job
Training/ Bus Operator Training by the transit services contractor in bus 16 Career Transportation Training Prevention operations. Participants recruited through the Exploration MASH recruitment process.
Job
Training/ EMS Reserve Year Round; ages 18 and older; Provides 17 Career Fire Prevention opportunities to acquire skills and gain insight $15,300 Program into the Fire Service.
Exploration
Job
18 Training/ Fire Explorer Year Round; 15 - 20 years; Career guidance Career Fire Prevention $28,600
Program and development program.
Exploration
Job Year Round; 18 - 25 years; Students are
19 Training/ Paramedic enrolled in an approved California paramedic Career Fire Prevention $282,000
Internship training program and become eligible for PFD Exploration Recruit Academies.
Job Fire Dept:
20 Training/ Fire Pasadena Year Round; High school program to provide Career Unified School Prevention $35,500
information about the Fire Service.
Exploration District Program
Job
21 Training! Fire Two-day hands-on events with female
Career Girl's Fire Camp Prevention $10,600
firefighters for 14-19 year olds.
Exploration
Job Job Training & Presentations available on Library's Youtube Training! Apprenticeship channel including program to introduce 18 to 24 22 Library Prevention year olds to union building trades and $2,852 Career Prep
Exploration Presentations introduction to Flintridge Čenter Apprenticeship Preparation Program.
City The City Attorney's Office operates six diversion
23 Intervention Attorney/City Court Diversior programs that engage intervention efforts to Intervention $150,000
Prosecutor Programs curb crime in the City. These programs have been in place since 2018 and operate year
6 round out of the Pasadena Courthouse. These
programs deal with theft, drug, domestic
violence, underage drinking, and homeless
offenses and include homeless & youthful
offenders
This program is designed to divert individuals
City Violent Crimes with criminal histories into specifically aimed 24 Intervention Attorney/City Recidivism Intervention diversion programming to help in the reduction $330,000 Prosecutor Grant. of recidivism rates in Pasadena. The program started in 2021 and will continue until 2023. It is
a year round program.
This program entails gang intervention services
that engage gang members and gang-
issociated youth to interrupt gang and gur
violence. The Gang Intervention Team perfom
the following: helps dispel rumors that would
spark retaliation; provide mediation and conflict
resolution with disputing known gang or
community members; conducts outreach in
gang impacted areas such as parks and known
gang hang-out "hot spots"; targets gang
involved individuals to provide referrals and
City Community and resources to provide an alternative to the gang 25 Intervention Manager's Gang lifestyle; participates and plans meetings with Intervention Intervention $279,945
Office local nonprofit organizations to help prevent
Services violence; provides consultation to City officials, community leaders, and community-based
organizations on strategies to reduce violence;
works collaboratively with community leaders,
and clergy to develop and implement strategies
to reduce community and gang violence;
maintains communication between community
members, local city government, and
community-based organizations (via meetings,
emails, phone calls, and other
correspondences) as needed; provides updates
to City Manager, Mayor, Council Members, and
Public Safety Committee as needed, during
incidents of violence or when requested; and
identifies local nonprofit organizations and
resources that can provide resources to the
targeted population.
The program has been in effect since January
2018. It is carried out at the Mental Health
City Court in Hollywood. The program is designed to
26 | Intervention Attorney/City Mental Health curtail the effects of mental illness and to get Intervention $50,000
Prosecutor Court treatment for those who are suffering from mental health disorders. The goal is to reduce
crime through the treatment of mental health
issues.
Community Graffiti
27 Public Works .Prevention Removal of graffiti and gang-related tagging. $565,360 Security Abatement
The Prosecution Division has been engaged
with the community since 2017 in efforts to
Community City address criminal behavior at the local level. 28 Security Attorney/City Prosecutor
Presentations Prevention This is a year round program that entails $25,000 Prosecutor members of the Division making presentations to groups on how to combat and address crime
in their neighborhoods.
Location (Implementation Date): Jackie
Robinson Community Center (Est Completion
Security Dec 2022); Robinson Park, Park Area (Est
Community Completion Dec 2022); La Pintoresca, Park
29 Security Cameras in
DolT Prevention Area (Est Completion Dec 2022); Villa Parke, $1,000,000 Community
Centers & Parks Park Area (Est Completion May 2022); Villa Parke Community Center (2021); Robinson
Park (2019); Central Park Center (2016); and
LaPintoresca Teen Center (2016)
Total Estimate Cost $8,249,073
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