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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUMMARY
BACKGROUND
REQUIREMENTS
• MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE
• COMPLAINTS OR CONCERNS
• INTERNAL AUDIT
• INTENT TO PURCHASE
• EQUIPMENT COSTS
FISCAL IMPACT
CONCLUSION
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SUMMARY
The City Council approved the Military Equipment Use Policy on June 20, 2022, as per the guidelines of Assembly Bill 481 (AB 481). The Policy requires an annual report to be submitted to the City Council for each approved type of military equipment, starting one year after approval and annually thereafter for as long as the equipment is available for use.
Outlined below is the 2023 - 2024 Annual Military Equipment Report and the updated Policy, in accordance with AB 48 1.
It is recommended that the City Council approve the Annual Military Equipment Report per Assembly No. 481.
3 BACKGROUND
Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 481 on September 30, 2021, which aims to regulate the financing, procurement, and utilization of "military equipment" by law enforcement agencies in California. The Police Department is required to seek City Council approval of their military equipment use procedure by ordinance at a regular open meeting prior to taking certain actions relating to funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment, as defined. Effective January 1, 2022, AB 481 allows the governing body to approve funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment within its jurisdiction only if it determines that the military equipment meets specific standards. AB 481 also mandates that law enforcement agencies carry out the following each year (Government Code7072(a)):
• A summary of how the military equipment was used and the purpose of its use • A summary of any complaints or concerns received concerning the military equipment. • The results of any internal audits, any information about violations of the military equipment use policy, and any actions taken in response. • The total annual cost for each type of military equipment, including acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, and other ongoing costs, and from what source funds will be provided for the military equipment in the calendar year following submission of the annual military equipment report. • The quantity possessed for each type of military equipment. • If the law enforcement agency intends to acquire additional military equipment in the next year, the quantity sought for each type of military equipment.
In addition, within 30 days of submitting and publicly releasing the Report, a well- publicized and community engagement meeting must be held to allow for public comments.(Government Code 7072(b)) 4 REQUIREMENTS
MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE,
DATE/TIMET^PE USED/AMOUNTLOCATION/WHY
6/6/23 0700-1700BearcatMontebello - BC deployed with
team for movement training only.
6/20/2023 0700-1700Bearcat
Azusa - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range
training.
7/11/2023 0700-1700Bearcat/Drone
PPD Range - Scenario
training with CNT. Drone used for
Intel collection during scenarios. BC
deployed as armor during same.
7/18/2023 0700-1700Bearcat
Azusa - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range
training.
8/1/2023 0700-1400BearcatPasadena - BC deployed with team for movement training.
8/4/2023 0700-1700Bearcat/ (30)
Flashbangs
El Toro Airbase/ FBI training facility - BC
deployed with team. 30 flashbangs used
for live fire team entry and room
clearing training.
8/15/2023 0700-1700Bearcat/ (6)
Flashbangs
Azusa - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range
training. Team shot from Bearcat during
hostage rescue scenario. 3 teams used
2 FB each for HRT scenarios.
8/21/2023 1045-1900Bearcat, (10)
Flashbangs
Pasadena CA 91101 PPD Caseft 2023-
69244. Glendale PD assisted.
Homicide investigation and barricaded
suspect. PPD BC and 10 flashbangs
deployed during incident. Extra armor
used due to elevated target location.
Flashbangs used to stimulate response
which ultimately ended in a surrender.
5 REQUIREMENTS
MD.ITARY EQUIPMENT USE
9/5/2023 1000-1400Bearcat
Pasadena CA 91107 - BC deployed for movement training.
9/26/2023 0700-1700BearcatAzusa - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
10/11/2023 0700-1700BearcatCPD Range CIendale CA 91207 - BC deployed with team for joint agency range training.
10/24/2023 0700-1700BearcatPPD Range/Pasadena CA 91107. BC deployed with team for movement training.
11/7/2023 0700-1700Bearcat
PPD Range/Covina CA 91724 - BC used for officer rescue
drills and movement
training.
11/21/2023 0700-1700Bearcat
PPD Range Pasadena, CA 91107, Monterey Park, CA 91755 - BC
accompanied team during training.
12/5/2023 0700-1700BearcatAzusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
12/17/2023 0600-0830Bearcat, (1)
Flashbang, (2) 40mm
Pasadena CA 91106. Barricaded ADW
suspect. BC deployed as armor for team
to work from. (2) 40mm projectiles
were used to break out a window with blinds.
(1) flashbang used to stimulate the suspect. Case # 2023- 104423.
12/29/2023 1200-1400McMillan Tac 50, (5)
.50 cal rounds
Azusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
Tac 50 deployed for weapon zero pre-parade. (5) .50 caliber rounds used to confirm 100 yard zero.
1/16/2024 0700-1700
GPD explosive
breaches, (12)
flashbangs, Bearcat
Pasadena CA 91103. Training with Glendale PD on entry and HRT. Glendale PD demonstrated the use of (4) explosive
breaches-the same used if we were to assist CPD on a
warrant. PPD deployed (12) flashbangs during said training.
Bearcat deployed with team during training.
6 REQUIREMENTS
MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE
1/30/2024 0700-1700BearcatAzusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
2/9/2024BearcatRancho Cucamonga. SWAT warrant. Bearcat deployed for as armor for team. Case # 2024-4493.
2/13/2024 0700-1700BearcatMontebello 90640 BC deployed with team for movement training only.
2/27/2024 0700-1700BearcatAzusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
3/12/2024 0700-1700BearcatAzusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
3/18/20241500-2200Bearcat
Civic Center - City Council meeting regarding a resolution for peace in Israel. BC staged with Civil Unrest team as a precaution. Several incidents throughout LA County
around the same issue were taking place.
3/26/2024 0700-1700BearcatPasadena CA. Movement training. BC deployed with team. 4/9/2024 0700-1700BearcatPasadena CA 91103. Movement training. BC deployed with team.
4/23/2024 0700-1700BearcatAzusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
5/7/2024BearcatMonterey Park CA 91755, BC deployed with team for movement training.
5/28/2024BearcatAzusa CA 91202 - Burro Canyon Range.
BC deployed with team for range training.
MOBILE OPERATIONS CENTER DEPLQYMENT-MOC
07/15/2023 0800-1500Brookside ParkPPD Wellness Event
08/01/2023 1400-2100PPDNational Night Out
08/21/2023 1100-2000Raymond/Del Mar Blvd.Homicide Investigation 2023-69244 09/13/2023 0700-1500Rose BowlWalk In Remembrance
10/30/2023 1430-1930PPDTrunk or Treat Halloween Event
11/04/2023 0800-1300Jefferson ElementaryPickleball Tournament 11/10/2023 0800-1600Rose Bowl Lot KCitizen Motorcycle Academy 7 REQUIREMENTS
MOBILE OPERATIONS CENTER DEPLOYMENT-MOC
12/22/2023 0730-1030Dick's Sporting GoodsPPD Explorer's shop event 01/01/2024 0700-1630City HallLASD Command Post to facilitate live video - downlink testing
03/16/2024 1000-1700Muir High SchoolPUSD Science Fair
04/17/2024 0900-1330Rose BowlRose Bowl Fly-ln
05/04/2024 0900-1500PPDRecruitment Event
MOBIL£COMMAND POST DEPLOYMENT -MCP
05/01/2024 1400-1600La Pintoresca ParkCommunity Relation Section 05/08/2024 1600-1800Robinson ParkCommunity Relation Section 05/15/2024 1400-1600La Pintoresca ParkCommunity Relation Section 8 COM PLAI NTS/AU DITS/1 NTENT/COSTS
Complaints or Concerns
None.
Internal Audit
After conducting an internal audit, the Department concluded that there were no instances of violating the policy on military equipment use.
Intention to Purchase Additional Equipment in 2024
None.
The following equipment was the related expenditure fov June 2023 to June 2024 PepperBaU TAC-SA- Yellow
-Senii Auto and Live-X rounds
Quantity = 4Replacement Cost = $7,700.00
The following is the estimated fiscal impact for maintaining our listed military^ equipment. Please note that these costs are approximate and may vary. For more details, refer to our Military Equipment Inventory List with Photos.pdf^ Maintenance of Military EquipmentEstimated Annual Cost = $292,608.10 9 FISCAL IMPACT
The Pasadena Police Department is budgeted for 240 sworn officers, 7 Community Service Officers (CSO), 26 dispatchers, and 109.25 full-time and part-time professional staff. The operating budget for the department for the 2023-2024 fiscal year is 105,595,360.
The City of Pasadena adopts an operating budget on a fiscal year basis (beginning July 1). The equipment owned and possessed by the department was approved in June of 2022 by the City of Pasadena City Council. The cost of the equipment replacement purchases is reflected in this report for June 2023 to June 2024 pursuant to Assembly Bill 481.
During this report period, the Pasadena Police Department spent approximately $7,700.00 to replace equipment. No grant funding was utilized for training or equipment acquisition during this reporting period.
10 CONCLUSION
Our Annual Military Equipment Use Report is designed to comply with the law and PPD policy whilealso showcasing our commitment to transparency. By providing information to our community andelected officials, we hope to enhance trust and understanding. The resources, equipment, and trainingdetailed in this report are critical to supporting Pasadena Police Officers as they work to safeguardour neighborhoods and promote public safety. We firmly believe that responsible utilization of thesetools is essential to delivering the highest level of professional, efficient, and effective service insituations that require a thoughtful law enforcement response.
As a collaborative effort between law enforcement and the community, we are committed to servingand protecting against any harmful actions perpetrated by a select few.
General Contact Information:
Lt. Monica Cuellar - (626) 744-7875
[email protected]
For more information on PPD Military Equipment visit:
https://www.cityofpasadena.net/police/news/ab-481-military-equipment-policy/ 11