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Salinas Police
Integrated
Technology for
Community Safety
FEBRUARY 7, 2023
PRESENTERS:
CHIEF ROBERTO FILICE
TONYA ERICKSON
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2 City Officials Visit Washington DC
Engagement by Congressman Panetta’s Office
BACKGROUND
‣ Identification of City and Police Department Needs
‣ Review of Funding Opportunities
‣ Met with federal elected offici als to discuss needs within the City of Salinas
Community Project Funding / Congressionally Directed
Spending Request Submitted
‣ Supported by Congressman Pane tta and Senator Feinstein 1 2
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FUNDED PROJECT
3 ‣ Salinas Police Integrated Technology for
Community Safety
Expanded use of technology to assist officers to
prevent and solve crimes
Focus on community and officer safety
‣ Award is $1,165,000 over 3-years
‣ Administered by the Department of Justice, Office
of Community Policing
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PROJECT COMPONENTS
4 Grant Funded:
‣ Peregrine Technology Agreement (3 years)
‣ Mobile License Plate Readers (30 vehicles) &
In-Car Camera Systems (10 vehicles)
‣ Fixed License Plate Reader Cameras (20 cameras)
City Funded:
‣ ShotSpotter Gunfire Location, Alert and Analysis
Service
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PEREGRINE DATA INTEGRATION SYSTEM
5 ‣ Data integration for crime and intelligence analysis ‣ Provides single point of access to view and analyze
data from multiple sources
‣ Facilitates real-time operational decision making,
enhanced crime trend analysis, and improved
investigatory capabilities
‣ Peregrine Technology Agreement (3 years)
Crime Analyst has primary responsibility
Total cost is not to exceed $450,000
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PEREGRINE EXAMPLE (Another Jurisdiction)
6 Overlay of ShotSpotter (red), 911 Calls (green) & Police Beats 5 6
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MOBILE LPRS & IN-CAR CAMERA SYSTEMS
7 ‣ Adds up to 30 additional LPR systems on police
vehicles (currently have 9 vehicle LPRs)
Cost not to exceed $22,273.33 each
‣ Records the license plates of parked and moving
vehicles as Police vehicles move about the City
‣ License plates are automatically matched with state
databases to identify stolen or wanted vehicles
‣ Grant also adds in-car camera systems (Dash Cams)
to 10 of our oldest patrol vehicles
Cost not to exceed $81,845.80 total
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FIXED LICENSE PLATE READER CAMERAS
8 ‣ Adds 20 additional Flock Safety fixed LPR
cameras in the City (currently have 20)
Cost not to exceed $107,000 total
‣ Records the license plates for comparison against
state database of stolen and wanted vehicles
‣ Also provides other objective vehicle data,
including make, model, color, and unique details
such as roof racks and bumper stickers
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LICENSE PLATE READER (LPR) EXAMPLES
9 ‣ December 2022
Stolen vehicle reported and LPR alert 5 days later
Officer confirmed stolen vehicle, searched area
and suspect arrested after a foot pursuit
Suspect was a known gang member on PRCS
‣ November 2022
ShotSpotter alert, witness gave vehicle description
Crime Analyst able to locate matching vehicle
VSTF able to locate and arrest suspect, a gang
member on parole
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LICENSE PLATE READER (LPR) EXAMPLES
9 ‣ July 2022
Allied agency observed a solo vehicle collision
with an unconscious female, not breathing. It was
determined she was the victim of a shooting and
succumbed to her injuries.
Victim vehicle was located on Flock LPR, giving a
direction of travel, time frame, and showing no
other vehicles in front of or following the victim.
LPR data, along with surveillance footage and
other investigative leads resulted in the
identification and arrest of the suspect.
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STAFF RECOMMEDATIONS
10 1. Approve a Resolution accepting the Community
Project Funding Grant and authorize the
establishment of the grant appropriation of up to
$1,165,000 and corresponding revenue budget.
2. Approve a Resolution authorizing the Agreements
and/or direct purchases identified in the report so
long as total costs do not exceed $1,165,000
Questions?
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