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PPT - 16.2 - 2023 JAG Program

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October 17, 2023

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PPT - 16.2 - 2023 JAG Program
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City of Stockton Police Department
Edward Byrne Memorial
Justice Assistance Grant
Program
Public Hearing
October 17, 2023 Council Meeting
Agenda Item 16.2

Background
• Firearms Reduction Consortium
• Established in 2011
• Annual Public Hearing
• Approve funding split
• Annual Activity
• 4 joint agency missions
• Evidence investigations supplies & surveillance

Enforcement Missions
TRAFFIC STOPS 4 TRAFFIC  CITATIONS 0
FELONY ARRESTS 6 MISDEMEANOR  ARRESTS 2
FELONY WARRANT ARRESTS 6 MISDEMEANOR  WARRANT ARRESTS 0 PAROLE SEARCHES 0 PROBATION  SEARCHES 21
FIELD INTERVIEWS 5 VEHICLES  IMPOUNDED 0
FIREARMS CONFISCATED 5
TOTAL NUMBER OF  ACTIONS COMPLETED  49
4 joint agency missions accomplished using
417.5 overtime hours, resulting in 49 actions
Firearms Unit Statistics
Category 2021 2022
IBIS Entries 1586 1552
IBIS “High
Confidence”
matches
454 495
Crime
involved
guns tested
817 677
• Integrated Ballistic Identification System (IBIS)
entries made by SPD’s National Integrated
Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN)
Technicians
• High Confidence correlations made by trained
SPD NIBIN Technicians
• High Confidence‐ When a technician determines
evidence entered is linked to other crime(s) and/or
crime gun that was recovered. High Confidences
are used for investigative purposes.
• Crime involved guns recovered by SPD are
fired for testing and entry into the IBIS system
• Hits are when high confidence correlations
are microscopically confirmed by DOJ when
needed for court. SPD’s is currently in process
of contracting with a new Firearms
Examination service.

Financial Summary
Agency Formula
Allocation
Proposed
Reallocation
City of Stockton $352,011 $214,375
San Joaquin County $68,332 $205,968
Total $420,343 $420,343
• Each year, the formula allocation of funding is set by Congress. • Each year, the City and County meet and propose a mutually agreed upon reallocation of funds based on need to support services.

Recommendation
• Approve Amendment No. 12 to the Interlocal
Memorandum of Understanding
• Approve the Justice Assistance Grant 2023
Funding Recommendations for a total amount of
$420,343
• Approve the appropriation of grant funds
• Amend the FY 2023‐24 Annual Budget to increase
the Police Grants & Special Programs budget
• Authorize the City Manager to execute all grant
award documents

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