City Council and Concurrent Authorities
February 18, 2025

STOCKTON POLICE DEPARTMENTNEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES SECTIONCITY DETECT PROJECT UPDATESCity Council MeetingFebruary 18, 2025Agenda Item 15.2

BackgroundRequest from the City Council Legislation/Environmental Committee on February 3, 2025Overview of City Detect Technology & the Revitalizing and Improving Stockton Through Education (RISE) programTimeline Proposal to cease the grace period provided to citizens and expedite enforcement efforts on locations where RISE letters are sentCity Detect Data by Council District

Technology - City Detect
ChallengesoStaffing ShortageoProactive & EducationCity Detect:oCameras capture imagesoAI identifies violations oGenerates reportsCity Detect Timeline:oJanuary 2024:Pilot program conductedoJune 2024:City Council approved multi-year contractoDecember 2024:System calibration and RISE program developmentoJanuary 2025:Educational letters issued for blight violations

Technology – City DetectRISE Program (Revitalizing and Improving Stockton through Education):oUtilizes City Detect data to send educational letters oProvides violation information and corrective actionsoEncourages voluntary compliance oInitial focus on blight violations o6-month grace period for voluntary complianceoFuture expansion to other violation typesoGoal: Voluntary Compliance through Education

CURRENT PROCESSViolation(s) Identified & ConfirmedEducational Letter MailedCompliance or Non-Compliance verifiedCase is noted and closedGrace period

CURRENT & PROPOSED TIMELINE
EDUCATIONAL PERIODDoes not apply to the following: Complaints Secondary detection after initial RISE case PROPOSED AMENDED TIMELINEMarch 3rdLettersCompliance date passesImmediate enforcement to begin

CITYWIDE OVERVIEW
Summary:●102,625 images captured●27,602 parcels analyzed●30,702 unique issues detected●47.5% of parcels analyzed exhibited at least onedetected issue●73 unique issue types detectedPrevailing Detections:●11,056 - neglected lawn indicators●3,803 - overgrown structures or landscaping●3,699 - cracked pavement or inadequately maintained stairs●7,365 - paint, rust, and mildew●3,713 - structural issues●292 - broken, missing, or boarded up windows & doors @StocktonUpdates@[email protected] Prevalent Detections by DistrictWindows & DoorsStructural IssuesPaint, Mildew, RustCracks & Stair HazardsOvergrown VegetationLawn Issues3230599214301886City Council District 1134518004274011,012City Council District 25320839321206668City Council District 3457211,5188176552,277City Council District 41771,3802,2181,3441,3213,539City Council District 5496111,3915769192,674City Council District 62923,7137,3653,6993,80311,056TOTAL @StocktonUpdates@[email protected] Blight Scores by District% of Parcels With Any Issue% of Parcels Blight Score 3 or 4Total Parcels AnalyzedBlight Score 4Blight Score 3Blight Score 2Blight Score 1Parcel Attributes DetectedDistrict Name42.15%0.68%2,7909101,1571,6142,302City Council District 137.38%0.81%4,09317161,4972,5632,852City Council District 235.79%0.87%3,66311211,2792,3522,243City Council District 348.13%1.45%5,71641422,6682,9656,035City Council District 461.45%4.69%6,0361571263,4262,32710,274City Council District 549.89%2.79%5,30453952,4982,6586,996City Council District 647.54%2.17%27,60228831012,52514,47930,702TOTAL DISTRICT 1

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