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COUNCIL BILL NO. 1407
RESOLUTION NO. 1133
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE OREGON STATE POLICE
FOR GANG ENFORCEMENT SERVICES.
WHEREAS, criminal street gang activity represents a serious concern within
the city of Woodburn, and
WHEREAS, it is imperative that effective coordination of available resources
be employed to address emerging gang issues, and
WHEREAS, criminal street gang activity can be reduced through intervention,
prevention, and suppression methods, and
WHEREAS, the Oregon Department of State Police is willing to enter into an
agreement with the City of Woodburn, by and through its Police Chief to coordinate
available resources and reduce criminal street gang activity, NOW, THEREFORE,
THE CITY OF WOODBURN RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That the Woodburn Police Chief is authorized to execute, on
behalf of the City, the agreement between the Oregon Department of State Police and
the City of Woodburn.
SECTION 2. That a copy of said agreement is attached hereto, and by this
reference, incorporated herein.
Approved as to form:V;:/,'\Y -8~ 7- 2']; - C; 2-
City Attorney. Date ~
APPROVED: 1-WuJ _~
FRED W. KYSER, M R
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Passed by the Council
Submitted to the Mayor
Approved by the Mayor
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
ATTEST: J1l.-u..u.. ----r ~d
Mary T~~City Recorder
City of Woodburn, Oregon
July 27, 1992
July 28. 1992
July 28, 1992
July 28, 1992
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RESOLUTION NO. 1133
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Agreement Between
the
Department of Oregon state Police
and the
City of Woodburn
for Gang Enforcement Services
1. PURPOSE:
This Agreement is entered into by the Chief of Police for the
City of Woodburn, Oregon, and the Superintendent of the
Department of Oregon State Police. Its purpose is to provide
procedures for obtaining additional enforcement services to
assist in the reduction of criminal street gang activity.
2. MISSION:
To reduce criminal street gang activity within the City of
Woodburn and the State of Oregon, through intervention,
prevention and suppression methods. This goal would be
accomplished by:
A. Coordinating available manpower between the Woodburn
Police Department and the State Youth Gang strike Force,
hereafter referred to as the SYGSF, to effect adequate
suppression measures for acute violent gang activity.
B. Assisting the Woodburn Police Department with acquiring
adequate equipment to effect suppression measures.
C. Increasing the documentation, tracking and monitoring of
gang affiliates within the Woodburn area.
D. Increasing the ability of police officers within the
Woodburn Police Department to identify and deal with gang
issues through enhanced training.
E. Increasing the use of multi-disciplinary approaches to
gang problem solving through suppression, intervention,
and prevention resources.
F.
Increasing training and awareness of
agencies, schools, and community groups
issues throughout the state.
social service
concerning gang
G.
Providing
resources
influence.
the Woodburn community with
designed to reduce criminal
information
street gang
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3 . AUTHORITY:
Oregon Revised statues 190.110
4. OPERATIONS:
A. The Woodburn Police Department and the Department of
Oregon state Police hereby mutually agree it is desirable
to collaborate in better utilizing the resources of both
agencies while providing for more adequate enforcement of
criminal street gang activity.
1. The Chief of Police of the Woodburn Police
Department agrees to:
a.
Assign a contact person
responsible for management
described herein.
who will be
of the program
b. Provide the SYGSF with copies of all police
reports involving gang affiliates.
c. Document all gang affiliates through SYGSF.
d. Notify the SYGSF by fax or teletype of any
serious or significant event involving gang
affiliates in a timely manner.
e. Provide a weekly report of gang activity and
information occurring in the community to the
SYGSF, no later than 8:00 AM on the following
Monday.
f. Provide available manpower to the SYGSF to
assist in the suppression of acute violent
gang activity.
g. Coordinate requests for assistance from the
Oregon National Guard Counterdrug Support
Program through the State Youth Gang Strike
Force.
2 . The Super intendent of the Department of Oregon
state Police agrees within the availability of
funds and applicable rules and regulations to:
a. Provide limited funds for payment of overtime
directly related to the terms of this
agreement.
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b. Provide limited funds for reimbursement of
travel expenses directly related to the terms
of this agreement.
c. Provide limited funds for training directly
related to the terms of this agreement.
d. Provide limited funds for equipment directly
related to the terms of this agreement.
e. Provide limited investigative funds directly
related to the terms of this agreement.
f. Notify the Woodburn Police Department whenever
gang information is received that will impact
their community.
g. Provide monthly synopsis of gang activity and
trends occurring statewide.
h. Provide access to the SYGSF files and data
bases.
i.
Monitor and track the activity
affiliates and make that information
to the Woodburn Police Department.
of gang
available
j. Provide available manpower to assist in the
suppression of acute violent gang activity.
3. The Woodburn Police Department and the Department
of oregon state Police mutually agree:
a. That neither party shall be liable to the
other for any loss, damage, personal injury or
death occurring as a consequence of the
performance of this agreement.
b. That the terms of this Agreement shall be
modified by written amendment hereto by mutual
consent of the parties.
c. That this Agreement may be renegotiated at the
request of either party.
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statement of Work: The Woodburn
shall furnish all equipment,
personnel necessary to carry out
this Agreement, unless otherwise
Agreement.
Police Department
materials, and
the objectives of
indicated in this
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5. Aqreement Period: The period of this Agreement
shall be from the time signed by both parties to
/larch 13. 1993 , unless terminated by mutual
agreement of on 30 days written notice from either
agency.
7. Services: For satisfactory performance of the work
made reference herein, the Woodburn Police
Department will be reimbursed according to the
following:
a. Services: The Department of oregon state
Police agrees to reimburse the Woodburn Police
Department for overtime, travel, training,
equipment, and investigative costs incurred as
a result of this agreement. Such expenses
will be reported, and forwarded for payment
approval, on a form provided by the State
Youth Gang strike Force.
b. EquiDment: Equipment purchases approved in
advance by the contracting officers
representative may be billed to the Oregon
State Police under the terms of this Agreement
without prior written approval of the
contracting officer.
c. It is further agreed that the sum of
$17,850.00 represents the maximum dollar
amount for which the Department of Oregon
state Police will be responsible under the
terms of this Agreement. The Department of
Oregon State Police is not obligated to pay,
nor is the Woodburn Police Department
obligated to perform any effort that will
require the expenditure of State funds above
the total dollar amount set forth above.
d. PaYment shall be made upon receipt of a
satisfactory monthlv itemized invoice.
Payment data shall include the date and
location where services have been rendered and
the signature of the official certifying the
services have been rendered. All requests for
reimbursement will be directed to Sergeant
William Gourley, Oregon state POlice, SYGSF,
for approval and forwarding to the Criminal
Justice Services Division. Payment will be
disbursed quarterly pursuant to CJSD grant
procedures and guidelines.
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8. Coordinators: The Chief of Police has designated
Don Eubank ,title, Lieutenant ,
telephone, 982-2345 , as the person who will
represent his office in resolving and handling
routine matters pertaining to this Agreement
between the parties to this Agreement.
The Superintendent has designated William Gourley,
title, Sergeant, telephone, 248-5066, as the person
who will represent his office in resolving and
handling routine technical matters pertaining to
this Agreement between the parties to this
Agreement. This representative is authorized to
clarify, review and approve work which is clearly
clarify, review and approve work which is clearly
within the scope of the Agreement but is not
authorized to modify this Agreement in any way.
This Agreement, consisting of 5 pages, including attachments,
has been receive and agreed to by the undersigned:
Superintendent,
Oregon State Police
Ken Wri h
Chief,
Woodburn Police Department
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