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PUBLIC SAFETY
                                              FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION


        The Public Safety Functional area is comprised of three departments: Police Department, Fire Department, and
        Municipal Court.  The following positions are currently budgeted within the Public Safety Division: Chief of Police,

        Commander, Administrative Manager, Police Services Superintendent, Communications Specialists Senior, Police
        Communications Specialists, Police Lieutenants, Sergeants, Police Officers, Detective/Corporals, Crime Prevention
        Officer, Crime Analysts, Property Custodian, Animal Control Officer, Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, EMS Chief, Fire
        Captains,  Fire  Lieutenants,  Firefighter/Paramedics,  Firefighter/EMTs,  Administrative  Clerk,  Municipal  Court
        Manager, and Deputy Court Clerk.  The Public Safety Division also has numerous part-time positions including:
        School Crossing Guards, part-time Animal Control Officer, the Municipal Court Judge, Magistrate, the members of
        the Auxiliary City Fire Support Unit (ACFSU), and the Fire Department Volunteers.


        The Functional Summary page provides financial information for the Public Safety Function on an actual basis for
        2021-22; on an adopted budget and twelve-month estimate basis for 2022-23; and on a department request,
        decision package, total request, and adopted budget basis for 2023-24.

        The Public Safety function's total 2023-24 Budget is $13,208,905.  This allocation is $263,758 more than the amount
        requested  by  Department  Heads  in  their  2023-24  total  request  of  $12,945,147.    This  total  request  includes
        $12,876,613 for base budget expenditures with one decision package, plus a 3.0 percent COLA.


        A decision package is defined as any change in program emphasis, expenditure of funds, and/or allocation of
        personnel or equipment which results in an increase or decrease in the current level of services.  A decision package
        is used to:  add a new program, delete an existing program or function and replace it with a new or different function
        or program, request expenditures that exceed the total appropriation for the previous year's (2022-23) budget,
        request  additional  compensation  for  an  employee  or  job  classification,  request  an  adjustment  to  the  City's
        Classification and Compensation Matrix, and/or request funds for a new capital outlay.


        The Functional Reconciliation and Decision Package Summary provides a reconciliation of all changes made from
        the total request to the adopted budget.  This summary also provides a list of all decision packages requested for
        Public Safety Activities.  The list of decision packages categorizes the decision packages as funded or not-funded
        and provides the allocation amount approved for each funded package.


















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