Quick Fact: SWAT by the Numbers (2019): 6 Activations (1) Search Warrant (4) Armed/Barricaded/Suicidal Gunman (2) Directed Actions 16 Average Amount of Hours SWAT Trains each Month in Addition to Outside/Advanced Training Received Each December, SWAT concludes training for the year with a week- long/40-hour training circuit encompassing all aspects of the Team’s training throughout the year on topics such as Firearm & Weapon Qualifications, Vehicle Apprehensions, High-Risk Search Warrants, Active Shooter Training, Dignitary Protection, & Tactical Rural Tracking Utilizing K-9 Teams. TPD SWAT Members maintain memberships with the National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA), & the Florida SWAT Association (FSA), while SWAT Snipers are also members of the American Sniper Association (ASA). These organizations provide our Team with advanced training on topics including Team Leader Development, SWAT Command Decision Making & Leadership, Armored Vehicle Rescue Operations, Tactical Medical, Hostage Rescue, & Sniper Certification Courses.
Quick Facts by the Numbers: 2,039 Amount of Victim Services provided in 2019, to include Crisis Counseling, Follow-up Contacts, Information & Referrals, Criminal Justice Support/Advocacy, Assistance with Victim Compensation, Personal Advocacy, and Telephone Contacts 491 Number of Victims Served in 2019 52
Do you need to retrieve your property? The Property & Evidence/Crime Scene Section responds to various crime scenes on a 24-hour call-out schedule To ensure a member will be in the office to help you & the items have been authorized for release call (321)567-3938 with the Case Report Number & Description of the Item(s) you would like to retrieve during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 8am-3pm) Note: In some instances, items cannot be released without proper written authorization from Officers or Detectives, which may take time to receive. Please keep this in mind when calling. 53
Quick Facts by the Numbers: 44,213 Property and/or Evidence Items held by the Titusville Police Department at the end of 2019 150 Property and Evidence/Crime Scene Personnel Call Outs in 2019 13 Average number of Call Outs per Month 3 Number of Property and Evidence/ Crime Scene Personnel to include (1) Crime Scene & Evidence Manager & (2) Crime Scene Technicians 54
2019 Property & Evidence Items Amount Received 6,037 Evidence 749 6,786 Property Total Items Received 2019 Property & Evidence Items Amount Destroyed/Returned to Owner 6,100 Property & Evidence Items Destroyed 277 319 Evidence Items Returned to Owner 6,696 Safekeeping and Found Property Items Returned to Owner Total Items Destroyed/Returned to Owner 55
2019 Inspections Inspections Amount Staff 1,810 Officers 6,621 1,730 Signs 10,161 Total Inspections Yearly Review Report 2019 Complaints, Violations, and Cases Type of Activity Amount Complaints Received 7,348 Violations Recorded 1,504 Notice of Violations Issued 744 Public Nuisance/Notice of Violation Letters 1,817 Properties Mowed by City Contractor Cases brought into compliance 49 7,232 by 1st Re-inspect Cases Referred to Code Enforcement Board 78 25 Parking Citations 18,797 Total Activity Fees, Fines, and Payments Collected 2019 Collections Amount Total Administrative Fees Collected $9,637.67 Total Code Enforcement $36,024.26 Fines/Liens Collected $3,584.32 Total Lot Cleaning Fees Collected $49,246.25 Total Payments Collected $32,925.00 $82,171.25 Total Vacant Registry Fees Collected Total Revenue Collected 57
Quick Fact: 10 Most Common Code Violations 1. Yard Maintenance Standards 2. Business Tax Receipt/License Required 3. Inoperative Vehicles Prohibited 4. Junk and Debris 5. Building Permit Required 6. Yard Parking 7. Residence Occupied with No Active Water Source 8. Accessory Structures – Fences 9. Parking of Trailers 10.Dead Tree 58
CODE ENFORCEMENT CODE ENFORCEMENT FISCAL YEAR 2019 BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 2019 BUDGET ITEM COST PUBLICATIONS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $18,000 OPERATING TRAINING PROFESSIONAL SUPPLIES SERVICES TRAVEL & PER DIEM $5,460 TRAVEL & COMMUNICATIONS $8,250 PER DIEM SERVICES $13,500 FREIGHT & POSTAGE AUTO INSURANCE $594 REPAIR & MAINTENANCE $16,004 PRINTING & BINDING $3,000 OTHER OBLIGATIONS $2,000 OFFICE SUPPLIES $2,000 OFFICE REPAIR & SUPPLIES OPERATING SUPPLIES $55,320 MAINTENANCE FREIGHT & OTHER PUBLICATIONS $600 OBLIGATIONS POSTAGE TRAINING $3,500 PRINTING & AUTO BINDING INSURANCE TOTALS $128,228 CODE ENFORCEMENT CODE ENFORCEMENT FISCAL YEAR 2019 FISCAL YEAR 2019 PERSONNEL PERSONNEL COSTS COSTS ITEM COST REGULAR PAY $247,021 REGULAR PAY OVERTIME $2,800 SPECIAL PAY $960 (EDUCATION/INSUR.) FICA $18,957 RETIREMENT $48,392 CONTRIBUTIONS GROUP HEALTH $47,163 OVERTIME INSURANCE $3,328 PUBLIC FICA PUBLIC SAFETY (WC) SAFETY (WC) GROUP OTHER EMPLOYMENT $3,375 HEALTH RETIREMENT BENEFITS $371,996 INSURANCE TOTALS 59
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2019 School Outreach Events Apollo Elementary Veterans Event. Apollo Elementary Halloween. Apollo Elementary Walk to School Event. Back to School Safety Public Service Announcement. Bike Helmet Enforcement with 7-11 Slurpee coupons at Imperial Estates Elementary and escort on trail. Best Buddies Lunch Time Event at Titusville High School. Brevard County School Feeding Chain Event. Career Day at Space Coast High School. Citywide Titusville Police Department Back to School Wave. Gibson Center Back to School event. Halloween Trick or Treat at Coquina Elementary School. Halloween HQ Trick or Treat with Life Center Academy and North Brevard Home School Co-Op Kickball with Kids at Coquina Elementary. Kickball with Kids at South Lake Elementary. Kickball with Kids at Imperial Estates Elementary School. Kickball with Kids at Oak Park Elementary. Kids vs. Kops at Jackson Middle School Basketball Game. Legacy Charter School Back to School event. Madison End of Year school event. Meet and Greet and Stranger Danger elementary school kids. North Brevard Parks and Recreation Back to School Event. NO KID HUNGARY food drop off Summer Program. Oak Park Elementary Snow Cones. Park Avenue Christian Academy K 9 demo for Pre K. Park Avenue Christian Academy Harvest Festival. Police Department Mentors “How to Tie a Tie” event at Jackson Middle School. Police Department Bike Safety Event with TPO, TFD and Gold Star Academy. Professional Day at Jackson Middle School. River Lanes Back to School event. Sculptor Charter Fall Event.
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2019 Partnerships & Parades 2nd Annual Launching Awareness 5 K benefiting the Titusville Police Youth Foundations and the Keri Anne DeMott Foundation. Community Meal with Seniors and Law Enforcements Together at the Harry T. Moore Center. Downtown Live Titusville Police Youth Foundation and the Keri Anne DeMott. Foundation 5 K Launching Awareness on Drunk, Distracted, and Impaired Driving. Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. National Night Out. North American Police Work Dog Association State Workshop. Police Department Blood Drive with One Blood. Senior Santa with Seniors and Law Enforcement Together. Senior Valentine collection and Disbursement County wide all day Seniors and Law Enforcement Together and Brevard TRIAD. Shop with a Cop. Titusville Christmas Parade. Tour de Force Bike Ride for Fallen Law Enforcement. 63
2019 Community Outreach American Legion Post 1 escort with war veteran urns. Titusville Police Youth Foundation American Legion Post 1 Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser. Car Show event on Chafee with Community Watch traffic control. Car Show with 49 Ford at Harriett and Harry T Moore Cultural Center. Boy Scout Trop 488 Tour of TPD HQ Woman Making a Difference Speakers, Amy Matthews and Francis Santiago at Harry T Moore Center. City Diversity Forum, Gary Richardson Part 3 and 4 Training Parrish Medical Center. Crime Scene Investigations STEAM summer camp at Police Hall of Fame. Feeding Kids with Partners in Education citywide. Fighting Edge Gym Youth Foundation Back to school Event at Life Center Academy. First United Methodist Senior Crime Awareness Presentation Luncheon. Gift of Light Christmas Tree Lighting City Hall. 64
2019 Community Outreach Harry T Moore Health Fair. KinderCare Stranger Danger. Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony at the American Police Hall of Fame. Lights of Love Hospice St Francis. Martin Luther King LK Heritage Celebration at Isaac Campbell. North Brevard Parks & Rec Easter Egg Adult Hunt. North Brevard Parks & Recreation Summer Camp snow cone event. Police Department tours, multiple Police K9 Team demo Clerk of Court Building. Shooter presentation First Baptist of Indian River City. Royal Oak Rehabilitation Ice cream social with officers. Senior Crimes Presentation at Swan Lake Senior Fraud Awareness with Criminal Investigations Division. Senior Santa Kay Jewelers Bear Run. St Baldrick’s head shaving event. North Brevard Parks and Recreation Touch a Truck with TPD displays and Meet and Great. 65
Corporal Josh Bernd Supervisor of the Year Detective Robby Holden Officer Dalton Baker Detective of the Year Officer of the Year Officer Emilio Rosa Rookie of the Year Officer Shawntrale Durden PSAP Supervisor Officer Jack Schnell Traffic Heather Sasnett 911-PST of the Year Safety Award Nora Ball Logistics Analyst School Crossing Tammy Holtkamp Guard of the Year Civilian of the Year Michelle DeVoss Volunteer of the Year Dennis Motyka Community Watch Member of the Year 66
NAME AWARD DATE Officer Dalton Baker Officer of the Month January 2019 Officer Matthew Rasmussen Officer of the Month February 2019 Officer of the Month Officer Tyler Glenn Officer of the Month March 2019 Officer Jason VanZile Officer of the Month April 2019 Officer Geoffery McDole Officer of the Month May 2019 Officer Emilio Rosa & June 2019 Officer Jacob Weaver Officer of the Month Officer Jason Sanchez Officer of the Month July 2019 Officer Tyler Glenn Officer of the Month August 2019 Detective Austin Quinn Officer of the Month September 2019 Officer Billy Thompson Officer of the Month October 2019 Detective Frances Santiago Officer of the Month November 2019 Officer Marco Innarelli Supervisor of the 1st Quarter December 2019 Corporal Josh Bernd Supervisor of the 2nd Quarter 1st Quarter 2019 Sergeant Jeremy Gonzalez Supervisor of the 3rd Quarter 2nd Quarter 2019 Sergeant Bill Amos Supervisor of the 4th Quarter 3rd Quarter 2019 Corporal Bryan Nelson 911-PST of the Quarter 4th Quarter 2019 911 PST Lori Cunningham 911-PST of the Quarter 1st Quarter 2019 911 PST Lisa LaMothe 911-PST of the Quarter 2nd Quarter 2019 911 PST Britani Lockhart 911-PST of the Quarter 3rd Quarter 2019 911 PST Jarrod Winstead Civilian Employee of the Quarter 4th Quarter 2019 Logistics Analyst Tammy Holtkamp Civilian Employee of the Quarter 2nd Quarter 2019 IT Technician Mickey Wright Civilian Employee of the Quarter 3rd Quarter 2019 Police Service Specialist Suzanne 4th Quarter 2019 Canada 67
PSAP Manager Lisa Di Liberto Retirement Date: January 2019 Years of Service: 28 PSAP Supervisor Lori Cunningham Retirement Date: June 2019 Years of Service: 28 911 PST Lynn Zagora Retirement Date: July 2019 Years of Service: 26 68
Sergeant Lincoln Strom Retirement Date: November 2019 Years of Service: 18 Corporal William Allen Davies Retirement Date: June 2019 Years of Service: 12 Officer Brian Scott Blizard Retirement Date: June 2019 Years of Service: 15 Officer Roger Bond Retirement Date: June 2019 Years of Service: 12 69
1950’s Quick Fact: 1970-1999 1960’s 1999-2010 Sworn members are eligible for a full retirement at age 52 & 25 years of credited service Civilian members are eligible for a full retirement at age 62 or 30 years of credited service A member can retire earlier with a reduced benefit after they are vested in the City’s retirement plan 2000 2011-Present 70
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