COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN (CAD) CALLS FOR SERVICE BY SOURCE 2017ITEM CAD CALL ACTIVITY PERCENTAGE911 27,374 31.68%COMPUTER 4 .01%OFFICER INITIATED 28,759 33.28%OTHER 34 .04%PHONE 29,931 34.64%RADIO 292 .34%WALK IN 10 .01%TOTALS 86,404 100% OTHER, 34 , .04% PHONE, 29,931 , 34.64% RADIO, 292 , .34% WALK IN, 10 , .01%OFFICER INITIATED COMPUTER, 4, .01% 911 28,759 27,374 33.28% 31.68% 51
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN (CAD) CALLS FOR SERVICE BY PRIORITY 2017ITEM CAD CALL ACTIVITY PERCENTAGEPD PRIORITY 1 27,477 31.8%PD PRIORITY 2 12,885 14.91%PD PRIORITY 3 9,198 10.65%PD PRIORITY 4 26,756 30.97%TITUSVILLE FIRE DEPT. EMERGENCY 8,818 10.20%TITUSVILLE FIRE DEPT. NON-EMERGENCY 1,270 1.47%TOTALS 86,404 100% PD PRIORITY 4 TFD EMERGENCY 26,756 8,818 30.97% 10.20% TFD NON-PD PRIORITY 3 EMERGENCY 9,198 1,270 10.65% 1.47%PD PRIORITY 2 PD PRIORITY 1 12,885 27,477 14.91% 31.8%52
Quick Fact: DefinitionsPD Priority 1 Calls:Immediate or eminent field unit/citizen safety concerns= Immediate dispatchPD Priority 2 Calls:Possible field unit/citizen safety with possibility of escalation= Immediate dispatchPD Priority 3 Calls:No significant field unit/citizen safety concerns= Dispatch as quickly as possiblePD Priority 4 Calls:No field unit/citizen safety concerns= Dispatch upon unit availability 53
Quick Facts by the Numbers 2017: 2Number of Officers Per 1,000 City of Titusville residents 8 Number of Zones in the City of Titusville (Increases accountability in each zone) 11 Average number of personnel on each Squad, to include (9) Officers, (1) Corporal, & (1) Sergeant 11.5 Number of Hours each Police Officer works per shift 34.2 Total square miles the City of Titusville covers 43,761 Estimate of Titusville’s population in 2017 55
TPD CALLS FOR SERVICE BY MONTH & ZONE 2017 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTALSZONE 1 867 735 869 790 848 804 881 947 969 825 796 776 10,107ZONE 2 475 408 449 468 424 495 575 520 603 506 493 522 5,938ZONE 3 1,096 816 1,023 1,155 1,028 1,147 1,082 1,231 961 1,010 1,100 1,003 12,652ZONE 4 580 541 577 690 937 951 802 969 850 643 775 692 9,007ZONE 5 457 360 471 403 478 410 502 416 536 482 389 404 5,308ZONE 6 970 881 973 926 1,044 1,112 1,056 1,011 1,192 1,017 946 961 12,089ZONE 7 454 427 646 579 509 498 494 642 587 526 646 545 6,353ZONE 8 553 511 590 547 678 615 614 679 686 559 550 589 7,171TOTALS 5,452 4,679 5,598 5,558 5,946 6,032 6,006 6,315 6,384 5,568 5,595 5,492 68,625 TPD CALLS FOR SERVICE TOTALS BY ZONE14,000 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 TOTALS ZONE 6 ZONE 7 ZONE 812,000 ZONE 4 ZONE 510,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 ZONE 17,000 TPD CALLS FOR SERVICE TOTALS BY MONTH DEC6,0005,000 TOTALS4,000 FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV3,0002,0001,000 0 JAN56
TITUSVILLE FIRE & EMERGENCY CALLS FOR SERVICE BY MONTH & STATION 2017STATION JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTALS10 107 106 116 105 114 115 111 110 158 94 118 111 1,36511 215 222 225 223 219 227 208 243 262 213 199 236 2,69212 236 190 223 167 172 163 176 185 207 184 148 197 2,24813 291 243 283 250 252 212 235 246 269 259 285 234 3,059TOTALS 849 761 847 745 757 717 730 784 896 750 750 778 9,364 TF&ES CALLS FOR SERVICE TOTALS BY STATION4,0003,0002,0001,000 0 TOTALS STATION 10 STATION 11 STATION 12 STATION 131,000 TF&ES CALLS FOR SERVICE TOTALS BY MONTH 800 600 TOTALS 400 FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 200 0 57 JAN
TRAFFIC CRASH ANALYSIS 2016 - 2017 ITEM 2016 2017 CRASHES 1,131 1,100 MOTOR VEHICLES INVOLVED IN CRASHES 2,162 2,117 REPORTED INJURIES 153 175 TOTAL ESTIMATED DAMAGES $5,134,284 $22,754,442 TOTAL OF TRAFFIC RELATED FATALITIES 9 4 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ANALYSIS 2016 - 2017 ITEM 2016 2017 ISSUED FLORIDA UNIFORM TRAFFIC CITATIONS 1,559 1,214 CRIMINAL CITATIONS 569 685 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT 204 154 TRAFFIC STOPS 5,274 4,571 WRITTEN WARNINGS 486 363 MOST PREVALENT TIME/BUSIEST DAY/MONTH OF TRAFFIC CRASHES 2017 ITEM 2016 2017 BUSIEST TIME OF DAY 8:00AM-8:00PM 8:00AM-8:00PM % OF CRASHES IN 24 HOUR PERIOD 80% 77% BUSIEST DAY FRIDAY FRIDAY BUSIEST MONTH OF THE YEAR MAY MARCH IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM INTERSECTIONS 2017 #1 PROBLEM AREA SR 50 (CHENEY HIGHWAY) / INTERSTATE 95 #2 PROBLEM AREA SR 405 (SOUTH STREET) / SOUTH PARK AVENUE #3 PROBLEM AREA SR 405 (SOUTH STREET) / FOX LAKE ROAD #4 PROBLEM AREA SR 405 (COLUMBIA BOULEVARD) / WINDOVER TRAIL #5 PROBLEM AREA BARNA AVENUE / HARRISON STREET #6 PROBLEM AREA SR 50 (CHENEY HIGHWAY) / BARNA AVENUE58
Quick Fact: As a result of the Traffic Crash and Traffic Enforcement Analysis, & the Identification of Problem Intersections in 2017, the Titusville Police Department will Conduct the Following Traffic Enforcement Initiatives to Promote Traffic Safety and Education, & to Reduce Property Damage/Physical Injury Associated with Vehicle Crashes within the City of Titusville In 2018:1. Participate in the annual traffic enforcement campaigns such as Click It or Ticket;2. Increase enforcement efforts in high crash volume areas;3. Increase use of traffic message boards and radar measurement trailers in traffic complaint areas around the City;4. Continue use of social media to increase traffic safety/education awareness;5. Conduct DUI enforcement details;6. Adjust traffic personnel hours for better shift coverage.*Statistics generated through TPD’s traffic-related computer software (iyeTeK-LexisNexis),and Aegis Law Enforcement Records Management System (LERMS). 59
Quick Facts by the Numbers (2017): 174 Total Number of K-9 Team Deployments 12.75 Total Pounds of Illegal Narcotics Seized By K-9 Teams Quick Fact: 6In May 2017, TPD acquired two Suspectsfourteen month old Belgian Malinois Located & Arrestedafter K-9 Berry & K-9 Lex honorablyretired. The two male puppies, who by K-9 Trackswere also litter-mates, were born inBelgium & came from a long line of 2police & military service dogs. Missing/Suicidal Persons Located by K-9 TracksTPD asked the community to helpchoose names for our two newestmembers. After an overwhelming &amazing response from the citizens ofTitusville, our K-9’s were named“Scooby” and “Chase.”Both Scooby and Chase were certifiedas official K-9’s after a 640-hourtraining regimen with their handlers fornarcotics detection, criminalapprehension, handler protection,area & building searches, & tracking.60
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Quick Fact: The Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT) is a designated, specialized team within the Titusville Police Department, whose members are recruited, selected, trained, equipped, and assigned to resolve/respond to critical/high-risk incidents that would otherwise exceed the capabilities of traditional law enforcement, first responders, and/or investigative units.62
Quick Fact: SWAT by the Numbers (2017): 16 Average Amount of Hours SWAT Trains each Month in Addition to Outside/Advanced Training Received 11 Activations 5 Search Warrants 4 Armed/Barricaded/Suicidal Gunman 2 Directed ActionsEach December, SWAT concludes training for the year with aweek-long/40-hour training circuit encompassing all aspectsof the Team’s training throughout the year on topics such asFirearm & Weapon Qualifications, Vehicle Apprehensions,High-Risk Search Warrants, Active Shooter Training, DignitaryProtection, & Tactical Rural Tracking Utilizing K-9 Teams.TPD SWAT Members maintain memberships with theNational Tactical Officers Association (NTOA), & the FloridaSWAT Association (FSA), while SWAT Snipers are also membersof the American Sniper Association (ASA).These organizations provide our Team with advanced trainingon topics including Team Leader Development, SWATCommand Decision Making & Leadership, Armored VehicleRescue Operations, Tactical Medical, Hostage Rescue, &Sniper Certification Courses. 63
Quick Fact: 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 theCase Report Number & Description of the Item(s) you would like to retrieve during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 8am-3pm) **Items are only released by appointments** 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.64
In the past few years, TPD GOES GREENthe Titusville Police WITH DIGITALDepartment has BARCODE /been successful insolving a number of SCANNING SYSTEMmajor crimes using TPD now barcodes & scans all property &DNA & fingerprints. evidence during intake & release. This barcode/scanning system, to include a tablet, increases efficiency, productivity, accountability, reduces cost, increases security, reduces retrieval times, & enables TPD to move toward a paperless (green) environment. 65
Quick Facts by the Numbers:47,060Property and/or Evidence Items heldby the Titusville Police Departmentat the end of 2017139Property and Evidence/Crime ScenePersonnel Call Outs in 201712Average number of Call Outs per Month3Number of Property and Evidence/Crime Scene Personnel to include(1) Crime Scene & Evidence Manager& (2) Crime Scene Technicians 66
2017 Property & Evidence Items Amount Received 7,543 Evidence 943 8,486 Property Amount Total Items Received 3,082 2017 Property & Evidence Items 232 Destroyed/Returned to Owner 331 3,645 Property & Evidence Items Destroyed Evidence Items Returned to Owner 67 Safekeeping and Found Property Items Returned to Owner Total Items Destroyed/Returned to OwnerTPD now storeselectronic evidence,such as pictures,body cam & in-carvideo withinevidence.com, acloud-based softwareprogram. This virtuallyeliminates the needto store CDs/DVDs &reduces the amountof physical evidencewe must store.
Quick Facts by the Numbers: 2,247 Amount of Victim Services provided in 2017, to include Crisis Counseling, Follow-up Contacts, Information & Referrals, Criminal Justice Support/Advocacy, Assistance with Victim Compensation, Personal Advocacy, and Telephone Contacts 594 Number of Victims Served in 201768
The Titusville Police Department has 69its own Victim Advocate whoprovides victims and witnesses withsupport, assistance, and crisisintervention at a time when it ismost needed. The initial shockfollowing a crime, sudden death, orother trauma is harsh and painfulfor those involved. The VictimAdvocate is an additional resourcein the police department whichallows us to focus more attentionon the victim(s).The Victim Advocate can helpvictims of domestic violence,sexual battery, and humantrafficking apply for relocationassistance, and can also assistvictims in applying for Crime VictimCompensation such as:reimbursement for medicalexpenses, wage loss, property loss,counseling, and funeral/burialexpenses.
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2017 InspectionsInspections Amount Reactive 5,290 Proactive 3,675 1,846 Signs 10,811Total Inspections Yearly Review Report 2017Complaints, Violations, and Cases Type of Activity Amount Complaints Received 7,426 Violations Recorded 2,719 Notice of Violations Issued 1,167Public Nuisance/Notice of Violation Letters 2,923 Properties Mowed by City Contractor Cases brought into compliance 40 5,256 by 1st Re-inspectCases Referred to Code Enforcement Board 271 19,802 Total ActivityFees, Fines, and Payments Collected 2017 Collections AmountTotal Administrative Fees Collected $7,928.52 Total Code Enforcement $103,456.29 Fines/Liens Collected $4,774.01 Total Lot Cleaning Fees Collected $116,158.82 Total Payments Collected $79,350.00 $195,508.82Total Vacant Registry Fees Collected Total Revenue Collected 71
Quick Fact: 10 Most Common Code Violations1. Yard Maintenance Standards2. Inoperable Motor Vehicles3. Accumulation of Miscellaneous Junk & Debris4. Parking Regulations5. Outdoor Storage6. Conditions of Structures7. Prohibited Businesses8. Commercial Equipment9. Illegal Dwelling Units10. Paint 72
CODE ENFORCEMENT CODE ENFORCEMENTFISCAL YEAR 2017/2018 BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 2017/2018ITEM COST BUDGETPROFESSIONAL SERVICES $18,000 PUBLICATIONS TRAINING PROFESSIONAL OPERATING SERVICESTRAVEL & PER DIEM $5,460 TRAVEL & SUPPLIES PER DIEMCOMMUNICATIONS $8,250SERVICES $13,500FREIGHT & POSTAGEAUTO INSURANCE $582REPAIR & MAINTENANCE $17,486PRINTING & BINDING $3,000OTHER OBLIGATIONS $2,000OFFICE SUPPLIES $2,000 OFFICE FREIGHT & SUPPLIES POSTAGEOPERATING SUPPLIES $43,320 REPAIR & OTHER MAINTENANCEPUBLICATIONS $600 OBLIGATIONS AUTO INSURANCETRAINING $3,500 PRINTING & BINDINGTOTALS $115,698 CODE ENFORCEMENT CODE ENFORCEMENT FISCAL YEAR 2017/2018 FISCAL YEAR 2017/2018 PERSONNEL COSTS PERSONNEL COSTSITEM COST REGULAR PAYREGULAR PAY $241,654OVERTIME $2,800SPECIAL PAY $960(EDUCATION/INSUR.)FICA $18,259RETIREMENT $42,803CONTRIBUTIONSGROUP HEALTH $49,208 EXPENSE GROUP OVERTIMEINSURANCE $3,392 CREDIT HEALTHPUBLIC SAFETY (WC) INSURANCE FICA PUBLICEXPENSE CREDIT – LABOR -$3,156.80 SAFETY RETIREMENTTOTALS $355,919.20 (WC) 73
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2017 School Outreach Events 75 Apollo Elementary Excellent Readers Tour & Pizza Celebration Apollo Elementary Fall Festival Apollo Elementary School Hi-5 Day Apollo Elementary Kickball with Kids Apollo Elementary Marvel Monday Apollo Elementary Veterans Day Salute Back to School Bash at River Lanes Back to School Event – Gibson Center Bryan Family Home School Police Department Tour Campus Charter Fall FestivalCity of Titusville Home School Students Police Dept. Tour and Q and A Coquina Elementary Halloween Trick or Treat Coquina Elementary Kickball with Kids Imperial Estates Elementary K-9 Demo Imperial Estates Elementary Kickball with Kids Imperial Estates Elementary National Literacy Day Imperial Estates Elementary Snow Cones with Kids Imperial Estates Elementary Super Hero Friday Jackson Middle School Ladies Professional Day Jackson Middle School Kids vs. Cops Basketball Fundraiser Life Center Academy Halloween at TPD Event Life Center Academy and Fighting Edge Gym Snow Cones and Cops Madison Middle School End of Year Celebration Madison Middle School No Kid Eats Alone Day Madison Middle School Popcorn for Kids Positive Behavior Event Oak Park Elementary “Feeding the Kid” Events x3 Oak Park Elementary Positive Behavior Event Park Avenue Christian Academy Coffee with a Cop Park Avenue Christian Academy Fall Festival Preschool K-9 Demonstration Sculptor Charter School Fall Festival Space Coast Jr./Sr. High School Career Day Temple Christian School Drunk Driving Awareness Presentation Temple Christian School See Something, Say Something Training Titusville High School Drug Awareness Presentation
2017 Partnerships & Parades 7-11 End of Year Hero Day Ace Hardware & TPD Hurricane Irma Preparation Blitz Harry T. Moore Center Family Health Day Harry T. Moore Center Community Meal Program Keri Anne DeMott Matters Foundation and TPD Walk Like Madd Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and Heritage Festival National Night Out N. American Police & Work Dog Association (NAPWDA) State & Nationwide Training Parrish Medical Center Gift of Light Parrish Medical Center Individual First Aid Kit Program for First Responders Parrish Medical Center Sun Protection Awareness Pet Super Market and TPD K-9’s Meet and Greet S.A.L.T., TRIAD, and TPD Valentines for Seniors TPD, Wal-Mart, Kennedy Space Center Visitor’s Complex, McDonalds, & Titusville Police Youth Foundation Annual Shop with a Cop Event Wreaths Across America and Titusville Police Department’s Community Watch Titusville Christmas Parade YMCA & TPD Angel Tree Toy Collection76
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2017 Community Outreach A. Max Brewer Bridge Traffic Enforcement Active Shooter Presentation for First United Methodist Downtown Titusville Active Shooter Presentation for Unite Churches in Titusville Active Shooter Presentation for Imperial Estates Elementary Staff Active Shooter Presentation for Launch FCUBoot Drive & Awareness Initiative for Homeless Veterans Boy Scout Wolf Den Police Department Tour Church is One Breakfast Clerk of the Court Employee K-9 Demonstration Coffee with a Cop – Dunkin Donuts Coffee with a Cop – McDonald’s US1 Location Coffee with a Cop – Mims United Methodist Church Coffee with a Cop – Park Avenue Christian Academy Community Watch Escort of Moving Vietnam Memorial Wall Crime Prevention & Awareness for Local Realtors Association Girl Scout Police Department Tour78
2017 Community Outreach Halloween Trick or Treat Community Watch Patrol Healthy Kids Day at the YMCAHero Hockey Fundraising Event Featuring Eric Coleman Indian River City Little League Opening Day w/Officers Sunflower Seeds & Peanuts Giveaways K-9 Demonstration & Snow Cones for the Hawks Pop Warner Football Sign Up Event Mock SWAT/Active Shooter Training at Astronaut High School North Brevard Adults w/Disabilities TPD Tour Operation Shop Safe Partnership in Education Award for Titusville Chamber of Commerce Reverse Christmas Parade Benefiting Toys for Tots Royal Palms Senior Veterans Awareness Day School Zone Traffic Enforcement SALT & TRIAD Senior Santa EventSnow Cone Welcome & Grand Opening at Family DollarSplash Pad Grand Opening Event Popcorn for Everyone St. Baldrick’s Fund Raising EventsSumo Wrestling Fundraiser at the Downtown Live Event Tour De Force Law Enforcement Bike Event Benefiting Cancer Awareness Toys for Tots Toy Distribution/Organization Trunk or Treat At Sand Point Park w/North Brevard Parks and RecreationTitusville Police Department’s Citizens’ Police Academy Valentine’s Day Cards for Seniors (SALT) Walk Like MADD at UCF w/Team TPD for Drunk Driving Awareness Wolf Pack 488 Car Wash at TPD Wolf Pack 488 Summer Bash w/TPD Women’s Center Summer Camp Presentations on Internet Dangers and Stranger Danger Young Men’s Leadership Program (MALE) Speakers & Mentors at Harry T. Moore Center in Mims 79
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NAME AWARD DATE Detective James Burkett Officer of the Month January 2017 Officer Scott Andrews Officer of the Month February 2017 Detective Michael Lindo Officer of the Month Officer Tyler Glenn Officer of the Month March 2017 Officer of the Month April 2017 Co-Officers Kevin Joyce & May 2017 Travis Sherrod Officer of the Month Officer of the Month June 2017 Detective Austin Reedy July 2017 Co-Detectives Lauren Watson & Officer of the Month Officer of the Month August 2017 Mitch Slack Officer of the Month September 2017 Officer Jennifer Gass Officer of the Month Officer Shawntrale Durden Officer of the Month October 2017 Detective Kevin Joyce November 2017 Officer Mark Fourtney Supervisor of the 1st Quarter December 2017Co-Detectives Corporal Tim Werring & Supervisor of the 2nd Quarter Detective Austin Reedy Supervisor of the 3rd Quarter 1st Quarter 2017 Sergeant Lincoln Strom Supervisor of the 4th Quarter 2nd Quarter 2017 PSAP Supervisor Deborah Staten 3rd Quarter 2017 Sergeant John Cruz 911-PST of the Quarter 4th Quarter 2017 Code Enforcement Manager 911-PST of the Quarter 911-PST of the Quarter 1st Quarter 2017 Glenn Tolleson Civilian Employee of the Quarter 3rd Quarter 2017 911- PST Brandy Lampton 4th Quarter 2017 Civilian Employee of the Quarter 1st Quarter 2017 911-PST Carol Guntner Civilian Employee of the Quarter 911-PST Kimberly Adair 3rd Quarter 2017 Code Enforcement Specialist City Employee of the Month 4th Quarter 2017 City Employee of the Month Megan Laurencio City Employee of the Month January 2017 Records Clerk Lisa Marie Morrison City Employee of the Month July 2017Administrative Assistant Angie Spangler Supervisor of the Year November 2017 Officer Vincent Ferraiuolo Detective of the Year December 2017 Officer Jorge Cabranes Sergeant John Cruz Officer of the Year 2017 Officer Robert Hicks 911-PST of the Year 2017 Sergeant John Cruz Civilian Employee of the Year 2017 Detective Mitch Slack Rookie of the Year 2017 Officer Tyler Glenn Officer Jack Schnell Traffic Safety Award 2017 911-PST Kim Adair Community Watch Member of the Year 2017 Volunteer of the Year 2017 Records Clerk Lisa Marie Morrison School Crossing Guard of the Year 2017 Officer Frances Santiago 2017 Officer Jason Sanchez 2017 Albert Therriault Chaplain Shelby Davis Garry Coleman 81
Sergeant Carolina Johnson Retirement Date: April 2017 Years of Service: 14 Reserve Officer Dana Teartt Retirement Date: April 2017 Years of Service: 17 Reserve Officer Alan Watson Retirement Date: March 2017 Years of Service: 25 Lieutenant Thomas House Retirement Date: December 2017 Years of Service: 27 Deputy Chief Thomas Barry Retirement Date: August 2017 Years of Service: 30 Administrative Assistant Cynthia Miller Retirement Date: August 2017 Years of Service: 3082
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