00-252ORIGI
NAL
RESJJLUTION
OF Sr�iT PAUL, MINNESOTA
PrescnCcd B,y:
Referred To:
.�-�..---�� w
aested by De�tment of:
Police � 1
Unitcd :
Drug G�
BGITF
Willit�m
YI11S �11'0,
), thxt the Saint Paul Police Department is nuthorized to enter into an agreement with thc
;s llepartment of' Justicc, Federal Bureau of Investigation Yo p:irticipate in an Orglnized
xmcnt Taslc rorcq and
TH�R RESOLV�D, that thc proper ciYy officials, including Saint Paul Police Chief
nc,y, arc hcrcby authorized to execute such agreements as nre necessary to implement
on bchtdf of thc City of Saiint Paul.
Adoptcd by
Adoption C
By: .-��
B,y:
I: Date: �,,,,.,_��
by Coancil Secrctary:
By: ..../ ' ���
I+urm A�y�qved by
By:
0
CouncilFite # OQ-�Se�
Green Sheet # 104588
Committee:Date:
Attorncy:
2-�-i I v�
Approved by ayor for Submission to Council:
B Y� __ �4=��^ "�'I!!�e ,,�`f�G�'/Gt'!`Z`-' —
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0
DEPARTMENT/OFFICEfCOUNCiL DA7E INITIATED �
roi�� ai2aioo GREEN SHEET No. 104588
CONTACT PERSON 8 PHONE INmAVDATE � INfiIALIDATE
W111i2InFlilil0y 292-3588 1 DEPAItTMENfO1RECTOR i.r" $ cmcauxrn
MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (DATE) W'�S
�CrtYATfORNEY� ❑p{YCLEitK
_ _ SENVICESWt `�- � - fWANCIpL5ERVIACCTG - -
�M4YOR�OAASSISTANT) � �ynwriRIGMS
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
• ACTION REQUESTED
Approval of the attached council resolution authorizing the Saint Paul Police Department to enter 9nto an
agreement with the United States Departrnent of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigauon.
RECOMMENDATION ApPfOVe (A) of REj2C[ (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING �UESTIONS
1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked undet a contract for this departmert'�
PLANNING COMMISSION YES NO
CIB COMMITfEE 2. Has ihis personKrm ever been a city employee7
CIVILSERVICECOMMISSION YES NO
� 3 Does this perSONfirtn possess a ski➢ not mrmally possesse0 6y any current ciry employee�
YES NO
4. Is this personKrm a targeted vendoR
YES NO
� Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach to greea sheet
� INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNI7Y (WHO, WHA7, WHEN, WHERE, WHY)
The Saint Paul Police Department wants to continue its participahon in the Organized Crime Dmg
Enforcement Task Force. (Attached is a copy of the agreement with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.)
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
The Saint Paul Police Departrnent will participate in [he Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
and be reimbursed for overtime work on the task force. �, t ,. k
M�.�
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DISADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
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� DISADVANTAGES IF NO7 APPROVED + ° + -. ^�✓ L� � �
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The Saint Paul Police Department will discontinue its participation in the Organized Crime and Drug
Enforcement Task Force. a � � � ����
���30
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ see the attached agreement COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
FUNDING SOURCE UIIIYB(1 ,SY3Y05 DCP3LfII10Ilt Of JUSYlCO AC7IVITY NUMBER CiOQli 70VCIIU8 t0 0410�
FINANCIAL WFORMA710N (EXPLAIN)
�j ORGANIZED CRINiE DRUG. ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES
Agreement
FOR THE USE OF THE STATE AND LOCAL
OVERTIME AND AUTHORIZED EXPENSE PROGRAM
D�te of Request: 10 / 2 0/9 9
Feder.il Tax Identification #: 41- 6 0 0- 5 5 21
Amount Requested:
UO - a.S �
�
OCDETE Investigation
Number: GL-MNN-081
g 1U,000.00
of Officers Listed: 2
Federal Agency [�4e�5u'qa 51114 .
Number: �
Fmm: 10/O1/99 -
Beginning Aate of Agreement
To: 09/30/00
Endin Date of A reement
State or Loctil Agency
Conmct Person: Lt. Kenneth Reed
Telephone Number: � 651 ) 292
Sponsoring Federal Agency(ies):
State or Local Agency Nume and Address:
ST. PAUL POLICE DEPARTMENT
100 East llth Street
ST, PAUL, MN 55101
Federal Bureau of Investigation
This agreement is between the above named State or tocal law enforcement agency and
Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. This agreement shalt be effective when signed
by an authorized State or local agency ofYicial, the sponsoring Federai Agency Special Agent-In-
Charge and Agency OCDETF Coordinator, and [he Assistant United States Attorney OCDETF
Coordinator.
1. It is agreed that the State or local law enforcement officers named on this
agreement will assist in Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
investigations and prosecutions as set forth i� the Oreanize� Crime DruQ
p f r.mrnr Tack F�rce Guidelines, November 1997.
2. The State/local law enforcement agency agrees to provide experienced drug faw
enforcement officers who are identified in this agreement to work on the specified
OCDETF investigatioa. Any change in law enforcement officers assigned must be
agreed to by all approving officials.
Agreement (Jan. 99). Paga I.
00 _ �,s 1
3. O£ficers who are not deputized shall possess no law
enforcement authority other than that conferred by virtue o£
their position as a co ned__o#fi�e� og �};�}�
- agency.
4. Of£icers who are deputized may possess Federal law enforcement
authority as specified by the agency af£ording the deputation.
5. Any State o£ local officers assigned to an OCDETF
investigation in accordance with this Agreement are not
considered Federal Employees and do not take on the benefits
of Federal employment by virtue of their participation in the
investigation
6. The OCDETF and the sponsoring Federal law enforcement
agency(ies) for the approved OCDETF investigation will provide
to assigned State/local officer(s) the cl=rical, operational
and administrative support that is mutually agreed to by the
parties of this Agreement.
7. The U.S. Department oP Justice will reimburse the agency for
approved overtime costs and authorized travel and per diem
expenses for 1aw en£orcement o££icers assigned to the
speci£ied OCDETF investigation. The Agency is responsible for
paying its employees £or their overtime, travel and per diem
expenses. To ensure proper and complete utilization of OCDETF
overtime and expense allocations, reimbursement claims must be
submitted monthly on the OCDETE Reimbursement Request Form.
Analysis of reimbursement claims by the Task Force may result
in a modification of the obligation of funds contained within
this Agreement as well as the time period covered. The Agency
affected by any such modification will be telephonically
advised at least (30) days in advance with follow-up
confirmation in writing. Overtime payments, in any event, may
not, on an annual per person basis, exceed 25� o£ the current
GS-10, Step 1 Federal salary rate in effect at the time the
overtime is performed. The Great Lakes R=qion has set a cap
on reimbursements at $772.02 per State/local 1aw enforcement
o£ficer/per month. The State/looal agency is responsible for
ensuring that this annual/monthly payment is not exceeded.
The field o£fice of the sponsoring Federal agency and the
Eederal Agency OCDETF Coordinator will also monitor these
payments.
8. In no event will the State/local Agency charge any indirect
costs £or the administration or impl=mAntation of this
Agreement.
9. The State/local agency shall maintain complete and accurate
records and accounts of all obligations and expenditures of
funds under this agreement in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles and instructions required by
the OCDETF to facilitate inspection and auditing of such
records and accounts.
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10. The State/local Agency shall permit and have readily available
for PY=**�;nation and auditing by representatives o£ the OCDETF,
the s�onsorina F'eder agP_n_c�(' ) +z--- *, S H�F o
-- 3ustice, the Comptroller General of the united States, and/or
any o£ their duly authorized agents and representatives, any
and all records, documents, accounts, invoices, receipts, or
expendi.tures relating to this agreement. In addition, the
agency will maintain all such foregoing reports and records
until all audits and examinations are completed and resolved,
or for a period of six (6) years after termination o£ this
agreement, whichever is sooner.
11. The State/local agency will comply with Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act oP 1964 and all requirements applicable to OCDETF
agreements pursuant to the regulations of the Department of
Justice (see, e_g., 28 C.F.R. Part 42, Subparts C and G; 28
C.F.R. 50.3 (1991) issued pursuant to Title �7I relating to
discrimination on the grounds of race, color, sex, age,
national origin or handicap.
12. This agreement may be termi.nated by any of the parties by
written notice to the other parties thirty (30) days prior to
termi.nation. Billing £or outstanding obligations shall be
received by the OGDETF within thirty (30) days of the
termination.
This agreement is not a contract or obligation to commi.t Federal
£unds in the maximum amounts projeated. Funding allocations for the time
period set forth and agreed to herein represent projections only and are
based upon consultation between the sponsoring Federal agency and the
State or local law en£orce agency. They are, therefore, subject to
modi£ication by the OCDE�sed upon the progress and needs of the
OCDETF investi on. ` A ditlonally, resources are contingent on the
availability f fund . 1_ .
Approved By: W •
Of£icial — Title � � Date
APProved By: � /
Sponsor' Fed r 1 Agency Special Agent in Charge Date
Approved By:
5ponsoring Federal Agency OCDETF Coordinator Date
Approved By:
Assistant United States Attorney OCDETF Coordinator Date
Funds are enenmbered for the State/local Agency overtime costs and
authorized eacpenses specified above.
Approved By:
Director, Executive Office for OCDETF Date
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ORGA1vIZED CRIME DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES
ZO�AL �AW � NT OFFICERS
ASSIGNED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE AND
LOCAL OVERTIME AND AUTHORIZED EXPENSE PROGRAM
Sta[e or Local Agency: St. Paul Police Department
OCDETF Investigation Number: 245D-MP-51114
The law enforcement officers listed below are provided to assist with ihe above
identified OCDETF investigation. Any modification of the list of law enforcement officers
must be agreed to in writing by all of the parties to this agreement, made a part of this
agreement, and forwarded to the Executive Office for OCDETF.
�A�jg TITi.E./R_ANK QQ�
l, Thomas F Dunaski Sergeant 09/20/1944
2. Robert S Kosloske O£ficer 12/14/196�
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
(If additionxt personne( are to be de�itizecl phota:opy t(us �xiga nncl inseR in Ihe reyuest.)
Agrenment (Jxn. 99), Page 4,
4 � ��
O� ����
Great Lakes Region
OVERTIME COMPENSATION
State or Local Agency• St. Paul Police Department
OCDETF Investigation Number; GL -M N N-081
Federal Agency 245D-MP-51114
Investigation Number:
The below listed officer(s), who are under Agreement
with the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force, understand
and agree to comply with the following:
Each officer is to be assigned fu11-time (E.G., 8 hours
per days, 40 hours per week) to the above OCDETF investigation.
Each officer is to work an'8 hour day on above OCDETF
investigation prior to claiming overtime for that day. If an
officer does not work 8 hours on above OCDETF investiqation,
he/she is not entitled to overtime under this Agreement.
'/'� �— �
��� z��.� � ,/�
Tnomas F. Dunaski
Sergeant
� �� � ����—
Robert J. Iosloske
O£ficer
i �-� Jv
ate
I-/9-o��
ORIGI
NAL
RESJJLUTION
OF Sr�iT PAUL, MINNESOTA
PrescnCcd B,y:
Referred To:
.�-�..---�� w
aested by De�tment of:
Police � 1
Unitcd :
Drug G�
BGITF
Willit�m
YI11S �11'0,
), thxt the Saint Paul Police Department is nuthorized to enter into an agreement with thc
;s llepartment of' Justicc, Federal Bureau of Investigation Yo p:irticipate in an Orglnized
xmcnt Taslc rorcq and
TH�R RESOLV�D, that thc proper ciYy officials, including Saint Paul Police Chief
nc,y, arc hcrcby authorized to execute such agreements as nre necessary to implement
on bchtdf of thc City of Saiint Paul.
Adoptcd by
Adoption C
By: .-��
B,y:
I: Date: �,,,,.,_��
by Coancil Secrctary:
By: ..../ ' ���
I+urm A�y�qved by
By:
0
CouncilFite # OQ-�Se�
Green Sheet # 104588
Committee:Date:
Attorncy:
2-�-i I v�
Approved by ayor for Submission to Council:
B Y� __ �4=��^ "�'I!!�e ,,�`f�G�'/Gt'!`Z`-' —
�
0
DEPARTMENT/OFFICEfCOUNCiL DA7E INITIATED �
roi�� ai2aioo GREEN SHEET No. 104588
CONTACT PERSON 8 PHONE INmAVDATE � INfiIALIDATE
W111i2InFlilil0y 292-3588 1 DEPAItTMENfO1RECTOR i.r" $ cmcauxrn
MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (DATE) W'�S
�CrtYATfORNEY� ❑p{YCLEitK
_ _ SENVICESWt `�- � - fWANCIpL5ERVIACCTG - -
�M4YOR�OAASSISTANT) � �ynwriRIGMS
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
• ACTION REQUESTED
Approval of the attached council resolution authorizing the Saint Paul Police Department to enter 9nto an
agreement with the United States Departrnent of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigauon.
RECOMMENDATION ApPfOVe (A) of REj2C[ (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING �UESTIONS
1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked undet a contract for this departmert'�
PLANNING COMMISSION YES NO
CIB COMMITfEE 2. Has ihis personKrm ever been a city employee7
CIVILSERVICECOMMISSION YES NO
� 3 Does this perSONfirtn possess a ski➢ not mrmally possesse0 6y any current ciry employee�
YES NO
4. Is this personKrm a targeted vendoR
YES NO
� Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach to greea sheet
� INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNI7Y (WHO, WHA7, WHEN, WHERE, WHY)
The Saint Paul Police Department wants to continue its participahon in the Organized Crime Dmg
Enforcement Task Force. (Attached is a copy of the agreement with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.)
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
The Saint Paul Police Departrnent will participate in [he Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
and be reimbursed for overtime work on the task force. �, t ,. k
M�.�
�._ :,-_ : �.`
DISADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
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a�t3334�5 F'e�S'�2"e::tl �°°,s+:1i!sr �t' � ,. i'!.1..%
None
'�� � . . ; � �.,,
e � E�' �
� DISADVANTAGES IF NO7 APPROVED + ° + -. ^�✓ L� � �
0.<i:i. ��b�a�''�si ve3;t �Q
The Saint Paul Police Department will discontinue its participation in the Organized Crime and Drug
Enforcement Task Force. a � � � ����
���30
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ see the attached agreement COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
FUNDING SOURCE UIIIYB(1 ,SY3Y05 DCP3LfII10Ilt Of JUSYlCO AC7IVITY NUMBER CiOQli 70VCIIU8 t0 0410�
FINANCIAL WFORMA710N (EXPLAIN)
�j ORGANIZED CRINiE DRUG. ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES
Agreement
FOR THE USE OF THE STATE AND LOCAL
OVERTIME AND AUTHORIZED EXPENSE PROGRAM
D�te of Request: 10 / 2 0/9 9
Feder.il Tax Identification #: 41- 6 0 0- 5 5 21
Amount Requested:
UO - a.S �
�
OCDETE Investigation
Number: GL-MNN-081
g 1U,000.00
of Officers Listed: 2
Federal Agency [�4e�5u'qa 51114 .
Number: �
Fmm: 10/O1/99 -
Beginning Aate of Agreement
To: 09/30/00
Endin Date of A reement
State or Loctil Agency
Conmct Person: Lt. Kenneth Reed
Telephone Number: � 651 ) 292
Sponsoring Federal Agency(ies):
State or Local Agency Nume and Address:
ST. PAUL POLICE DEPARTMENT
100 East llth Street
ST, PAUL, MN 55101
Federal Bureau of Investigation
This agreement is between the above named State or tocal law enforcement agency and
Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. This agreement shalt be effective when signed
by an authorized State or local agency ofYicial, the sponsoring Federai Agency Special Agent-In-
Charge and Agency OCDETF Coordinator, and [he Assistant United States Attorney OCDETF
Coordinator.
1. It is agreed that the State or local law enforcement officers named on this
agreement will assist in Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
investigations and prosecutions as set forth i� the Oreanize� Crime DruQ
p f r.mrnr Tack F�rce Guidelines, November 1997.
2. The State/local law enforcement agency agrees to provide experienced drug faw
enforcement officers who are identified in this agreement to work on the specified
OCDETF investigatioa. Any change in law enforcement officers assigned must be
agreed to by all approving officials.
Agreement (Jan. 99). Paga I.
00 _ �,s 1
3. O£ficers who are not deputized shall possess no law
enforcement authority other than that conferred by virtue o£
their position as a co ned__o#fi�e� og �};�}�
- agency.
4. Of£icers who are deputized may possess Federal law enforcement
authority as specified by the agency af£ording the deputation.
5. Any State o£ local officers assigned to an OCDETF
investigation in accordance with this Agreement are not
considered Federal Employees and do not take on the benefits
of Federal employment by virtue of their participation in the
investigation
6. The OCDETF and the sponsoring Federal law enforcement
agency(ies) for the approved OCDETF investigation will provide
to assigned State/local officer(s) the cl=rical, operational
and administrative support that is mutually agreed to by the
parties of this Agreement.
7. The U.S. Department oP Justice will reimburse the agency for
approved overtime costs and authorized travel and per diem
expenses for 1aw en£orcement o££icers assigned to the
speci£ied OCDETF investigation. The Agency is responsible for
paying its employees £or their overtime, travel and per diem
expenses. To ensure proper and complete utilization of OCDETF
overtime and expense allocations, reimbursement claims must be
submitted monthly on the OCDETE Reimbursement Request Form.
Analysis of reimbursement claims by the Task Force may result
in a modification of the obligation of funds contained within
this Agreement as well as the time period covered. The Agency
affected by any such modification will be telephonically
advised at least (30) days in advance with follow-up
confirmation in writing. Overtime payments, in any event, may
not, on an annual per person basis, exceed 25� o£ the current
GS-10, Step 1 Federal salary rate in effect at the time the
overtime is performed. The Great Lakes R=qion has set a cap
on reimbursements at $772.02 per State/local 1aw enforcement
o£ficer/per month. The State/looal agency is responsible for
ensuring that this annual/monthly payment is not exceeded.
The field o£fice of the sponsoring Federal agency and the
Eederal Agency OCDETF Coordinator will also monitor these
payments.
8. In no event will the State/local Agency charge any indirect
costs £or the administration or impl=mAntation of this
Agreement.
9. The State/local agency shall maintain complete and accurate
records and accounts of all obligations and expenditures of
funds under this agreement in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles and instructions required by
the OCDETF to facilitate inspection and auditing of such
records and accounts.
, �
00 -ZSa--
10. The State/local Agency shall permit and have readily available
for PY=**�;nation and auditing by representatives o£ the OCDETF,
the s�onsorina F'eder agP_n_c�(' ) +z--- *, S H�F o
-- 3ustice, the Comptroller General of the united States, and/or
any o£ their duly authorized agents and representatives, any
and all records, documents, accounts, invoices, receipts, or
expendi.tures relating to this agreement. In addition, the
agency will maintain all such foregoing reports and records
until all audits and examinations are completed and resolved,
or for a period of six (6) years after termination o£ this
agreement, whichever is sooner.
11. The State/local agency will comply with Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act oP 1964 and all requirements applicable to OCDETF
agreements pursuant to the regulations of the Department of
Justice (see, e_g., 28 C.F.R. Part 42, Subparts C and G; 28
C.F.R. 50.3 (1991) issued pursuant to Title �7I relating to
discrimination on the grounds of race, color, sex, age,
national origin or handicap.
12. This agreement may be termi.nated by any of the parties by
written notice to the other parties thirty (30) days prior to
termi.nation. Billing £or outstanding obligations shall be
received by the OGDETF within thirty (30) days of the
termination.
This agreement is not a contract or obligation to commi.t Federal
£unds in the maximum amounts projeated. Funding allocations for the time
period set forth and agreed to herein represent projections only and are
based upon consultation between the sponsoring Federal agency and the
State or local law en£orce agency. They are, therefore, subject to
modi£ication by the OCDE�sed upon the progress and needs of the
OCDETF investi on. ` A ditlonally, resources are contingent on the
availability f fund . 1_ .
Approved By: W •
Of£icial — Title � � Date
APProved By: � /
Sponsor' Fed r 1 Agency Special Agent in Charge Date
Approved By:
5ponsoring Federal Agency OCDETF Coordinator Date
Approved By:
Assistant United States Attorney OCDETF Coordinator Date
Funds are enenmbered for the State/local Agency overtime costs and
authorized eacpenses specified above.
Approved By:
Director, Executive Office for OCDETF Date
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00 _asa-
ORGA1vIZED CRIME DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES
ZO�AL �AW � NT OFFICERS
ASSIGNED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE AND
LOCAL OVERTIME AND AUTHORIZED EXPENSE PROGRAM
Sta[e or Local Agency: St. Paul Police Department
OCDETF Investigation Number: 245D-MP-51114
The law enforcement officers listed below are provided to assist with ihe above
identified OCDETF investigation. Any modification of the list of law enforcement officers
must be agreed to in writing by all of the parties to this agreement, made a part of this
agreement, and forwarded to the Executive Office for OCDETF.
�A�jg TITi.E./R_ANK QQ�
l, Thomas F Dunaski Sergeant 09/20/1944
2. Robert S Kosloske O£ficer 12/14/196�
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
(If additionxt personne( are to be de�itizecl phota:opy t(us �xiga nncl inseR in Ihe reyuest.)
Agrenment (Jxn. 99), Page 4,
4 � ��
O� ����
Great Lakes Region
OVERTIME COMPENSATION
State or Local Agency• St. Paul Police Department
OCDETF Investigation Number; GL -M N N-081
Federal Agency 245D-MP-51114
Investigation Number:
The below listed officer(s), who are under Agreement
with the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force, understand
and agree to comply with the following:
Each officer is to be assigned fu11-time (E.G., 8 hours
per days, 40 hours per week) to the above OCDETF investigation.
Each officer is to work an'8 hour day on above OCDETF
investigation prior to claiming overtime for that day. If an
officer does not work 8 hours on above OCDETF investiqation,
he/she is not entitled to overtime under this Agreement.
'/'� �— �
��� z��.� � ,/�
Tnomas F. Dunaski
Sergeant
� �� � ����—
Robert J. Iosloske
O£ficer
i �-� Jv
ate
I-/9-o��
ORIGI
NAL
RESJJLUTION
OF Sr�iT PAUL, MINNESOTA
PrescnCcd B,y:
Referred To:
.�-�..---�� w
aested by De�tment of:
Police � 1
Unitcd :
Drug G�
BGITF
Willit�m
YI11S �11'0,
), thxt the Saint Paul Police Department is nuthorized to enter into an agreement with thc
;s llepartment of' Justicc, Federal Bureau of Investigation Yo p:irticipate in an Orglnized
xmcnt Taslc rorcq and
TH�R RESOLV�D, that thc proper ciYy officials, including Saint Paul Police Chief
nc,y, arc hcrcby authorized to execute such agreements as nre necessary to implement
on bchtdf of thc City of Saiint Paul.
Adoptcd by
Adoption C
By: .-��
B,y:
I: Date: �,,,,.,_��
by Coancil Secrctary:
By: ..../ ' ���
I+urm A�y�qved by
By:
0
CouncilFite # OQ-�Se�
Green Sheet # 104588
Committee:Date:
Attorncy:
2-�-i I v�
Approved by ayor for Submission to Council:
B Y� __ �4=��^ "�'I!!�e ,,�`f�G�'/Gt'!`Z`-' —
�
0
DEPARTMENT/OFFICEfCOUNCiL DA7E INITIATED �
roi�� ai2aioo GREEN SHEET No. 104588
CONTACT PERSON 8 PHONE INmAVDATE � INfiIALIDATE
W111i2InFlilil0y 292-3588 1 DEPAItTMENfO1RECTOR i.r" $ cmcauxrn
MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (DATE) W'�S
�CrtYATfORNEY� ❑p{YCLEitK
_ _ SENVICESWt `�- � - fWANCIpL5ERVIACCTG - -
�M4YOR�OAASSISTANT) � �ynwriRIGMS
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
• ACTION REQUESTED
Approval of the attached council resolution authorizing the Saint Paul Police Department to enter 9nto an
agreement with the United States Departrnent of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigauon.
RECOMMENDATION ApPfOVe (A) of REj2C[ (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING �UESTIONS
1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked undet a contract for this departmert'�
PLANNING COMMISSION YES NO
CIB COMMITfEE 2. Has ihis personKrm ever been a city employee7
CIVILSERVICECOMMISSION YES NO
� 3 Does this perSONfirtn possess a ski➢ not mrmally possesse0 6y any current ciry employee�
YES NO
4. Is this personKrm a targeted vendoR
YES NO
� Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach to greea sheet
� INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNI7Y (WHO, WHA7, WHEN, WHERE, WHY)
The Saint Paul Police Department wants to continue its participahon in the Organized Crime Dmg
Enforcement Task Force. (Attached is a copy of the agreement with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.)
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
The Saint Paul Police Departrnent will participate in [he Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
and be reimbursed for overtime work on the task force. �, t ,. k
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DISADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
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The Saint Paul Police Department will discontinue its participation in the Organized Crime and Drug
Enforcement Task Force. a � � � ����
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TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ see the attached agreement COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
FUNDING SOURCE UIIIYB(1 ,SY3Y05 DCP3LfII10Ilt Of JUSYlCO AC7IVITY NUMBER CiOQli 70VCIIU8 t0 0410�
FINANCIAL WFORMA710N (EXPLAIN)
�j ORGANIZED CRINiE DRUG. ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES
Agreement
FOR THE USE OF THE STATE AND LOCAL
OVERTIME AND AUTHORIZED EXPENSE PROGRAM
D�te of Request: 10 / 2 0/9 9
Feder.il Tax Identification #: 41- 6 0 0- 5 5 21
Amount Requested:
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OCDETE Investigation
Number: GL-MNN-081
g 1U,000.00
of Officers Listed: 2
Federal Agency [�4e�5u'qa 51114 .
Number: �
Fmm: 10/O1/99 -
Beginning Aate of Agreement
To: 09/30/00
Endin Date of A reement
State or Loctil Agency
Conmct Person: Lt. Kenneth Reed
Telephone Number: � 651 ) 292
Sponsoring Federal Agency(ies):
State or Local Agency Nume and Address:
ST. PAUL POLICE DEPARTMENT
100 East llth Street
ST, PAUL, MN 55101
Federal Bureau of Investigation
This agreement is between the above named State or tocal law enforcement agency and
Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. This agreement shalt be effective when signed
by an authorized State or local agency ofYicial, the sponsoring Federai Agency Special Agent-In-
Charge and Agency OCDETF Coordinator, and [he Assistant United States Attorney OCDETF
Coordinator.
1. It is agreed that the State or local law enforcement officers named on this
agreement will assist in Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
investigations and prosecutions as set forth i� the Oreanize� Crime DruQ
p f r.mrnr Tack F�rce Guidelines, November 1997.
2. The State/local law enforcement agency agrees to provide experienced drug faw
enforcement officers who are identified in this agreement to work on the specified
OCDETF investigatioa. Any change in law enforcement officers assigned must be
agreed to by all approving officials.
Agreement (Jan. 99). Paga I.
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3. O£ficers who are not deputized shall possess no law
enforcement authority other than that conferred by virtue o£
their position as a co ned__o#fi�e� og �};�}�
- agency.
4. Of£icers who are deputized may possess Federal law enforcement
authority as specified by the agency af£ording the deputation.
5. Any State o£ local officers assigned to an OCDETF
investigation in accordance with this Agreement are not
considered Federal Employees and do not take on the benefits
of Federal employment by virtue of their participation in the
investigation
6. The OCDETF and the sponsoring Federal law enforcement
agency(ies) for the approved OCDETF investigation will provide
to assigned State/local officer(s) the cl=rical, operational
and administrative support that is mutually agreed to by the
parties of this Agreement.
7. The U.S. Department oP Justice will reimburse the agency for
approved overtime costs and authorized travel and per diem
expenses for 1aw en£orcement o££icers assigned to the
speci£ied OCDETF investigation. The Agency is responsible for
paying its employees £or their overtime, travel and per diem
expenses. To ensure proper and complete utilization of OCDETF
overtime and expense allocations, reimbursement claims must be
submitted monthly on the OCDETE Reimbursement Request Form.
Analysis of reimbursement claims by the Task Force may result
in a modification of the obligation of funds contained within
this Agreement as well as the time period covered. The Agency
affected by any such modification will be telephonically
advised at least (30) days in advance with follow-up
confirmation in writing. Overtime payments, in any event, may
not, on an annual per person basis, exceed 25� o£ the current
GS-10, Step 1 Federal salary rate in effect at the time the
overtime is performed. The Great Lakes R=qion has set a cap
on reimbursements at $772.02 per State/local 1aw enforcement
o£ficer/per month. The State/looal agency is responsible for
ensuring that this annual/monthly payment is not exceeded.
The field o£fice of the sponsoring Federal agency and the
Eederal Agency OCDETF Coordinator will also monitor these
payments.
8. In no event will the State/local Agency charge any indirect
costs £or the administration or impl=mAntation of this
Agreement.
9. The State/local agency shall maintain complete and accurate
records and accounts of all obligations and expenditures of
funds under this agreement in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles and instructions required by
the OCDETF to facilitate inspection and auditing of such
records and accounts.
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10. The State/local Agency shall permit and have readily available
for PY=**�;nation and auditing by representatives o£ the OCDETF,
the s�onsorina F'eder agP_n_c�(' ) +z--- *, S H�F o
-- 3ustice, the Comptroller General of the united States, and/or
any o£ their duly authorized agents and representatives, any
and all records, documents, accounts, invoices, receipts, or
expendi.tures relating to this agreement. In addition, the
agency will maintain all such foregoing reports and records
until all audits and examinations are completed and resolved,
or for a period of six (6) years after termination o£ this
agreement, whichever is sooner.
11. The State/local agency will comply with Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act oP 1964 and all requirements applicable to OCDETF
agreements pursuant to the regulations of the Department of
Justice (see, e_g., 28 C.F.R. Part 42, Subparts C and G; 28
C.F.R. 50.3 (1991) issued pursuant to Title �7I relating to
discrimination on the grounds of race, color, sex, age,
national origin or handicap.
12. This agreement may be termi.nated by any of the parties by
written notice to the other parties thirty (30) days prior to
termi.nation. Billing £or outstanding obligations shall be
received by the OGDETF within thirty (30) days of the
termination.
This agreement is not a contract or obligation to commi.t Federal
£unds in the maximum amounts projeated. Funding allocations for the time
period set forth and agreed to herein represent projections only and are
based upon consultation between the sponsoring Federal agency and the
State or local law en£orce agency. They are, therefore, subject to
modi£ication by the OCDE�sed upon the progress and needs of the
OCDETF investi on. ` A ditlonally, resources are contingent on the
availability f fund . 1_ .
Approved By: W •
Of£icial — Title � � Date
APProved By: � /
Sponsor' Fed r 1 Agency Special Agent in Charge Date
Approved By:
5ponsoring Federal Agency OCDETF Coordinator Date
Approved By:
Assistant United States Attorney OCDETF Coordinator Date
Funds are enenmbered for the State/local Agency overtime costs and
authorized eacpenses specified above.
Approved By:
Director, Executive Office for OCDETF Date
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ORGA1vIZED CRIME DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES
ZO�AL �AW � NT OFFICERS
ASSIGNED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STATE AND
LOCAL OVERTIME AND AUTHORIZED EXPENSE PROGRAM
Sta[e or Local Agency: St. Paul Police Department
OCDETF Investigation Number: 245D-MP-51114
The law enforcement officers listed below are provided to assist with ihe above
identified OCDETF investigation. Any modification of the list of law enforcement officers
must be agreed to in writing by all of the parties to this agreement, made a part of this
agreement, and forwarded to the Executive Office for OCDETF.
�A�jg TITi.E./R_ANK QQ�
l, Thomas F Dunaski Sergeant 09/20/1944
2. Robert S Kosloske O£ficer 12/14/196�
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(If additionxt personne( are to be de�itizecl phota:opy t(us �xiga nncl inseR in Ihe reyuest.)
Agrenment (Jxn. 99), Page 4,
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Great Lakes Region
OVERTIME COMPENSATION
State or Local Agency• St. Paul Police Department
OCDETF Investigation Number; GL -M N N-081
Federal Agency 245D-MP-51114
Investigation Number:
The below listed officer(s), who are under Agreement
with the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force, understand
and agree to comply with the following:
Each officer is to be assigned fu11-time (E.G., 8 hours
per days, 40 hours per week) to the above OCDETF investigation.
Each officer is to work an'8 hour day on above OCDETF
investigation prior to claiming overtime for that day. If an
officer does not work 8 hours on above OCDETF investiqation,
he/she is not entitled to overtime under this Agreement.
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Tnomas F. Dunaski
Sergeant
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Robert J. Iosloske
O£ficer
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