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Green Sheet # 203458
RESOLUTION
SAINT PAUL, N�VNESOTA
Presented By:
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Referred To: j Committee:Date:
1 WIiEREAS, the U.S. Department of 3ustice has awarded a COPS Technology 2002 grant to the Saint Paui
2 Police Department; and
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4 WIIEREAS, the purpose of this grant is to provide a reliable ordnance disposal unit to meet the communicafions
5 and transportation needs of state wide response to calls for service and provide reliable communications
6 equipment to officers; and
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8 WI3EREAS, the City of Saint Paul Police Deparhnent needs to establish a 2Q02 t"mancing and spending
9 plan for this grant; and
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11 WHEREAS, The Mayor pursuant to Section 10.071 of the Charter oC the City of Saint Paul, does certify that
12 there are availabie for appropriation funds of $210,000 in excess of those estimated in the 2002 budget; and
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14 WHEREAS, The Mayor recommends Yhat the following addition be made to the 2002 budget:
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16 CURRENT AMENDED
17 BUDGET CHANGES BUDGET
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19 436-Police Special Projects Fund
2o FINANCING PLAN:
Z1 34060-Cops Technology 2002
22 3099-Other Federal Direct Grants in Aid 0 210 000 210,000
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Totai Changes to Financing
SPENDING PLAN:
34060-Cops Technology ZOQ2
0380.Communications Equipment and Supplies
0822-Trucks and Vans
0851-Radio Equipment
Total Changes to Spending
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60,000 60,000
110,000 110,000
40,000 40
210,000
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32 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council accepts this grant award and approves the changes
33 to the 2002 budget.
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REQUES7ED
Apprwal of the attached conncil resolution accepting a COPS Technology 2002 grant and establishing a 2002 financing and
spending pian for the grant
t. Has this pefsonKrm evu worked under a contract tw ihis departmeM?
PLANNING COMMISSION YES No
CIB COMMITiEE 2. Has this perso�rm ever been a city employee?
CNIISERVICECOMMISSION YES NO
3 Does this pereoNfifm possess a skill rrot normaily possessed by any cwrent cRy empioyee?
YES NO
A. Is ihis persoMfirm a targeted vendoR
YES NO
Fxplain all yes answers on separate sheet and attech to green sheet
The U.S. Departmem of Justice has awazded a COPS Technology 2002 grant to the Saint Panl Police Department for updatSng
ordnance disposal and communications technology. A 2002 financing and spending plan needs ta be establiskied for this gcant.
Attached is a copy of the grant awazd.
Without tlus federal funding the Saint Paul Police Department will be unable to replace equipment and supplies necessary to
continue statewide calls for ordnance disposal and will be unable to comm ef�ectiveky during critical incideMS.
None.
DISADVANTAGES IF NOiAPPROVED
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Inability to use grants funds to update communications and ordnance disposal tech�iology.' -
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'07AL AMOUNT OF iRAN5AC7�ON $ $210,OOO.DO
UNDING SOURGE F2LIeI3�. GIAIlt
COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
ACTIVITY NUPAeER
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INANCIAL INFORMATION (EXPLAIN)
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Memorandum
U. S. Department of Justice
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS)
To: William Finney, Chief
St. Paul, City of
From: Robert A. Phillips, Assistant Director, Granu Adminisuation
Saza Wolf, Grant Program Specialist, Grants Administration
Judy 3ames, Staff Accountant, Finance Division�;.��`��
Re: COPS Technology Inipative Financial Clearance Memo
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A financial ana]ysis of budgeted costs has been completed. Costs under this awazd appeaz reasonable, allowable, and
consistent with existing guidelines. Exceptions / Adjustments aze noted below.
Vendor # 416005521 ORI #: MN06209 Grant #: 2002CKWX0090
�d2et Cateeorv Pr000sed Budeet Aooroved Budeet Adiustments Disallowed Reasons/Cumments
$150,000.00 $150,000.00 $0.0�
$60,000.00 $60,000.00 $0.00
Cos[s; $210,000.00 $210,�00.00 $0.00
t Costs: $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
! Total $210,000.00 $210,000.00 $0.00
Grand Total:
Cleared Date•
Federal Share:
July 23, 2002
$ 210,000.00
Overall Comments:
Maintenance agreements must be purchased within the one year grant period.
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Fina1 Checklist
Please check j�] each box to verify the appropriate section has been completed. Please reium
checl�list to the COPS Office with ail accompanying documentation. Prior to mailing,-please en
that all boxes are checked to ensure timeIy access to yow funds. If you haz-e any questions, pl
contact your Technology Coordinator at 1-80D-421-6�70.
I. PI20JECT SUMMARY:
�.] A. Has the `Assessment ofFxistingProblem(sf " been addressed?
� B. Are the `Project Goals and Objectives° cleazly stated?
[�y] C. Is your `Implementation Plan" outlined7
�-� Is the 12-month timeIine fully completed (no blanks)?
� D. Are the `Evaluatio�s Plans, Outcomes and Effectiveness of the Program"described?
� E. Is there a descriptSon of your `�urrent/Planned Crime Prevention Activities?"
� F. Did you complete the `Frecufrve Summaiy" using o� the enclosed fonn {250 words or less)?
IT. BUDGET NARRATNE
�] A brief description (2-� sentences) for each item or group of items.
One descripiion is necessary for logicaily grouped items. All indi�ridual items must be included in
the `Budget.DetaiZ LPorksheez"
� Ifnecessary answers to the `Sole Source Justification" form on deparknent Ieuerhead.
III. BUDGETDETAIL WORKSHEET
� The Tota1 Project Costs matches the Federal Request in the Bud�et Summary section.
� Please mail all 6 pages of the `�udgetDetail Worksheet.'
IV. FORMS NEEDING SIGNATITRES
� Both the Law Enforcement and Goveznment Executives need to sign the Certifications.
� Both the Law Enfozcement and Govemment Execuuves need to sign the Special
Condition: Criminal Intelligence Systems/ 28 C.R.R. Part 23 CompIiance form.
� Both the Law Enforcement and Government Executives need to sign the Supplemental
S'sgnature Form: Notice of Grant Requiremenfs form.
�] Eitherthe Law Enforcement or Govemment Executive needs to sign ihe Assura.rcces.
� Either the Law Enforcement or Govemment Execufive needs to complete and sien the
Disclosure of Lobbying Activifies.
V. STANDARD FORM 424:
� Boxes r1 - 18 have been wmpleted (no blcrnks).
� An authorized representative from your a�enc}� signed the form,
Please send all malerials i>ia overnight courie�- to:
COPS Office
<Technology Coordinator Name>
1100 Vermont Avenue, I�'.W.
�T'ashington, D.C. 20095
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T. PROJECT SL�MNt.ARY - Saint Paul Poliee Aepai•tment - 2002 Cops Technology
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A. Assessmeat of Exis(ing Problem(s)
X The Saint Pau1 Police Departrnent has invested s �anificant funds to staff, equip and train officers
in ordnance identification and disposal. The Saint Paul Police Depaianent Ordnance Disposal
Unit is h in the handling, dismantlin� and disposing of bombs, explosives, and ehplosive
packages. The department is one of only four and responds statewide to incidents as needed.
With the increase of bomb squad relafed calls since Septembex 11, 2001, it has become
apparent fhat our equipment and specifically our bomb squad vehicie, is unable to continue to
respond to the volume of calls without being replaced. Wifhout this federal funding, the
department will be unable to replace this equipment and may be unable to continue to respond
to state wide calls for assistance. In addition, these federal fwids will enable us to update the
commuxucations technology in the bomb squads' transportation vehicle.
X Officers reporting to a scene that requires a multiple agency response are in most cases unable
to communicate directly with one another. This is especially true in the event of a significant
natural or man-made disaster. The inability of all personnel to receive critical information
immediately can significantly endanger the safety of those responding to the scene. The
department will purchase an interoperability interface system to solve this communicarion issue.
Without this funding the department u�ill not be able to purchase this equipment and will
cotttinue to be lundered in communications duriiig critical major incidents.
X Approximately one-fourth of the department's handheld radios ue more than 14 years old.
These radios require frequent repair to maintain reliability. The purchase of new handheld
radios with these funds would ensure stability in these hand-held as well as give enhanced
feattues such as channel scan and channel display. There are no funds to purchase these
replacement radios with these federal funds.
B. Proiect Goals and Objecfives
The department will purchase an ordnance disposal truck with updated communication abilities,
replace our current outdated hand held radios, and purchase an interoperability interface
system.
The main objectives of this pzoposai are to: pro�ride a reliable ordnance disposal unit to meet
the communication and transportation needs of our state wide response to calls foz service,
provide reliable commurucations equipment to �ose officers that are currently issued obsolete
equipment and purchase an interoperability interface system which wi11 allow the department to
tie together dif£ezent}urisdictions with different radio systems including LTHF, VHF, Analog and
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800 Megahertz.
C. Implementafion Plan
Month 1- Prepare request for proposals for all equipment purchases.
Month 2- Prepare bids for purchase of equipment.
Month 3- Choose vendors from bids and order equipment.
Month 4- Receive handheld radios from vendor, beain pro�ra**�m;ng equipment.
Month 5- Receive interoperability eqnipment, b boin operatoz training and field training.
Month 6- Distribute handhelds to officers for service.
Month 7- Complete trainiilg on and field testing of interoperability equipment.
Month 8- Accept delivery of ordnance disposal vehicle.
Month 9- Test vehicle and put into service.
Month 10 - All equipment operable and in service.
Month 11 -
Month 12 -
D. Evaluation Plans, Outcomes, and Effectiveness
The purchase of the up�aded bomb squad vehicle will allow the departmenf to ensure
continued out-state coverage as well as enhance our ability to communicate with other
jurisdictions. The response of the ordnance disposal unzt is critical to the prevention of crime
related to bombs, suspected explosive devises, and explosives. Tlus crime prevention tool has
become increasingly lmportant since September 1 l, 2001.
Communications are at the very heart of effective crime prevention for law ettforcement. The
purchase of modern handheld radios as well as the interoperability equipmenf wi11 provide a
more reliable means o£communication for officers in the fieid and a11ow officers to more
effectively deliver services to those they serve.
E. Current(Planued Crime Prevention Activities
The deparfinent has ongoing in-service training as we11 as mock trauung for disasfer events
planned for 2002-2003. The equipment purchased kri11 be used in these planned training events
as well as any unforeseen event wtuch occurs in fhe city.
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O�f ce of Community Oriented Policing Services
Executive Summary
Age�cp Name: St. Paul, City of
State:�
Point of Contact Name:
Point of Contact Phone ATUmber: 651-292-3507
Award Amount: $ 210000
Briefly summarize how your agency will use this a ant funding. Please include how you expect this
grant to impact public safety andlor crime ptevention in your community (250 words or less).
* Please ivpe o� ur response beloiv *
The Saint Paul Police Department will utilize this funding to update its bomb disposal and radio
technology. Updating tlais technology will enhance both our public safety and crime prevention e£forts
in the areas of communication, explosive handling and responding to calls involvin� weapons of mass
destruction.
The Saint Paul Police Bomb Squad responds throughout the Sfate of Minnesota to handle all incidents
involving explosives, suspected explosive de��ices and weapons of mass destruction. We are one of
oniy fourpolice departments trained and equipped to respond to calls ofthis type. The deparfinent
currently utilizes equipment to respond to these state wide calls which is 12 years old, unreliable and
techrucaliy outdated. These a ant funds will allow us to purchase new equipment to ensure a reliable
response to these calls as well as allow for expanded communication technology. The entire law
enforcement and ci`�lian communities of the State of Minnesota benefit from our department's
commihnent to respond in this important crime prevention and disaster mitigation service.
Critical to the department's crime prevention and public safety efforts is communication equipment and
technology which aze reliable and current. These funds wili be used to purchase updated radios as we11
as an intexoperability interface system which will allow the department to tie to�ether different
jurisdictions with different radio systems including TJE�', VF'�F, Analog and 80Q Megahertz. This type
of equipment is critical when responding to major incidents including incidents of domestic terrorism.
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II BU�llGET h9RRqTTVE SECTIO�`
Poz Hand Held Radios
The proposed portable zadi os are fhe Motorola model HT-1250. We ha�e been purchasing tlais
model for the past several years and have been ��ery satisfied a�th the reliability of this product.
Radio Interoperability Interface
The proposed equipment is a JPS Communications model TRP-1000. The TI2P-1000
Transportable Radio Interconnect system provides radio interoperability during missions
requuing communications beiween diverse organizations using different radios and different
frequencies.
Ordnance Disposal Vehicle
Proposed purchase of ordnance disposal velricle to include following specifications: GVW of
17,500, 4-wheel drive, V-8 250 hp, custom compartment able to fully intea ate commurucation
technology.
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Budge� Detail Workshee�
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ORI: MN06209 Legal Name: St. Paul, City of
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List nonea�pendable items that are to be puzchased. Nonexpendable equipment is tangible property
having a useful life of moze than two years and an acquisition cost of $�,000 or more pe: unit.
Bx�pendable items should be included eithez in the "SUPPLIES" or "OT�+I2" categories. Applicanu
should analyae the cost benefits ofpurchasing versus leasing equipment, especially for hi�-cost items
and those subject to rapid technical advances. Rented or leased equipment costs should be listed inthe
"COt�rTR4CTS/C4NSULTANTS" catesory. Pursuantto Seetion 607(b) ofthe 2002 Appropriations
Act, be advised that, to the greatest extent practicable, a7l equipment and products purchased ��ith
these funds must be American made.
Ptease incIude a detailed descriprion for all items Izsfed below in the Budget Narrative.
# of Units: Item: Cost J Unit: Subtotal:
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Ordnance Disposal Vehicle $110,000 $110,0��
GVW of 17,500, 4=wheel drive,
V-8 250 hp, custom compartment
able to fu11y integrate
communication technology
Inter operability interface $ 40,000 $ 40,000
JPS Communications model
TRP-1000
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Purs�ant �o S�Caon 607('0) oi the 20�2 Appropaaaons Act b� adv�:sed that to the �atesc e��n�
practicable a11 eq_uipment and produ��s purchased ticiih these iunds mnst be Am�rican-made.
PIease include a detailed descrzpiion for all items listed below zn the Budget ?�arzative. �
# of Units: Item: Cost i Unit: Subfotal:
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Other CosYs Total: � �
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C. SI��PPLIES
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ea :���a� i ces`cu� Iess `� ��,000, such as booi;s, h�c �eid �zpe _eco=d�s, etc.l. Gene=alls,
Si1�yli°S SuCl�uc'cuj'i'�i�il"a�[.i iG2t dic �iTj��G2ui� OI COa�ic� QII27I1�?.L�c COt_rSu Qli:i� DIOjE:`�.
PIease include a detailed descripfion for ail items iisfed below in the BudQet I�arrative_
�= of Units:
76
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Item:
Hand field radios
Motorola model HT-1250
Rack Chargers
Cost / T1nit: SnbtofaI:
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$735 $55,860
$414 $ 4,140
SuppIies Total: $ 60 000
D. T'RAVEL
List itemized travel e�-penses of project personnel by putpose (e.g., staffto training field interviews
ad«sory group meeting). Show the basis of computation (e.g., six people to 3-dap training at $X
airfaze, $X lodging $X subsistence). Iu fraining projects, travel and meals for trainees should be listed
separately. Show the numbez oftrainees and the unit costc �volved. Idemify the locallon of travel, if
knoR�n.
' Please include a description of the reason whp travel is needed in the Budgef Narrative.
Purpose of Tracrei: � of Staff: Item: Computation: Cost: Subfotal:
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Travel Tota1: S
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Con�-acts; P, a descrintion oi the pzoauct or se-c�ce to be procu; ed b_ conuacz and a:� ��u�ate
Oi i�l° COS�. APj7�.1Cd1YtS 37e eIlCOL:3Q�Q"f0 PTOTROw ��� 2.1T d Op�Il COIDD. lIl 2A'ZrLIlIlj C04`u2.CS.
PFease incIude a detaiied description for all contracts lisfed beIow in the Bud�et Narrative.
Contract Description: Contract Bid Type: Cost:
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Subtotal: $ 0
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Consultant Fees: For each consuttant enter the name (if known), service to be provided, hourly or
daily fee (8-hour day), and estimated time on the project. Consultant fees in excess of $450/day
require additional written justification in the Budget Narrative and must be pre-approved in wzitin� by
the COPS Office.
Consultant Name/Title: Service Provided: # of Days: Cost I Day: Subtotal:
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Subtotal: $
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Consultant F�penses: List all espenses to be paid from the grant to the individual consultants which
aze in addition to their fees (e.g_, travel, meals, lodging).
Z�pe of Eapense: Description: Cost ! Day:
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Subtotal: $ �
Contracts/Consuitants Total: $-- -�—
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R. PERSO?�T�EL
Lis� each pesiuon bc ti`a� and name o.` e*_npIo,•ee, ic a�-zila bls. Show the annual sata:-;- rate and fne
P°iC?Ilt3�Z Oi'tL'T1� i0 b� Q� z�oted to the proj ��. COri?��IIS^�IIOA �21d I07 ETi�lOG��S �II�2��C11Il �i 3I12
3Ci.iS7uc5 1Tfi�� tIC CO�I��:.Il? �T1ia i.t1"a� f.c1�i iOT S1T�i:u R'O�� tt1`�1llTi tjl� d� 2 �^�iZdh011.
PIease include a deta�ed posi�aon d:scripfion for alI positions Iisted beSo� in the Budget 2iarrati�>e.
ATame/Position: Computation: Cost / Unit:
Personnel Total: $
G. FRINGE BENEFITS
Fri�ge benefits should be based on lmo�n actual costs or an estabIished £ormula. Fringe benefits are
for the personnellisted in budget cate�ory (F) and only £or the percenta�e of tizne devoted to the
project. Please Iist FICA and Worker's Compensation, if applicable.
NamefPosition: Computation: Cosf / Unit:
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Annual Fringe Benefits �
FICt�/Social Security �
Health Insurance $
Life Insurance �
Vacation �
Sick Leave $
Retirement �
Worker's Comp. �
Unemployment Insurance �
Other �
Fringe Benefifs TotaI: � �
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�?hen «ou ha��e comple�ed the hudge°� c,-or'a.sheV`,� �arsier �.he tot�s ior each ca��go� to �.he spaces
beloa%. Please compu�e the iofa? pzoject cos and p:ace that amount on fhe ap�licab7e line.
Totai Project Costs should equal �.he ezact amount 1_isted on �he Federal Request line.
Budget Category:
A. EQL'1PME1vT
B. OTHER COSTS
C. SITPPLIES
D. TRAVEL
B. CONTRACTSICONSU�,TANTS
F. PERSONNBL
G. FRINGE BENEFITS
Subtotaks:
$ 150,000
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* Total Proyect Costs
Federal Request
$210,000
� 210000
• Ifthe Total Project Costs and Federal Request amounts do not equal please contact
pour Technology Coordinator at 1-800-427-6770 prior to the submission of your
proposal.
End of the Budget DetaiI'VVorksheet
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Certifications
Regatding T.ob6yino Dcbarmen�, Suspensinn and Qrher Resporuibilitv Ma¢cn; Dzug-Pxce'Woticpiace
Reqiremrna uid Cnosdinarion with Af£ccccd Agencies
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As rcquiccS by Sceaqn 1352, Tldt 3i oE akie U,S. Code, and
Imqkmcnmd ac 2P CFR Pnra LY, fnr ptrsnns mmnng inm a gnnt oc
c�pcnri�'c agceement o.er S)IIp,Q00, as �lefinni av 29 CFR Pu� L9,
1nc spplirans ctxrifics thac
.L No Eedcral appmpdwced fundt fia��o bccn pmd or �vN tu ptid. Ay
or nn be6dF of �he undenignnl, co aey� p¢s�n fbr inEluencing nx
apeenpting m inE]ucnce an nffiat nr cmploqcc nf any ageneV, v
membec nf C.ongsess, an aEEuer ac employee of C<iq�,rusi, ox s�� '
�mpinjec nf n memUer n( ('.angeess in cnaneciion wuh �he mxUny
nf enp Fcderol gmnr, �he en¢iins in[n of any enopmv.'e agfsemenc:
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C:. The undu�i�ed sFall reyai�< <hat dm l�nguage nf r}ua eemEicaoon
be iodaded �n ilu n�vned dcuuinrna Et�r all xu6iwu�1 ae all aere
(ndud'u�g subgnnu, concncc undcs �canu anJ mnperari�c
aAfu1P[q[S, Md 9uUcnn[saa< nnd diac all suhacupimu ahall cexnf�+
and �Usclose accocdinpJ7:
2. DeH.xmenc, tioapension and O rhec Aetprmsibtliry Muteerg (A�ree[
Reelpicnd
Aa reqwxcd by Laccurire On{cr 12549, Dcbarmrnc an3 5u5Pen�i��n.
aeui unplemweed a� 28 CFR Parc 67, foe pmapeeuve �tda(xnes in
pximnrc rn.tted snasscunnt, as Sehncd ac 28 CI•Ti Pus G7,Scaa�n
67.St0-
A. Thc applieaac wvfies �hac 1c and ��s prind�nls:
(i) Ace nnc pteteady deharred, euspcnded, psopnaed for tlebazmmc,
dalaeeel meUp}6(c, senceneeJ en a de�ual af Eu�al 6eaeEca !n� x arare
M fcdcmt cnurr, or cnlun�anh' c�dudcd fmm crn'ucd tr�nsacti�m5 4�g
any federol dep�evneac nr agenn:
(uJ I-Ia�'c noc +vichin a fitte-peat �[lal ptcGnding dSs applinrio¢
been com•icted of nr had a eni( j.�dgneao �en.dceed agvns� rhem
for mmmissinn of Enud oc a cami¢al ofEcnSa in cnaneconn unch
obmining, x�unpring u> obnin, oz perGnmrty; a pu6llc (f�daol,
ss�ce �r lneal) tean6amon or enneaec mdec a publ+< cansastiOn;
riolad�sn uE fcdrnl nr smie anavua� am�u�cs ar commi�Eion of
cmhczxl=mcnG +6�F6 ��ry. hriAcry, hki5cai?�n oc dcsaucdon
��E tccn[dy� tnnitirtg h!s� S�atcmmcs, o� [cYU��ng amlcn pmpac�;
(ui) Acc nnc preRrnd,v indittcd fnr nr �n6ctwir,< aimin+lly o*
uvilly chargcd by a gnvernmcnml endq• (FuleRal, spic ��t lonl)
mi�h cnmmiasinn of any nF du nFfrnEU murmnsrcd in pangreph
(A)(ii) �f dux «cri6caunn; and
(1.�) Ha.�c por .vi�+in � dxecyca� pmoS pxtt:xl+s+F �hss
uppLeavon twJ �ne nr mnre public cxansaccoiss (£edetal, ana nz
G,eel) «rminamd Foe ra ce ox de6Wr, and
S5. Whete thc applicanc is unahlc u� ccrafv co na}• af �hc
swccmrncs in rhis ccrtificminn, hc o� she shall acwch in
capt�van m rhiE applicauon,
;. Orug-F�ce \Ylotkploce (Gtan[ttF Othei T}un Ioc4�aduals)
A5 rcquir<.16y rhe Dr�gF:ce Woskplau Aa nF 198A, aMi
implemcnccd �� 2H (:FR Y�ur� 67, Suhpaa F, For granvccs, a�
depn=d m 2A CFR Pnn !7, Secuons h7.6i5 and fi7.(2D-
A. The zpp6capr aKi6e5 �u< ic wJl, or will u�ndauc ro, pmvide
a dfug�ft<c �ptkplaee Fry:
(j PubLshJn� a swcemmc nouFying cn+ployccs ��c chc unlewCvl
manufac�ute, divtobudOn, d�sp�adog. passcSS��n of uve nF n
mna�ticd sub3pna it ptnhihirtt4 in chc gsnotee4..ntkpl�tt
aod apeeif;:.ng �t,e acrioas *hzs v�ill he akcn againac ecnplayeca
fnr �•inlaann of su(h prohihivnn;
(u) &tablisMng aa nn-Em�ng drug-Cxx a�wareiievs �mgnm �o
tnfncm eatp4rvas a6ouc -
(a1 The dangc�s nF drvg zbvse in ehe �rtkpla<e;
Q') Th� gr+n�K'x p��lity of m�inesseung a deug-ftee woekpfaee;
(c) .in}� -��y7a dsu¢ rnuaseLng, tetu6ilirarion and esnployee
asgisaiiccprngrams; md
(Jj 7hc petuluc5 dvo mac be imooacd upnn employms fo[
dsug-aliusc viohuam accuzdnF �n `h� n�,rkphcc,
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(iiij M�;oAg rc a rcqwrcmcnc th�c ecch emplm's m hc cngascd in B.'['tL grnnt� may in.�rc in rhe 5p.cc pxm:de:l b*.lon z2c
du paFotmance of d�e gzanc bc p.-m n mpy of dic xnccmuu six(s) fa- di< p�forauece of .ro1k �a: in cnnnccoon w:h
rcquzcd by pa[a¢taph (}; d�e spca6c gunc
(�) NouEpin¢ rLe emp3n}'K � che smvrnnt zequixed bcpangn.ph
Q thsG aa e cncv3icon oE emplrn�mcat under th� gri�S ��
cmp(npcc.�ill -
(�} Ahi3c k.y chc ceca+a of �6< saccmenr, and
�) Nntif� che etnPit�tt ie wacAg of ht6 0[ ha cvn�'ic4nn fnr t
��inlndno ni a eri�nioa! drug snruc� uea=ssinF In �l+e.�oekplae<
nn latcr dian 6vc nlends days aFcet such cnm'kdon;
{cJ Norifying th=�genry, ia �Kiang, «a�ktin SO eafm�lat drys aher
t�ui�ing nndee wu�ez xu6pungxaph (ic)(4) &om nn empJ�ry'ce or
o3;awuc cccuv7ng �cru=! mecc of surh w^—�lccon Employvz
nF mnvfacd anplavres musl prmld: notic<, indud�ngposidun
ude, m: COPS OfHce, i]QO vcrmonr Ai�e. h'1G, Wiaslung�tnn. DC
20530. Nociee xb� indude ahe ufrn�iFicauan numher(e) oF ach
�£fctmJ qnnr,
(•') Talu� onc pF thc Follrnving amuns, widuo 3t7 aScnA�i d�ya nF
xecen�irua n��uce unJcr 5uhpangnPh (tr)(b). ��'ifi icc�ut M am'
cmplq•cc Whn is Eo conri«cd -
(s} T>Wn� �PP�°PL16SC pusnnncl aconn agains[ such sn
empl0)�, up in and iodudinfi ierccriiuwn, wnSiacGnt virh elie
xcywremenu Of lhe Rehnlillienunn Aet of 1973, as zmrnded',
or
(6) Rcquiung sueh emplOp� tn pnrueipn�e xadshaooly in a dnig
nhu.�c nxgia'antt oc eduhiksaann pm�am appcnreal fnr su;.l�
pucp�sea tsy` a kderal, �caic or Inc�l hcalch, k�r enF<�ectmenr <rz
ncher eppn�priare aE.a7ec;
(rii) Alalting a good Eti[h eFfnrt m ennunue tn 1»nineain a �(rug-kee
woxkplace ckunugh �mpkmenw¢��n oE pun�mphs (i), (u�, (uQ,
(��'). �`-) nnd (�4).
G�PS
C'rranceeName�ndTddrrss: C2t}' Of St. Pau1 Poliee Department ,
Applinuon Na andJoT P
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mth+din� �F+c rin n temi
Tpcd Namc n. 7" lc oF
$i}�natutc
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Placc es Perfrnmance (s¢ect aiWc�:s. tiry, m�:ng, sn�e, ip
uidc)
Chcck O if �c aic .votmhas cw 5k *hac �,tc enc
ideoufie.! h=re
Sccdon 67.(30 aF thc regulxuoos pm�idn rha� a gcancu
chxt ls a snce may dca m m�k= nne ceruEcadoa i¢ uc6
Fulml Hx«I pss, � mpp oE wh�eh should De uidudul with
nch applicsripa foi Dcpax¢acr.c oE Janacc fu^::liop, S*n�c�
and scace a�eocies may dee[ m usc OJP Foim'fC'�+iJl.
(heck O if she acam has <leccai m aunpkm OJP Fomi
ao6t/'t.
4. (:tzirdinan6o
Th� Puk,lie $afeey Psnnezchip a¢d Commuoiry I'ohcing Act
.�C t99n eeywms appuc��s m�� Cy'thai �hen has heco
'PPT"Pn"` m�srdinadnn wich a1S agtaeieR dt%t rsta}' !x
afFeaed b}' the appSiaot�8 g[ant proP�Pd if appsrned.
Affeaed ageoeies ma)• indude, amoM1S oehere, �^ne nffice of
�he Uni¢d .'Sntta Aim�ne}S swrc ot lotal Prnsa;ucn�s, or
cntiecdOn� agmcia.'Chc applicwc ccm£cs chsc �hcrc hes
hcrn appmptinm e�tJinzdnn wich all aFfu�ed agcneiw.
1R5/Vcndor Numh�: 41-600 $ 521
William K. Finney CHIEF OF POLICE
L`uwdcc:
5-3-02
srniuu.�cCnC c8e �rn<iiung Fod�', I hcRr.hc cetti�j' �hnr I un hin�ling �6e grntcting body m nc� nbnve urufimmas,
Lleeaon5 of new oEficials will t�Ot tdjn�r, ihe poian+ng bndv oF i� obJigauovs undet elilf grnn'i�
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Speciai Condition:
Criminal Intel�igence Systemsl28 C F.R Part 23 Compliance
This Special Condition must be signed and returned with your application.
Tf your agency is receiving COPS grant funding for technology that wiil be used to
operate an inferjurisdictiona7 criminai intelligence system, you must agree to comply with tha
operatin3 principles found at 28 C.F.R PaR 23. An "intequrisdictaonai criminal intetligence
system" is generally defined as a system which receives, stores, analyzes, and exchasages or
disseminates dsta regarding on,going criminal activities (such activities may include, Ibut are not
limited to,loan sharking, drug or stolen property ixafficking, gambling, extortion, smr�ggling,
bribery, and public eorruption) and shares this data with other law en£orcementjurisdictions. 28
C.F.R. Part 23 contains operating principles for these interjurisdictional criminal information
systems which protect individual privacy and constitutinnal rights.
If you are simply using the COI'S gzant funds to ogerate a single agency data.liase (or
other unrelated fom�s of technology) and will not shaze criminal intelligence data witih other
jurisdictions, 28 C.F.R. Part 23 does not apply to this grant.
Please check one of the following lines, as applicable to your agency's use of tl�is grant,
and return this signed Special Condition with your signed Awazd Document.
No, my agency v+itl not use these COPS grant funds to operate an
inter}urisdictional criminal intelligence system.
'Yes, my agency will use these COPS grant funds to operate an
interjurisdictional criminal inteiligence system. By si�ning below, we
asswe that our agency will comply with the requzrements of 28. C.F.R.
Part 23.
Law Enforcemen� Executive
Citv of SL Paul Yolice DPnr.
Agency Nsme
Date
5-3-02
Date � I
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Agency Nazne
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OfJ'ice QfCammunity Ortented Policing 5'etv(ces
Supptemental Si�nature Form:
I�iotice of Grant Requirements
This Supplementa} Si�mature Form must be signed and retumed with your applical:ion.
We c+ertify that the information provided tn the Technology application is we ancil accurate to
the best of our knowledge.' To ensure compliance with the nonsupplanting requirament of the
COPS statute, we certify that the agency has not already aliocated state, Ioca1, o�r Bureau o£
Zndian Affairs funds to implemeat this project. We also understand that any false szatements or
claims made in connection with COPS grants may result in fines, imprisonment, dab:;�rment from
participating in Federal grants or contracts, and/or any othez remedy available 6y law co the
Federal govemment.
Tn addition to the above certifications, you must indicate whetfier your agency wil!l participate
in an open-competitive bidding process or through a sole-source justification (S i�. Please
check one of the following lines that applies to your procurement process for this grarR.
X The agency wiil be conducting an o eQ._n-competitive bid process for
the items listed in the Budget Detail Worksheet.
The agency will be using a sol�source iustification.
(QleQ.se cun:plete the Sole-Snrrrce ,fustificalion Sheef ifcmplicahle),
Agency N
5-3-02
Date
5-3-02
Date
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Please be advi.red tha� a ho/d mav fie placed on Ihis applicarinn iJrt deemed that the pppllcan erncy i.c not In
rouipliarrce wifh federa( clvil righrs laws and�or is no( conpera(ing wi[h on ongoing federal ciuil rights fnvestigatiott.
City �£ St. Paiil
Agency Name
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ti.S. Department of Sus6ce ���� O a..p.s�
OSice of Community Orie�ed Policing Services
ASSiI['8RC8S
Seccat procisions o: fedcal lac. and poiicc �ppn to sll g:zn; pxo�crz.-r.s. Rie (che Ofncc o; C,ommnni:c Orienc�c Policing Se-cica) need to
secuxe couz usu:znce cha: cou {che appucanc) �.:L mmnls' �ci:h v�cse pro�isions I` ro� would likc iw•tha info=���n zbou: an}' o: ibe
nzaexs oa �ctssch «e seeL co�v 2ssunnce, plezse coancc is-
Be tiour aurhorized teptuenzrit-e's signacure, cou 25sure �. aad cerij' co us s1�z: cou wii! compl} with ai legal and adc�'�isca*i�-e
ie9�.icemm:s .hei go� �he zppLcanc fox acceprznce znd use of federzl gtzne i�n�. In puvcula:, rou zssure �s chec
1.1�u hzve becn legsllr and o�ciallp authorizcd bc the
approprisce gocttning bodc (For caamp�, mayor ox an countilJ to
apple foz chis granc and that the pasons sigzung che applitaaon
aad rhese assucanca on }our behalf are aurhonzed ro do so and
co aa on t-our behalf wrth respea m an} ihac mac arise
ducing pxocessiag of thu appLcaaon
2. lou will complp wzch t6t procisiobt of federal ��r wkuch Lmit
ce�iain political acriviues of your emplo�ces whose pannpal
employrsnent is in connecdon wzeh an acrieicp 5nanced m�c6ole os
in pazt wich this grane These xestdcnons aze set foxtl� m 5 U.S.C. §
1501, et scq.
3. 1'au �vili compl}' �� xhe muvmum �szge and maaimum hours
pxoczsions of che Federal Fa�r Labor Standards .9cq if thet• apph-
tD 1 ou.
4. You �vi�l cstabhsh safeguatds, iE cou ktave no[ done so alreadc, to
prohibit emploleec from usng tk�rxx posiuons foi a pu�se thae
is, or gives the appearance oF being, moa��aced by a desis for
pricau gazn for themsdves nx others, pamadarle those aith v.hom
che} hace famil�; 6ustness or orher ties.
5. T"ou wil1 gice rhe D<pazrmenrof J�+snce or the C:omp¢oller
C�encial secess to and the zighe to e:.amine recoxds and documentt
rela�ed ro the granc.
C.1'ou �vil1 comph� �eah a11 xequisemencs �mposed bc ct�e
Depar¢nm� of )usdce as a con<Lnon or adm�msuative
requiremenr of che granr, a'ith rhe program guidelines; wirh the
reyuiiements of OD1II C;irculars A-87 (go��ernmg cost calculaaons)
and A-133 (go�'et^'�, aucUes); atch che apg4cable pro��isions of
che Ommbus Crime Control and Safe $tzees Act of 1968, as
amended; wich 28 CFR Paz[ 66 (UmForm Admmusanve
Reyuirements); �cith the prov�sions of the currenc e�oon of the
appzopnaxe COPS grant ownec s manual; and �ciih ell ocher
apphcable la�vs, osdexs, xegulanons oc cssculars.
j. S'ou will, xo the excmc prec¢eable a¢d con.cismmt wich appLtable
lau; seel;, recrwe and kvre quaLSed membexs of racial and echntc
minonn' gmups and quaL5ed �eomen in oxdex ro further efkctice
1a�v enforcemenc b}-increasir� chrir ranks ��advn the svvorn
posiaons in yout agenc}:
S. I'ou �4ill noc, nn the ground nf race, color, reLgioq nznonal
ozigtn, gerdez, <i�sabiluc oc age, unlawEulh c�dude am petson
from paznapation in, deny the bmefiu of or emplo�inenc co am-
pexson, or subject anp' pecson m eLsenmir�anon m conaecoon �cith
a¢p progtams or acdci�cs"faa�d in a�hole oz m pzrt mith fedexal
fun�These ucil�rtgf�s reqwru.�encs are Eouvd in rhe non-
cLscnminanon pxoFisions of the Omnibus Grime f.onaol and Safe
Saeas .9a dE 1968, es amendcd (42 l.SG § 3789(d)); 7itie V'I oi
rhe Cicd Righu �1ce of 19(4, u am<nded (42 US.G § 2000d); the
Indian C,irfl IUghts Acc (25 U-S.G §§ 1301-1303); Section 504 of
the Rek�abil¢anon Act of 1973, as amended (29 U-S.G § 794); Tide
IT, Subride A of the Americzns with Disabiliries Ae[ (ADA) (42
AS.G § 12101, a seq.); the Age Discrimia2rion Acc of 197i (�.2
U.S.0 § C101, ec seq.); and Depanmrni of Jusuce Non-
Discriminauan Aegulaoons concained in Tide 2R, Pates 35 and 42
(suhpatts C:, D, B and G) of the C;ode of Fe3exal Regularions.
,S. In rhe ecrnt chat am coun oi admixrisaacine agencp makes a
finding of �Lscriminauon on grounds of nce, color, rcligion,
na�onal origui, gendeq �LsabiLw or age againsc y�u afrer a due
process hearing, cou a¢ree [o for�vard a eopy of the fincLng eo the
Ofnce nf C�eil Rvghts, Office of Jusnce Pcogtams, 810 7th S¢cec,
Nn'i, �asivngcon, DC 20531.
B. C�xanmes that have 50 or mtrie emplopees and gtanxs rn'ec
$500,000 (or oca $I,000,000 m grants over an eighreen-m�nch
pedod), mus[ submit an acceptable Equal Emplot
Oppomuii¢- Plan (`BEOP") oc EEOP shore foxm (�f grancee is
reyuired m submit an EEOP undes 2A CPR 42302), tliat is
approved b} the Office of Jusace Prog�razns, dffice fox Cicil
Rights ��itivn CO dacs of the a�vazd start �ce For g:an�s mder
$�OQ000, buc ocer $25,OOQ or £or gnntees �vith fewer thu: 50
emplocees, che gxancee muse submic an EEOP Cemficarion.
Grants oF les< than $25,000 aze not subyecc m anc &EOP
reywremenc
9. You will �nsure thaz the fatilida undu eout rnvneiship, lease ox
supervision mfnch shall be utilized m che accomplishmmt of the
pxoject ace no� hsred nn ehe Em-ironmrnral Protection Agencp's
�PA) lisx of �'�olacint Faciliaes and chac you will nonfi• us if }'�u
aze ad��ised b) che EP.�1 inditaring ihac a facilict to he used in rkus
grant is under mnsideranon for Lsting b}' EP.�.
10 IE eour stare has established a re� and commrnt pxoccdwe
under Eaecum�e OrJer 123 i2 and has selecmd this progxazn For
revink, �ou hace made this appLcaaon a�tilable for revinc bp� tne
statt S�ngle Poinc of C�ncacc.
i t. S�u w�ili pfan m recain each COPS-fuoded posi¢on wuh scace
and/ox Incai (non-COPS} funds afm- che condusion of }rour
grenc.
12. Your agencc �vill not �se COPS iunds ro supplanc (replzce)
sracq local, o: Buicau of In�n Afiazrs funds tha'- othmcise
�vould be mac4e acailable for che purposes of chis grant.
I herebc <e�gl�nce �vim the ahoce zssuraaces r}:a: ���ern the appl�cannn ancl usc of Federal funds.
� ' Dzce: 5-3 —02
o.° La�a Enfose ,enc oc C:o}�ecnmcn. E�ecuu� e
Revised: Fcbruary 14, 2002
aa-&s3
Disclasure of Cobbying Ac�v�es
C041�I°iE �R:S L0.'iZl LO C23C2C3° 10�'J��'L'1p 3CuFii!°5 aY1� i�'!I i0 JI U.S.C. 12J�
�SEE I2D2*5° S02 L^.i� �1CaOP.S di'1Q *�llU�1G btilQ°R d1iCLCSi S2�
1. Type of Federzl Actiar.: _
2. mntrac
b. grant
c. cooperauve ao >em=ni
d. loan
e. loan a azantee
i laaninsvrance
2. SEaEusofFede,
a. bid/o:fe:Jappliczdon
b. uutial award
c post-awaid
4. Name and Address of ReporE�ng EnfiEy:
Q Prime O Subawardee
Tier ,_, if known:
Cono essional DisErict (number), if }:nown: _
6. Federal Depufir�enf./Agency:
L�o,-.���, oi,�
O"r_6-0DN
(� w- -.'°��°�t%
3. ReportTyye:_
a. inival *`11' ing
b, material change
For Ma.enal Change Only:
Year:
Quarter:
Date af lzst report
5. If Repor�ng Enfity in ivTo. 4 is Snbawardee, Hnter
I�Tazne and Address ot Prime:
Congressional District (number), if latown:
7. Federal Prob am Name/Desmpfion:
CFDANumber, 3f applicable:
8. Pederal AcEion Number, if known:
10. a. Name and Addiess of Lobbying Regisfranf
(if indizridual, �r,;i name, fzrst mm�e, MD:
I1. Info�afion re4uested Ehrough fhis form is authorized bp
Ti�le 3I U.S.0 Secfion I352. This disclosure oflobbying
activities is amaterial xepresenEa�on of facE upon which
retiance wss placed by the Yiei above s+hen fhis transaction
was �:ade a, ente:ed into� Tt'rs 3isc'.osure is requi:ed pn:-
suan. �3.LI.S.C.:352. T:.isiu^ .-ua.-.c.:l:berepoz:ed:..
fhe Congress semi-annuallp and wilI be avaitable forpublic
inspecEion Any pe=sonwho £ails fo fale fhe requiued aisclo-
suze shaIl be subjecf fo a civil penalfy of not less than 51�,000
and not moze fhan 5100,D00 for each snch 4ailuxe.
FederaI Use Only:
9. Award Amount, if known:
10. b. Individuals Performing Sen%�ces
(including address if different from No.10a)
(Izsi name, first name, MI):
S ��nature: ,( , t� .-�
PiintName: k'1}iam K� Finnev
Ti1e: C?�I°F_ QF POZIC$
Telephone i�o.: 651-292-3588 Date: 5-3-02
Autnonzed for Local Reproduc5on, S.andazd Form - LLL
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APPL[CAT(ON FO�
FED��L ASS{STfiNC�
,. �;r=o=susn,�usion
kpoli. �Son ?�2?pJi, auor
f I Cor.s:;u-ion � w^sr�cirn
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Phone: 6512923507
6. EMPLOYER IDENTFICATiON NUMBER (cIN):
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8. NPE OFAPPLICATION:
� New [] Continuation ❑ Revision
IfRemsion, enterappmpriate IeHer(s) fn box(esJ: � �
A. IncreaseRward B. Decrease Award C. Increase Duation
D Decrease Duration Other (specifyj_
70. CFTALOG OF FEDGRAL DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE NUMBER: �
I 6 7 I 0 I
TIiLE: 2002 Technolo� Sni(iative
t2 AREASAPFEGTEO BYPROJEGT (cHies, rounnes, states, etc.):
('i T tv of Saint Pau1
51, PROPOSED PRaJECT: 'IA. CONGRESSIONAL pISTRICTS OP:
Start Qate Ending Qate a. Applicanf
30/012001 9/302001 �4
15. ESTIMATED FUNDING
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e. Other
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7. TYPcOFAPPLICANS: (enteraq�roprFateletterinbaX) �
A. State H, Independent School �ist.
e. Cwaty !. State Controlled Instduhon o` Wghsr Lamfng
C. Muniripal J Private University
D. Township K. indian Tribe
E. Interstaie L. Individual
F. Intertnunicipal M. ProfitOrgan¢afion
G. Special Districf N. Other (Specify)
9. hAMEOFF'cDERALAGcNC7:
Department of 7usfice
Office af Community Oriented PaZicing S�vices
11. DcSCRIPTIVETITLEOFAPPLICANT'SPROJECT:
FY2002 GOPS Technology
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'16. IS APPLICATION SU6JECT 70 REVIEW BY STATE EXEGUTNE
ORDERt2372 PROCE557
a YES, i7-;IS PRcAPPLICATION/APPLICATIDN WAS MADE
AVAILABLE 70 THESTFTE EXEGUTNC' ORDER 12372
PROCESS FOR REVIEW ON'
DATE
b NO. �} PROGRAM iS N07 COV'cRED 6Y E.o. �2372
❑ OR PROGRAM HAS NOT BEEN 51EC i c� BY STA'f`
FOR RcVIcW
17. IS THE APPLICAN7 DELINQUENT ON ANY FcDER4L DEB77
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BY THc 60VERNW G BODY OF THE APPLICAFT AND TH:AoP41CAN i WILL COMPLY WITN THE ATTACH� RSSURANC=51F 7Y'c A5S:STANCC IS AWARD=�
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�illiam K. FinneB CASEP OF POLICE ��_
C. Signature nfAut� eors4�tative e. Date Signed
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Prevwus., �utiio�¢etliorLO�l'nepmouotor Sa�ca�ePorrr,<24 (R'eV. <S2) Ptescri�s"�yOMS'lrvlarA-10
CITY OF SAINT PAUI.
Norm Coieman, Mayor
NEED FOR FEDEI2AL ASSTSTANCE:
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
Wi!liam K. Finney, Chief of Police ba '�� J
100 East Eleventh Street Telephone: 651-291-1171
Saint Pau1, Minnesota SSI01 Facsimile: 651-292-3711
Tbe Saint Paui Police Depariment is requesting federal assistance to fund the purchase of
an ordnance disposal truck with updated communication abilities. Other sources of
possible funding have been exercised. Without federal assistance, this department will be
unable to purchase the needed communication and transportation equipment to ensure the
stazewide security and safety of its citizens.
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Saint Paul Chief o f lael.i�e'
Art A�imahve Achon Equd Opporraniry Employer
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