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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING

Posted in accordance with the provisions of P.A. 203 of 1965, as Amended and P.A. 302 of 1982, as Amended

COMMISSION MEETING

Wednesday, June 14, 2017 ..................................................... 10:30 AM

MCOLES Office

106 W. Allegan Street Suite 600

Lansing, MI 48909

Persons with disabilities needing accommodations for effective participation in this meeting should contact Ms. Jacquelyn Beeson at (517) 322-1417 or via the Michigan Relay Center at (800) 649-3777, one week in advance, to request mobility, visual, hearing or other assistance. Any public comment may be limited to three (3) minutes per person.

State of Michigan Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards

Commission Meeting Agenda

Lansing, Michigan June 14, 2017

10:30 AM I. CALL TO ORDER Chair Michael Wendling II. INTRODUCTIONS III. ACCEPTANCE OF THE APRIL 19, 2017 MEETING MINUTES

IV. ADDITIONS/CHANGES TO THE AGENDA V. CHAIR’S REPORT

• LEO Population • Special Use Requests • Grant Adjustments

VI. DIRECTOR’S REPORT VII. COMMITTEE REPORTS

• Executive Committee – Commissioner Wendling VIII. CONSENT AGENDA

• Revocations IX. NEW BUSINESS

• Commission Resolution 2017-05 (PSOB-Crosby) • Commission Resolution 2017-06 (PSOB-Savage) • Presentation on PSOB Program

X. OLD BUSINESS

XI. MISCELLANEOUS XII. PUBLIC COMMENT

Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Meeting Agenda –June 14, 2017 XIII. NEXT MEETING

DATE: September 27 @ 10:30 AM LOCATION: Lansing

XIV. ADJOURNMENT

Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Commission Meeting Minutes

April 19, 2017 Lansing, Michigan

COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT Mr. Michael Wendling, representing the Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan Chief David Molloy, representing the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police Captain Greg Zarotney, representing the Michigan State Police Sheriff Doug Wright, representing the Michigan Sheriffs' Association Ms. Anica Letica, representing Attorney General Bill Schuette Mr. Ken Grabowski, representing the Police Officers Association of Michigan Trooper Nate Johnson, representing the Michigan State Police Troopers Association Mr. David Hiller, representing Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Mr. Thomas Zulch, representing Police Officers Labor Council Sheriff Timothy Donnellon, representing Michigan Sheriff’s Association Mr. Richard Heins, representing Michigan Association of Police Cpl. Brian Earle, representing Deputy Sheriff’s Assoc. of Michigan Mr. Mark Diaz, representing Detroit Police Officers Association Chief Tim Bourgeois, representing Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police Mr. Arthur Weiss, representing the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan Sheriff Jerry Clayton, representing the Michigan Sheriffs' Association Mr. Thomas Adams, representing the Public COMMISSION MEMBERS EXCUSED Chief Donald Mawer, representing the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police Chief James White, representing Detroit Police Department STAFF PRESENT

Mr. David Harvey, MCOLES Executive Director Mr. John Szczubelek, Assistant Attorney General and Commission Counsel Ms. Jacquelyn Beeson, MCOLES Staff Mr. Danny Rosa, MCOLES Staff Mr. David Lee, MCOLES Staff Mr. Ryan Speidel, MCOLES Staff Ms. Barbara Johns, MCOLES Staff Mr. Pat Hutting, MCOLES Staff Ms. Rhonda Hooson, MCOLES Staff Ms. JuaQuita Grady, MCOLES Staff Mr. John Steele, MCOLES Staff

Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Commission Meeting, Lansing, Michigan April 19, 2017

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Mr. Lynn Ried, MCOLES Staff Ms. Sandi Luther, MCOLES Staff Mr. Wayne Carlson, MCOLES Staff GUESTS (SIGNING-IN) Captain Patrick Saunders, Wayne State Police Department Chief Michael Lopez, Harrison Township Fire Department Ms. Clare Russell Sgt. Fred Darga, Harrison Township Fire Department Mrs. Karen Rose Mr. Randy Rose CALL TO ORDER

The Commission meeting was called to order by Chair Michael Wendling on April 19, 2017 at 10:30 AM. The meeting was held at the MCOLES Office in Lansing, Michigan. INTRODUCTIONS Chair Wendling introduced himself and asked the Commissioners, staff and members of the audience to do the same. He also welcomed Arthur Weiss as our newest Commissioner representing the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan. ACCEPTANCE OF THE FEBRUARY 15, 2017 COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES Mr. John Szczubelek, Commission counsel, addressed the Commission and stated that he wanted to add a memo to the February 15, 2017 Minutes. He reminded everyone that prior to that meeting an individual from the Governor’s office came to the meeting to swear in the Commissioners. Mr. Szczubelek explained that the memo states that at the January meeting all of the Commissioners were good to serve and there was a quorum for that meeting. A MOTION was made by Commissioner Grabowski and supported by Commissioner Earle to approve the February 15, 2017 Commission Meeting Minutes as written and with the additional memorandum included. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried. ADDITIONS/CHANGES TO THE AGENDA - None


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CHAIR'S REPORT Law Enforcement Officer Population Report - The electronic distribution contained the LEO Population report for the month of March. There was a slight decline in the number of officers and positions. The number of agencies decreased by one with the closing of the Standish Police Department. Special Use Requests – The Special Use Request Report was also made available prior to the meeting. There were no questions or comments regarding the report. Grant Adjustments – The Grant Adjustment Report was included in the electronic distribution of commission documents. There were no questions or comments. DIRECTOR'S REPORT Executive Director’s Report – Executive Director Dave Harvey advised the Commission that April will be the last Executive Director’s Report that he will send out. He stated that he found the report to be a good means of communication between himself and the Commissioners. He added that it will be up to Ms. Hermina Kramp and the Commissioners as to whether or not to continue with the monthly report. Director Harvey wished Michigan State Police a happy 100th birthday. He also thanked Captain Zarotney from Michigan State Police for attending today’s meeting instead of the birthday celebration. COMMITTEE REPORTS Executive Committee – Chair Wendling advised that the Executive Committee met on March 1, 2017. The delegation of Executive Director Authority was discussed and will be reported on under New Business. Selection Committee – Chair Wendling advised that the Selection Committee met on March 28, 2017. A selection process for the new Executive Director was discussed and will be reported on under New Business. CONSENT AGENDA Executive Director Harvey stated that there was one revocation to consider. He added that Troy Allen Martin Estree had pled no lo contender to a felony assault by strangulation. A MOTION was made by Commissioner Molloy and supported by Commissioner Adams to approve the revocation of license for Troy Allen Martin Estree. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried.


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NEW BUSINESS Commission Resolution 2017-02 (Resolution Honoring Sgt. Collin James Rose) Randy and Karen Rose, parents of Sgt. Collin James Rose, and Captain Patrick Saunders representing Wayne State University Police Department were asked to join Chair Wendling at the podium. Chair Wendling read into record Commission Resolution 2017-02 honoring fallen officer Sgt. Collin James Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Rose were presented with the plaque and a check for $25,000.00. A MOTION was made by Commissioner Hiller and supported by Commissioner Molloy to approve Commission Resolution 2017-02 honoring Sgt. Collin Rose and extend the Public Safety Officer Benefit. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried. Commission Resolution 2017-04 (Resolution Honoring Lt. Andrew B. Russell) Ms. Clara Russell, wife of Lt. Andrew Russell, and Fire Chief Michael Lopez as well as Sgt. Fred Darga both representing Harrison Township Fire Department were asked to join Chair Wendling at the podium. Chair Wendling read into record Commission Resolution 2017-04 honoring fallen firefighter Lt. Andrew B. Russell. Ms. Clara Russell was presented with the plaque. A MOTION was made by Commissioner Hiller and supported by Commissioner Earle to approve Commission Resolution 2017-04 honoring Lt. Andrew B. Russell and extend the Public Safety Officer Benefit. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried. Presentation of Final Report for Executive Directive 2016-2 Executive Director Harvey stated that the Commissioners had received an electronic copy of the final draft of the report regarding Executive Directive 2016-2. Director Harvey stated he wanted to thank the following people:

• The staff for all of their hard work • The Commissioners for their time and attendance at the public forums • Anthony Lewis from the Department of Civil Rights for all of his assistance • Harvey Hollins from the Office of Urban Initiatives for his guidance • The ALPLACTs for all of their input

He stated the final report was a compilation of the survey results, public forums and research. If the report was approved by the Commission today, he would like to send it to the Governor tomorrow ahead of the May 1, 2017 deadline. He asked that if anyone had any corrections or changes to let him know.

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mcoles/Commision_Resolution_2017-02_571731_7.pdf

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mcoles/Commission_Resolution_2017-04_571736_7.pdf


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A MOTION was made by Commissioner Diaz and supported by Commissioner Donnellon to adopt the report “Fostering Public Trust in Law Enforcement in Michigan – Commission Findings and Recommendations” completed by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards in compliance with the requirements of Executive Directive 2016-2. Commissioner Weiss stated that he had a correction to the report. On the first page it states the Executive Directive was issued on October 4, 2017 and it should be October 4, 2016. Commissioner Bourgeois stated that he wanted to thank everyone for their hard work. He wanted to bring up one item on Page 94-95. In the report it mentions that Fair and Impartial Policing (FIP) is a training program that was created by the Department of Justice (DOJ). He was questioning whether that was factually correct. Executive Director Harvey stated that staff would look into it and make any changes if necessary. A new MOTION was made by Commissioner Diaz and supported by Commissioner Molloy to adopt the report “Fostering Public Trust in Law Enforcement in Michigan – Commission Findings and Recommendations” with the above mentioned changes completed by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards in compliance with the requirements of Executive Directive 2016-2. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried. Director Harvey added that he wanted to especially thank Wayne Carlson, JuaQuita Grady, Danny Rosa and Hermina Kramp for their hard work and hours spent on this project. Executive Director Selection Process Chair Wendling explained that the Selection Committee met and developed a process in compliance with the requirements of the Open Meetings Act. He added that a nationwide search was going to be conducted to find a replacement for the Executive Director. Chair Wendling stated that the recommended Selection Process, Executive Director Position Description, the recommended Job Announcement and the proposed Selection Timeline were all sent out in the electronic distribution of meeting documents. Chair Wendling asked for questions and there were none so he requested a motion. A MOTION was made by Commissioner Hiller and supported by Commissioner Wright to adopt the Selection Process, Position Description, and Job Announcement as well as authorizing the Executive Director Selection Committee to conduct the process as outlined. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried.


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Commission Resolution 2017-03 (Delegation of Authority) Commissioner Wendling advised that the Executive Committee asked Commission Counsel, John Szczubelek, to research the issue and draft a resolution to delegate necessary authority to the Deputy Executive Director effective upon the separation date of the current director. Chair Wendling read into record Commission Resolution 2017-03 which authorizes the Deputy Executive Director to perform functions that would otherwise be performed by the Executive Director, effective upon the Director’s separation and valid until a new director is selected and the Commission rescinds or modifies the resolution. A MOTION was made by Commissioner Donnellon and supported by Commissioner Zulch to adopt Commission Resolution 2017-03 which delegates authority to the Deputy Executive Director. A VOTE was taken. The MOTION carried. Presentation to Executive Director Harvey Chair Wendling stated that this will be Executive Director David Harvey’s last commission meeting. He added that he and Dave started with the Commission at the same time and added that he has enjoyed working with him. Commissioner Wendling said that David Harvey was well respected in all aspects of public service. He added that Mr. Harvey kept his focus on training, carried out all of the functions of the Commission and would not be swayed by politics. He also said that Mr. Harvey exposed MCOLES to national and international agencies. He thanked him again for his service. Executive Director Harvey stated that he was entering his fortieth year in law enforcement. He added that since being with MCOLES they now had the best budget, almost full staff, and had met all of the objectives he had laid out. He felt with the new Commission and the completion of the Governor’s project it was a good time to leave. He added that he wanted to go into the public sector and to ride his Harley. Executive Director Harvey went on to say that any success he gained was on behalf of the Commissioners who volunteered their time for the good of law enforcement and the staff. He continued adding that this was the best staff he had ever worked with due to their dedication to law enforcement. He said his goal was to ensure that all the tools and training necessary to survive had been provided to all law enforcement officers. Finally he wanted to thank Hermina for her dedication and hard work. He wished everyone good luck and Godspeed. OLD BUSINESS - None PUBLIC COMMENT - None MISCELLANEOUS

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mcoles/Commission_Resolution_2017-03_571733_7.pdf


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NEXT MEETING

Date: June 14, 2017 @ 10:30 AM Location: Lansing ADJOURNMENT: A MOTION was made by Commissioner Molloy and supported by Commissioner Donnellon to adjourn the meeting. APPROVED BY ____________________________________ ON ___________________ WITNESSED BY ____________________________________ ON ___________________

COL~---5 Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards

Commission Resolution 2017-02 Resolution to Honor Fallen Wayne State University Police Department

Sergeant Collin James Rose And Extend Public Safety Officer Benefits

WHEREAS, the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards is the agency of the State of Michigan that sets standards for training and licensure of Michigan law enforcement officers and administers the Public Safety Officers Benefit Program; and,

WHEREAS, Sergeant Collin James Rose served honorably as a Law Enforcement Officer with the Village of Richland Police Department and the Wayne State University Police Department; and,

WHEREAS, Sergeant Collin James Rose was a dedicated public servant who performed his duties in a manner that has brought honor to the entire law enforcement profession; and,

WHEREAS, Sergeant Collin James Rose's commitment to excellence was evidenced by two Letters of Commendation and a Presidential Award bestowed upon him by the Wayne State University Police Department; and,

WHEREAS, Sergeant Collin James Rose's kindness and humanity were exemplified by his commitment to train and care for dogs as a certified professional canine handler, a member of the Metro-Detroit Schutzhound & Police K9 Club, and a supporter of canine rescue organizations; and,

WHEREAS, Sergeant Collin James Rose gave his life in the line of duty while serving as a law enforcement officer for the Wayne State University Police Department; and

WHEREAS, Sergeant Collin James Rose is survived by his loving parents Randy and Karen Rose, brother Curtis Rose, loving and devoted fiance Nicole Salgot; and his loyal K9 partners "Clyde" and ''Wolverine"; and,

WHEREAS, the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards, on behalf of all Michigan public safety officers, expresses profound sympathy to the family, fellow law en fore em en t officers, friends, and loved ones of Sergeant Collin James Rose.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOL VE.D, that the members of the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards pay d1eir highest tribute to the service and sacrifice of Sergeant Collin James Rose; and,

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all eligible benefits provided through the Public Safety Officer Benefits Act shall be extended to the survivors of Sergeant Collin James Rose.

Unanimously adopted by the Mithigan Commission on Law Enjomment Standards on Apnl 19'', 2017.

Michael WendliJli,~

COL· S Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards

Commission Resolution 2017-03 Delegation of Authority

WEIEREAS, the current Executive Director will be resigning effective May 17, 2017; and,

WEIEREAS, a replacement Executive Director will not be appointed by May 17, 2017; and,

WEIEREAS, the Commission, the Executive Director, the Deputy Executive Director, and other Staff are responsible for the performance of statutory functions established in the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Act, the Michigan Justice Training Act, Executive Order 2001-5, the Public Safety Officers Benefit Act, Chapter III of the Code of Criminal Procedure, and the Michigan Retired Law Enforcement Officer's Firearm Carry Act; and,

WEIEREAS, § II B of Executive Order 2001-5, codified as MCL 28.621, further provides that the Executive Director shall administer the functions of the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Act and the Michigan Justice Training Act; and,

WEIEREAS, consistent with long-standing practice, § 2(b) of the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Act contemplates that the Commission will expressly delegate the performance of statutory functions to the Executive Director and Staff; and,

WEIEREAS, the Commission has traditionally performed, without delegation, several statutory functions; and,

WEIEREAS, to address this need, it is appropriate to expressly delegate the responsibility for performance of statutory functions to the Deputy Executive Director that would otherwise be performed by the Executive Director; and,

WEIEREAS, the Commission may modify the delegations made in this Resolution to ensure that functions performed by the Deputy Executive Director and Staff are consistent with past practices and policies, and to address concerns as they arise: and,

WEIEREAS, when a replacement Executive Director 1s appointed, it will be necessary for the Commission to modify or rescind this Resolution;

BE IT FURTHER RESOL VE'Dthat:

1. The Commission delegates to the Deputy Executive Director the responsibility to perform, and to supervise the Staffs performance of, the statutory functions described in the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards Act, the Michigan Justice Training Act, Executive Order 2001-5, the Public Safety Officers Benefit Act, Chapter III of the Code of Criminal Procedure, and the Michigan Retired Law Enforcement Officer's Firearm Carry Act, excluding: a. Appointing an Executive Director of the commission;

b. Assigning functions and duties to the Executive Director;

c. Electing a chairperson and vice-chairperson;

d. Functions related to conducting Commission meetings;

e. Approving administrative mles; and

f. Approving grant awards.

2. This express delegation is made with the understanding that it requires the Deputy Executive Director to work out of class, as provided in Civil Service Rule 4-5, while performing the functions that would otherwise be performed by the Executive Director.

3. To account for the Deputy Executive Director working out of class, the Commission will seek necessary prior approvals from Civil Service staff as provided in Civil Service Rule 4-5.

4. This express delegation is made with the understanding that it requires the Deputy Executive Director to be registered as a Lobbyist Agent as provided in 1978 PA 472 as amended, while performing the functions that would otherwise be performed by the Executive Director.

5. The Commission may modify or rescind this Resolution as circumstances require, and upon appointing a replacement Executive Director.

6. This Resolution shall take effect on May 17, 2017 and remain in effect until it is modified or rescinded by the Commission.

Unanimously adopted by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards on April19, 2017.

Michael Wendling, rur

Michigan Justice Training Fund Law Enforcement Distribution

SPECIAL USE REQUEST STATUS REPORT

April 12, 2017 through June 6, 2017 From April 12, 2017 through June 6, 2017 nine (9) Special Use Requests totaling $31,885.22 in potential law enforcement distribution expenditures were submitted to the Commission for approval. Requests were approved for a total projected expenditure of $31,885.22.

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mcoles/3A-SUR_573114_7.pdf

06/07/201708:26 AM

368 Michigan Commission On Law Enforcement StandardsMCOLES Information and Tracking Network

Special Use RequestsPage 1 of 6

07/29/2017 - 08/01/2017 $1,150.00 $1,150.0005/03/2017

06/14/2017

Course Dates:

6140Special Use Request No.:DETROIT METROPOLITAN POLICE ACADEMYRequesting Agency:

NOBLETraining Provider:NOBLE Summer ConferenceCourse Title:Atlanta GACourse Location:

Report Parameters:

Out-of-State Training

Requested Amount:Recommended AmountRequest Date:

Commission Action Date:Commission Action:

Description:

Annual conference for the National Organization of Black LE Executives. Reuqest is for registration only.ATTENDEE:Asst Chief Lashinda Stair.Dep. Chief U. Renee Hall

Commission Action Begin Date:Commission Action End Date:

06/14/201706/14/2017

Agency Name: All AgenciesRequest Type: All SUR Request Types

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05/15/2017 - 05/19/2017

06/26/2017 - 06/30/2017

$9,007.20

$3,055.80

$9,007.20

$3,055.80

03/10/3017

04/06/2017

06/14/2017

06/14/2017

Course Dates:

Course Dates:

6125

6133

Special Use Request No.:


DETROIT POLICE DEPARTMENT


Requesting Agency:

Requesting Agency:

PATC

Alpha Group

Training Provider:

Training Provider:

Hostage Negotiators Phase III

Crime Analysis Training

Course Title:

Course Title:

Birmingham AL

Oswego IL

Course Location:

Course Location:


Requested Amount:

Requested Amount:

Recommended Amount

Recommended Amount

Request Date:

Request Date:

Commission Action Date:


Commission Action:

Commission Action:

Description:

Description:

5 day training session which is the third and final phase for hostage negotiators to renew their certifications. All have had Phase I and II. Public AGency Training Council is one of the leading LE trainers in the nation.ATTENDEES:Sgt. Deanna WilsonSgt. Michael HolmanPO Walter MeridaPO Hassan Chehab, all sssigned to the Hostage Team.

Training in the developoment and maintaining of a crme analysis program.ATTENDEES:Sgt. Wendy Collier, Crime Intelligence UnitPO Sin Ng, Ciu

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07/31/2017 - 08/04/2017

07/18/2017 - 07/20/2017

$1,327.96

$1,478.10

$1,327.96

$1,478.10

04/14/2017

04/28/2017

06/14/2017

06/14/2017

Course Dates:

Course Dates:

6135

6139





Requesting Agency:

Requesting Agency:

The Alpha Group

PATC

Training Provider:

Training Provider:

Criminal Investigative Analysis Training

Administrative and Mid Level Supervision

Course Title:

Course Title:

London OH

Rio Rancho NM

Course Location:

Course Location:


Requested Amount:

Requested Amount:

Recommended Amount

Recommended Amount

Request Date:

Request Date:



Commission Action:

Commission Action:

Description:

Description:

Techniques to identify behavioral, physical and personality characteristics of offenders who commit serial rape and homicide. Students will analyze cases involving actual rapists and serial killers to hlep develop a profiling system.ATTENDEE:PO Michael Johnson, 2nd Pct.

Topics include: Developing action plans; performance management; level 5 leadership; 12 critical high tasks; identifying major components of a press conference; and expectations for supervisors.ATTENDEE:Sgt. Stacy Cavan, Budget Ops

06/07/201708:26 AM



06/22/2017 - 06/28/2017

07/29/2017 - 08/02/2017

$4,882.52

$5,050.44

$4,882.52

$5,050.44

04/14/2017

04/21/2017

06/14/2017

06/14/2017

Course Dates:

Course Dates:

6136

6137



WAYNE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE


Requesting Agency:

Requesting Agency:

National Sheriffs' Assn.

NOBLE

Training Provider:

Training Provider:

2017 NSA Annual Summer Conference

2017 Annual NOBLE Conference

Course Title:

Course Title:

Reno NV

Atlanta GA

Course Location:

Course Location:


Requested Amount:

Requested Amount:

Recommended Amount

Recommended Amount

Request Date:

Request Date:



Commission Action:

Commission Action:

Description:

Description:

Annual NSA conference with training topics that include: Recruitment and Retention: Ethics; Mass Casualty Events; Collecting Use of Force Statistics; Current Issues and Research in Employee Health and Wellness, etc.ATTENDEES:Benny Napoleon, SheriffRobert Dunlap, Dep. Chief

Annual conference for black LE executives that will cover , Body Cams; Addressing Gun Violence; DataSharing; Recrutiing Racially Diverse Applicants; 21st Century Policing; Use of Force Issues; etc.ATTENDEES;Sheriff Benny NapoleonChief Deputy Robert DunlapTonya Guy

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01/10/2017 - 10/12/2017

07/17/2017 - 07/18/2017

$4,822.20

$1,111.00

$4,822.20

$1,111.00

04/24/2017

05/04/2017

06/14/2017

06/14/2017

Course Dates:

Course Dates:

6138

6141





Requesting Agency:

Requesting Agency:

Smith & Wesson

American Jail Association

Training Provider:

Training Provider:

Revolver Armorer Course

Legal Issues in Today's Jails

Course Title:

Course Title:

Springfield MA

Olathe KS

Course Location:

Course Location:


Requested Amount:

Requested Amount:

Recommended Amount

Recommended Amount

Request Date:

Request Date:



Commission Action:

Commission Action:

Description:

Description:

Terminology, nomenclature, Fitting, timing and repair of parts weights, mainsprings. etc.ATTENDEES:Lt. Matt GlosterCpl. Toi RhinehartSpl. SHernell Stafford, firearms unit

Topics covered: USSC decisions that develop institutional policies regarding 1st, 4th, 8th and 14th Amendments. Understand and apply latest legislation. Develop strategies to assuage civil liability, etc.ATTENDEE:Dennis Ramel, Director of Classification

$31,885.22 $31,885.22

Total Out-of-State Training Requested Amount: Total Out-of-State Training Recommended Amount:

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$31,885.22 $31,885.22

Total Special Use Requested Amount:Total Special Use Recommended Amount:

$31,885.22 $31,885.22

Total Training Requested Amount: Total Training Recommended Amount:

STATUS REPORT April 10, 2017 through June 7, 2017

Requests Processed Requests Approved Requests Denied 3 3 0 The following grant adjustments were APPROVED: Michigan State Police/Firearms Instructor School #17LE-0168-02 (Adjustment #02)

• The Firearms Range at the MSP training Academy is currently under construction. The upcoming training, beginning April 24, will be held at the Kalamazoo Police Department range. There will not be charges for classroom or range use, however lead free ammunition is required. This adjustment request seeks to move funding for the classroom to lead-free ammunition.

BUDGET CATEGORY

MOST RECENT APPROVED BUDGET

REQUESTED REVISION

NEW BUDGET TOTALS

Personnel

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Contractual Services

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Tuition

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0 Travel

$ 24,160.00

$ 0

$ 24,160.00

Supplies & Operating

$ 16,861.40

$ 0

$ 16,861.40

Equipment

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Total

$ 41,021.40

$ 0

$ 41,021.40

The Kalamazoo Police Department range requires lead-free ammunition to be used. This adjustment will reduce the grant funding for the Session 1 Academy Firearms Range from $2,500 to $863.40. The difference of $1,636.60 will be allocated to the purchase of the lead-free ammunition.

Supplies and Operating

Initial Grant Award

Adjustment to

Total

Adjustment To

Grant Share

Adjustment To

Match Share 2017 Session 1 MSP Training Academy Classroom C4 – Full Day

$600.00

$600.00

$600.00

2017 Session 1 MSP Training Academy Classroom C4 – Hall Day

$300.00

$300.00

$300.00

2017 Session 1 – Adjustment Request 02 MSP Training Academy Firearms Range – Full Day

$2,500.00

$863.40

$863.40

$136.60 2017 Session 1 Adjustment Request 02 Kiesler Supply Ballisticlean Pistol Ammunition – 9mm, 100 grain, RHT, Frangible, 1000 rounds/case, Lead-Free Ammunition, Item ID BC9NT3

$ 0.00

$1,636.60

$1,636.60

2017 Session 1 MSP Training Academy Firearms Range – Half Day

$500.00

$500.00

$500.00

2017 Session 1 MSP Training Academy Gym – Half Day

$250.00

$250.00

$250.00

2017 Session 1 MSP Training Academy Scenario House – Half Day

$100.00

$100.00

$100.00

2017 Session 1 Simunition FX Rounds – Case

$550.00

$550.00

$550.00

2017 Session 1 Thumb Drive for class material – 20 students and 4 instructors

$120.00

$120.00

$120.00

2017 Session 1 Ammunition .223 CAL. PRACTIVE, 55 GRAIN (500 RD/CS)

$1,228.00

$1,228.00

$1,228.00

2017 Session 1 Ammunition 12 GUAGE, #00 BUCK SHOT, SERVICE (250/RD/CS)

$788.24

$788.24

$788.24

2017 Session 1 Ammunition 12 GAUGE, #8 BIRDSHOT, PRACTICE (250 RD/CS)

$376.52

$376.52

$376.52

2017 Session 1 Ammunition 12 GAUGE SLUGS, SERVICE (250 RD/CS)

$550.04

$550.04

$550.04

2017 Session 1 Cleaning Supplies $225.00 $225.00 $225.00

2017 Session 1 TARGET, SILHOUETTE, 24” X 36”, MAN W/GUN-REVISED 01/2009 (100/PG)

$96.85

$96.85

$96.85

2017 Session 1 TARGET CENTER, SILHOUETTE, 11 ¼ X 16 3/4 , 20 PK/BX (100/PG)

$36.05

$36.05

$36.05

2017 Session 1 Michcor Target Backer $210.00 $210.00 $210.00 2017 Session 2 MSP Training Academy Classroom C4-Full Day

$600.00

$600.00

$600.00

2017 Session 2 MSP Training Academy classroom C$ - Half Day

$300.00

$300.00

$300.00

2017 Session 2 MSP Training Academy Firearms Range – Full Day

$2,500.00

$2,500.00

$2,500.00

2017 Session 2 MSP Training Academy Firearms Range – Half Day

$500.00

$500.00

$500.00

2017 Session 2 MSP Training Academy Gym – Half Day

$250.00

$250.00

$250.00

2017 Session 2 MSP Training Academy Scenario House – Half Day

$100.00

$100.00

$100.00

2017 Session 2 Simunition FX Rounds – Case

$550.00

$550.00

$550.00

2017 Session 2 Thumb Drive for Class material – 20 students and 4 instructors

$120.00

$120.00

$120.00

2017 Session 2 Ammunition .223 CAL, PRACTICE, 55 grain (500 RD/CS)

$1,228.00

$1,228.00

$1,228.00

2017 Session 2 Ammunition 12 GUAGE #OO BUCK SHOT, SERVICE, (250 RD/CS)

$788.24

$788.24

$788.24

2017 Session 2 Ammunition 12 GAUGE, #8 BIRDSHOT, PRACTICE (250 RD/CS)

$376.52

$376.52

$376.52

2017 Session 2 Ammunition 12 GAUGE SLUGS, SERVICE (250 RD/CS)

$550.04

$550.04

$550.04

2017 Session 2 Cleaning Supplies

$225.00

$225.00

$225.00

2017 Session 2 TARGET, SILHOUETTE, 24” X 36”, MAN W/GUN-REVISED 01/2009 (100/PG)

$96.85

$96.85

$96.85

2017 Session 2 TARGET CENTER, SILHOUETTE, 11 ¼ X 16 3/4 , 20 PK/BX (100/PG)

$36.05

$36.05

$36.05

2017 Session 2 Michcor Target Backer

$210.00

$210.00

$210.00

TOTAL

$16,861.40

$16,861.40

$16,861.40

$136.60

Schoolcraft College/Wayne County Regional Police Training #17LE-0272-01 (Adjustment #02)

• The Project Administrator for this grant, Thomas Miller, has been replaced as the Grant Administrator. The new grant Administrator is Mark Gajeski who was appointed the In-Service Training Coordinator. This change is effective immediately. This will not cause any budget adjustments to the grant.

Washtenaw Community College/Online Active Duty Firearms #17LE-0268-01 (Adjustment #01)

• Changes in personnel have occurred since the proposal was written due to new hires, schedule changes among existing employees. To reflect the updates of college employees we are requesting the following personnel changes.

Due to new employee schedule Brenda Barns will be replaced by Dawn Singh for instructional design, job titles were used in the “assignment” column on the budget page. The project activity stays the same, no change to the scope of work on this project. Jeremy Liesen will be replaced by Nathaniel Berens as he is a video and streaming media specialist, job titles were used in the “assignment” column on the budget page. The project activity stays the same, no change to the scope of work on this project. Troy Stern will be added to aid Mike Church with course development, as Mike Church has conflicting schedule demands with his primary employer. There are 10 hours to be moved from Mike Church to cover Troy Stern. Chief of Police for the City of Tecumseh Police Department, Firearms Instructor, Member of the Washtenaw Community College Police Academy Instructional Cadre for the past 15 years. Kurt Schiappacasse will be taking on the lead development from Gary Hicks, as Kurt is a firearms expert and swerves on the Police Academy Firearms staff. There are 30 hours to be moved from Gary Hicks to cover Kurt Schiappacasse. Jeff Carek will be fully replacing Jim Meldrum as coordinator and instructor, as Jim Meldrum’s job function has changed. Jeff Carek is the Assistant Director of the Washtenaw Community College Police Academy, member of the instructional cadre for the past 10 years, WCSO Deputy for 25 years. He has extensive background in law enforcement and teaching.

Christi Ilayan will be replacing Azie Pirooz as the program accountant due to a new hire in the accounting department. The hourly rated decreased from $27.09 to $24.52, accompanied by an increase in admin hours from 40 to 44 to accommodate the new learning and grant onboarding required with new employees in this accounting position.

BUDGET CATEGORY MOST RECENT

APPROVED BUDGET

REQUESTED REVISION

NEW BUDGET TOTALS

Personnel

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Contractual Services

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Tuition

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Travel

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Supplies & Operating

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Equipment

$ 0

$ 0

$ 0

Total

$ 22,842.76

$ 0

$ 22,842.76

1. Brenda Barnes is being replaced by Dawn Singh for Instructional Design. There is a difference in the hourly pay rate from $28.60 to $27.97 and the development hours are being changed from 86.25 to 86.14. This results in an $84.27 decrease in the line item budget from $4,623.16 to $3,538.89. The $84.27 difference is being added to the line item for Nathaniel Berens who is replacing Jeremy Liesen. Nathaniel’s pay rate is higher than Jeremy’s ($24.84 versus $23.58) which increased the line item budget to $1,661.50. The number of development hours remains the same.

Name

Assignment Approved

Budget

Net Change

Requested Budget Barnes, Brenda

Online Creative Manager

$3,623.16

-$3,623.16

$0

Singh, Dawn

Instructional Design

$0

+$3,538.89

$3,535.89

Sub-Total

$3,623.13

-$84.27

$3,538.89

Liesan, Jeremy

Development

$1,577.22

-$1,577.22

$0

Borens, Nathaniel

Development

$0

+$1,661.50

$1,661.50

Sub-Total $1,577.22 +$84.27 $1,661.50 TOTALS

$5,200.38

$0

$5,200.38

2. The development and proofreading hours for Mike church are being decreased by 10 hours

resulting in a line item budget decrease of $459.96 from $1,839.85 to $1,379.89. This $459.96 is a new line item budget for Troy Stern for 10 hours of development and proofreading. Mike Church and Troy Stern have the same pay rate of $34.48.

Name

Assignment Approved

Budget

Net Change

Requested Budget Church, Mike

Development

$1,839.85

-$459.96

$1,379.89

Singh, Dawn

Development

$0

+$459.96

$459.96

TOTALS

$1,839.85

-$0

$1,839.85

3. Development hours for Gary Hicks are being decreased by 30 hours resulting in a line item budget decrease of $1,379.89 from $1,839.85 to $459.96. The $1,379.89 is a new line item budget for Kurt Schiappacasse for 30 hours of development. Gary and Mike have the same pay rate of $34.48.

Name

Assignment

Approved Budget

Net Change

Requested Budget

Hicks, Gary

Development

$1,839.85

-$1,379.89

$459.96

Schiappacasse, Kurt

Development

$0

+$1,379.89

$1,379.89

TOTALS

$1,839.85

$0

$1,839.85

4. Christi Ilayan is replacing Azie Pirooz as the program accountant. There is a pay rat change from $27.09 to $24.52; however, there is a minimal incrase in the administrative hours, from 40 to 44 resulting in the match share remaining the same at $1,553.88, due to introduction and training on the specifics of the MCOLES grant.

Name

Assignment Approved

Budget

Net Change

Requested Budget Pirooz, Azie

Program Accountant

$1,553.88

-$1,553.88

$0

Schiappacasse, Kurt

Development

$0

+$1,553.88

$1,553.88

TOTALS

$1,839.85

$0

$1,553.88

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