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Recreation Special Events OCTOBER 25, 2010
September Monthly Report
2010
Featured Upcoming Events in Fun Day & Campout Under the Stars with FREE & Open to the
October Twilight Movie - 10/23; Flag Football; Fall Public! You are
Festival at Donner Park - 10/16 invited...
Events, Rentals, & Facilities Participants
Featured Events in September Songwriters' Concert; Acoustic and Twilight 76, 80, & 100
Movie
One Time Facility Rentals Adele Grage 2 I
Jordan 0 _
Special Events /Permits Weddings on beach or parks 3
Pavilions & Parks 5
Camping Dutton 1
Misc. beach chair & K5 run 3 & 1
Recreation Usage of Facilities "IIIIIAfter Facilities School Tennis Donner 15
Seniors @ Donner Park once a week 10
After School Programs Donner Community Center 30 per day
Homework assistance, tutoring,
music, indoor /outdoor activities Jordan Community Center 25 per day
City Sponsored Events Artwalk 43
% T : Songwriters' Concert 70
,,„ rill Acoustic Night 100+
'e 2 Mid -Week Markets 140
,, k Twilight Movie - Furry Vengeance 100
Art Walk
City Contract Programs Tennis - Beaches Tennis N/A
MillAtlantic Beach Athletic Association 400+
5 a week
Yoga total 20
ABET 770
Kayak Dutton 8
Staff 4111 3.75
Volunteers Twilight Movie: Sunrise Community Church 11
After School Programs 9
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BUILDING DEPT. MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
COMPARISON REPORT
REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2010
COMPARISION 2009 - 2010
PERMIT TYPE '
NUMBER OF PERMITS TOTAL INSPECTIONS
YTD 2009 YTD2010 YTD 2009 YTD 2010 YTD 2009 A TYD 2014
SINGLE FAMILY 6 10 $2,083,750.00 $2,920,689.00
DUPLEX 0 3 $ $450,000.00
REMODEL/ADDITIONS I 187 294 $ 3,246,339.00 $3,132,225.00
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COMMERCIAL NEW 6 $ 971,070.00 $ 925,900.00 I _
OTHER 1148 1400 $ 2,091,074.00 $ 3,426,455.00
TOTAL 1364 1713 $ 8,392,233.00 $10,855,269.00 1931 3145
PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2010
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NO.PERMITS PERMIT COST CONSTRUCTIONVALUE NISPECTIONSEERFORMEEI
SINGLE FAMILY 2 $ 760.00 I $ 150,000.00 1 BUILDING 169
NEW DUPLEX MULTI FAM 0 $ - $ - 1ELECTRICAL 44
RESIDENTIAL ADDITIONS 2 [ $ 380.00 $ 54,000.00 PLUMBING 48
COMMERCIAL NEW
0 $ - $ - MECHANICAL 36
COMERCIAL ADDITIONS 0 $ - $ - [MISC. 5
COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS I 3 $ 1,032.00 $ 233,781.00
PERMITS MISC 29 ----] $ 2,622.00 $ 92,019.00 TOTAL 302
ELECTRICAL 16 $ 1,418.20 $ - 1
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MECHANICAL GAS 2 i $ 220.00 $ -
MECHANICAL HVAC 24 $ 2,269.00 $ .
PLUMBING 16 $ 1,664.00 ' $
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ROOFING 13 $ 900.00 ' $ 55,625.00 1
WINDOW/DOOR 16 , $ 1,006.00 $ 48,756.00
DEMOLITION 2 , $ 200.00
REINSPECTION FEES _ 3 I $ 165.00
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PERMIT RENEWALS I 1 $ 151.00 Prects to Note II _____
OCCUPANCY INSPECTIONS 0 $ - 1
PENALTY FEES 1 1 $ 120.40 , New Single Family Attached
SIGNS 0 $ - _ 0 >
FENCES 4 $ 140.00 ' ,1824 Taylor Way 10-1146 n c)
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AGENDA ITEM # 4A
OCTOBER 25, 2010
Atlantic Beach
Police Department
Semiannual Report 2010
Highlights
The Police Department, along with all City Departments, has continued to prioritize its
efforts towards the Mayport Corridor Improvement Plan. We are in the process of
completing a residential survey in the Mayport Corridor and Royal Palms areas. This will
provide valuable feedback on how we are doing and what issues or concerns are still
present.
Additional officers have received police cyclist training and two additional bikes have
been purchased. As the Community Oriented Policing (COPs) officers are deployed in
the Mayport Corridor and in Royal Palms, the new bike officers have been riding on the
east side of the city. Having officers on bikes is a great mechanism to increase police -
citizen interactions and an excellent way to build and strengthen community partnerships.
Citizen feedback has been very positive on having the bike officers in their
neighborhoods.
City wide, there was a 12% decrease in Part I crimes for the first six months of 2010 as
compared to the same period in 2009. There was also an 8% reduction in auto accidents.
The Atlantic Beach Police Department continues to have an exceptional emergency
response time. The average emergency response time for the first half of 2010 is 1
minute 25 seconds.
Crime
The Atlantic Beach continues to have the lowest per capita crime rate in Duval County.
Location AB NB JB Jax Florida
Per Capita 16.9 19.3 26.1 24.7 N/A
Crime Rate
semiannual
2010
Per Capita 19.2 20.0 34.42 27.96 21.33
Crime Rate
semiannual
2009
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There have been significant decreases in Aggravated Assaults and Larceny. Overall, there
was a 12% decrease in all part I crimes from 264 to 234.
Productivity
Calls for service were up slightly from the same period in 2009. Arrests were down from
the preceding year, but that would be expected and is correlated with the decrease in
crime. Traffic citations were also up slightly. Auto accidents have decreased from 129 to
119, or 8 %.
The Crime Suppression Unit (CSU) and Investigations Division continue to be very
productive. They recently obtained and served a search warrant in a case involving a
string of auto burglaries. They seized over 100 items of property believed to be stolen and
made 4 arrests. The investigation resulted in solving more than 25 cases spread between
the 3 beach cities and Jacksonville. Much of the stolen property has already been returned
to the owner. CSU has made 22 prostitution arrests, which includes men and women, and
5 alcohol deployment arrests. They are conducting alcohol compliance checks on almost
a monthly basis and the compliance rate has increased dramatically compared to years
past.
Animal Control had a slight increase in the number of calls. Citations are down slightly
from 152 to 136 for the first half of the year. Their schedule is such that it provides 7
days per week coverage. They conduct monthly beach surveys to measure compliance.
The average compliance rate for 2010 is 83 %.
Personnel
Currently the Police Department has two vacancies for police officer and one for police
sergeant. Applicants are being processed for those positions.
Training
The Department is deeply committed to providing quality training to all its employees. In
the first half of 2010, employees have attended or are scheduled to attend training in the
following topics.
• Leadership /Supervision — Several classes
• Police Applicant Background Investigation
• Computer training in Microsoft Office
• Field Training Officer
• Radar /Laser Training
• Communication Center Supervision Training
• Dispatch Field Training Officer
• Animal Control Certification
• Interviews and Interrogations
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• Police Cyclist
• Property and Evidence Room Management
• Instructor Certification
Advanced training keeps employees current and on the cutting edge of Public Safety
techniques, trends and strategies. The Department believes a better trained employee
results in the delivery of a higher quality of service. The above list does not include
classes taken by the employees who are enrolled in various college degree programs. We
had one officer that received her Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice this year.
2010 Semiannual Report Atlantic Beach Police Department
Part I Crimes | 2nd Quarter 2nd Quarter Quarter 2010 r ! Year to Date | Year to Date ! Year to Date 2009~2010
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2008 2009 1 2010 Com arison 2008 2009 2010 � Comparison
K8unjer O 0 O O96 O 0| 0% ---- --- i ■ - � �� --�
Rape � O 2 4 100%1 O 5 4 -20%
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Robbery 6 3| 10/ 233% 16 7 10 i 43%
Aggravated Assault 10 9 6 -3396| 19 21 14 -33%
Burglary 32| 18 32' 78% 67 42| 50 19% - / '-- |
Larceny 65 88/ 80 2% 138! 179 144 -2096
Auto Theft 71 2 9, 350% 11 7 12| 71%
Total 120! 122 181 24% 251 364 233 -12%
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Calls fo Service 7,4541 8.277 8.O0S| ( -3% 14.91Q 14.87G| 15.180 2�,
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ArrArrests � 312� 2 21G -896 618 518 433 -16%
Traffic Citations ' 1.460 1.380| 1.1221 -19% 3.004 2,240 2.�75 296
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Auto Accidents 85 1 68 75' 10% 1G8 129 119 -8%
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Emergency Response 1 i 38 2 sec. 1 min. 25 sec.
Stolen 78,680 344,416 $ 310,936 -10% Property -1O�
57,560 60.458 21%
41 � 34% 17% / 3296| 32%
Recovery Percentage | |
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Crime / Crime | / / |
Suppression | | .
Felony Arrests 21| 17 8| -53% 45 28 18 -36%
Misdemeanor Arrests |
30 2 15 -25% 71 42 33 � -21%
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Alcohol Arre _ 8 _ ' O 2 1OO�. 15' 10 | 5 -50%
Prostitution Arrests | 2! 11 4
I -64% 3 13 i 22 ! 69%
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PhoneCaUn 724/ O88 -5Y6 1300 4%
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Citations 921 67 65 -3% 241/ 152 136 -11%
51 hno| Bites Reported _L_ �-- 9.5| 8 -16% 13 15.5 -1 20.0 i 29%
Animals Impounded _ 1 137/ _ 127| -7� _ �6 194 217 12%
Fire Department 1
EK8�(�aUa ! 18S 188| 2U2| 7 96| 373 352 350 -1Y6 �>
Response Time 4nnn3Omoc 4m��38sec. 4 min 49 sec | _ min 28 sec | 4 min 43sec. 4 min 45sec __. �
Fire
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Revised 10/05/2010