Mario Enriquez

Kenfield Police Substation Proposal

The substation request was not funded this meeting.

Open container ordinance revision

Fines range from about $100 to $1,000 for repeat infractions.

72-hour abandoned vehicle ordinance tightened

Towing and citation enforcement costs fall on the police and code enforcement budgets; violations carry fines.

Police and Fire Staffing and Retention

Expanded investigative units and victim services would require additional funding, amount not stated.

Fire plan check fee increases

About $330,000 in new revenue in year one and $140,000 more in year two for the fire prevention bureau.

$1 million federal grant for real-time crime center

Brings $1 million in federal funding for crime center equipment the city budget can't otherwise cover.

Donated Land for Stockton Police Department

The city acquires the land by donation at no purchase cost.

Fire Hydrant Readiness and Port Fire Reimbursement

Potential reimbursement revenue from the Port of Stockton for fire services covering roughly 2,000 acres.

Regional dispatch services and fire staffing

Reduces general fund subsidy by roughly $1.5 million annually.

Tobacco grant for underage-sales enforcement

Adds $976,853 in grant funding to police special programs over three years.

$4.5 Million Proposition 64 Public Safety Grant

$4.5 million grant, with roughly $3.45 million directed to enforcement including surveillance equipment.

Behavioral health recovery center funding

A conditional $300,000 city grant, payable only if the state awards the project.

Strong Communities Advisory Committee conduct and membership

Fire Dispatcher Recruitment Incentive

Adds temporary incentive pay costs to the fire department budget; amount not specified in the record.

Ambulance offload times at hospitals

Traffic safety and DUI enforcement grant

$435,000 in grant funds; no general fund cost.

Mormon Slough Encampment Cleanups

Estimated $500 million in public benefits over the long term; funding to be a public-private partnership.

Rocco Robinson police shooting accountability

Flock Drone as First Responder Program

$3.15 million now, with roughly $690K annual costs in later years that will require new grants or budget money.

Neighborhood security and fencing

Slightly higher fencing cost for the project, borne by the applicant.

26-0952 APPROVE MOTION TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT UP TO FIVE YEARS WITH AT&T VESTA FOR THE CITY OF STOCKTON PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCH CENTERS IN A TOTAL NOT-TO-EXCEED THE AMOUNT OF $215,205 ANNUALLY