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INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT SERVICE LEVEL AND FUNDING AGREEMENT FOR USER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES BOULDER COUNTY SHERIFF'S COMMUNICATIONS CENTER Recitals: 1. Sections 29 -1 -203, and 30 -11 -410, C.R.S. allow local governments to enter into agreements for the provision of services within each other's jurisdiction. 2. The Boulder County Sheriff' s Office operates a Communications Center which serves as a Public Safety Answering Point for 911 and non - emergency calls for law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services in Boulder County, and which has the capacity to assist other jurisdictions within the County. 3. The City of Louisville, Colorado (AGENCY) wishes to utilize the services of the County of Boulder, by and through the Boulder County Sheriff's Office Communications Center (BCCC) for the answering of emergency and non - emergency public safety calls, the dispatching of its police department to those calls, and the routine tracking and recording of officer activity. 4. Boulder County agrees to provide police dispatching services to the AGENCY in accordance with the service agreement provisions herein contained. The AGENCY agrees to help support the ongoing operational costs of the BCCC, subject to annual appropriation and payment of service fees as negotiated and agreed to in the attached Service Fee Agreement. (See Attachment A) Service Agreements: 1. BCCC will answer emergency as well as non - emergency calls for service 24 hours a day, seven days per week, and dispatch those calls within agreed upon time limits, based on the priority level of the call (See Attachment B). 2. BCCC will accept public calls from transferred office hnes, (one per agency), during non - business hours, or upon special request. 3. BCCC will act as the NCIC /CCIC Terminal Guard during non - business hours, or upon special request, according to the rules established by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (See Attachment C for BCCC and AGENCY responsibilities). 4. BCCC will provide a primary law enforcement dispatcher for dispatching calls and tracking officer activity. In addition, when practical, BCCC will provide a data dispatcher for NCIC /CCIC, DMV access as well as routine business and support requests, (towing, street maintenance, etc.). The AGENCY will have access to and use of each radio channel/frequency commonly known as the primary and tactical channels. In addition, BCCC will provide radio channel/frequency access to other law enforcement agencies that may provide direct assistance for the AGENCY to be used during an incident within the AGENCY's law enforcement jurisdiction. 5. An additional dedicated channel and dispatcher may be made available with advance notice for special events within the law enforcement jurisdiction of the AGENCY, with the agreement that the Sheriff's Office will be reimbursed for the cost of that dispatcher. During emergency events, a second channel and dedicated dispatcher may be made available upon request if BCCC staffing