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Five -Year Capital Improvement Program <br />Request for Capital Equipment or Capital Project <br />Identification and Funding Source: <br />Project Name: Handheld Portable Radio Replacement <br />Program(s): <br />Public Safety & Justice <br />s <br />Sub-Program(s): <br />Patrol & Investigations <br />Submitted By: Police <br />Funding Source(s): <br />Capital Projects Fund <br />Priority: <br />3 <br />Version: 4/13/2016 <br />Percent <br />100% <br />100% <br />Justification: <br />Why is this equipment or project needed? <br />All officers are currently assigned handheld radios to maintain contact with the Communications Center in receiving calls for service and maintaining <br />the officers' status and location at all times. Radios are an imperative piece of equipment for officers. The Police Department expects to finish <br />replacing these radios in 2017, and start the replacement cycle again in 2021, as that is their end -of -life expectancy. <br />How does this project promote Program Goals? <br />Police services are provided by the Police Department through the use of these radios, in order to provide effective and efficient service to the <br />community and meet their expectations. <br />What impact will this project have on the Key Indicators for this Program or Sub -Program? <br />Replacement radios will allow officers to provide services to the community in fighting crime and keeping the crime rate low, and keeping the <br />community's satisfaction level high. <br />What is the return on investment or cost/benefit for this project? <br />The ability to provide police services, officer and citizen safety, and community satisfaction. <br />What alternatives to this project have been considered? <br />Grants. <br />22 <br />Estimated Cash Flov Schedule: <br />Equipment or ♦ Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Five -Year <br />Project Costs 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total <br />Beyond <br />5 Years <br />Land Acquisition - - - - - - <br />Design & Engineering - - - - - <br />Other Prof Services - - - - - - <br />Construction - - - - - <br />Other - - - - - <br />Capital Equipment 12, 12,000 24,000 <br />- <br />- <br />- <br />- <br />- <br />- <br />Total Equip/Project Costs 12,00 0 - - - 12,000 24,000 <br />- <br />Grant(s) or Other <br />Project Revenue - - - - - <br />- <br />Impact to Annual . <br />Maint/Operating Costs - - - - - <br />- <br />Description and Justification: <br />—r. <br />lX\ <br />11 <br />•Um <br />tProject <br />Description & Proposed Funding: <br />Dofent/Project Description: <br />O replacement of VHF handheld radios for police officers. <br />O <br />Cost allocatioh loforprojects with more than one <br />funding source: gy pj <br />N/A O <br />4 <br />revenue or grants, if any, th it upport the project <br />and the impacts to the operating b <br />N/A <br />110 <br />Justification: <br />Why is this equipment or project needed? <br />All officers are currently assigned handheld radios to maintain contact with the Communications Center in receiving calls for service and maintaining <br />the officers' status and location at all times. Radios are an imperative piece of equipment for officers. The Police Department expects to finish <br />replacing these radios in 2017, and start the replacement cycle again in 2021, as that is their end -of -life expectancy. <br />How does this project promote Program Goals? <br />Police services are provided by the Police Department through the use of these radios, in order to provide effective and efficient service to the <br />community and meet their expectations. <br />What impact will this project have on the Key Indicators for this Program or Sub -Program? <br />Replacement radios will allow officers to provide services to the community in fighting crime and keeping the crime rate low, and keeping the <br />community's satisfaction level high. <br />What is the return on investment or cost/benefit for this project? <br />The ability to provide police services, officer and citizen safety, and community satisfaction. <br />What alternatives to this project have been considered? <br />Grants. <br />22 <br />