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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWORKSTUDY-A_MAPP STAFFING STUDY - RESULTS City Strategic Plan, Goal No. 1, 5.a Santa Ana City Council September 29, 2014 MAPP Overview SAPD retained UNT to answer a fundamental question:  How many patrol officers are needed to adequately police the  City of Santa Ana? Goal: analyticallyand objectivelydetermine a patrol  staffing level that supports the City Strategic Plan, Goal 1: Community Safety “The City is committed to a high level of public safety and  working in partnership with the community to maintain a safe and secure City.” Sec. 5, Subsec. A: “Monitor and report key performance goals  such as standards of cover, response time and location of apparatus…” MAPP Implementation SAPD entered into agreement with UNT to conduct a  staffing study to project staffing needs in Patrol Data from 2013 used to compile data  SAPD Senior Management Team made policy  decisions to apply to the MAPP model before arriving at a staffing number Policy decisions were made based on best practices,  public safety and community policing goals Decision also made to eliminate use of backfill officers  from Investigations, resulting in additional 5 FTE’s MAPP Policy Decisions Self-initiated time in minutes per officer, per hour15  Administrative time in minutes per officer, per hour10  Patrol visibility (hours) arterial roadways4  Patrol visibility (hours) residential roadways36  Response time goal for Priority 1 (Minutes)5  Response time goal for Priority 2 (Minutes)10  Response time goal for Priority 3 (Minutes)35  Emergency calls with at least one officer available (%)95  Calls for service that cannot be preempted (%)33  Administrative activities that cannot be preempted (%)15  Self-initiated activities that cannot be preempted (%)50  MAPP Policy Decisions (cont.) Goal Weight: Each goal assigned a percentage – goals must total 100% Response time goal to Priority 1 calls (%)35  Patrol visibility objective (%)20  Response time goal to Priority 2 calls (%)20  Response time goal to Priority 3 calls (%)20  Officer availability for emergency (%)5  Supervision / Deployment Goals Average number of officers supervised by a field supervisor7  Time spent by supervisors as a primary responder (%)5  Time patrol units are staffed by two officers (%)2  Base MAPP: Variables Changed Current for Strategic Staffing Call for Service and Service Time Variables Conditions Plan Annual number of Priority 1 CFS 2,180 Annual number of Priority 2 CFS 17,698 Annual number of Priority 3 CFS 58,095 Average service time (hours) per Priority 1 CFS (includes primary and back-up) 2.79 Average service time (hours) per Priority 2 CFS (includes primary and back-up) 1.58 Average service time (hours) per Priority 3 CFS (includes primary and back-up) 0.84 Self-Initiated and Administrative Time Variables Performance objective - Self-initiated time in minutes per hour per officer 4.46 15.0 Performance objective - Administrative time in minutes per hour per officer 8.34 10.0 Response Time Variables Performance objective – Response time goal for Priority 1 calls (minutes) 7.07 5.0 Performance objective – Response time goal for Priority 2 calls (minutes) 11.31 10.0 Performance objective – Response time goal for Priority 3 calls (minutes) 37.75 35.0 Area (square miles) 27.88 Average response speed (mph) for emergency activities 30.86 Average response speed (mph) for non-emergency activities 17.27 Immediate Availability Variables Performance objective - Percentage of time an officer will be available to 95 immediately respond to a Priority 1 call Percentage of calls for service that cannot be preempted 33 Percentage of administrative activities that cannot be preempted 15 Percentage of self-initiated activities that cannot be preempted 50 Visibility Variables Performance objective - Visibility objective (hours), highway/arterial roadways 4 Performance objective - Visibility objective (hours), collector/residential 36 roadways Number of miles, highway/arterial roadways 62.25 Number of miles, collector/residential roadways 434.16 Average patrol speed (mph) 16.2 Weights for Performance Objectives Response time goal for Priority 1 calls objective weight (percentage) 35 Patrol visibility objective weight (percentage) 20 Response time goal for Priority 2 calls objective weight (percentage) 20 Response time goal for Priority 3 calls objective weight (percentage) 20 Immediate availability objective weight (percentage) 5 Leave Percentage Average Percentage of Time On Leave 23.59 Additional Variable Percentage of time patrol units staffed with two officers 2 Number of Patrol Officers Current: 142 Projected: 186 Differential: +44 Implementation Current funded sworn police positions –338  Actual sworn police staffing -300  MAPP Modeling indicates an additional 44 sworn officers  needed to adequately staff patrol The annual attrition rate for sworn personnel due to  retirements is approximately 17 per calendar year This rate is projected to decline as new employees are  hired To achieve the staffing goals identified in the modeling and  keep pace with attrition, it is estimated the Police Department would need to hire 167 officers over five years This would equate to approximately 33 new hires annually  New academies begin every other month  Requiring 5-6 recruits per class, or mixed with lateral  hires