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HomeMy WebLinkAbout18- Police CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION From: Lee Dean, Chief of Police Subject: Budget Amendment to Transfer Funds from Dept: Police ORI GI Lease Payments to N AL Contractual Services. Date: April 27, 1998 Synopsis of Previous Council Action: On 7-3-97, the Mayor and Common Council approved the Police Department's budget reduction plan (including outsourcing of certain Dispatch and Records Division positions). Recommended Motion: 1. That the Mayor and Common Council approve the Police Department's request for budget transfer/ amendment in the amount of $65,747 from Lease Payments, Account #001-213-5803, to Professional Contractual Services, Account #001-222-5505. 2. That the Mayor and Common Council approve continuing contractual services with Wackenhut Corporation for document imaging scanning and quality control within the Police Department's Records Bureau for the remainder of FY 1997/98. Vsig4fature Contact person: Captain Robert W. Curtis Phone 384-5606 Supporting data attached: Yes Ward: All FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: $65,747 Source:(Acct. No.) 001-21.3.5803 (Vehicle Leases) Acct. Description) N/A Finance: Z,�= Council Notes: Transfer only, no increases in overall appropriations. Agenda Item No. � ���7d CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION STAFF REPORT Subject Approve a Budget Transfer/Amendment request submitted by the police department to cover increases in professional contractual services in the Records Bureau and continue contractual services for document imaging scanning and quality control with Wackenhut Corporation. Background On 7/3/97, the Mayor and Common Council ratified *the police department's Budget Reduction Plan. This plan included the outsourcing of document imaging scanning, permits desk, subpoena coordinator and file clerk in the Records Bureau and the service desk in Police Communications. On 8/3/97, Requests for Bids were prepared and released by Finance. The responses were evaluated with A.B.I. selected for document imaging scanning and Wackenhut Corporation selected for the permits desk, subpoena coordinator, file clerk and service desk positions. Purchase Order #991573 in the amount of $34,371 for document imaging scanning was issued to A.B.I. On 12/1/97, A.B.I. submitted their 30-day notice to terminate the contract effective 12/31/97. Subsequently, the second lowest bidder, Wackenhut Corporation, assumed the duties of document imaging scanning. The purchase order for document imaging scanning will require an additional $60,185 over budgeted for the remainder of FY 1997/98 due to an increase in the number of police reports scanned, an increase in contract staff to perform essential quality control and a billing rate of $2.58 per hour greater than projected due to the change in vendors. Wackenhut Corporation has met or exceeded the required level of services requested in the Request for Bids. Early termination of these purchase orders will result in a lack of staffing in these critical areas that would need to be back filled with regular city employees working on an overtime basis. Full implementation of document imaging is anticipated by 6/1/98 making the timely scanning and quality control of police reports essential. '5-0264 Staff Report Page 2 Financial Impact The funding source to cover the increase for the remainder of FY 1997/98 is contained in the police department's Lease Payments, account #001-213-5803. Approximately $60,185 is available in the Lease Payments account due to the timing of lease payment payments for marked police units. The police department will include the appropriate costs for contractual services in its proposed budget for FY 1998/99 based on historical costs. Recommendations 1 . That the Mayor and Common Council approve the police department's request for a budget transfer/amendment in the amount of $60,185 from Lease Payments, account #001-213-5803, to Professional Contractual Services, account #001-222-5505. 2. That the Mayor and Common Council approve continuing contractual services with Wackenhut Corporation for document imaging scanning and quality control within the police department's Records Bureau for the remainder of FY 1997/98.