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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1987.07.23 - 18032REPORT TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITIFE ' BY: DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET . IN RE: SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT - AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY GRANT APPLICATION - SOUTHWEST OAKLAND COUNTY - 1987/88 Pursuant to Miscellaneous Resolution #86186, the Department of Management and Budget has reviewed the grant application and finds: 1) This is the first year of the grant which is Scheduled to operate from November 1, 1937 through October 31, 1988. 2) Total grant expenses for the period are estimated to be $302,502 of Which $55,483 is estimated for the remainder of 1987 as detailed in the attached schedule. 3) One (1) special revenue funded Detective Sergeant position must be created, with the approval of the Personnel committee, in the Sheriff's Department for this project. In addition, four (4). Investigators will be hired by local police departments with grant funds. 4) Although the grant will reimburse 1007, of the personnel and operating expenses, the following details the potential financial impact on the County: a) One (1) patrol vehicle and one car telephone is proposed to be purchased for the County's Detective Sargent. County practice has been to purchase the vehicle and equipment from County funds and . charge the grant for their use. Such a purchase would require a transfer of approximately $24,000 from the 1987 Contingency Account:' The County would retain title tothe vehicle and equipment. 5) The grant application states this to be a five (5) year project. Should grant funding cease, the County may be requested to directly fund the project. Such funding would probably include the salary, fringes and operating cost of the one Detective Sergeant position (approximately $56,000 to $66,000 annually), but may include part or • all of the cost for the remaining positions. 6) The application does not include any indirect cost charged. The current approved rate is 4.37, of salary or $8,478. • Informational Copies: Finance Committee (Copy of application to Committee Reporter) Personnel Committee July 23, 1987 MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION # 87182 BY: PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE RICHARD D. KUHN, JR., CHAIRPERSON IN RE: SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT - AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY GRANT APPLICATION - SOUTHWEST OAKLAND COUNTY - 1987/1988 TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Mr. Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen: WHEREAS Miscellaneous Resolution 486186, Revised Federal and State Grant Application and Reimbursement Contract Procedures, requires the Liaison Committee to review said application; and WHEREAS the Oakland County Sheriff's Department in conjunction with Southfield, Farmington Hills, Farmington and Novi cities proposes to apply for funds from the Automobile Theft Prevention Authority established by Act 10 of 1986; and WHEREAS the concept is a program entitled the "Southwest Oakland County Anti Auto Theft Plan" of which 100% is grant funded with no County match required; and WHEREAS any proposed personnel changes will be reviewed by the Personnel Committee; and WHEREAS the County will be acting as a sub-grantee in this program for the local cities with all reporting requirements processed through the County to the State. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners authorizes the application of said grant in the amount of $302,502. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the application of this grant does not obligate the County to any future commitment. Mr. Chairperson, on behalf of the Public Services Committee, I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution. PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE II. County Funded . A) Expenses Capital Outlay (3) $ 24,000 $24,000 B) Revenue Contingency $ 24,000 $24,000' Sheriff Department Southwest - ATPA Grant Application Schedule of Anticipated Revenues and Expenses I. Grant Funded A) Expenses Total Project 1987 Cost 11/87 - 10/88 11/87 - 12/87 . Salaries $174,664 $29,111'. Overtime , 22,500 3,750 Fringe Benefits 58,458 . 9,743 Personnel Total (1) $255,622 $42,604 Leased Vehicles $ 30,500 • $ 5,083 Evidence Fund (infotmers) ' . 5,000 833 Telephones • 3,80.0 633 Deputy Supplies • 3,250. 3,250 Capital Outlay (2) . 2,830 •2,830 Office Supplies 1,500 250 Operating Total $ 46,880 $12,879 Total Expenses , $302,502 • $55,483 B) Revenues Grant Reimbursement $302,502 . $55,483 (1) Represents one (1) Detective Sergeant position created in the County and four (4) Investigator positions in local police departments. (2) Includes one (1) 35mm camera and Case,' five (5) binnocUlars, five (5) recorders, and one (1) body transmitter. (3) Although no grant match is required, a patrol vehicle and car telephone must he purchased for the Qourity's Detective Sergeant position. . 4 HAM( Of GOvi. low( rAt. LJNI T AFAITIGabie, COUNTY OF OAKLAND b TYPE Of GOVilvatENTAI.lifut 0 run Q CITY It C06/1n411f 0 °THEM 11.1. 'OUP, Act 10, PA. of 1956 Voluntary. but no vont will .• b. appforrd unlett fottn 1$ '- submitted. • • •EX-31 (12.86) AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY Michigan Department of State Polka 714 S. 'Unison Road East Lansing, MI 48823 ATPA GRANT APPLICATION - PAGE 1 To be completed by Project Director. Attacirextra pages when more space is needed. I wog OF AFTIL ICAN ORGArai/AnoN OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT . 3 MAK ALM1AI SS 1201 N. TELEGRAPH ROAD, PONTIAC) MI 48053 7 ftotaal. 10 HO. Uz15,QZZa—, 6 mmiss 1200 N. TELEGRAPH ROAD, PONTIAC, MI 48053 potoRcylinl SOUTHWEST OAKLAND COUNTY ANTI—AUTO THEFT P AN NOVEMBER 1987 14 LOCATION Of PAOJECT OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN ii malt" otistcfori GLENN R. WATSON 4 gXABS 1201 N. TELEGRAPH ROAD, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48053 044004mia OATI GUN! t 1.40.N6 04,T4 Of CAW 'NOVEMBER 1988 8 mowso. ( 313 858-5417 n totANCIAL Of I- ft Uhl #4442,441m1 THOMAS DUNCAN „MANAGER OF ACCOUNTING , 313 ) 858-5087 4 MXM(hS 1200 N. TELEGRAPH ROAD, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48053 AL,440/4stiNG 04 FKIAL ROY REWOLD mwmn OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1200 N. TELEGRAPH ROAD, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48053 n TITlE CHAIR PERSON FAA moat *80. 4 313 1 858-0100 Ii st A IEMENI IX touNILIM AND 41ACKGsa4JNorwothAAttaimovitr 1IW MOW Ateile in Motor vehicle theft in the southwestern portion of Oakland County is reaching epidemic proporations. The number of motor vehicles reported stolen throughout the entire county has increased significantly; According to the Michigan Uniform Crime Report, there were 9,310 motor vehicles stolen in 1986 compared to 8,657 in 1985. This represents an increase of 653:Tiotor vehicle thefts county wide in one year. The cities participating in the project; Southfield, Farmington Hills, Farmington City and Novi are geographically located in the southwestern quadrant of Oakland County. These cities fall easy prey to the professional auto thieves who use the expressway systems that bisect these communities as escape routes into Detroit and Wayne County with stolen motor vehicles. The four cities and the Oakland County Sheriff's Department participating in this project have experienced a dramatic increase in the number of motor vehicles stolen in the three year period from 1984 through 1986. The city of Southfield 's motor vehicle theft rate increased by 529 during this time period. The city of Novi increased by 28, Farmington Hills went up 71 and Farmington City increased by 18. adINAINA47111111111111MAI Submit application to AUTOMOBILE rHEFT PAEVENTPON AurtiOrtiry, it aorta Wuxi at thr top of the tom For assistance. call (S17) 337-6197 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM AND BACKGROUND SECTION 23 - 1 The Oakland County Sheriff's Department motor vehicle thefts rose by 173. (SEE FIGURE 1-23-4). During the same time period, the number of arrests did not follow the same trend. The city of Southfield only increased the number of arrests by two during the three year period which saw a rise of 529 in the number of motor vehicles stolen. The city of Novi actually had a reduction of three in the number of arrests while the number of motor vehicle thefts went up by 28. The city of Farmington saw their arrest rate drop from nine to four in the three year period from 1984 through 1986, while the number of motor vehicle thefts went up by 18. Only the city of Farmington Hills and the Oakland County Sheriff's Department experienced a noticable increase in the number of arrests for that time period. The city of Farmington Hills increased their number of arrests by 31, while the number of motor vehicle thefts went up by 71. The Oakland County Sheriff's Department made 17 more arrests in the three year period while the number of motor vehicle thefts increased by 173. (SEE FIGURE 11-23-5). The total number of motor vehicles stolen during 1986 within the five jurisdictions,taking part in the project is 4,169 and the total number of arrests is 211. This represents approximately one arrest for every 19 vehicles stolen. With the exception of the Oakland County Sheriff's Department, none of the participating agencies have an investigator specifically assigned to auto theft investigations. The city of Farmington Hills has an undercover surveillance unit whose primary responsibility is major crime surveillance. However, only approximately 45% of their time is spent apprehending responsibles in auto thefts that have just occurred. Little, if any, time is spent on auto theft investigations to determine locations of chop shops, fraud investigations or organized car theft rings. The remainder of their time is concentrated on armed robberies, burglaries, and other major crimes. Consequently, the ratio between the number of reported incidents and the number of arrests is not impressive. While auto theft is viewed as a major problem within Oakland County, it is a crime against property. Police departments commit their resources to the investigation of crimes against persons. Consequently, most departments do not have the manpower to concentrate on the time consuming task of tracing the documentation necessary to identify potential stolen vehicles, chop shops, or organized car theft rings. The statistics on arrests reflect that dilema. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM AND BACKGROUND SECTION 23 - 2 A plan of action and resources must be allocated to address this critical problem. Special attention must be focused on those individuals who are stealing motor vehicles, changing vehicle identification numbers, dismantling stolen vehicles and selling stolen parts. Special attention also must be aimed at those individuals who order the thefts and those persons who have their cars stolen in order to collect insurance claims. The whole myriad of related activities within the criminal auto theft enterprise must be attacked with a new dedication. A certain expertise is required for auto theft investigation. The average investigator not familiar with hidden numbers, altered vehicle identification numbers, and forged or altered titles has little chance in the world of organized car theft rings and chop shops. The expertise can only be gained through training and repetitiveness. Most police departments within Oakland County have no people with the expertise required to identify a suspicious vehicle as actually being stolen. The arrest of the car thief is not enough. In order to make a significant impact on auto theft, law enforcement must direct their attention to "Chop Shop" operators and organized auto theft rings. This cannot be accomplished by the conventional police methods. The police must commit both manpower and time to break organized car theft rings. The members of the organization must be identified and the extent of their criminal activity determined. This can best be accomplished through surveillance and infiltration. Both are time consuming operations that few agencies have the luxury to afford. The results are worth the expenditure if law enforcement can eliminate the demand for stolen vehicles and their parts. According to intelligence sources, the demand for auto parts in Oakland County is high. Several auto parts dealers, garages and scrap yards in Oakland County have been identified as dealing in stolen motor vehicles and their parts. Yet inspections of their records are rarely made. If the demand for stolen vehicles is to be decreased, more frequent inspections of licensed scrap yards and dealers must be made to ascertain if appropriate records are kept for- existing inventories. There are 43 individual police agencies located within Oakland County. Criminal activity knows no political boundaries and organized car thieves operate across many jurisdictional lines. Police services within the county are localized and often fragmentized and the exchange of intelligence information on criminal activity is totally inadequate. Lack of coordination and cooperation among police agencies only further increases the criminal's chances of success and decreases the chances for apprehension. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM AND BACKGROUND SECTION 23 - 3 With the exception of the Michigan State Police, only the Oakland County Sheriff's Department with County-wide jurisdiction has the capability of coordinating information and law enforcement efforts to curtail auto thieves. A combined anti-car theft operation under the coordination and jurisdiction of the Oakland County Sheriff's Department with officers assigned from the participating agencies would be able to traverse those political and jurisdictional boundaries and become an effective method of reducing the County's auto theft rate and increasing the number of arrests for motor vehicle theft. In conclusion, in order to improve auto theft investigation, the following needs must be met: 1. Personnel must be assigned to investigate auto theft, insurance and title frauds and related cases. 2. Get additional manpower for the participating agencies so that they may respond to the auto theft problem within the southwest region of Oakland County. 3. The training of auto theft investigators concerning vehicle identification and the documentation necessary for that identification. 4. Obtain greater cooperation between local police agencies including the exchange of information concerning auto theft rings and joint investigations. 5. Perform more frequent record inspections of licensed dealers of salvage and used auto parts. In the following sections of this application, solutions shall be recommended with respect to each of the above stated needs. it is anticipated that the SouthWest Oakland county Anti-Auto Theft plan will have a budget of $302,502 at its inception. SOUTHFIELD 9 8 2,257 NOVI 158 5 374 32 40 9 52 1 24 3,350 168 1985 158 0 561 35 3,425 153 2,310 91 342 22 54 5 MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT/ARREST DATA 1984-1986 1984 FARMINGTON HILLS FARMINGTON CITY OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFF TOTALS: 1986 2,786 100 186 2 445 LO 58 5 694 _41 4,169 211 FIGURE 1. TOTAL INCREASE AUTO THEFTS 1984 THROUGH 1986: 719 TOTAL INCREASE ARRESTS 1984 THROUGH 1986: 43 SOURCE: MICHIGAN UNIFORM CRIME REPORTS. 23-4 n-,.. / AUTO THEFT INCREASE/ARREST COMPARISON . 1984-1986 PARTICIPATING AGENCY THEFT INCREASE ARREST INCREASE/DECREAS SOUTHFIELD + 529 + 2 NOVI 1-28 - 3 FARMINGTON HILLS + 71 + 31 FARMINGTON CITY . + 18 - 4 OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFF + 173 +17 FIGURE 2 / 23-5 NAME Of AP Po( AN! ORGANI/A ViON •Vt. 1.1,11 I 1, t DEPARTMENT 1. 11-12-8 1 1 -2 -81 11-2-87 11-2-87 11-9-87 11-12-87 11-12-8 11-13-8 2. 3- 4. $302,5 0 2.00 • $302,502.0(1.. t _ E6 1 62430 • AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY Michigan Department of Sow Police ATPA GRANT APPLICATION PAGE 2 2 MEMUftAtLt 001(CINES (Wiwi siio tc unpoovadn The SouthWest Oakland County Anti-Auto Theft Plan, as proposed by the combined five police agencies encompasses a five year period beginning in the fall of 1987. The overall goal of the plan is to significantly reduce the auto theft rate in the county, significant reduction will be interpreted as being below the level recorded In 1986. Initially the plan is directed towards improving police capabilities to detect and investigate chop shops and related auto theft crimes. This should be accomplished by the first year of operation. As indicated in the evaluation section of this proposal, preliminary measures of the success of this effort;will be included in the Final Evaluation of the first year grant. (Continued) ASIMNI.104911110.. 2S OE SCIOPTiOtt Of ACTivi Tit S .NL) rtIOCtOotitS 10 OE USED Plow vorN l tra dont 7 STEP NO. !BEGINNING PA FE (04.11,LETION DATE ACTIVITY 4 PROCEDURE 7 In compliance with labor agreements between Oakland County and the Oakl County Command Officers Association, an announcement for the position .o Detective Sergeant, Auto Theft Investigations will be posted. Participating departments will hire personnel to replace those officers assigned as auto theft investigators. Participating departments will be requested to purchase a vehicle and multi-frequency radio to be utilized by the auto theft investigator., Supplies, Capital Outlay items and printed forms will be ordered. (Continued) 26 EvAt.uAfrON CRITERIA (What data ikon tp• cotkpokadt; Evaluation of the first year grant will be conducted by Project Director Glenn R. Watson. The purpose of the evaluation will be to determine to what extent the project has improved capabilities of detecting and investigating chops shops. The following information will be provided. 1. Data with respect to the impact of the training on the capabilties of investigators to identify stolen vehicles and their respectlue parts. 2. Data as to the number of full time auto theft investigators active within Oakland County by the end of 1987- 3. Docummentation of the increase in the number of chop shops Investigated by the combined SouthWest Oakland County Auto Theft Unit. (Continued) 22 GRANT AMOUNT RE QuE sTE0 The amount requested in this grant application #24 MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES ATPA GRANT APPLICATION Having improved police capabilities, arrest and conviction rates for auto theft and related offenses can be expected to increase; A 25Z increase, as compared to 1986 should be evident by 1990. The first year objective of increasing police capabilities to detect and investigate chop shop and related crimes will be met through accomplishing the following sub-objectives: 1. To increase the number of full time local auto theft investigators within Oakland County by five. 2. To provide twenty-four (24) hours of training concerning vehicle identification, insurance fraud and title fraud to auto theft investigators within Oakland County. 3. To provide the capability to investigate "chop shops" and organized theft rings through surveillance and infiltration techniques. 4. To encourage joint auto theft investigations among Oakland County police departments by attending monthly Auto Theft Intelligence Meetings. 5. To inspect the records of at least one licensed auto- mobile salvage yard within Oakland County each month. 24-1 #25 DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES AND PROCEDURES (Continued) ATPA GRANT APPLICATION 5. 11-9-87 11-9-87 Correspondence will be sent to local police departments announcing the training schedule. 6. 11-9-87 11-12-87 Interviews with officers applying for the position of auto theft investigator will be conducted. 7. 11-13-87 Selection of personnel to be assigned to the auto theft unit will be made. 8. 11-16-87 11-20-87 Training of personnel and other interested auto-theft Investigators will be conducted. 9. 11-23-87 The SouthWest Oakland County Auto Theft Unit will be in operation. The success of this plan depends upon the close cooperation between the Sheriff, the Prosecutor, State Police and Local Law Enforcement agencies within Oakland County, The exchange of information and close participation is essential. The SouthWest Oakland County Auto Theft Unit will consist of one auto theft Investigator from each of the four local police agencies participating supervised by a Detective Sergeant from the Oakland County Sheriff's Department working full time to identify "Chop Shops" and salvage yards that deal in stolen motor vehicles and their parts. The unit will be located in the Novi Police Department Headquarters Building. Twenty-four hours of training will be offered to the auto theft investigators. Instructors will include experts from the Michigan State Police, Secretary of State, National Auto Theft Bureau and Private Industry. The Auto Theft Unit will host monthly intelligence meetings to facilitate the exchange of information. Officers from Federal, State and Local agencies concentrating on the auto theft problem will be encouraged to attend. The primary targets of the auto theft unit will be the "chop shops", organized auto theft rings and those individuals submitting fraudulent auto insurance claiffis. The officers will use surveillance and infiltration techniques to identify and arrest -those participating in unlawful! activities. (See Attached Job Description) The Unit will be responsible for the inspection of licensed auto parts dealers and auto repair facilities within Oakland County. A random inspection of dealers will lesson the likelihood that a dealer will traffic in stolen auto parts. in terms of Administration, the Project Director of his designee will be ultimately reSponsible for the proposed project. 25-1 CURRICULUM A. VEHICLE INSPECTION. 1. Hidden Numbers 2. Inspection Techniques B. DOCUMENT FRAUD. 1. Insurance Fraud 2. Retagging 3. Altered Registrations C. SECRETARY OF STATE PROCEDURES. I. Title Fraud 2. Foreign Titles 3. Grey Market Vehicles 4. LEIN/N.C.1.C. Capabilities D. VEHICLE NUMBERS. 1. Security Systems 2. Shipping Information 3. Miscellaneous Marketing of Vehicles. 25-2 #26 EVALUATION CRITERIA (Continued) ATPA GRANT APPLICATION 4. A subjective assessment of joint auto theft investigations among Oakland County Police Departments. 5. Data as to the number of licensed establishments within Oakland County that were inspected by investigators. The above will be supplement with data from the Michigan U.C,R. showing an increase in the number of arrests for auto theft and related offenses. 26-1 COSY $3 0 ,5 00 $ 3,250 $ 2,500 $ 1 ,300 $ 450 $ 380 $ 1,000 $ 1,000 $140,380 COST TOTAL SUPPLIES COST ,500 OTHER DESCRIP TION COST Buy Money & informant Fees $ 5,000 TOTAL OTHER COST $5,000 EX-31 (1286) AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY Michigan Department of State Police ATPA GRANT APPLICATION - PAGE 4 NArilf OF A vvc. nCAtt r ORGANIZA i ION KtOga MEE Ilk Ii0 0 k g OAKLAND • At -A # A • i 713 MAK,' ot I Ail OimetW to Mr ne.001 donor) E. EQUIPMENT DESCHAPI ION Vehicles: @$6,100 Officer Supplies (Weapons, Ammunition, Handcuffs, Telephones One Car Telephone 1 35mm Camera with Flash & Carrying Case 5 Binnoculars 5 Recorders 1 Body Transmitter TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST SUPPLIES (Expendable Materials) OE WHIP11061 Vests) $650ea,x5 5 Sets of Coveralls 4 Tool Kits 4 Mechanic Blankets 2 Utility Lights Sandpaper Cleaning Fluid Mirrors Gummed Labels Grease Pencils Film Fingerprint Ink Fingerprint Lifts Vehicle Work Sheets Office Supplies $ 1 ,500 29 BUDGET EXPLANATiON (eagAton dory harge orterkauei tafal Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) is required for buy money and informant fees. An efficient method of infiltrating chop shop organizations is for undercover officers to pose as individuals who deal in stolen vehicles and their parts. In the course of their investi - gation, officers may purchase stoeln vehicles and/or parts in order to gain the confidence of the ciminal . This procedure allows for further penetration into the organization and the arrest of those individuals actually ordering stolen motor vehicles. Sometimes these expenditures are non -recoverable. The use of informants in undercover operations is essential. The motivation of BUDGET EXPLANATION (continued) ATPA GRANT APPLICATION the requested funds will be used to pay informants for their services. The funds will be controlled by the project director or his designee under the supervision of the Oakland County Financial Officer . Establish accounting procedures will be followed. 29-'1 PROJECT SUMMMI , (Continued) ATPA GRANT APPLICATION The goal of this five year plan is to significantly reduce the rate of auto theft within the SouthWest Region of Oakland County. The project will be a success if at the end of the five year period the rate of auto theft within the target area is below that reported in 1986. In order to meet that goal, law enforcement must increase the number of arrests and convictions for auto theft. That is the purpose of this project. 31 -1 JOB DESCRIPTION AUTO THEFT INVESTIGATORS Employees of this class are at the senior patrol officer level within each of the police departments participating in this project. Auto theft investigators review all instances of thefts reported to their respective departments to identify trends and patterns. Employees of this class investigate auto theft, chop shops and motor vehicle insurance frauds, work undercover to infiltrate organized groups, conduct surveillance on suspects and seek search warrants in the process of the investigations. The auto theft investigator testifies in court relative to evidence obtained, prepares and maintains reports of investi- gations, and performs related duties as assigned. TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED. Investigates instances of motor vehicle theft in an attempt to identify chop shops and organized auto theft rings. Infiltrates organized rings to gather evidence of auto theft actiVTty.- Provides surveillance of suspects to gather evidence of auto theft involvement. Identifies salvaged or stolen vehicles by finding and tracing vehicle identification numbers and parts numbers. Conducts examinations of records of licensed salvage yards to assure that records are consistant with inventory. Conducts detailed investigations in the case of suspected chop shops or auto theft groups. Seeks search, criminal and administrative warrants in the process of investigations. Preservesevidence for future reference, presentation or testimony in court. Attends monthly auto theft intelligence meetings to exchange information. Works closely with other federal, state, county and local units of government. - EX:31 (12-86) AUTOMOBILE THEFT PREVENTION AUTHORITY Michigan Department of State Police ATPA GRANT APPLICATION - PAGE 5 NAME of APPOCANr ORGANIZATION OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT PREIAO ma SOUTHWFST OAKLAND MIHNTY ANTI-AUTO 'TUFT 1.3UO(;L I NA IMA I v r xptdfre re4Coonstupinitvcrn bodgeltdrepcnefittges anOppDgtem abitilives) A. PERSONNEL The total requested budget for the employment of personnel and fringe benifits is $255,622.00 and will be utilized as follows. 1. SALARIES AND WAGES: $197,164.00 One Detective Sergeant from the Oakland County Sheriff Department will be assigned at -a salary of $36,464.00 including a clothing allowance of $350. This is based on a Detective Sergeant at the two year level with a service incriment of 12 years. One Senior Patrol Officer from each of the participating agencies will be assigned at their respective pay scales; a) Novi: Base: $34,508 Cost of Living: $450 Holiday Bonus (104 hrs x 16,59) $1,725 Longevity (4% X 34,508) $1,380) Total: $38,063 b) Southfield: Base: $34,760. TOTAL: $34,760 c) Farmington Hills: Base: $31,414 Longevity: $352. Holiday Pay: $1,571. Total: $33,727. d) Farmington City: Base: $31,00 Longevity: $600 Total: $31,600 The wages are based upon a twelve month period and will be used to fund the officers assigned by the five participating agencies. The officers assigned to this project will devote 100% of their time to auto theft investigations. They will be responsible for reviewing all reports of auto thefts and recovered motor vehicles with the primary objects of identifying "chop shops" and organized auto theft rings, in order to arrest and convict their participants. The unit will be 'responsible for identifying persons submitting fraudulent auto theft insurance claims in order to cause-their arrests and 30 ;„:1W-AiNallielidegabigtWasdda§ab ,.BUDGET NARRATIVE (continued) ' ATPA GRANT -APPLICATION. conviction. The auto theft unit will conduct frequent inspections of licensed auto parts dealers and repair facilities to assure that stolen parts are not being utilized. Overtime for auto theft investigators is estimated at $22,500, The estimates were determined by noting the overtime utilized by an existing surveillance unit and officers assigned to auto theft Investigations, This amount averages $4,500 per officers in the un7t. H. It should be note:1, that officers'assigned to this unit wii work flexible hours r order to deal %,.ith .,:he odd hours utilized by those persons stealing autos. Despite ipns_:.thr;lt extendpastvt ooyernment breakdcOn:,:o Ona.7.; ei0e.fal'A unMarkecFstr,.'.VellionCevenicietach v -.J.agencmibe..rrecuLred::to;p.urcilag.e.ta tewe 1:venbyurid lance 0.,4Tid4.0.0001.6] nlaNOR4Uncle Office ch are nor!;..4a The charges for one telephone foreac7n7c was based on the averageytelephoueCost Sheriff's Department. :*14 BlInET 'ATPA -GRANT , CATOL. approxiriat theft jnVettiOators .;Vehldes This while working sur\-fei 1 lance and ta:.:shave," , inspections of censed :eStabl fthTleii A '35mm .camera .i,:,titt-(flashattachM y;dence. , The :camera .p.urdiased ser'ial numbers-to be used as ; tienCY briOY T-zirlSrft; t cost of $ 300 will be placed In one oftf. enable the :investigators to make and recel leOhone eoptacwith headquarters whi t'ahd -carn?ing case will be purchasecFto photqraph pproxlmate:oost PS $1i50 11 be used.,tp_pho.to;Jraph cr _ . 7 , h,?..Lproceedings . - , rc,i7o§g6:at an..:a7proxlmate.!_cOstbf;::;$1 . , . 1,1s hdting 1.4111664WO ,,Lcw.40,5c-ft. nverzat4,0tiSlia ,v.AeJIWV :gcovera leanNg re visible., Gummed labels and grease - penal .chop shops to differentiate vehleles, Vehlele work .sheets wi l be - - .0; diNrhen•exarni arts-rand CITY COUNCIL Patricia A. Katevick Aelnyar Maitha L. Hoyer. Mayor Pro-Tern Nancy C. Covert Hugh D. Crawford Edward R. Leininger Arlen V. Schroeder . Ronald A. Watson- CITY MANAGER Edward F. Kriewall CITY CLERIC.% - Geraldine Stipp.- CITY COUNCIL Personal services Other services and charges CITY MANAGER Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay FINANCE DEPARTMENT Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay CITY ATTORNEY Other services and charges CITY CLERK Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay TREASURY Personal services Other services and charges Capital outlay BUILDING AND GROUNDS SuPPlies Other services and charges Capital outlay CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION SUMMARY 1985-1986 BUDGET 1986-1987 BUDGET 1984-1985 ACTUAL AMENDED ESTIMATED PROPOSED ADOPTE 7,835 7,600 8,000 8,000 8,0 7,687 9,500 9,500 9,500 9,5 15,522 17,100 17,500 17,500 17,5 131,819 142,620 142,670 144,185 144,1 328 600 600 1,100 1,1 7,939 9,850 7,700 9,200 9,2 14,475 12,000 10,525 1,000 1,0 154,561 165,070 161,495 155,485 155,4 108,428 118,960 119,110 120,050 136,3 369 800 800 850 8 30,626 36,100 30,800 37,850 27,8 571 2,700 1,100 500 5 139,994 158,560 151,810 159,250 175,5 102,578 135,180 130,645 138,460 138,4 626 2,700 SSD 2,700 2,7 20,052 41,500 -30,000 43,100 43,1 2,404 7,250 3,000 6,250 6,2 125,660 186,630 164,195 190,510 190,5 71,904 90,000 90,000 100,000 100,0 102,910 115,710 105,100 113,890 113,8' 4,842 6,900 5,800 9,500 9,5 20,388 18,625 20,625 ; 22,075 22,0' 7,636 13,500 6,300 16,000 16,0 135,776 154,735 137,825 161,465 161,4 73,673 80,075 79,285 80,030 80,0 1,870 4,500 3,590 4,725 4,7 510 800 1,300 2,900 2,9 76,253 85,375 84,175 87,655 87,6 6,129 6,500 5,600 6,500 6,5 87,650 105,500 84,000 91,000 91,0 1,293 2,400 2,400 2,000 2,0 95,072 114,400 91,400 99,500 99,5 -3- CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION SUMMARY 1985-1986 BUDGET 1986-1987 BUDGET 1984-1985 ACTUAL AMENDED ESTIMATED PROPOSED ADOPT El 347,263 259,794 7,347 23,315 9,923 314,120 7,650 28,000 24,200 310,510 7,150 28,550 48,200 410,670 9,750 35,950 15,000 410,6: 9,71 35,9! 15,01 106,505 4,525 6,250 9,755 107,025 5,000 6,750 2,000 107,0: 5,01 6,71 2,01 368,497 393,235 389,890 395,220 395,2' ALLOCATED TO OTHER FUNDS (251,160) (210,000) (225,000) (235,000) (235,01 117;337 183,235 164,890 160,220 160,2' -4- 1 I ] 1 1 I i t ii I I I I I GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay POLICE DEPARTMENT Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay FIRE DEPARTMENT Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay BUILDING DEPARTMENT Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay 60,589 70,975 68,160 69,435 69 0 4 41,965 49,500 44,100 49,150 49,1' 284,458 315,650 546,650 537,450 524,9' 77,747 101,025 73,500 66,500 66,51 464,759 537,150 732,430 722,535 710,0: 1,869,210 1,944,297 1,979,970 2,008,025 2,0084: 50,996 56A00 51,700 51,200 51,21 225,325 275,500 248,650 262,550 264,41 109,056 164,675 122,075 110,600 110,61 2,254,587 2,440,472 2,402,395 2,432,375 2,434,2: 240,459 290,580 274,755 270,585 270,51 16,802 17,200 13,700 17,400 17,41 73,408 98,100 73,605 90,600 104,61 16,594 32,500 26,503 20,000 20,01 438,380 388,563 398,585 412,5 L I _ 1 :1 El 300,379 ORDINANCE AND ZONING ENFORCEMENT Personal services 101,573 Supplies 3,557 Other services and charges 5,214 Capital outlay 8,666 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay 373,970 394,410 471,378 471,3: 105,995 6,275 9,500 9,750 131,520 127,035 120,775 1207,°, 357,210 364,625 367,120 13,375 15,350 14,400 17,650 7,915 8,700 5,000 2,000 5.000 119,010 335,624 17,151 6,998 8,724 367,1: 14,41 8,71 5,01 87,450 12,200. 77,500 142,500 87,4 12,2 77,E 12,5 68,664 12,044 54,167 55,766 MUNICIPAL GARAGE Personal services Supplies Other sorvices and charges Capital outlay 106,785 86,565 10,500 17,200 102,000 86,500 135,500 127,000 63,557 108,800 178,300 282,800 200,0 84,080 2,947 5,706 33,515 106,595 5,700 12,500 1,500 106,350 3,300 7,500 22,100 107,860 5,700 12,600 1,500 107,8 5,7 12,6 1,5 126,248 126,295 50,000 510,950 510,700 46,360 46,3 139,250 127,660 127,6 5,000 4,300 99,500 5,000 6,800 164,500 5,000 9,300 268,500 (5,3 5,0 9,3 185,7 174,785 127,265 124,650 CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION SUMMARY 1985-1986 BUDGET 1986-1987 BUDGE"' 1984-1985 ACTUAL AMENDED ESTIMATED PROPOSED ADOPTE I Ii 1 1 71 ALLOCATED TO OTHER FUNDS PLANNING BOARD Personal services Supplies Other services and charges COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Personal services Supplies Other services and charges Capital outlay -e TRANSFERS TO OTHER FUNDS Other services and charges CONTINGENCIES Other services and charges 190,641 354,785 317,265 319,650 189,6 (158,663) (180,000) •f,190,000) (195,000) (195,0 1,778 3,682 5,042 54,833 0 169,089 264,7 4,659,660 6,074,376 6,063,638 6,027,792 5,530,3 0 76,949 -5- 10,000 1,500 1,500 SOO 12,500 30,000 8,000 1,500 1,500 200 12,500 28,000 7,752 1,033 1,614 108 14,663 25,826 SUPPLIES Office supplies Postage MagazineS and periodicals Prisoner meals Ope-ating supplies un:forms 8,000 8,000 1,000 1,000 1,500 1,500 200 200 12,500 12,500 28,000 28,000 CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET GENERAL FUND POLICE DEPARTMENT 1985-1986 BUDGET 1986-1987 BUDGET 1984-1985 ACTUAL AMENDED ESTIMATED PROPOSED ADOPTED PERSONAL SERVICES Supervisory salaries Permanent salaries Retroactive adjustment Temporary salaries Overtime Cost of living Holiday pay Sick bonus pay Longevity Social security - Insurance Retirement Unemployment insurance worker's compensation 296,560 299,446 324,775 324,775 324,775 946,389 1,023,526 1,017,200 1,019,395 1,019,395 39,645 a 5,110 a 8,529 10,000 10,000 10,000 112,482 115,000 135,000 20,025 20,700 17,550 45,878 49,665 48,145 1,569 10,220 1,750 42,213 48,480 49,410 105,097 109,730 112,375 153,675 160,475 161,060 77,043 71,960 68,725 5,400 5,515 5,185 20,155 25,580 29,685 150,000 17,550 49,300 2,500 51,760 115,280 159,130 69,725 6,045 40,065 1.0,000 150,000 17,550 49,300 2,500 51,760 115,280 159,130 69,725 6,045 40,065 1,874,660 1,950,297 1,985,970 2,015,525 2,015,525 Allocated to fire department (5,450) (6,000) (6,000) (7,500) (7,500) 1,869,216 1,944,297 1,979,970 2,008,025 2,008,025 50,996 56,000 51,700 51,20b 51,200 0THER SERVICES AND CHARGES Data processing mecical service Legal fees RubbIsh MemOefships and dues Consulting Oisaster control/react Telephone Padio maintenance Gasoline and oil mileage Pr:riting and publishing keel E:ectrIcit y t.stor end se wer 9,296 850 23,322 1,244 3,043 110 a .33,923 7,074 23,458 541 2,293 11,388 39,236 572 10,000 2,500 23,250 2,750 3,300 4,300 2,000 32,000 12,000 30,000 400 5,000 15,000 41,000 900 10,000 2,500 24,000 1,300 3,300 2,800 2,000 32,000 15,000 23,000 400 4,000 9,000 41,000 750 10,000 10,000 / 2,500 2,500 26,500 26,500 / 1,500 1,500 3,500 3,500 2,800 2,800 0 1,850 35,000 35,000 12,000 12,000 23,000 23,000 400 400 4,000 4,000 12,000 12,000 43,000 43,000 750 750 -16- OTHER SERVICES AND CHARGES Office equipment maintenance Building maintenance Vehicle maintenance Office equipment rental Conferences and workshops Education and training Education end training-act 30 CAPITAL OUTLAY Building improvements Office equipment Communications equipment Miscellaneous equipment Vehicles 2,254,587 2,440,472 2,402,395 2,432,375 2,434,2 ========= ========= ========= ======= -17- I 1 1 _ n110._ CITY OF Novr 1986-1987 BUDGET GENERAL FUND POLICE DEPARTMENT 1985-1986 BUDGET 1986-1987 BUDGET 1,090 4,500 2,000 2,000 2,0 30,792 35,000 37,000 41,000 41,0 21,245 26,500 16,000 16,000 16,0 3,154 4,000 3,500 7,500 7,5 5,699 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,0 5,407 7,100 7,100 7,100 7,1 1,588 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,0 225,325 275,500 248,650. 262,550 264,4 3,511 15,650 13,650 9,500 9,5 3,697 10,450 10,450 1,000 1,0 27,047 49,100 0 49,100 49,1 5,943 14,325 14,325 3,000 3,0 68,858 75,150 83,650 48,000 48,0 109,056 164,675 122,075 110,600 110,6 1984-1985 ACTUAL AMENDED ESTIMATED PROPOSED AOOPTE 3 3 1. 1 4 3: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1. 1 1. 3 1 1. 2 2 3 3 i r tI -55- CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET FULLTIME PERSONNEL GENERAL FUND' 1985-86 1986-87 BUDGET BUDGET INCREAS CITY MANAGER Supervisory salaries City manager Assistant city manager Permanent salaries Executive secretary FINANCE DEPARTMENT Supervisory salaries Finance director Accounting supervisor Permanent salaries Accountant Account clerk ASSESSING Supervisory salaries Assessor Permanent salaries Deputy assessor/commercial appraiser Residential appraiser Typist clerk CITY CLERK Supervisory salaries City clerk Permanent salaries Steno clerk Typist clerk TREASURY Supervisory salaries Assistant treasurer Permanent salaries Account clerk MPS./ 50 SO SO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 0.5 0.5 1 1 5 8 1 1. 1 1 8.5 11.5 3 CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET FULLTIME PERSONNEL GENERAL FUND 1985-86 1986-87 BUDGET BUDGET INCREASE GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Permanent salaries Executive secretary 1 1 Switchboard operator 1 1 2 2 POLICE DEPARTMENT Supervisory salaries Chief 1 1 Captain 1 1 Lieutenant 2 2 Sergeant 5 5 Permanent salaries Detective Officer 17 17 Dispatcher 9 9 Officer manager 1 1 Senior principal clerk 1 1 Police clerk 6 6 Service aide 2 2 FIRE DEPARTMENT Supervisory salaries Chief Assistant chief Permanent salaries Fire inspector Steno clerk BUILDING DEPARTMENT Supervisory salaries Building official Deputy building official Permanent salaries Inspector Senior principal clerk Typist clerk -56-- 56- 0 .5 0.5 2 1 2 1 3.5 3.5 CITY OF NOVI 1986-1987 BUDGET FULLTIME PERSONNEL GENERAL FUND 1985-86 1986-87 BUDGET BUDGET INCREM ORDIANCE AND ZONING ENFORCEMENT Supervisory salaries Building official Permanent salaries Ordinance enforcement officer Principal clerk - r ri DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Supervisory salaries Director of public services 1 1 Superintendent 0.5 0.5 Permanent salaries Foreman 1 1 Work leader 1 1 Heavy equipment operator 2 2 Light equipment operator 4 4 Laborer 1 1 10.5 MUNICIPAL GARAGE Permanent salaries Mechanic Mechanic aide Tool clerk 3 3 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Supervisory salaries Director of community development 1 1 Permanent salaries Planning clerk 1 1 Typist clerk 1' 0 Steno clerk 1 2 Wen .17 '4 4 101.5 105.5 ====== ===== 10.5 2. 1 1 1. ==°2 -57- CITY OF NOVI, MICHIGAN, FINANCIAL REPORT WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1986 L ANTE 2,MOR AN 81,015.520 S1,4116,541 5 49,216 16,104,497 S 3,268,817 8 4,124.211 $1,289,417 1 404,151 171,465 14.015 4,140 0,265 605,132 15,096,503 41 ,111 6,6/7 131,000 100,702 401,597 . 10 ,213,756 1,129,378 150,134 244,268 2.137,111 27,052,511 741,171 ASSETS Cask .04 ocna octlysteats Acncrots roceilvable, Otast "moormaeotol molts Rot,r mod savor Tasas Spoclot se5.4a...0o Rotor Old swot esseseclats °taw Ow tram OhOf limas Moto 21 lacantary Asattlets4 tastotO Mate 11/ Capital assets panto 51 Aoomat available In Cott Swale* Fonds Monet is be braelSol gar retirement et ',floral 00.91-6orsi debt $ 22,174,611 313,115,203 575,616 559,415 605,132 604,216 12,460 47,004 15,896,503 6,601061 1,1129,176 1,954,040 141,617 11,396 164,412 1,002,091 244,266 174,172 2,337,033 2,370,107 37,156,279 16,410,321 70,171 111,503 20 130 181 20,130,341 14.069,1110 1 214,331 1 510,420 $ 25,104 8 495.133 1 11117,171 1,644 41 0447 314,491 29,131 1 431,013 $ 72,061 314,166 51,011 2,771,000 2,660,111 18,197 - 1 206 1,147,117 142 114 . $ 1,005,844 $ 1,001,541 211,078 1411,011 704,412 1,002,091 23,850,644 20.571,655 1,171,734 901,152 142,144 1,626 1 - 20,206,314 37,174,205 60,291,756 30,000 ( 703,4271 CITY OE Nail, MICHIGAN CONStNED BALANCE SHEET . ALL FL441 .TYPES AND ACCOW Wain Rat 10, 1966 00YE6sIENTAL ritin Trpts PROPRIETARY 21011CIARY Fla° TYPE 6U941 TYPE Accouct GROUPS TOTALS 04E3ORA161,4 O4t.71 ENTERPRISE OEKERAL GENERAL Jurc 30 SPECIAL CE3T CAPITAL SPECIAL {RATER f IXE0 1.043-TEP4 GENERAL REYEHJE SERTICE PROJECT ASSESSaENT AND SEIR1111 ACENL1 ASSETS DEBT 1986 1955 Total &loot* $14111L1711$ 01,81 20443 EQUITY L14511111E1 • Amoomots payable Aastvo4 *spew/a 010 te other tack Long-ter* 0.0 &mote 4) 00114.r 6.4 firveloper depmalts to schools an4 otiwr govornaostal waits TOM liabilities FLN1 EQUITY Coottarstiall ampltal 0144. 101 locastsmat le pcnstal flied ascots hot/load •walags (401s1t) pkaa 109, Aelloracl. Llsros.rvo4 Fond balsam Panorocl ("Win 7 044 It) bstscor,01 Toisl 1..4 sanity Total liabliltlas Mid lend 01017 $am Notes tol Itiosocial Statemonts. adtlx!!! 12 914 /41 UM 4/1 14 126 674 118 165 120 $40 313 571 SI 111 617 $10 243 714 120 206 154 1t01 L es4 761 181 1024 126 ONVIMMN/IMI 1.0041.11.11•0110 433,139 911,511 25.304 491 131 5.1111 ,003 1,452,715 1,201,41t . 20,206,154 21.174,1122 23,721,644 37,574,205 15,600,404 10,213,751 9,523,523 50,000 10,000 -C 703,427)4 .205,1011 135,100 . - 6,200,000 . . . . 7,133,100 7,500,000 174,366 1,361,166 ,76,111 4,431,141 1,606,115 - - - - . 17,477.803 3,111,940 1,109.186 . 78,171 4.411,541 11,004.50 16,900,770 . 10.241.750 - . 72,007,030 57,173,102 $1 541 045 12,304,143 St01 475 16 176 671 $69,945,370 *46,333,573 11 201 111? 110,243,715 S20,200,554 1101 904 761 341 102 526 , 1,109,868 -2- • CiTy Cf NOTI, MicNIGAN EONSI7E0 STATEAENT Cf ExpENDITLIPES AN) WAKES IN fuN3 BALANCES - ALL 00yEAsse1ftAL FL(43 TrpES ',TAB ENDO JuNE 30, 1964 GOVERNMENTAL rue TYPES TOTALS (Pf146ov084 ONL” Akt 30 SPECIAL cEIIT CAPITAL SPECIAL • , BENEBAL BEvENJE SUNICE PRoJECT ASsESSINENT 1964 1965 NErEmuES Tawas $2,616,414 51,261,040 51,268,593 $ - 11 • 6 5,194,0451 II 4,144,1m7 licenses, "welts end charges for servicoe 922,600 - - - . 022,600 741,301 Federal 'rapt* 49,361 590,332 . - . 629,443 241,234 State reveave stela" _ 1,295,042 673,149 211,176 . ,. 1,492,017 1,147,414 Fleet 1144 lortalterat 34,122 29,243 . . . 44,165 52,311 Special •asamineet 104144 - - - • 1,717,329 1,717,329 . latereet 282,344 131,496 24,159 111,001 215,323 1,524,15/ 1,430,744 Becreatlem Pregrot4 - 271,205 . . - 273,205 264,557 Otter revenues 240,077 .--.13.14.509 ' ' - 174,514 120,611 Total r60e0044 1,450,611 3„126,115 I,321,724 511,065 8,414,652 11,704,411 0,716,401 ExPENDITURES Clty 0044411 17,440 - ' 0107944copor 159,418 . - fleeces 149,901 Aseasete" 161,124 . - City Attorney 90,163 . - City Clerk 114,121 - - Traelery 11,069 . . 1041141,11 end "roenda 101,054 . - Rowel atelolatratloc 729,040 27,100 . Police tftearteent 2,167,496 Flre Departeent 400,590 . . ON11414" Deportment 311,517 - - Ordlloace $0ad sonic" selerseeent 127,571 . - Department of rvbile Narks 115,797 . - 7944144411 "seep Moto 11 122,105 - - Planalcs 004r6 135,307 . . CommecIfy deralopeent 151,401 150 . Conatrwatliom and related to - 2,319,424 . 1,763,990 Street oil $00000 - $113,691 . Recreational' programs - 414,011 - Perk 4,51404444444 library prograera and eapellea .. 405,440 - Capital petity - 142,411 Debt service 41,345 10,142 1,309,530 Expoeltlen doy - 4,547 . Tafel •apendlterat 5,937.570 4,104,122 ,I,509,130 1,763,990 594,011 15,510,050 11,542351 ExcESS cc NEVEMES OYER 4w:(lef ExPecartms 4 66.751)4 976,19111 117,006)4.1„452,9071 7,900,614 5 196 561 1 1,301,4501 MEN rowActma SOURCES (USES) Proceeds of 106f-to1s debt - - . 7,002,000 - 1,000,000 Operatle" tricolors la 10,143 175,391 112,417 273,150 - 1,311,965 100,547 Operatic" trenalare oat ( 510 9501( 260,2641 - 1 600,7510 - 1 1,3/1,9451( 340.547) Total ether Olmenctc" sources lased) I 500,605) 715,129 112,477 4,672.949 - 7 1000,000 - EXCESS Cf BevENLES AND ODIN =Mal OAR ' 0.14D011 ExPENOITURES AND OTNEA LIES ( $67,356)( 2111,65411 75,3291 9,220,002 11,900,614 12,194,141 i 1,801,9301 FUND BALANCES . flegloala" et year 1‘,692,242 1,650,141 151,502 1,211,451 7,905,901 12,614,140 14,421,199 FUND !BALANCES • (01 ol yew SI 104 es6 SI.. 3a, ins t 76 171 14 41i 543 115.i SO6 119 224 413 N21 ill 616 100 ...4.kra..... n . . ...n...........4.-.. .....L....L....... ..........L...e. e . ' , ......L......4... n•n . 17,540 15.522 - 119,424 154.561 140,963 139,194 , - 161,124 125,460 r . 90,763 71,904 . 1. 139,921 135,776 . 43,089 76,253 - 101,057 25,072 154,164 472,659 . 2,387,494 2,254,147 - 400,590 347,241 • 351,561 300,111 - 122075 119,010 - 175,702 117,337 . 122,605 i 11,4721 - 135,341 61,157 . 154,655 141,045 913,346 4,396,762 1,421,444 - 550,441 511,414 . 464,014 461,902 . 120,941 41,164 . 405,440 163,534 . 152,415 194,168 200,690 1,664,307 1,821,211 . 4„141 6,1111 I,. MOill$ to Flnecclal Stat44eat0„ .3. CITE CE NOVI, MICHIGAN CONEMNED STATEMENT OF PIEVENLCS, EXPENDITUPE$ ANO CHAM3E$ IN FUND EIALANCES OUDDET AND ACTUAL GENERAL, SPECIAL REVENUE AND CE8T SERVICE FUND 'TYPES TEAR ENDED Mtn( 30, 1944 GENERAL 81143 SPECIAL REVENUE 1L4•04 048T SERVICE FLeCIS TOIA14 gmENORANDLM ONLT) TARINCE VARIANCE VARIANCE VARIANCE FAVORABLE 1AVORA81E FAVCRABLE FAVCRAOLE OUDOET ACTUAL (UNFAVORA4LE1 BuCOET ACTUAL OFFAV09A81E1 OUCGET ACTUAL OkFAVORABLE/ eunat ACTUAL 111rAVO9A61E1 ' • 40114.411 Taxes 62,656,400 82,6/6,419 1 411 11,248,134 11.289,040 $ 910 11,267,503 11,2118,591 4 1,090 4 1,111,642 6 9,114,061 1 2,419 LIcemoos, paroltt wool allergies . . Oor paroles* 611,440 922 •600 41,200 - . - - - - 461,400 922,600 61,203 1ater4ar.ornamota1 roosnoas 1,302,900 1,334,403 31,903 1,266,564 1,264,131 I 2,4/3) 24,200 28,174 ( 241 2,597,264 2,626,710 29,446 Floes st4 Forfeitures 36,500 34.922 g 1,171) 16,000 20,241 13.243 - - - 12,900 44,165 11,661 lateral* 290,400 212,144 ( 7,6021 114,400 133,994 17,991 19,100 24,911 9.455 423,100 441,311 15,831 Noserantion prows* . •,. ' 307,200 273,209 1 34,0151 - 3487,210 211,205 t 14,0851 Trmelers Iron nimar 11,649 - . - 974,720 171,313 473 112,477 112,477 . 1,041ni1/ 1,047,070 673 (finer rroonoos . ,141,009. 250 422' 107,42? . 27.540 138,501 11I.,1_139 . . _ . . 170,303 346,131 216 631 Total raoenoas 3.261,400 5,441,164 91,134 7,944.013 4,103,121 107,115 1,427,440 1,434,201 6 121 10,143,411 10,914,493 305 ,800 lisPINDITURES Clty Commit 17,250 17,990 1 401 - s - " - 17,550 17,190 t 40) City Kahoger 144,4,0 151,676 4,174 - . . . . . 164,410 159,676 4,774 FIAMICO issols 149,011 6,132 - - . . . . 154,115 149,143 6,132 AssassIng 161,300 161,124 1,176 . . . . . 164,300 111,124 7,176 Eft., Altot441 41,000 90,763 4,217 . - - - 95,000 90,763 4,217 . City Claris 142,161 119,421 2,244 . - , 142,145 130,921 2,244 Tremors 09,411 83,049 2,528 - , - - 41,611 13,040 2,326 8..114141 and proones 120,600 101,017 19,741 ' - - ' - - 120,400 101,037 19,741 General eselalatrollon 611,500 721,660 42,440 2,500 27,101 1 24,6041 - . . 114,000 714.164 57,412 Police; Deportment 2,443,543 2,387,496 56,041 _ - - . . . 2,443.145 2,187,414 56,041 Firs Department 431,785 400,590 19,111 . - - . . . 419.711 400,910 39,195 1%110164 Depertemot 421,110 191,387 61,221 - - 421,110 354,941 63,223 Crollanact gond /total sniaccesent 139,700 127,973 4,205 - - . . . . 131,140 127,975 4,201 Dopwrtemt of Pyblit War)) 203,150 175,797 21,351 - . - • - - 202,150 115,117 27,193 Motalcipal garage 166,163 122,1105 43,760 . . - . . . 161,513 122,409 45,780 14666161 lloar4 171,34* 119,102 42,993 - - - 176,340 133,307 82,944 CoimonIty doylies...at 140,199 111,001 ( 11,450) - 9,437 1 1,431) : . . 140,115 151,242 ( 14,t1471 Constramtlos anal rolatel colts - - 2,111,652 2,319,424 512,424 - - 2,811,152 2,319,424 932,426 Strait anialimenao . . . 761,141 1511,911 230,090 - - - 781,461 111,841 230,090 Mecreatlosal progress end monallat . - - 501,224 464,010 111,207 ' - - 103,225 444,011 11,707 ParA salataaanca . - . 121,441 120,067 494 - - . 121,462 120,147 401 Librarp programs and sapplies . . . 424,379 401,140 20,135 . - . 424,373 401,140 20,535 Capitol author, . . - 211,912 152,493 106,411 ' - 258,812 152,413 106,4)7 Tr8441.4. 16 other foals 110,450 510,450 - 241,197 260.264 I 10,2671 ' - .. 160,947 711,214 9 10,2671 D.4t iterVIC4 41,149 1 43,141/ 30,600 53,742 58 1,511,160 1,506 0510 5,650 1,545,960 1,541,617 4 17,611) Contingsatisa iliAll other 611 71 4 --a--. - ,_____ 75.144 - 71.841 Total expanollturaa 1,475,404 4,011,920 125,81* 1,234 11 ,107 4,365,186 ,464,12I 1.115,180 , 1,509„110 ,650 --....--, 13,714,491 11,t23,25q 1,,301451 10C111 OF REVERJES RA(ER) EXPENDITURES 1 1.204.00411 90 094) 411,641 1 1,224,04414 241,6541 9711,436 4 47,1001( 13,329) 12,171 ( 2,131,19414 424,343) 1,607,253 11010 8ALAPCE9 . Jvly I, 1915 1,617,242 1,697,242 • 1,650,144 1,450,444 - 151,540 _ 151,54(1 - 3.047,1711 3.047.171 - FUND BALANCES - .1*fte 30. 1464 $ 411 234 $1 109 116 $616,644 1 412 752 11,341,181 Wilt) $ 64,002 f 78,171 112112.1 1 SS, 190 2,162,1135 11 607 215 ...rm....L.. r&c.x..1..moto. ......1...n, ..p.....t....a • Sea Pietas 84 Financial Statommats. RESOLUTION 87182 July 23, 1987 Moved by Richard Kuhn supported by Jensen the resolution be adopted. AYES: McDonald, Angus McPherson, Ruel McPherson, Moffitt, Nelson, Page, Perinoff, Pernick, Rewold, Skarritt, Wilcox, Aaron, Caddell, Calandra, Gosling, Jensen, Richard Kuhn, Susan Kuhn, Lanni, Law, McConnell. (21) NAYS: None. (0) A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted. STATE OF MICHIGAN) COUNTY OF OAKLAND I, Lynn D. Allen, Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners on July 23 1987 with the original 'record now remaining in my office. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County of Oakland, Pontiac, Michigan this 23rd day of J EY .14 • 40. ..AuirrdPoy. LEN, Oakland County Cler9(