§ 19-492. City activity.

(a)

Police activity. Each plan shall provide for specific actions to be undertaken in the neighborhood safety district by the Department of Police to further the purposes of this article. Such activities may include, but need not be limited to, the following:

(1)

Increased police presence in the neighborhood safety district to respond to organized citizen patrols when such groups are patrolling;

(2)

Police escorts for marches and vigils held in open-air drug markets during periods of peak illegal drug activity;

(3)

Establishment of a semi-permanent police command post within the neighborhood safety district;

(4)

Monitoring and reporting the hearing times and disposition of arrests made within the neighborhood safety district to the residents thereof; and

(5)

Such other activities to further the purposes of this article as the Chief of Police and the coordinator may agree are appropriate.

(b)

Activity of other City agencies. Each plan shall provide for specific actions to be undertaken in the neighborhood safety district by the appropriate City agency to further the purposes of this article. Such activities may include, but need not be limited to, the following:

(1)

Priority repair and replacement of lights that have been broken or have had their wiring cut;

(2)

Installation of surveillance cameras or other monitoring devices within the neighborhood safety district;

(3)

Increased enforcement of building, fire, health and other regulations within the neighborhood safety district; and

(4)

Such other activities to further the purposes of this article as City agencies and the coordinator may agree are appropriate.

(c)

Resource allocation. Each plan shall include an itemization of specific allocations of human and material resources that City agencies will devote to the implementation of the plan.

(Code 2004, § 66-545; Ord. No. 2004-143-143, § 1(20-245), 5-24-2004)

(Code 2004, § 66-545; Ord. No. 2004-143-143, § 1(20-245), 5-24-2004)