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2004-2006
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0717
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041
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Lawrence K. Mahuna, Police Chief
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FC
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Presented: FC - 4/18/06
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\Council Records\Agendas\2004-2006\Finance Committee (FC)
BIL 235 Draft 01 2004-2006
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\Council Records\Bills\2004-2006
COM 0717.000 2004-2006
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<br /> FY 2006-07 OPERATING BUDGET & PROGRAM RFNIEW <br /> PAGE 5 <br /> 12. Traffic Enforcement Unit program highlights reflect 30 traffic fatalities during FY05, <br /> (Part I, Volume II, page 206), of which 53% were related to alcohol and 47% were <br /> related to illegal drugs. Do you foresee illegal drugs surpassing alcohol? <br /> It will eventually probably be equal to or slightly higher than alcohol. Some of the reasons <br /> may be the influx and availability of synthetic drugs (i.e., ecstasy, crystal methamphetamine, <br /> crack cocaine) over the recent years. Another factor for drug use and driving may be that <br /> persons using drugs may believe that the probability of being caught for driving under the <br /> influence of drugs would be less than that of alcohol due to the smell and other factors <br /> associated with alcohol use. Consequently persons may over indulge in drug use thinking <br /> that the police will not suspect anything, not realizing that their perception and reflexes <br /> would be impaired. <br /> 13. Capital Projects FY07 -What is the status of the Police 700 Megahertz Communication <br /> System ($4,000,000/Total project $21,000,000)? <br /> The status of the Police 700 Megahertz (MHZ) Communications System is that to date there <br /> has been no funding for this project. Our department has had preliminary talks with the State <br /> of Hawaii about forming a partnership for a system but without funding, we cannot proceed <br /> forward. <br /> The release of funds would trigger the need to have a consultant perform a study similar to <br /> the study performed in 1995 for the 800 MHZ system. Furthermore, the County should <br /> consider the hiring of a fulltime radio frequency engineer or an equivalent position to oversee <br /> this project. The continuous evolving technological changes in the communications <br /> architecture portents the need for a professional in the field to manage the project both to and <br /> beyond its completion. <br /> The 700 MHZ system should be designed to ensure access for the Fire Department and Civil <br /> Defense Agency in addition to the Police Department. Furthermore, this shared system will <br /> also ensure greater interoperability on the part of those agencies most likely to be utilized in <br /> both natural and unnatural disasters. <br /> 14. Capital Projects FY07 -What is the status of the new South Kona (Captain Cook) <br /> Station? <br /> This project is still pending identifying a suitable site for the construction of the facility. <br /> I5. Capital Projects FY06 -What is the status of the Police Data/Information Transmission <br /> System? <br /> The current status of the Police Data/Information Transmission is that we have had to refine <br /> the original specifications for the mobile data terminals (MDT) and Purchasing will be <br /> putting them out to bid. Once we receive the MDTs we will be able to start a limited <br /> connectivity pilot project. In order to expand beyond the limited pilot project we will require <br /> additional funding. <br /> <br />
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