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Objectives are tasks or activities conducted in order to accomplish the grant goal(s) (e.g., develop permanent fitting stations for child restraints, enforcement activities, educational activities, etc.). Grant objectives should be stated in measurable terms (i.e., a percent reduction, number of training to be held, number of roadblocks, etc.), be concise and deal with a specific item, be realistic with a reasonable probability of achievement, and be related to a specific time frame (a "by"date). Please notate baseline from which the reduction/increase will result. In addition, HPD will: 1. Conduct 100 or more checkpoints, specifically in locations known for excessive speed violations and locations of recent crashes involving serious injuries or death. 2. Issue 600 or more citations for other violations with grant funding. 3. Effect 15 or more arrests during speeding projects for speeding, warrant violations, and other offenses. 4. Conduct Speed Mobilization Periods island wide to promote enforcement and public awareness. 5. Purchase 10 radar units to be used by patrol officers island wide. 6. Purchase a Stalker brand Speed Awareness Monitor (SAM) for the Kona District. METHOD OF EVALUATION Using data gathered throughout the grant period, the grant manager will evaluate (1) how well the stated grant goals and objectives were accomplished, and(2)was the grant cost effective? How are you going to show effectiveness of your project? What will be the impact of the project on your identified problem and goal(s)? Provide details on the method of evaluation. HPD will properly record the number of grant-funded citations issued for speeding. Evaluate if HPD has obtained the grant goal and objectives listed above.