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Home My WebLink About092713 Agenda Packet_1James R. O'Connor Chair Charles C.C. Iona Vice Chair Members: Bradley Chiba Randy Francisco Ernest Kanekoa, Jr. Alfredo Nebre, Jr. Donald Okami, Sr. COUNTY OF KAUA'I POLICE COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA Friday, September 27, 2013 9:00 a.m. or shortly thereafter Mo'ikeha Building, Meeting Room 2A/2B Lhu`e, Hawaii 96766 CALL TO ORDER APPROVAL OF MINUTES Regular meeting minutes of August 23, 2013 EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION & COMMENDATION REPORT • Officer of the month for July: Officer Michael Nii, Jr. • Officer of the month for September: Officer Makana Rivera 13 SP 16 P3 :44 U= DICE OF THE COATY CLERK COUNT`; OF KAUA'! POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BY LT. RANDOLPH CHONG TIM, ON THE DEPARTMENT'S INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU OPERATIONS CHIEF'S MONTHY REPORTS 1. Administrative, Technical Services & Training Reports/Orders 2. Fiscal Report 3. Investigative Services Bureau 4. Patrol Services Bureau & Traffic Reports 5. Community Oriented Policing Traffic Safety Unit and District Reports 6. Administrative Orders 7. Personnel Orders 8. Chief s Announcements and Pertinent Updates BUSINESS KPC 2013 -16 Communication dated September 11, 2013 from Chief of Police Darryl Perry to Chair James R. O'Connor, regarding a request that the Police Commission explore the possibilities of salary adjustments for both the Chief and Deputy Chief s position to off -set the current and future pay discrepancies KPC 2013 -17 Discussion on medical leave protocol and its effect on the Police Department's budget An Equal Opportunity Employer KPC 2013 -18 Discussion on how the Police Department is dealing with the expenditures for overtime in performing the investigation and or other issues pertaining to police services that would affect the department's budget KPC 2013 -19 Recap from Chair O'Connor and Vice Chair Iona on the 2013 Hawaii State Law Enforcement Conference that was held on Oahu on August 28 & 29 ANNOUNCEMENTS • Next regular meeting is scheduled for Friday, October 25, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building, in Meeting Room 2A/2B followed by Executive Session EXECUTIVE SESSION ES -33: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §924 and §92 -5 (a) (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to consult with its attorney as to the powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities as they may relate to a Declaratory Action to determine the powers of the Mayor and the powers of the Police Commission (On- going) ES -033: Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), §92 -9 (a) (1 -4) and (b), the purpose of this Executive Session is to receive and approve the following Executive Session minutes and to consult with the Commission's legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to this item, and to deliberate and take action deemed appropriate: • Regular Executive Session minutes of August 23, 2013 RETURN TO OPEN SESSION Ratify the Police Commission's actions taken in Executive Session for items: ES -33 and ES -033 ADJOURNMENT EXECUTIVE SESSION Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes, ( "H.R.S. ") §92 -7 (a), the Commission may, when deemed necessary, hold an Executive Session on any agenda item without the written public notice if the Executive Session was not anticipated in advance. Any such Executive Session shall be held pursuant to H.R.S. §92 -4 and shall be limited to those items described in H.R.S. §92 -5(a). Discussions held in Executive Session are closed to the public. cc: Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn 2 l P a g e Kauai Police Commission — September 27, 2013 PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY Persons wishing to offer comments are encouraged to submit written testimony at least 24 -hours prior to the meeting indicating: 1. Your name and if applicable, your position/title and organization you are representing 2. The agenda item that you are providing comments on; and 3. Whether you will be testifying in person or submitting written comment only. 4. If you are unable to submit your testimony at least 24 hours prior to the meeting, please provide 10 copies of your written testimony at the meeting. While every effort will be made to copy, organize and collate all testimony received, materials received on the day of the meeting or improperly identified may be distributed to the members after the meeting is concluded. The length of time allocated to person(s) wishing to present verbal testimony may be limited at the discretion of the chairperson or presiding member. Send written testimony Kaua'i Police Commission Attn: Mercedes R. Omo -Youn Office Boards and Commissions 4444 Rice Street, Suite 150 Ldiu`e, Hawaii 96766 E -Mail: myoun c,kauai.gov Phone: (808) 241 -4920 Facsimile: (808) 241 -5127 SPECIAL ASSISTANCE If you need an alternate format or an auxiliary aid to participate, please contact the Boards and Commissions Support Clerk at (808) 241 -4920 at least five (5) working days prior to the meeting. 3 1 P a g e Kauai Police Commission — September 27, 2013 Minutes of Meeting OPEN SESSION Board/Committee: I KAUAI POLICE COMMISSION Meeting Date I August 23, 2013 Location Mo'ikeha Building — Meeting Room 2A/B Start of Meeting: 9:15 a.m. I End of Meeting: 10:30 a.m. Present Chair James R. O'Connor; Vice -Chair Charles Iona; Members: Bradley Chiba, Ernest Kanekoa Jr., Randall Francisco and Alfredo Nebre Jr. Also present: Deputy County Attorney Jennifer Winn; Boards & Commissions Office Staff: Support Clerk Mercedes Youn; Administrative Aide Teresa Tamura -Amoy; Chief of Police Darryl Perry; Deputy Chief of Police Michael Contrades; Assistant Chief Alejandre Quibilan; Acting Captain Randolph T. Chong Tim; Sergeants Chris Calio and Colin Nesbitt; Officer Hanson Hsu Excused Commissioner Donald Okami Sr. Absent SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Call To Order Chair O'Connor called the meeting to order at 9:15 a.m. Approval of Regular Open Session Minutes of July 26, 2013 Commissioner Kanekoa moved to approve the Minutes meeting minutes as circulated. Commissioner Chair O'Connor called for a motion to approve the minutes as circulated. Chiba seconded the motion. Motion carried 6:0 Employee Reading the recognition for Officer Hansen Hsu was Sergeant Colin Recognition Nesbitt Sergeant Nesbitt stated that during the month of June, Officer Hsu issued a total of 159 citations of which 81 were moving violations. In addition, Officer Hsu initiated 12 investigations related to individuals operating a vehicle under the influence of a toxicant. The investigation resulted in the arrest of 12 individuals on a total of 20 related charges. Reading the recognition for Sergeant Chris Calio was Deputy Chief of Police Michael Contrades. Deputy Chief Contrades stated that from December 31, 2012, to July 12, 2013, Sergeant Calio was tasked with the Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting Minutes -Open Session August 23, 2013 Page 2 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION position of Acting Lieutenant in the training and management of the largest recruit class in the history of the Kauai Police Department. Sergeant Calio's leadership skills and can -do attitude resulted in one of the best graduation recruit classes to date. And with the implementation of several progressive programs, Sergeant Calio was able to create a higher level of professionalism, which will become the new standardized practice for future recruit classes. Chief Perry presented the officers with a Certificate of outstanding and exemplary service to the community on behalf of the citizens of Kauai and members of the Kauai Police Department. Commendation There were a three letters of commendation involving one officer and the Report entire Kauai Police Departrnent. Lt. Zach Penn from the City of Palo Alto Police Department wrote to thank Detective Shane Sokei for his assistance and support in a parental abduction case. Ms. Amy Sterry from Make a Wish Foundation wrote to thank Chief Perry and the Kauai Police Department for providing an incredible experience to help make a child's wish come true. County Clerk Ricky Watanabe wrote in appreciation and gratitude to Chief Perry and the Kauai Police Department for providing assistance during the Public Hearing on Bill No. 2491. Chief's Monthly 1. Administrative, Technical Services & Training Reports/Orders Reports 2. Fiscal Report 3. Investigative Services Bureau 4. Patrol Services Bureau & Traffic Reports Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting Minutes -Open Session August 23, 2013 Page 3 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION 5. Community Oriented Policing Traffic Safety Unit and District Reports 6. Personnel Orders 7. Chief Announcements and Pertinent Updates • Chief Perry announced the retirement of 911 Dispatcher Nancy Tanabe at the end of the month. Ms. Tanabe was a great contributor with over 25 plus years of service in the Kaua' i Police Department. • The Waimea substation will be having its grand opening on Monday, August 26, 2013. Chief Perry encouraged the Commissioners to attend. • Chief Perry stated that due to the high volume of traffic he advised the public to exercise caution and patience when going to the County of Kauai Farm Bureau Fair. • Chief Perry announced that the HIDTA (High Drug Trafficking Area Agency) wanted the public to be aware of a deadly new synthetic drug that is out in the market called "Crazy Clown ". He stated that in Brunswick, New Jersey, eight people were sent to the hospital with life threatening symptoms which included nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, weakness and cardiac problems. Communications KPC 2013 -13 Invitation from the Kauai Police Department to attend a dedication of the New Waimea sub - station (Old Waimea Dispensary ) on Commissioner Kanekoa moved to receive item Monday, August 26, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. KPC 2013 -13 for the record. Commissioner Francisco seconded the motion. Chair O'Connor called for the motion to receive item KPC 2013 -13. Motion carried 6:0 KPC 2013 -14 Copy of a communication dated August 2, 2013 from Count Clerk Ricky Watanabe to Chief Darryl Perry, thanking the Police Department for providing security and support during the County Council's Public Hearing on Bill No. 2491. Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting Minutes -Open Session August 23, 2013 Page 4 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Chair O'Connor called for the motion to receive item KPC 2013 -14 for the record. Commissioner Kanekoa moved to receive item KPC 2013 -14 for the record. Commissioner Nebre seconded the motion. Motion carried 6:0 Business KPC 2013 -16 Public announcements for a Police Commission notarized complaint KPC 2013 -010 that was filed ag_zinst an officer of the County. For the record, Chair O'Connor read the public announcement for complaint KPC No. 2013 -010. Complaint filed on June 24, 2013 alleges that an officer of the County disregarded the law by refusing to accept the complainant's Discharge of Sureties. The complaint also alleges that the Officer prevented the complainant from obtaining warrant information from the cell block. Based on its findings, the Commission found that the complaint alleging that the officer's disregard of the law has been resolved internally and the complaint was not sustained. In the matter of preventing the complainant from obtaining warrant information by contacting the cell block, the Commission has forwarded the matter to the Office of the Chief for further review and investigation if deemed necessary. This officially concluded the Commission's review of complaint KPC No. 2013 -010. Announcements Next meeting — September 27, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. at the Mo'ikeha Building, in Meeting Room 2A/2B followed by Executive Session. Executive At 9:40 a.m. Vice Chair Iona cited the Hawaii Revised Statutes to bring Session the meeting into Executive Session. ES -33: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §924 and §92 -5 (a) (4), the ose of this Executive Session is for the Commission to consult with its Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting Minutes -Open Session August 23, 2013 Page 5 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION attorney as to the powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities as they may relate to a Declaratory Action to determine the powers of the Mayor and the powers of the Police Commission. (On- going) ES -031: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4, §92 -5 (a) (4), §92 -9 (a) (1- 4) and (b), the purpose of this Executive Session is to receive and approve the following Executive Session minutes and to consult with its attorney as to the powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities of the Commission as they may relate to this item, and to deliberate and take such actions deemed appropriate. ES -032: Pursuant to the Hawaii Revised Statutes §92 -4 and §92 -5 (a) (2) and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is to consider the evaluation, dismissal or discipline of an employee or officer of the County relating to a complaint filed against and employee or officer and to consult with the Commission's legal counsel on issues pertaining to the Commission's and the County's powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and/or liabilities as they may relate to action taken, resolution or further steps required concerning a Report of Investigation on Issues in the Kauai Police Department for the County of Kauai dated June 28, 2012. Chair O'Connor called for a motion to enter into Executive Session. Commissioner Kanekoa moved to enter into Executive Session. Commissioner Nebre seconded the motion. Motion carried 6:0 At 9:43 a.m. the Commission entered into Executive Session. Kauai Police Commission Regular Meeting Minutes -Open Session August 23, 2013 Page 6 SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION Return to Open At 10:30 a.m. the meeting reconvened in Open Session. Chair O'Connor Commissioner Kanekoa moved to ratify the Session to ratify called for a motion to ratify the actions taken in Executive Session. actions taken in Executive Session for items ES- the actions taken 33, ES -031, and ES -032. Commissioner Chiba in Executive seconded the motion. Session Motion carried 6:0 ES -33: On -going ES -031: Motion carried 6:0 to approve the Executive Session minutes as circulated. ES -032: Motion carried 6:0 to receive the item for the record. Adjournment Chair O'Connor called for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Vice Chair Iona moved to adjourn the meeting. Commissioner Kanekoa seconded the motion. Motion carried 6:0 At 10:30 a.m. the meeting adjourned. Submitted by: Mercedes Youn, Staff Support Clerk (} Approved as circulated on () Approved as amended. See minutes of meeting. Reviewed and Approved by: James R. O'Connor, Chair COMMENDATION REPORT September 13, 2013 COMMENDATIONS: There was one letter of commendation and thanks received involving four employees. This letter will be forwarded to the employees with my personal thanks, sent to the Mayor, and filed in their personnel jackets. DATE EMPLOYEE COMMENDED COMMENDED BY (1 Letter of Commendation) 08/23/13 Officers Barry DeBlake, Third Grade Teachers Andrew Muraoka, John Mullineaux Wilcox Elementary School and Michael Nii The teachers wrote in gratitude for the officers speaking to approximately 150 third grade level students on the subject of laws and rules. ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL BUREAU AUGUST 2413 KPC REPORTS -m� 6 -4 MONTHLY TRAINING REPORT AUGUST 2013 The following tralning assignments were scheduled / conducted during the month of August NO. TRAINING ORDER TRAINING DATES TRAINING A55IGNMENT PERSONNEL HOURS TOTAL 1 13 -053 08 -14 & 08 -15 VisionAir FBR Training 6 8 48 2 13 -050 8/23/2013 Special Services Team Monthly Training (Hostage Rescue /IA Team) 15 8 120 3 13 -054 8/27/2013 VisionAir FBR Training 4 8 32 4 13 -OS5 08 -27 to 08 -28 C -IED Training 2 1 16 32 Total 27 40 232 TOTAL ASSIGNMENTS: 4 PERSONNEL INSTRUCTO R HOURS STUDENT HOURS Created by Sergeant Christopher Casio Training Section t p e 1 hr s,y +T, i v v: k t rJr >. rtir t �'i� '' n �f'M' lY4�U. L.;�� }. F i a � �., e ,, `+ +M �; XPD RECRUITMENT STATUS UPDATI~ ' �.Y ;G; +S� ✓ '�.A }.v' rG�f.'- wFO`.i �tit'e�d•;�ir. }��..P'i }r.� "SS•;< as ari 09/16/2013 lj'atRa u' d� ✓a] Revised: 7/13/12 Recruitment Status Comments 1. POLICE SERVICES OFFICER (85rd Recruit Class) 14 backgrounds are currently being processed All backgrounds have been assigned and should be completed by mid October. 7 backgrounds have been completed, 7 pending. (S6`d Recruit Class) 31 P50 candidates passed writ#enJPRST tests Pre - employment psychological testing complete. Next step, clarifications for each candidate. 2. RADIO DISPATCHER 06/03/2013 — 6 names referred 1 hired 07/09/2013 — 4 names referred 1 hired S names are expected to be referred - request made to DPS. 3, SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response Chiefess Kamakahelei (2 vacancies) 4. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD— No response Hanalei Elementary (i vacancy) 5. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response Kapa'a Elementary (1 vacancy) 6. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response Kilauea Elementary 11 vacancy) 7. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response King Kaumuali'i (1 vacancy) 8. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — No response Koloa Elementary (1 vacancy) Revised: 7/13/12 PERSONNEL STATUS AS OF 08 -31 -2013 CLOSE OF BUSINESS: VACANCIES: Position Title Appointed Sworn- 1 Police Captain Civilian- 1 Police Lieutenant 2 Police Sergeant 4 Police Officer 2 Clerk (1 County- funded & 1 Revolving fund) 1 Program Support Technician I 4 Radio Dispatcher I (3 County- funded & 1 State EMSS funded) 1 • Senior Clerk (AFIS) 9 School Crossing Guard [Part -time] Kapaa King KaumuaIii Chiefess Kamakahelei (3) Hanalei Kilauea Koloa Wilcox (afternoon only) • Internal Recruitment; pending approval; tentative effective date late October AUTHORIZED ACTUAL VACANT APPOINTED 2 2 0 SWORN 153 145 8 County General Fund 153 145 8 Grant Fund 4 A o CIVILIAN 71 54 17 County General Fund 67 52 15 Temporary & Grant Fund 4 2 2 TOTAL ZZ6 201 25 VACANCIES: Position Title Appointed Sworn- 1 Police Captain Civilian- 1 Police Lieutenant 2 Police Sergeant 4 Police Officer 2 Clerk (1 County- funded & 1 Revolving fund) 1 Program Support Technician I 4 Radio Dispatcher I (3 County- funded & 1 State EMSS funded) 1 • Senior Clerk (AFIS) 9 School Crossing Guard [Part -time] Kapaa King KaumuaIii Chiefess Kamakahelei (3) Hanalei Kilauea Koloa Wilcox (afternoon only) • Internal Recruitment; pending approval; tentative effective date late October KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT Notes to Budget Summary For the Period July 2013 The Budget Status Report for July 2013 is submitted for your review and perusal. The department's total expenditures plus encumbrances for FY2014 is currently at 11`Yo at the 8% of year lapsed point, The year -to -date expenditures for the Chiefs Office is currently at 10%. Administrative and Technical Bureau is reflecting 21 %, Investigative Service Bureau is reflecting 15% and Patrol Service Bureau is reflecting 25% of budget expended. For the most part, the department's first month of activities are encumbrances that rolled over from last fiscal year to be completed in this fiscal year. The main expenditures to date are payroll, overtime and associated fringe benefits. Chief's Office expenditure to date is 2,081,197.82 of which 2,077,119.34 is Salaries, Overtime, Premium Pay and Fringe Benefits. The department acknowledged the drastic reduction in overtime requested due to budgetary constraints in FY 14, therefore, KPD is monitoring all payroll spending each pay period and making changes in operations to minimize costs without a lot of disruption to services to the community. This is an on -going challenge for the department this fiscal year. KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT BUDGET SUMMARY ESTIMATE JULY 2013 BUREAU Chiefs Office Administrative & Technical Bureau Investigative Services Bureau Patrol Services Bureau Police Commission TOTAL- GENERALFUND Asset Forfeiture Funds BUDGET $24,931,098.00 1,736,506.00 EXPENDITURES TO DATE $2,081,197.82 23,580.71 ENCUMBRANCES TO DATE $401,492.42 333,491.74 BALANCE 71,31/2013 $22,448,407.76 1,379,433.55 177,363.00 2,425.71 24,370.95 150,566.34 409,349.00 5,300.17 98,834.14 305,214.69 9,026.00 710.00 45,62 8,270.38 $27,263,342.00 — $2,113,214.41 $858,234.87 $24,291,892.72 $415,881.00 $_ 11,900.00 $17,130.61 $386,850.39 DRAFT; FINANCE HOLDS PERIOD 13 OPEN FOR FISCAL YEAR END ADJUSTMENTS Monthly Recap Investigative Services Bureau A/Captain Randolph T. Chong Tim August 2013 ►1�tlllJ! / /�i i �� at,N ► i\ ■ ■RYffRffffffYf fffRf iRYRf YffffRYRRiYffffffliff Yfff Rf \1RRr Rf RRRRRRfRRRRRR. INVESTIGATIONS TERRORISTIC THREATENING To prevent death or serious bodily injury, KPD patrol officers fired their weapons at a 21 year old Kalaheo man. This incident occurred in-the vicinity of the Nawiliwibi sea wall during a confrontation with four police officers in which the male subject pointed a firearm toward the officers and did not comply with the officer's demands to drop his weapon. The man died following the shooting. The officers involved in this incident were placed on a mandatory three day administrative leave but has since returned to work in a non - uniformed capacity as this investigation continues. SEXUAL ASSAULT A 32 year old female was arrested and charged with 7 counts of sexual assault in the first degree after investigation revealed that the female engaged in sexual acts with a male juvenile. The female was arrested and booked and is currently being held at KCCC. A 19 ,year old male subject was arrested and charged with 12 counts of sexual assault in the 1 degree after investigation revealed that the male subject sexually assaulted a 13 year old female acquaintance. The male subject is currently being held at KCCC. BURGLARY A 31 year old male subject from Kalaheo was arrested for burglarizing a vacation rental in Poipu. During this investigation several search warrants were prepared and executed. The male subject was later released pending further investigation. KPD SENSITIVE UCPV / ABUSE OF FAMILY &/OR HOUSEHOLD MEMBER A 28 year old male subject from Princeville was arrested for UCPV and Abuse of a Family and/or Household member after investigation revealed that the male subject operated his girlfriend's vehicle without permission and later assaulted his girlfriend during a confrontation about the unauthorized use of her vehicle. The male subject was released after posting bail. .1 A 48 year old male subject from Lihue was arrested for Theft in the 2na Degree after investigation revealed that the subject was posting items for sale on Craig's List, . receiving money for the posted items but never delivering and making good to potential buyers. The male subject was released pending further investigation. PROMOTING MINOR PRODUCED SEXUAL IMAGES 1ST DEGREE Female juvenile brought up a concern regarding an adult male having her take nude photographs and message them to him via Face Book. This investigation resulted in the search warrant of a home in Anahola, and the seizure of an iphone, a computer, and several SD cards from that home. There may be other victims. The investigation is still ongoing. SAFE KEEPING: It is alleged that a 46yr old male suspect shipped in guns without registering them, via placing them in with a crated Motorcycle. This case is still under investigation. PROMOTING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY (CYBER TIP1842498): Per a cyber -tip, it appears that someone is viewing, and posting Child porn via tumbler on Kauai. The investigation is ongoing. PROMOTING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY (CYBER TIP1932746): Per a cyber -tip it appears that someone is viewing, and posting Child porn via tumbler in an area located in Kauai. The investigation is ongoing. YOUTH SERVICES (SRO) SECTION TRAININGS• 1. John — Monthly SWAT Training 2. Unit - FBR Training MEETINGS: 1. Unit - SHOPO Meeting 2. Ozald - Youth Council Meeting (2X) 3. Ozaki & John - Enforcement Committee Meeting 4. Ozaki - Prevention Committee Meeting - 5. John — Freshman Parent Night Presentation Kauai HS 6. John — Sophomore Parent Night Presentation Kauai HS KPD SENSITIVE 7. John - Junior Parent Night Presentation Kauai HS 8. Ozaki & Barry - Meeting w/ A/Captain Chong Tim 9. Ozaki -- Meeting w/ Laura Wiley CPS for K -PAL Tax Filing 10. Stulpe - Meeting at Waimea Canyon Middle School regarding 911 Usage 11. Barry - KPAL Sea Scouts Meeting Kapaa Youth Center 12. Ozaki - Poipu Beach Rotary Meeting accept donation for K -PAL 13. Ozaki - Meeting w/ A/C Asher, A/Capt Chong Tun, A/Lt Miller and A/Lt Ponce 14. Ozaki - SHOPO County Council Meeting MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS: 1. Unit - Presenters at DOE School Safety Conference 2. Unit - Hanalei Canoe Regatta Youth Deterrent Grant Underage Drinking Project 3. Barry - Freshman Orientation Presentation Kapaa HS 4. John - freshman Orientation Presentation Kauai HS 5. Barry & John - Wilcox School 3rd Grade Presentation Safety 6. Barry - OIC 3 Days 7. Ozaki - Extradition Nevada 3 Days 8. Unit - KIF Green Concert Vidinha Stadium Youth Deterrent Grant Underage Drinking Project 9. John -- Firearms Log for Department 10. Barry - Court 11. Unit - Kapaa HS Evacuation Drill 12. Unit - Kapaa Elementary School Evacuation Drill 13. Unit - Bill Barchers Memorial Service 14. Ozaki - County Fair 2 Nights 15. Barry - County Fair 2 Nights 16. Stulpe - County Fair 2 Nights 17. John - County Fair 3 Nights CLASSES: 1. Ozaki - Recruit Training Juvenile HRS, General Orders and Report Writing 2. Stulpe - DARE Waimea Canyon Middle School 6 Classes -150 Students K PAL: 1. Wrestling 30 Juveniles 2. Boxing Kapaa Youth Center Lihue 50 Juveniles 3. Kickboxing Lihue 50 Juveniles 4. Boxing Hanapepe 50 Juveniles 5. Kickboxing Hanapepe 50 Juveniles 6. Sea Scouts . Kapaa Youth Center 25 Juveniles 7. Jiu Jitsu Self Defense Kapaa Youth Center 30 Juveniles 8. K -PAL Sea Scouts had 4 meetings - 25 participants KIND SENSITIVE VICE NARCOTICS DRUG BUYS There were a total of 7 control purchases of crystal methamphetamine and marijuana within the Lihue, Kawaihau and Koloa Districts. SPECIAL PROJECTS: • Assisted the Maui Police Department with a three day marijuana eradication mission. • Assisted the Honolulu Police Department with a two day marijuana eradication mission. • Assisted NED with a two day marijuana eradication mission in Kona. . • Assisted NED with a three day marijuana eradication mission in Hilo. • Assited with an extradition for Sam Landing from Las Vegas Nevada to Kauai • Assisted with an extradition for Matthew Samson from Safford Arizona to Kauai. • Provided presentation to Wilcox Elementary School's third graders about "Rules and Laws". qtm 8 -23 -13 Ofc Cayabyab, Ofc Nii, and Ofc Nance attended SST Training CANINE TRAINING/ K9 SEARCH WARRANTS: FedEx 9 days UPS 2 days K -9 Training Days 4, with 4 hours K9 SEARCH WARRANTS: • Per request of patrol, K9 sniff on vehicle KZV -259 / Positive Alert, resulting in 1.0 grams gross weight of marijuana valued at $100.00, 3.0 grams gross weight of crystal methamphetamine valued at $600.00 • Per request of NEU, K9 sniff on vehicle KRX -0531 Positive Alert, resulting in finding methamphetamine baggies with residue. • Per request of NEU, K9 sniff on vehicle 54367CI / Positive Alert, resulting in finding marijuana residue. KPD SENSITIVE ARREST: 11 State Felonies 0 State Misdemeanors 0 Federal Felonies FORFEITURE CASES GENERATED: State Case (1) • Results of a Search Warrant conducted by KPD -Patrol on a 1999 Nissan Pickup bearing State of Hawaii License. Valued at 3 5s , 00.00 • Results of a Search Warrant conducted by KPD- Patrol on a 2001 Hyundai Santa Fe Bearing State of Hawaii License Plate. Valued at $2,000.00 and U.S. Currency totaling $7,703. Total Seized Property $9,703.00 Results of a Search Warrant conducted by KPD- Patrol, U.S. Currency $7,636.00 e Results of a Search Warrant conducted by KPD -Vice, Honda Inverter EU 6500is Enclosed Generator Valued at $5,000.00, U.S. Currency $19,632.00. Total Seized Property 24$ ,632.00 Federal Cases (0) .................. ............... ..._....._..._....._..... __.._...._...._...._........_._ ...._.._ ...._...._ __.._... __._-..._..._.:......_.... ......,........__._._.......... ,.......................) SUBMITTED BY:�"° -, A/Capt. Randolph T. C ng Tim Sr. K -108 KPD SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST 2013 A/Captain Randolph Chong Tlm K -108 VICE SECTION Self Initiated Referred Cases Cary -Over Cases Total Per I Assigned I Detective I PFD I Cases Arrests Cases Cleared % Cleared 20 Totol..W.-Relaled Cases 17 1301.04MM 0 1 20 _ 4 Investigators 1 Canine GENERAL INVESTIGATIONS Self Initiated Referred Cases Cary -Over Cases Total Assigned Average Per PFD Cases Arrests Cases Cleared % Cleared 18 60 550 628 90 75 35 107 17.04% 7 Detectives SPECIAL FOCUS Self Initiated Referred Cases Cant' -Over Cases Total Assigned Per Detective PFD Cases Arrests Cases Cleared % Cleared 3 0 125 128 64 5 0 1 0.78% 2 Detectives OFFICERS IN THE SCHOOL Self Initiated Referred Cases Carry -over Cases Total Assigned Per I Detective PFD I Cases Arrests Cases Cleared % Cleared 41 0 0 IMMIMIM 0 38 41 3 Investl atons (1 Sergeant, 2 Officers) DARE t GREAT ��q6 Drug Conflscatlons 1# Grams Value DARE Classes Marijuana Plants DARE Students Marijuana Processed 4.4 210.0( SRO Activities Students YSS Related Missing Persons Custodial Interference 40 150 3 0 Cocaine Heroin Methamphetamine Amphetamine Pills/Tablets Marijuana Steroids DVIC Abus01Household Member 0 TROIProte.ctiort Order Cases 17 Dome0ic,Related Cases 0 Vert al-1. 3c rr9estic Arguments 0 Totol..W.-Relaled Cases 17 Restraining Orders Served TRO'S 23 Served Protection Orders 4 Dissolved 1 NS Orders 0 Unserved Orders 15 Foreign Orders 0 CPS Referrals 0 Total Restraining Orders 42 234.21 16,1 Currency 1 24,990.001 [Weapons —I I $41,325.00 Bureau Actions Info Charging 9 Arrest Warrants 4 Search Warrants 13 Citations Person(s) Arrested 35 PATROL SERVICES BUREAU MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT August 2013 Bil". `Y% -� _�Y_ � - .-,i ^3 .-.R: :. 5. p� :::ti` v': "�i:�:a? = :tir.:Y i�?;S!C•F' r.: L•S i L ^.X� C ;Yi sue.. •`it:�"•Y S :`. r•i... d. . r ! 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Revised 06/01/2011 MONTHLY TRAFFIC REPORT AUGUST 2013 TRAFFIC COLLISIONS VIOLATIONS FATAL FATAL INJURY SEAT DISTRICT COUNT T /CS TJCS MOVE PARK ffiSC BELT TOTAL LIHM 0 0 4 337 41 177 37 592 WAEMEA 0 0 1 67 7 97 17 188 KOLOA 0 0 4 202 29 130 23 384 HAWAIRAU O 0 3 133 31 115 14 293 HANALEI 0 0 3 47 195 55 9 306 TOTAL 0 0 1S 786 303 574 100 1763 TOTAL YEAR 3 3 182 6679 2071 4051 723 12524 MONTH PREV YR 2 1 16 707 230 457 60 1454 TO DATE ff pREV TR 6 6 160 5504 2165 4237 691 12597 Community Oriented Policing Report Traffic Safet Section TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEF ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, PS� RICHARD ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN, P3 %3 FROM: JON TAKAMURA, LIEUTENANT, PSB/TS SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2013 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Section Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving Total OVUII T.S.S. 0 15 8 66 89 0 TOTALS 0 15 8 66 1 89 0 ll. SPECIAL OPERATIONS: A. 7/27 — TSS assisted with traffic control for the annual Koloa Day Parade. Ill. TRAINING: 1. 8/5 & 8 —TSS Sergeant and TSS Officer Hanna attended the DRE Conference in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 2. 8/19-23—TSS was assigned to instruct the 84th recruit class in the field of traffic codes. 3. 8/26-30—TSS was assigned to instruct the 84th recruit class in the field of laser speed measuring devices. 4. 8/26 --TSS Commander attended the Kawaihau Road Safe School meeting. Page 1 of 2 IV. MEETINGS: A. 8/2 — TSS attended a meeting regarding the Poipu Beach Fireworks event set for December 31st. B. 8/12 —TSS Commander attended the Child Passenger Safety Committee meeting on Oahu. C. 8/15 —TS5 Commander attended the Traffic Records Coordinating Committee meeting on Oahu. V. INVESTIGATIONS: A. 8/16—TSS assisted the ISB Detectives with the technical diagramming involving a shooting in the Lihue District. B. 8/23 — TSS assisted the ISB Detectives with follow -up technical diagramming involving the shooting in the Lihue District. VI. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT _ ... ............ _ I _.._.._....._............. .................... ........... ...... ......_......... A. TSS Commander is involved with coaching football at Kauai High School. Submitted for your review and approval: Jon Takamura K -103 A /Lieutenant TSS 9 -6 -2013 1500 h rs Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Lihue Distr`ct , TO: DARRYL PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: MICHAEL CONTRADES, DEPUTY C F OF POLICF, ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, TSB M q" P - RICHARD ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN, PS ft. FROM: SCOTT K. BREDE, LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2013 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Squad Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUII I 16 51 11 49 1 II 32 52 3 99 0 III 3 138 10 146 6 TOTALS 51 241 24 294 7 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. 08105113: Lihue District Officers assigned to monitor protestors in support of and against Bill 2491 at the Historic County Building. B. 08106113: Officers from Plt. 1 conducted Operation " Hanamaulu Squeaky Clean". Officers made a sweep on the Moody properly .adjacent to the Hanamaulu Beach Park for illegal squatters and to issue written warnings to vacate the property. C. 08113/13: Officers from Plt. 1 conducted the second phase of Operation " Hanamaulu Squeaky Clean ". Another sweep was done on the Moody property to try and locate illegal squatters. No one was located. III. MEETINGS None. IV. CO1Vi4UNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT Page 1 of 2 Submitted for your review and approval: lL Scott K. Brede K -109 Lieutenant Lihue 09 -09 -13 1 b00hrs Page 2 of 2 Community Oriented Policing Report Hanalei District TO: DARRYL D.PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE VIA: MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHI F OF POLICE �,.�J Oq -fo�t3 ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF; PSB q RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN; PSB FROM: SCOTT K. KAUI, LIEUTENANT, PSB SUBJECT: COMMUNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2013 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving Speeding OVUII I 131 15 0 18 5 0 II 36 43 9 57 3 0 III 30 24 2 42 17 1 TOTALS 197 82 11 117 1 25 '1 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. During this month, officers on all shifts were tasked to address complaints of trespassers near and around Kamehameha pre - school and adjacent church. This was possibly associated to homeless concerns and possible drug dealing. The continuous checks resulted in no further calls or complaints. B. Another area of concern was the Hanalei Pavilion and usage by homeless making a home out of the facility. Officers towed away cars, made checks during all shifts and arrested anyone in violation or wanted for warrants. After continued efforts, less homeless are congregating there, but area will need continued attention. C. "Operation Second ", an Impaired Driver project was conducted on August 27, 2013 between 1900 -2200 hours fronting Princeville Airport. 5- Officers participated and 21 citations for traffic violations were issued; no OVUII arrests were made during the operation. Page 1 of 2 D. officers continue to monitor the parking on Lehua Street for violations that cause unsafe travel, especially near the Huluili road junction. III. MEETINGS None IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT Several officers are currently involved with Pop Warner football. V. IND IVIDUAL PERF OrOMCE A. None. Submitted by: _- A ' Sc tt K Kaui K -111 Lieutenant Hanalei 09 -06 -13 1048 hours Page 2 of 2 TO: VIA: Community Oriented Policing Report Waimea District DARRYL D. PERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE ��13 MICHAEL M. CONTRADES, DEPUTY CHIEFIOF POLICE ALEJANDRE QUIBILAN, ASSISTANT CHIEF, P RICHARD W. ROSA, ACTING CAPTAIN, PS RAY TAKEKAWA, ACTING LIEUTENANT, PSB FROM: SUBJECT: COM UNITY ORIENTED POLICING REPORT FOR AUGUST 2013 I. ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS Platoon Parking Misc. Seatbelt Moving OVUII I 17 47 21 58 1 II 1 33 20 39 0 -- III 8 51 3 98 _ 1 TOTALS 1 26 131 1 44 1 195 1 2 II. SPECIAL OPERATIONS A. On August 09, 2013, Platoon 2 conducted "Operation Buckle Up Speed, Seat Belt, Mobile Device ". B. On August 30, 2013,. Platoon 1 conducted a traffic enforcement project on Poipu Rd. vicinity of the Union Church. III.- MEETINGS A. The District Commander attended a Neighborhood Meeting in Kalaheo B. The District Commander attended a Waimea Community Meeting. IV. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND INVOLVEMENT A. An officer from Platoon 3, volunteers as a coach for the Pop Warner Football League, Junior Pee Wee Division. B. An officer from Platoon 2, volunteers as a coach for the Kauai High School Football Team. Page 1 of 2 C. On August 25, 2013 between 1000 to 1200 hrs. Patrol Officers and Supervisor assisted in traffic control for the Special Olympics Motorcycle Charity Ride. Submitted by: Ray/E4. Takekawa K -200 A/ Lieutenant Waimea 09 -06 -13 0828 hours Page 2 of 2 KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE OF ISSUE I EFFECTIVE DATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 1 08 -20 -13 I Immediately REFERENCE INDEX AS: B.O.LO. DIRECTIVE NO. 2013 -01 B.O.L.O. or "Be On the Look Out" is a method used to notify police personnel of an outstanding want for arrest or to help with locating a missing person. The following shall be adhered to: 1. A B.O.L.O. for arrest shall be initiated the same day probable cause is established for an arrest and shall be submitted by the investigating officer for approval prior to completion of his or her shift. 2. No arrest shall be made on a B.O.L.O. that is older than 10 calendar days from the day the B.O.L.O. is initiated (The day that it is initiated counts as day 1). 3. Prior to the I CP calendar day, if the suspect is not located and arrested, the investigating officer shall complete a warrant of arrest. 4. All B.O.LO. for arrest shall automatically expire on the 10th day. 5. If an arrest is made, the arresting officer shall be responsible for the closure of the B.O.LO. 6. A B.O.L.O. shall not be used as a follow up request. 7. A B.O.L.O. may be used to locate a missing person. 8. A missing person B.O.L.O. shall not have an expiration date. 9. When a missing person is located, the officer who verifies the location of the missing person shall be responsible for the closure of the B.O.L.O. DEPARTMENTAL PERSONNEL SHALL STRICTLY ADHERE TO THIS DIRECTIVE KPD FORM 201 D. Perry I O� POLICE KPD FORM 201 KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE 1 DA0822`13uE I EIFmm IediatDelyE I 2013 -08 REFERENCE INDEX AS: RESCINDS: FBI NATIONAL ACADEMY RECRUITMENT The FBI National Academy (FBINA) is a professional course of study for U.S. and international law enforcement leaders that serves to improve the administration of justice in police departments and agencies at home and abroad and to raise law enforcement standards, knowledge, and cooperation worldwide. Its mission is "to support, promote, and enhance the personal and professional development of law enforcement leaders by preparing them for complex, dynamic, and contemporary challenges through innovative techniques, facilitating excellence in education and research, and forging partnerships throughout the world." For 10 classroom -hour weeks, four times a year, classes of some 250 officers take undergraduate and/or graduate college courses at our Quantico, Virginia, campus in the following areas: law, behavioral science, forensic science, understanding terrorism/terrorist mindsets, leadership development, communication, and health/fitness. Officers participate in a wide range of leadership and specialized training, and they share ideas, techniques, and experiences with each other, creating lifelong partnerships that span state and national lines. The Kauai Police Department will send one candidate in 2014/2015 of the rank of Lieutenant and above. The candidate must be willing to serve a minimum of three more years within the department and meet the FBI's National Academy Selection Criteria (refer to attached). Lieutenants and above who are interested in attended the FBINA shall submit a memorandum via the chain of command, stating their interest, to the Chief of Police by October 1st, 2013. In the memorandum applicants must describe the reason for their desire to attend and what they hope to gain from attending. KPD FORM 201 FBI National Academy Selection Criteria Candidates must: Be at least 25 years of age (no maximum age), 2. Be a high school graduate or have equivalency (approximately 213 of NA attendees have some college experience), 3. Have at least 5 years "substantially continuous" experience as a full -tame, sworn police officer, 4. Be nominated by the current head of his/her law enforcement agency (an elected sheriff may be self- nominated; chief of police may be nominated by city /town manager or other authority to whore he reports), 5: Be of good character and reputation and pass a background investigation conducted by the local FBI field office, 6. Pass a medical/fitness exam and be certified by the FBI Academy Health Services office as being fit for strenuous pbysical activity (weight must fall within standards set out on thebeiebt/Weieht chart and body fat standards must bagM, 7. Hold a rank that makes the candidate a "policy maker" in his/her department or agency (usually lieutenant or above, unless unusual circumstances warrant a sergeant being nominated), 8. Not be a member of a foreign intelligence agency, 9. Be proficient in English, 10. Have medical insurance coverage, 11. Agree to continue in law enforcement a minimum of 3 years following graduation from the NA. 12. Intend to remain active in the NA Associates, the membership of which is composed of NA graduates, 13. Apply through an FBI field office or Legat. (Criteria taken from the 07/03/2006 EC from the National Academy Unit.) DESIRABLE WETQH"r RANGES $Io:HICVDocu tnts%20and°l 20SeWngdshunGFBrMIMy %20AocumenidPo[msf VA'lo20For mslWeighi%20Chitt hUaI17120p5 9:33 :42 AM DESIRABLE MIGHT RANGES Kales Height Small Frame Medium Frame Large Frame height Small F=rame Medium France Large Frame ST 4• 117 - 139 123 - 149 131 - 163 5' 0" 96 - 114 101 - 124 109 - 138 5' S" 120 - 147 126 - 153 134 - 167 5' 1" 99 - 118 104 - 128 112 - 141 5' 6" 124 - 146 130 - 157 138 - 173 5' •2" 102 - 121 107 - 131 115 - 144 5' 7" 128 - 151 134 - 163 143 - 178 5' 3" 105 - 124 110 - 135 118 - 149 5' 8° 132 - 155 138 - 167 147 - 383 5' 4" 108 - 128 113 - 139 121 - 152 5' 911 136 - 161 142 - 172 151 - 187 51 5" 111 - 132 117 - 144 125 - 156 5 '1D" 140 - 165 146 - 177 155 - 193 56 6" 114 - 135 120 - 149 129 - 161 5 'll" 144 - 169 150 - 183 160 - 198 5' 7" 118 - 140 124 153 133 - 165 6' 0" 148 - 174 154 - 188 164 - 204 S' all 122 -- 144 128 - 157 137 - 169 6' IN 152 -- 179 158 - 194 169 - 209 5' 9" 126 - 149 132 - 162 141 - 174 V 2" 156 - 184 163 - 199 174 - 215 5' 10* 130 - 154 136 - 166 145 - 179 6' 3" 160 - 1B8 168 - 205 178 - 220 5' 11' 134 - 158 140 - 171 149 - 185 V 4T' 169 - 198 178 - 216 188 - 231 6' 0" 138 - 163 144 - 175 153 - 190 6' 5" 174 - 204 182 - 222 192 - 238 $Io:HICVDocu tnts%20and°l 20SeWngdshunGFBrMIMy %20AocumenidPo[msf VA'lo20For mslWeighi%20Chitt hUaI17120p5 9:33 :42 AM FBI National Academy Physical Fitness Standards Candidates must be able to perform the following activities without pain: 1. 1 mile run (men < 10 min, Women < 11:30 min) 2. Sprint for 40 meters 3. Hold a squat position for 10 seconds 4. Jump off 1 foot box, land softly in semi -squat position 5. Perform deep sidesteps, while facing forward 6. Perform a push -up (on your toes) 7. Rotating the upper body right /left, while reaching up 8. Horizontal Pull (bent over 25 lb. dumbbell row) 9. Lift a 25 pound object from the floor to overhead 10. Bend forward /backward /sideways without pain 11. With both feet together, rapidly hop forward and backwards and side to side Failure to perform more than four of the activities may result in the loss of a slot at future sessions. (Criteria taken from the 7/17/2013 EC from the National Academy Unit) PERSONNEL ORDER KAUAI POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE OF ISSUE EFFEC= DATE I NO. 09/11/2013 1 As Noted 2013-18 REFERENCE- I RESCINDS: INDEX AS: ASSIGNMENT SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Officer Stacy M. Perreira will be on special assigmneut to the Administrative & Teebnical Bureau, Administrative Section effective Sund4y, September 15, 2013. ..... ........... .. ......... D Perry i Chief or Police Distribution VA". J N CONFEDENTIAL - FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY KPD 200 BERNARD P. CARVALHO, 3R. Mayor GARY K. HEU Managing Director September 11, 2013 Mr. James O'Connor, Chair Kauai Police Commission 4444 Rice Street Lihue, Hawaii 96766 POLICE DEPARTMENT COUNTY OF KAUAI 3990 KAANA STREET, SUITE 200 LIHUE, HAWAII 96766 -1268 TELEPHONE (808) 241 -1600 FAX (808) 241 -1604 www.kauaipd.org Re: Salary Adjustments Chief and Deputy Chief Dear Chair O'Connor, DARRYL D. PERRY Chief of Police dimraLalk2usi-g MICHAEL M. CONTRADES Deputy Chief mcontLades Lxk&uai v � I SEP 13 2013 I f - - - - -ij POLICE COMMISSION I am recommending that the Police Commission explore the possibilities of salary adjustments for both the Chief and Deputy Chiefs position to off -set current and future inversion pay discrepancies. As you know SHOPO, through arbitration, was awarded salary increases, coupled with increases in Standard of Conduct Differential, Firearm Allowance, and Uniform Allowance (exact amounts are pending). SHOPO's awards are normally piggy- backed by Police Excluded Managerial positions (Assistant Chiefs and Captains) to create a reasonable separation of rank - compensation and to stop the negative effects of salary inversion for upper management. Below are the projected percentage pay raises for Assistant Chiefs and Captains: 2011 -2013 0% (2 year period) 2013 -2014 2.64% 2014 -2015 2.64% 2015 -2016 3.02% 2016 -2017 4.19% Exhibit #1 Salary comparison between Chiefs and Deputies of Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai Exhibit #2 Current and projected salary increases for Kauai Patrol Asst. Chief and Captain Exhibit #3 Current and projected salary increases for Kauai Investigations Asst. Chief and Captain Exhibit #4 Current and projected salary increases for Kauai Administrative Asst. Chief and Captain Exhibit #5 Salary Commission Resolution No. 2012 -2 Sincerei , L PE hief of Po ice AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITYEMPLOYER Exhibit #1 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE CHIEF County Position Salary Only Differential Pay Maui Chief $135,000 $5,376 Hawaii Chief $114,768 $2,496 Kauai Chief $114,490 $720 DEPUTY COUNTY POSITION Salary Only Differential Pa Maui Deputy $128,250 $5,376 Hawaii DepLity Deputy $109,296 $2,496 Kauai Deputy $105,660 $720 Exhibit #2 PATROL SERVICES BUREAU ASSISTANT CHIEF (30 years) CURRENT BASE SALARY $119,472 + $3,216 (SOCD, UNIFORM, FIREARM)* YEAR PERCENTAGE SALARY (ONLY) PER10D #1 2.64 $122,626 Jul'13 —Jun "14 #2 2.64 $125,863 Jul'14 —Jun '15 #3 3.02 $129,664 Jul'15 —Jun '16 #4 14.19 1$13,5,097 Jul'16 —Jun -17 CAPTAIN (19 years) CURRENT BASE SALARY $95,855 + $3,216( SOLD, UNIFORM, FIREARM)* YEAR PERCENTAGE SALARY (ONLY) PERIOD #1 2.64 $98,386 Jul'13— Jun'14 #2 2.64 $100,983 Jul'14 —Jun '15 #3 3.02 $104,032 Jul '15 —Jun '16 #4 4.19 $108,390 Jul '16 —Jun -17 DIFFERENTIAL PAY* STANDARDS OF CONDUCT DIFFERENTIAL = $2,496 UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 300 FIREARM ALLOWANCE 420 Total $3,216 Exhibit #3 INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES BUREAU ASSISTANT CHIEF (26 years) CURRENT BASE SALARY $120,612 + $3,216 (SOCD, UNIFORM, FIREARM)* YEAR PERCENTAGE SALARY (ONLY) PERIOD #1 2.64 $123,796 Jul '13 —Jun '14 #2 2.64 $127,064 Jul'14 —Jun `1S #3 3.02 $130,901 Jul '15 —Jun '16 #4 14.19 1$136,38.5 $117,469 Jul '16 —Jun -17 CAPTAIN (28 years) CURRENT BASE SALARY $103,884 + $3,216 (SOCD, UNIFORM, FIREARM)* YEA_ R PERCENTAGE SALARY (ONLY) PERIOD #1 2.64 $106,626 Jul'13 —Jun '14 #2 2.64 $109,440 Jul'14 —Jun '15 #3 3.02 $112,745 Jul '15 —Jun '16 #4 4.19 $117,469 Jul '16 —Jun -17 DIFFERENTIAL PAYS` STANDARDS OF CONDUCT DIFFERENTIAL = $2,496 UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 300 FIREARM ALLOWANCE 420 Total $3,216 Exhibit #4 ADMINSTRATIVE BUREAU ASSISTANT CHIEF (17 years) CURRENT BASE SALARY $96,024 + $3,216 (SOLD, UNIFORM, FIREARM)* YtAR rtM-M II Alit I SALARY (uIVLY) PERIVD #1 2.64 $98,559 Jul'13 — Jun '14 #2 2.64 $101,160 Jul '14 —Jun '15 #3 3.02 $104,215 Jul '15 —Jun '16 #4 4.19 $108,581 Jul'16 —Jun -17 CAPTAIN (24 years) CURRENT BASE SALARY $95,856 + $3,216 (SOCD, UNIFORM, FIREARM)* YEAR PERCENTAGE I SALARY (ONLY) PtRIUD #1 2.64 $98,386 Jul '13 —Jun '14 #2 2.64 $100,983 Jul '14 —Jun `15 #3 3.02 $104,032 Jul '15 —Jun '16 #4 4.19 $108,390 [Jul '16 —Jun -17 DIFFERENTIAL PAY* STANDARDS OF CONDUCT DIFFERENTIAL = $2,496 UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 300 FIREARM ALLOWANCE 420 Total $3,216 Exhibit #5 SALARY COMMISSION COUNTY OF KAUXI 'RCgOtUilOiC No. 2012-2 RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2012-1 RELATING TO THE SALARIES OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEM OP THE COUNTY OF KAUAI WHEREAS, the Salary Commission wishes to balance the need for fiscal responsibility with concerns for public safety; now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Salary Commission of the County of Kauai, State of Hawaii, that the Salary Commission hereby resolves to amend Resolution No. 2012 -1 as follows: L Article 1, Salaries of certain Administrative Officers and Employees, subsection (b) is amended to increase the maximum salaries payable to the officers listed below effective 7/1/2012: Police Chief $114,490 Deputy Police Chief $105,660 Fire Chief $114,490 Deputy Fire Chief $105,660 2. Except as expressly amended herein, Salary Resolution 2012 -1 shall remain in full force and effect. BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, the County Cleric shall transmit to the Salary Commission, Mayor, Finance Director, and Personnel Director a final approved copy of the resolution and note any amendments thereto within duty (30) days after the effective date of this resolution. Adopted by the Salary Commission at its meeting on April 23, 2012: Robert Crowell,