1. Danvers Police Department

2. THE DANVERS POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chief of Police
Neil F. Ouellette
Records Secretary
Lynne Horn
Executive Assistant
Elaine A. Russo
Public Safety Analyst
Christopher Bruce
PT Record Clerk
Carol Lang
Administrative Services Commander
Captain Patrick Ambrose
Operations Commander
Captain Edmund Plamowski
Community Policing/
School Outreach
Sgt. Robert Bettencourt
Communications Section
Richard Beaulieu
Patrol Section
Criminal Investigations
Section
Sgt. William Carleton
Day Shift Commander
Lt. Dana Milne
Dispatchers
Community Outreach
Detectives
Accreditation
Public Information
Evening Shift Commander
Lt. Walter Roberts
Grants
Records
Personnel Scheduling
Special Operations
D.A.R.E. Officer
Traffic
Crossing Guards
Day-off Shift Commander
Lt. Carole Germano
Building Maintenance
Professional Standards
Domestic Violence
Licensing
Department Property
Recruitment & Selection
Firearms Licensing
Fleet Maintenance
Sergeants
Sex Offender Registry
Armory
S.A.T.U.R.N. Blue Team
Patrol
Officers
House
Officers
Training & Inspections
Prosecutor
Property & Evidence
Revised March 2008

3. AREA MAP

4. Composition of the Danvers Police Department
47 Sworn Officers
1 Executive Assistant
9 Civilian Dispatchers
1 Civilian Public Safety Analyst
1 Administrative Assistant
1 Part-time Records Clerk

5. K-9
Officer Kevin Wood and his partner Hogan have been working the street for two full years.
Hogan is certified as a a narcotic detection K-9. He is utilized by the Patrol Division and Detective Section on a regular basis to conduct narcotic searches.
Kevin is assigned to the 5-1 Shift in the Patrol Division.
Kevin has integrated Hogan into the community at various events as well as utilizing him for drug searches at our schools.

9. Salaries and Wages
$ 4,670,058
Capital
$ 143,670
Other
$ 409,480
TOTAL: $ 5,223,208

10. OVERTIME FACTORS

11. 5 Fully Equipped Police Cruisers
Capital Outlay
5 Fully Equipped Police Cruisers
$143,670.00

12. What Was Up in 2007 ? Prostitution + 67% Drug Offenses + 21%
Fraud & Forgery %
Shoplifting %
Simple Assaults %
(Related to Domestic Assaults)
Medical Aids %
911 Hang-ups %
Harassing Phone Calls %

13. What Was Down in 2007 Commercial Burglary - 31% Auto Theft - 38%
Vandalism %
OUIL’s %
Liquor Law Violations %

14. Motorcycles

15. FY 2009 TECHNOLOGY WARRANT ARTICLE REQUESTS
MOBILE LAPTOPS
3 $3,675
$ 11,025
DEFIBRILLATORS
3 $3,000
$ 9,000
PORTABLE RADIOS
16 $1,462
$ 23,392
RADAR EQUIPMENT
2 $1,500
$ 3,000
OUTSIDE SECURITY CAMERA
1 $5,808
CRUISER RADIOS
5 $4,113
$ 20,565

16. Community Policing Grant FY 08 Awarded $50,000
2 Motorcycles (one purchased)
Share Point Intranet Package
(includes custom modules)
Adult Citizen Police Academies
2 Juvenile Police Academy
Bicycle & Walking Patrols
Rape Aggression Defense Class RAD
K-9 Demonstrations
Neighborhood Watch
Juvenile Probation Checks

17. Edward J. Byrne Memorial Grant FY 2008 $ 23,775
Citizen Drug Recognition Academy
Students Against Destructive Decisions
Courage To Speak Foundation
Strengthening Families Program
Underage Liquor Checks
Liquor Establishment Education Seminar
Juvenile Police Academy Materials

18. Charles Shannon Anti-Gang Grant FY 2008 $11,129
Anti-gang Operations in
Southern Essex County Communities
Gang Trainings for Officers/Detectives
Anti-Gang School Programs
Teen Work Programs
Monthly Gang Meetings Boston

19. Regional Operations Center Update
11 Communities have pledged support.
Sheriff Cousins has funded a Project Manager’s position.
Candidate Interviews have taken place.
The Sheriff has approximately $400, to be utilized.
EOPS met with the steering committee and pledged support.
Legislation for telephone lines & wireless charges has been
rewritten to include a portion of monies to be used for
Regional Dispatching Initiatives.
Meet with Congressman Tierney to discuss potential
federal funding.

20. Proposed Legislation
Agency will develop performance measure standards for enhanced 911 Systems
Service level standards for providers of enhanced
911 service in Commonwealth
Requirements for enhanced 911 Telecommunicators including but not limited to certification requirements for emergency medical dispatch, and guidelines for developing and administering grants

21. LEGISLATION PSAP Support 911 Personnel Costs and Equipment
PSAP Training Grant-2.5-5% of net revenue
Primary Regional PSAP and Regional Dispatch
Center Grant range %
Allocation call volume and population
PSAP Incentive to Regionalize
10 or more communities 1.5% of previous FY surcharge revenue
Regional PSAPs and Regional Dispatch Centers, Radios, and
E911 consoles, telephone notification systems, Regional
Dispatch Centers, public safety radio systems.
Start-up Costs
Left to Agency to set criteria 7.5 Million Dollars