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Home My WebLink AboutIR 075 INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 1 of 7 i i7 Y SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING rrn APPLICATIONS At the May 241h, 2022, CCPD Board meeting, the following information was requested about CCPD pending program grant applications. 1. In which Council districts are "Partners with a Shared Mission" programs located? Program Name Description Amount CCPD Project District Ty,pe Community-Based Programs Program connects churches/community with schools by Program Grant Academy 4 providing Ion 1 volunteer mentors to $300,000.00 2,3,5,9 4th grade students at Fort Worth (3-Year) elementary schools. Program supports after-school and Clayton Youth summer camp services at the Panola $300,000.00 Program Grant 4,5,8 Enrichment campus for families in 76103 and (3-Year) 76105. Program provides onsite personnel to coordinate services to residents Las Vegas Trail including fresh food,books,sports, $300,000.00 Program Grant 3 Rise GED classes,ESL classes,job (3-Year) certifications,and employment counseling. Program aims to reduce Abusive The Shaken Baby Head Trauma through community $300000 Program Grant ALL Alliance education and enhanced , .00 (3-Year) investigation. Program provides evidence-based counseling and substance abuse Recovery prevention services for high-risk $300,000.00 Program Grant ALL Resource Council youth ages 12-17 in schools and (3-Year) community sites throughout Fort Worth. Program helps residents of the Las Development LVT Rise Vegas Trail area improve their $12,000.00 3 neighborhood and day-to-day lives. Grant(1-Year) Program serves foster families in the community and those at-risk of Christ's Haven losing their children,address $50,000.00 Development 7 community needs,and provide Grant(1-Year) resources such as parent workshops and counseling. NewDay Services Program helps parents through Development for Children& classes and coaching to provide their $48,968.00 Grant(1-Year) ALL Families children a safe,loving home. The Parenting Program provides group and 1-on-1 Development Center parenting and parent coaching $50,000.00 Grant(1-Year) ALL sessions to participants. ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 2 of 7 i i7 Y SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING rrn APPLICATIONS Program provides behavior Rivertree management counseling to students $50,000.00 Development 3 Academy who need additional behavior/social Grant(I-Year) emotional assistance. This is a survivor advocacy program Unbound that serves youth and adults through $50,000.00 Development ALL crisis response and on-going case Grant(I-Year) management. Partners with a Shared Mission(Annual Contracts) Sub-Grant with Clayton Youth to provide after-school program to Crowley ISD Sycamore ES,Meadow Creek ES, $143,750.00 After-School 6,8 Sue Crouch ES,North Crowley HS, and Dallas Park ES. Sub-Grant with Clayton youth to provide after-school program to Basswood,Bette Perot,Bluebonnet, Keller ISD Caprock,Eagle Ridge,Freedom, $143,750.00 After-School 2,4,7 Friendship,Heritage,Independence, Lone Star,North Riverside,Park Glen,Parkview,Sunset Valley, Woodland Springs Sub-grant with Camp Fire,City of Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth,Clayton,and YMCA to $1,495,000.00 After-School ALL provide After School Program. White Settlement Sub-Grant with YMCA to provide ISD after-school program at B1ueHaze $57,500.00 After-School 7 ES. Boys&Girls Implementation of SafeHaven Clubs program at Martin Branch Boys& $353,067.25 SafeHaven 8 (SafeHaven) Girls Club.Provide after school and summer program to youth ages 6-18. United Implementation of SafeHaven program at Bethlehem center. Community Provide educational enrichment and $152,938.50 SafeHaven 8 Center youth development programs. Program assists FWPD Crimes Alliance for Against Children Unit by conducting $148,100.00 Crimes Against ALL Children specialized investigative interviews Children Unit of children. Provides services to gang-involved Comin Up Comin'Up Gang and affiliated youth between 13 and $1,537,952.50 Interventionan 2,3,5,8,9 24,and offers needs-based services. Program ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 3 of 7 i SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING r '? APPLICATIONS Safe City Operation of Call Center for Crime Crime Coinmission- stopper tips and Advocacy center for $356,724.25 Prevention ALL Call Center& Advocacy community services. Agency Safe City Program brings together a multi- Coinmission- agency task force dedicated to $345,000.00 Family Justice ALL Family Justice providing support and coordinator Center Center services to coinmunit . 2. What is the amount of funds budgeted per district for Partner programs? $1,400,000.00 0c C)OG of $1,000000.00 .00 00i » • $5GO,030.19 .00 000 r0 $397,384.06 400 r0r 00 00 000 00 DISTRICTS 3. How does Community One choose the schools they serve and could they ever expand to Southwest High School? Community One selects schools based on crime data and proximity to the barber shops that implement their Shop Talk program. Southwest High School can be added but, due to staffing restrictions, participant amounts will remain the same overall. 4. How does the proposed MHMR project work with or support the Fort Worth PD Crisis Intervention Team? Is this training different from what is already being offered to officers, or does it supplement their training? The MHMR staff and training provided by this grant supplements existing positions working with the Crisis Intervention Team and the training provided but funded through other resources. Currently, recruits receive one week of Crisis Intervention Training. In addition to this training, officers can elect to complete Mental Health Officer Training (MHOT) to receive certification. Adding a staff person to the Department's crisis intervention efforts increases the number of in-service MHOT hours that are available while also covering the requirements of Crisis Intervention Training separate from officers that can take this elective training. ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 4 of 7 i i7 Y SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING rrn APPLICATIONS 5. Can the Council see the concept papers that have been submitted for FY2022 Program Grants? Please see summary below of the submitted Concept Papers. Agency Name Project Name Approved? AB Christian Learning Center Summer Reading Program A roved Camp Fire First Texas Teens in Action Declined CASA of Tarrant County Aging Out Prevention&Preparation A roved Commissary is Very Necessary Community Engagement Specialist Ineli ible Community Food Bank Opportunity Youth&Re-Entry Job Training Declined Fortress Youth Development Fortress After School,Pre School,Parent Engagement Declined GROW WCB Ineligible Maroon 9 Community Enrichment Youth Need Love Afterschool Enrichment Declined Organization MHMR Visions(MHMR Tarrant) Mental Health Liaison Project Approved Opening Doors for Women in Need Change a Life Nehemiah Project Declined One Community USA Sho Talk Approved Operation Progress Operation Progress Fort Worth Approved Recovery Resource Council Ground Zero:Counseling for At-Risk Youth Approved Rivertree Academy Behavior Management Program Ineligible The Grandberry Intervention Foundation TGIF CCPD Project—Phase 1 Declined The Pathway of Blessings North Fort Worth Good Character Allegiance Ineligible The Women's Center of Tarrant County LatinX Violence Outreach&Prevention Declined YMCA Y-Achievers Approved Additional Information Requested at May 24th CCPD Board Meeting 6. What is the cost per student or how much money is being spent per student on After School Programs? School District Budget FY22 Participant Goal Cost/Participant Fort Worth ISD $1,495,000.00 2,830 $528.27 Crowley ISD $143,750.00 400 $359.38 Kelly ISD $143,750.00 750 $191.67 White Settlement ISD $57,500.00 100 $575.00 ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 5 of 7 i i7 Y SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING rrn APPLICATIONS 7. What schools receive funding for After School Programs? How much is each school receiving for After School Programs? School District School Name Amount Crowley ISD Sue Crouch $28,750.00 Crowley ISD Sycamore $28,750.00 Crowley ISD Meadowcreek $28,750.00 Crowley ISD Dallas Park $28,750.00 Crowley ISD June Davis $28,750.00 Keller ISD Basswood $9,583.33 Keller ISD Bette Perot $9,583.33 Keller ISD Bluebonnet $9,583.33 Keller ISD Caprock $9,583.33 Keller ISD Eagle Ridge $9,583.33 Keller ISD Freedom $9,583.33 Keller ISD Friendship $9,583.33 Keller ISD Heritage $9,583.33 Keller ISD Independence $9,583.33 Keller ISD Lone Star $9,583.33 Keller ISD North Riverside $9,583.33 Keller ISD Park Glen $9,583.33 Keller ISD Parkview $9,583.33 Keller ISD Sunset Valley $9,583.33 Keller ISD Woodland Springs $9,583.33 White Settlement ISD Blue Haze Elementary $51,750.00 Fort Worth ISD Diamond Hill ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Sam Rosen ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Como ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD De Zavala ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Greenbriar ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Daggett MS $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD George Clarke ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Glen Park ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Luella Merrett ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Meadowbrook ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD M.H.Moore ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Oaklawn ES $39,507.00 ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 6 of 7 i SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING 107 APPLICATIONS Fort Worth ISD Sagamore Hill ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD T.A. Sims ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Hubbard Heights ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Carroll Peak ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Rufino Mendoza ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Kirkpatrick ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Charles Nash ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Washington Heights ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD D.McRae ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Meadowbrook MS $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD S.S.Dillow ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Wm.James MS $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Lowery Road ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD John T.White ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Maude Logan ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Mitchell Blvd.ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Forest Oak MS $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Forest Oak 6th Grade $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Eastern Hills ES $39,507.00 Fort Worth ISD Rosemont MS $35,744.00 Fort Worth ISD Carter Riverside HS $32,500.00 Fort Worth ISD International Newcomer Academy $32,500.00 Fort Worth ISD Young Women's Leadership Academy $32,500.00 Fort Worth ISD Arlington Heights HS $32,500.00 Fort Worth ISD South West HS $32,500.00 Fort Worth ISD South Hills HS $32,500.00 Fort Worth ISD Polytechnic HS $32,500.00 8. What are the demographics of the Citizen Response Unit? Race Employees African American 7 41.2 Hispanic5 29.4 Caucasian 4 23.5 1 5.9 ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 22-075 To the Mayor and Members of the City Council June 7, 2022 Page 7 of 7 i SUBJECT: CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION DISTRICT (CCPD) PENDING r VA APPLICATIONS rra Male Employees Percentage African American 3 33.3 Hispanic3 33.3 Caucasian 2 22.2 1 1 1 11.1 African American 4 50 Hispanic2 25 Caucasian 2 25 1 1 0 0 Note: Average age of the Civilian Response Specialists is 41. Employment by the Civilian Response Specialist • Business owner in East Fort Worth • Data Reporting Operator • 9-11 Communications • Inventory Control Specialist • Fort Worth Police Cadet • Water Department • Police Recruit/Communications • Former Police Officer • Teacher and Pastor • Clerk for the Tarrant County Court • EMT • SIT Supervisor for Clayton Youth • DPS Investigator If you have any questions about this information,please contact FWPD Assistant Director Keith Morris at 817-392-4243 or keith.morrisgfortworthtexas.gov. David Cooke City Manager ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS