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BACKGROUND State Assembly Bill 3229 signed by the governor on July 12, 1996 added section 30061 of the Government Code establishing a statewide fund for allocation to local police agencies, referred to as the Citizens' Options for Public Safety Program. As required by the bill, the County of Alameda has established a Supplemental Law Enforcement Services Fund and has established a committee to oversee and review the annual expenditures by local agencies from this fund. The funds are allocated to our City based on population. For COPS Year 23, the City of Pleasanton has received an allocation of $109,991. Recommended Expenditures: The Police Department recommends expenditures for COPS Year 23 be encumbered for expenditures which support front line law enforcement functions and serve to enhance public safety. This allocation will be utilized to purchase an electronic documentation system to support officers' issuance of citations in the field and facilitate the required AB 953 Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA) data collection. The sum total of COPS Year 23 funding is approximately $464,499 which includes a roll- over sum from COPS Year 22 of $354,508 and new funding of $109,991. DISCUSSION Submitted by: Fiscal Review: Informati.n Technology Review: Approved by: 4 Craig Eicher Tina Olson Aller H. mond Nelson Fialho Police Chief Director of Finance D. ec or o Information Technology City Manager Attachment: 1. Resolution