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Table 1: Police Activit <br /> 2018-2021 Average 2022 <br /> Traffic Stop 11,258 11,727 <br /> Patrol Check 7,083 4,466 <br /> Alarm 3,309 2,327 <br /> Suspicious Vehicle 2,182 1,936 <br /> Suspicious Person 2,190 944 <br /> Animal Call 1,838 1,373 <br /> Parking Complaint 1,738 1,577 <br /> Disturbance 1,743 1,484 <br /> Welfare Check 1,628 1,542 <br /> Pedestrian Stop 1,198 1,962 <br /> 34,167 29,338 <br /> Police response time goals are established in the General Plan as 4:00 minutes for <br /> emergencies and 20:00 minutes for non-emergency calls for service. The average <br /> emergency response times in 2022 was 4 minutes 19 seconds, and non-emergency <br /> response time averaged 23 minutes 03 seconds. <br /> Chart 1: Response Times <br /> Response Times <br /> 2022 0:04:19 <br /> 0:23:03 <br /> 2021 0:04:19 <br /> 0:20:15 <br /> 2020 0:03:43 <br /> 0:18:35 <br /> ■Emergency ■Non Emergency <br /> Crime and Collision Trends <br /> Reported incidents of crime, arrests and citations continued on a downward trend in <br /> 2022. Part 1 violent crime was lower by 23 percent, the number of aggravated assaults <br /> for the past two years increased by 20 percent above 2019 and 2020. Table 2 below <br /> shows that property crime increased by 14 percent from last year though still below the <br /> peak in 2019. The increases in property crime from prior years is not surprising based <br /> on the current deployment of officers due to staffing; notably, experienced policing <br /> practitioners as well as crime studies indicate that the presence of police officers has a <br /> deterrent effect on crime and the department has had less visibility in the community in <br /> the past year. <br /> Table 2 highlights the Department's Part 1 Crime trends from 2018-2022. <br /> Page 3 of 7 <br />
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