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Additionally, holds from schools continued to decline from approximately four per month from 2015-2019 to just more than one per month in 2021, and then to less than one per month (nine total) in 2022. ARU was successful in reducing repeat calls in some instances by connecting people in crisis with services. As an example, in 2022 one individual generated 16 patrol calls for service within a two-month period; after ARU's involvement with the person and their family, there have been no calls since the initial spike. Racial and Identity Profiling Act In 2022, the police department collected a full year of data aligned with the requirements of the Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA). The RIPA form has 15 fields that an officer may complete during a stop. A stop is defined as any detention or search. A stop may occur as a result of an officer's self-initiated activity or from a call for service where a person is not free to leave. The RIPA Board benchmarks stop data against the American Community Survey (ACS) population demographic data set. Since several variables influence criminogenic factors, staff does not believe the ACS is an appropriate benchmark to study or make conclusions about disparate conduct of law enforcement. Some researchers believe that parties involved in traffic collisions is one method of benchmarking, whereas others prefer to use a technique called the Veil of Darkness — evaluating stop data based on periods of daylight and darkness. 2022 Pleasanton data will be published in the 2024 RIPA Annual Report: staff found that the department is not consistently capturing the race of a person involved in a traffic collision; therefore, the data set is invalid for use to compare 2022 data. Since the RIPA report uses the ACS as a benchmark, staff added a field for the city of residence to evaluate stop data for local residents against the ACS survey. The table below highlights the breakdown overall, by Pleasanton resident, and based on calls for service. Table 6-Pleasanton 2022 Stop Data Based on Population Census All Data Pleasanton Calls for Residents Service Asian 39.1% 12.97% 14.38% 5.60% Black 1.9% 8.54% 6.13% 23.0% Hispanic 10.8% 14.64% 14.64% 22.4% Middle Eastern 15.95% 19.20% 10.6% Multi-Racial 7.3% 0.98% 0.99% 00.9% Native American 0.6% 0.14% 0.15% 00% Pacific Islander 0.5% 0.85% 0.49% 1.2% White 47.4% 40.21% 44.04% Page 6 of 7