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• Centurion Scout Alarm ($7,000) The Centurion Scout Alarm is a portable wireless alarm system deployable in a variety of ways that targets high-risk situations including frequent burglaries or vandalism sites; construction and storage site thefts; and repeat domestic violence. These incidents predominately occur at night in isolated areas out of public view, making it difficult for law enforcement to be alerted until after a crime has been completed. The Scout Alarm can be activated by a wide range of trigger devices and sensors, including door and window contacts, motion detectors, sensor pads, trip beams, and mercury tilt switches. One or all sensors can be deployed along with video cams with low light applications and recording capability. The Scout Alarm is integrated into a police radio and any activation would be simultaneously transmitted over the police radio system initiating an immediate police response. This equipment can also be shared with the other law enforcement agencies working with the Pleasanton Police Department to address regional theft issues. • Click2Enter ($6,410) The Click2Enter product is an electronic scanner system that automatically opens electric gates and door systems via a radio signal. This state of the art technology allows emergency services (Police and Fire) immediate access to gated areas and complexes with the click of a microphone. Once an emergency vehicle is within close proximity to the system and a radio microphone is depressed, the preprogrammed radio frequencies will activate the system and open the gate. This system will initially be placed on the two police facility gates and the drive-in sally port door leading to the police holding facility. The police department will then partner with several "high response" gated communities and complexes to install the system and further evaluate its effectiveness. Eight units will be purchased at a cost of $650 each. • Patrol Ballistic Shield &Monoshock Ram ($7,000) These funds will be used to purchase a Ballistic Shield and Monoshock Ram for each of the two supervisor vehicles. Currently when the need arises for this type of equipment in the field, officers are dispatched back to the police station to retrieve equipment from the equipment armory. This is very time consuming and creates a potentially hazardous safety situation for personnel at a scene working to effectively resolve conflict or needing to gain immediate entry into a location or structure. • Bicycle Uniforms ($2,300) These funds will be used to purchase new bike uniforms for the twelve officers trained for bike patrol. The uniforms are the Blauer 8130 "CoolMax" shirt and Blauer 8141 shorts. The uniform is contemporary, professional in appearance and has a large "POLICE" patch sewn on the shirt's backside that better identifies the rider as a police officer. The Blauer uniform is more functional for bike officers performing related tasks. Page 3 of 5