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The shirt material resists fading, wicks away moisture, breathes efficiently and is a more <br />appropriate material for the varying weather conditions bike officers experience. <br />• Rifle Mounted Night Vision ($22,000) <br />SWAT will use these funds to purchase night vision equipment for two of the designated <br />sniper teams. <br />• Digital Cameras (30) <br />($26,520) <br />These Canon G7 digital cameras are for use in the Operations and Investigations <br />Divisions and will be assigned to patrol officers and detectives. Included with the <br />purchase are sturdy Pelican cases and battery charges for in-field use. This will <br />conclude the department's goal of outfitting employees responsible with evidence <br />collection responsibilities to have an assigned camera. <br />• PPD Security System Upgrade ($10,000) <br />This upgrade to the police department's existing security system includes the <br />replacement of five (5) very old black and white cameras with new color units including <br />two pan-tilt and zoom cameras. Two flat screen monitors will also be purchased and <br />mounted on walls within the dispatch center to display all camera feeds. Dispatch will <br />monitor the screens and have point and click desktop navigation capability between <br />cameras and be able to retrieve date/time stamped snapshots and video. <br />• Recruitment Advertising ($7,500) <br />The police department is currently developing a "Recruitment and Retention Strategic <br />Plan" to better forecast the department's attrition over the next five years and identify a <br />strategy to meet these needs. Included within the "Best Practices" component of this <br />plan is a recommendation to utilize a contemporary recruitment ad in magazines that <br />reach a majority of law enforcement officers throughout California. <br />• Thermal Imaging Cameras (2) ($9,050) <br />The NOPTIC thermal imaging cameras are mounted to the driver's side spotlight and <br />sends images directly to the unit's MDC screen. The camera runs whenever the vehicle <br />engine is on. The camera has a 360-degree field of vision with a 500-yard range. This <br />equipment provides patrol officers with a useful tool when responding to calls involving <br />fleeing suspects. Additionally, patrol officers can utilize this equipment during routing <br />patrol and to conduct surveillance (apartment lots, parks, construction sites, etc) and <br />other police activities with greater success. <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />