Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutFebruary 2, 2011 CS020211 NOTICE There will be a Special Joint Meeting of the CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT ST. LUCIE, the ST. LUCIE COUNTY COMMISSION, the ST. LUCIE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD and the CITY OF FORT PIERCE CITY COMMISSION on February 2, 2011, at 9:00 a.m., at the PORT ST. LUCIE COMMUNITY CENTER, 2195 SE Airoso Boulevard, Port St. Lucie, Florida. AGENDA 1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL St. Lucie County Commission City of Port St. Lucie City Council City of Ft. Pierce City Commission St. Lucie County School Board 3. HOW TO PAY FOR SCHOOI, RESOURCE OFFICERS; CREATE AN MSTU OR LEAVE AS IS, ST. LUCIE COUNTY COMMISSION 4. PAIN CLINICS, DEVELOP A UNIFIED APPROACH, MAYOR BENTON, CITY OF FT. PIERCE 5. DISCUSSION REGARDING OTHER FUNDING AREAS TO JOIN TOGETHER, MAYOR FAIELLA, CITY OF PORT ST. LUCIE 6. CREATE CO-OPS, DEVELOP WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER TO SAVE MONEY BY PURCHASING IN BULK, ST. LUCIE COUNTY COMMISSION 7. ADJOURN NOTICE: No stenographic record by a certified court reporter will be made of the foregoing meeting. Accordingly, any person who may seek to appeal any decision involving the matters noticed herein will be responsible for making a verbatim record of the testimony and evidence of said meeting upon which any appeal is to be based. AS A COURTESY TO THE PEOPLE RECORDING THE MEETING, PLEASE TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES, PAGERS AND BEEPERS ~ ~ ~ ~ f.''~ . y ~ ` t.~ ~ . Yt~I~rE~-oFFxcE MEMOaa?vavM ~ I sY. ~ucx~ cou~rrv, fi~oar~aa , . TO: Board of County Commissioners Fctye W. Outlaw, MPA, Cnunty Administrator ~ROM: . Danie) S. Mcln#yre, Caunty Attarney . C.A_ NQ_: 11-~Z8 DAT~: January 1$, 2pi1 5UBJ~CT: Schaal Resaurce Depufies MSTU P~acedure Ai~tached for discussion purposes are copies of the fallawittg draft documents: - Board Memorandum - Resolution Creafiing SRD MSTU . - Interfocul Agreements with Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, 51'. Lucie Village Pleuse note tha~ these documents are being dist~ibuted in advance of the February 2 joint meeting with fihe understanding that the Board has not yet determined whethe~ to proceed with the adoption of c~ MSTU for school resaurGe deputies. . . The eounfiy's procedure for creating a MSTU requires the adoption of a resolutian at a public hearing. Natice of the public hearing is pubiished twice, once not less than 21 days and once noi' more fF?an 7 days befor~ the public hearing. State law r~quires that the County creute the MSTU before Juiy 1, 201I in order ta levy n tax in 20I1. In order far the MSTU to be effective Couniywide, state law requ~res each of the municipalities (Fart Pierce, Part Sfi. Lucie and St. Lucie Village} to adopt an ordinance consenting to fihe inc(usion of the bau~daries o€ et~ch respecfive munic+pc~li~fiy within the MSTU. The propased term is 2Q years. Sfiaff has atso draf~fec) Agreehients with each of the munitipatities thai- provides for distr h'u _f~o~!=a'• ~~e' \`~'71~z..;;l~ MSTU roceeds to the Sheri~f throu h the Coun to fund the SRD r;;, rrar~ yf P 9 ~'Y ~ ~.a~ .F:~#~ ~ - ' '~.F~'. `~i i~~i`!~. i.~~ 'i=i{,:r. _ Bacsrd defiermines fo go farward with the MSTU, ifi may be appropriate to enter infio an interlocnC agreement with th~ Shet~iff that outli~es the requires for~ budget/process adoption and for expenditures. • A possible timeline for action on the M57U iS as foNows: ~ February 2, 2Q11 Joint meeting ~ebruczry - May 15, 2011 Municipulities and County adopt Tnterlocal Agreement Municipnlifiies adopt ardinance ~ z consenting to the inclusion of the ~ boundaries of ench municipcatity ; wrthin th~ MSTU f May b, ZOll Publish 1~' Notice af Public Hearing ; June 3, 2Qil , Pubfish 2nd Natice of Public Mearing ' June 7, 2QI1 ~ Public Hearing to consider adoption of resotution crea#ing MSTU ; i ; f DSM/caf ` ~ i . i ~ 2/1/2011 St. Lucie County School Resource Deputy Program Program Planning for 2011- 2012 School Resource Deputy Program Planning 2011- 2012 - St. Lucie County Schools have had School Resource Deputies and Officers for over 23 years - The program is a collaborative effort by certified law enforcement officers, educators, students, parents and the community - Purposes of the program are to: • Offer law related educational programs in the schools • Assist in efforts to reduce crime, drug abuse, violence and provide a safe school environment • Provide students with opportunities to interact with Law Enforcement in a non-threatening environment • Integrate intelligence with Law Enforcement for the benefit of the community - The SRD/SRO program has been recognized as beneficial to the citizens of St. Lucie County 1 . 2/1/2011 ~ School Resource Deputy Program Planning 2011- 2012 - The St. Lucie County Schools SRD Program began in 1985 with 5 School Resource Deputies at 17 schools • 1 SRD each at LPA, FP Central and FP Westwood • 2 SRDs shared between 2 middle schools and 12 elementary schools - Today, 24 School Resource Deputies/Officers at 20 schools • 8 SRDs/SROs assigned to high schools (5 deputies funded by the Sheriff's Office and 3 funded by PSL Police Dept.) • 10 SRDs assigned to middle and K8 schools • 3 SRDs at alternative schools School Resource Deputy Program Planning 2011- 2012 - Historically, the School Resource Deputy/Officer Program has been funded through: • Allocations from local Law Enforcement Agencies -St. Lucie CountySheriff - City of Port St. Lucie - City of Fort Pierce • Allocation of budget funds from St. Lucie County Schools • Federal C.O.P.S. grants awarded to local LEAs beginning in 2001- (All grants have expired as of 2010) • SLC Children's Services Council Grant in 2004 (expired) 2 ~ 2/1/2011 School Resource Deputy Program Planning 2011- 2012 - Due to a$30 million reduction in school district funding in 2009 - 2010, the total cost of the SRD/SRO program was funded through the St. Lucie Sheriff's Office and Port St. Lucie Police Department - In 2010 - 2011 budget funds were cut in all local law enforcement agencies requiring decreases in staffing from a high of 55 officers (2008 - 2009) to the current staffing assignment of 21 deputies and 3 officers School Resource Deputy Program Planning 2011- 2012 The Challenge is to Identify funding for the School Resource Deputy Program that is reliable and sustainable from year to year 3 2/1/2011 1 School Resource Deputy Program Planning Anticipated Costs for 2011- 2012 • Cost per deputy = $ 100,143 • Includes salary, benefits, insurance, vehicle and supplies • Fixed Costs for SRD Program =$430,977 • Includes Supervisory and Clerical Support Services • Anticipated costs ~ 25 deputies with fixed costs: - 25 x $100,143 per deputy+ $430,977 = $2,934,548 • Anticipated costs @ 30 deputies with fixed costs: - 30 x $100,143 per deputy + $430,977 = $3,435,263 School Resource Deputy Program Planning 2011- 2012 - Impact to St. Lucie County Taxpayers: Current Gross Taxable Value (GN) $18,644,099 $18,644,099 Number of SRDs 25 officers 30 officers MSTU Millage @ 95% .1657 .1940 MSTU Millage X GN $2,943,548 $3,435,263 Average Net Valuation $77,000 $77,000 ($102,000 - $25,000 Homestead Exemption) Average Annual Cost for MSTU @$77,000 $12.76 $14.93 Average Net Valuation $179,000 $179,000 ($204,000 - $25,000 Homestead Exemption) Averege Annual Cost for MSTU $29.66 $34.72 4 Historical Background School Resource Deputy Program Back in the early 1980, approximately 1983/1984 a grand jury was convened in the 19'h Circuit to investigate crime in the school system and underreporting of incidences on school campuses. As a result of the grand jury investigation, it was discovered that there was unreported crime occurring on the school campuses and that one remedy was to begin a school resource program in St. Lucie County. The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office took the lead in the creation of the school resource program. We sent staff to Leon County which had a school resource program up and running at the time. We modeled our program after Leon County's program. The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office began by putting school resource personnel in all of the county schools. At the time, Port St. Lucie Police Department had one crime prevention person assigned to school resource type duties and that program continued in partnership with the Sheriff's Office program. As the program progressed, Port St. Lucie began putting in more staff to the school resource program. Like the Sheriff's Office, the cost of additional law enforcement personnel on campus was split between those agencies (the Port St. Lucie Police Department and the Sheriff's Office) and the School Board. In the early to mid-90s the Fort Pierce Police Department had a DARE officer assigned to schools in the City of Fort Pierce. The sole responsibility of this officer was to provide DARE programing to those schools. The DARE officer did work in cooperation with the Sheriff's Office program. The program continued through the 90s and 2000s with the cost being shared by all parties involved in the program. The percentage of cost sharing by the School Board ranged anywhere from 35 percent to close to SO percent towards the end of their financial participation in the program. I believe in 2008 the Fort Pierce Police Department committed three officers to the program. Port St. Lucie had 19 officers, and the Sheriff's Office had 35 deputies assigned to the schools. Beginning in 2009 and 2010 the Port St. Lucie Police Department removed all of their officers with the exception of three assigned to Port St. Lucie high schools. As the Sheriff's Office cut its contingency from 35 to 21, and the Fort Pierce Police Department pulled all staff out of the schools. Currently, we have 21 deputies assigned to the program. They are assigned to middle, K-8, and high schools in St. Lucie County. Deployment is based on need and calls for service determined by the Sheriff's Office. SRD Costs for 2010-2011 Salary and benefits for 21 Deputies 1,877,354 Operating costs 225,646 2,103,000 Cost for 3 supervisors and 1 secretary 400,145 Operating costs 30,832 43~, 977 Totai Cost of Program 2,533,977 [D ~ M N d' ~ N C ~ ~ O O N d~ ~ O cD c9 ~ cD N ~ ~ p O N N O O O ~ a ~ c7 d' t~ d' r ch N cD c0 ~ ~ fn '~t f~ . ~ CO ~ ~i' ~ '~t N N V~ ~Y ~f' cD N c~ c+J CD c0 ~ CD O M ~ z r N N N C~ C*~ ~ Q U N L v- O ~ L C ~ O] O O ~ ~ C f~ c~ O E ~ ~ N O tn C~ ~ N r- a N ~ C 7 v- C O ~ N ~ m ~ d~' 'd V~ O . O N N ~ d~ d' CO U ~ O 0 oNO c°*~ v ~ °v_ °v_ L N N N c'~ c7 U ~ T ~ ~ L O N ` = c0 N ~ T C p~ 'O ~ CD f~ cD ~ O N ~ C O O O O O N ~ N N N N N N ~ C ~ d' tn (D f~. ~ N ~ ~ O O O O O ~ (n N N N N N~ N . ~ ~ 0 U O ~ C ~ ~ ~ C C ~ O E ~ o ~ .r o .o m C p ~ O L N U O Cn t o U cn n Y C •O ~ J\ ~ 0 ~ ~ 'C O x x U m ~ ~ ~ X X L ' • ~ ~ 7 N 4J ~ a ` d ~ ~ O ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ L Y ~ v~ ~~'D c6 C~ ("''6 p 0 O~ O~ c~6 j,O '<n O ~ ~ V U(S7 ~ T_ [T C..C. ,([S 1~ C'C C C U d C J E T~ Y . Q O ~ c0 L!_' ~ O c0 N N~ c~ c0 c0 aS O~ N.~ p~ cn U ¢mt~UUU~==~-,.~~~~Oa.aacncnt->~ A1:M~„R ° _ St. Lucie County Sheriff's Oftice ' ° ~e~ School Resource Deputy Program ; < - Years: 2004 and 2005 ~~~ucie Co~'uint &S'`~cl%~ools,~..,,~„~, ,.~2~'U.,4~5'~R+D~~,. ~ ~''~~w ~~.'~2~O~OS~SiIZU~~~ Chester A. Moore Elementar De ut B. Cooke De ut B. Cooke~ Dale Cassens Education De ut M. Brown ~ p y Deputy T. Hogan Com lex • ~ Dan McCarty Middle School Deputy R. Swiderski Deputy R. Swiderski De ut A. Flowers De ut K. Pfeiffer ~ Delaware Avenue Schooi Deputy A. Simpson Deputy B. Rhodes Fairlawn Elementar De ut S. Anicito ~ De ut S. Anicito Forest Grove Middle School Deputy T. Hogan Deputy M. Brown De ut P. Fackler ~`k De ut J. Ward Fort Pierce Central High Deputy W. Hughes Deputy W. Hughes School De ut T. Smith De ut A. Flowers Fort Pierce Magnet School of Deputy M. Scipioni Deputy A. Simpson the Arts Fort Pierce Westwood High Deputy S. Gill ` Deputy S. Gill School De ut L. Richardson ~ Deputy L. Richardson ~ Frances K. Sweet Elementary ft~ ~~x~ Garden City Early Learning Academ ~ A~'iL De ut C. Hill De ut C. Hill * Indian Hills School P Y p y Lakewood Park Elementar De ut K. Ford ~ De ut K. Ford Lawnwood Elementary Deputy G. Sereg Lincoln Park Academy Deputy D_ DiFrancesco Deputy D. Hamm De ut F. B rnes De ut F. B rnes North ort K-8 School De ut D. Mur h ~ De ut D. Mur h Port St. Lucie Hi h School De ut M. Romano De ut R. R all St. Lucie Elementar y ~ Deputy G. Sereg St. Lucie West Centennial Deputy B. Boger ~ Deputy B. Boger Hi h School ~ St. Lucie West K-8 School De ut G. Dam ier De ut G. Dam ier Savanna Ridge Elementary ~ Southern Oaks Middle School De ut R. R all De ut M. Romano South ort Middle School De ut J. Del ado ~ De ut J. Del ado Weatherbee Elementary ~ White Cit Elementar De ut E. Alicea ~ De ut S. Lindstadt Earl Floater Master De ut J. Hover Master De ut J. Hover Late Floater De ut S. Barker ~ De ut S. Barker 1'ota12004 SRll = 27 T~~tal 20OS S.RI) = 27 School Po ulation 2004 Yo ulation = 34,768 2005 P~ ulation = 36,055 Cui•rent Schoc~l Po ulation = 40,704 ~ . . ~ St. Lucie County Sherif#'s Oftice _ , ; School Resource Deputy Program Y.ears: 2004 and 2005 * 2 New Schools added in 2004 AND added 2 SRD's Ueputies covered multiple schools Total number of schools in 2004 = 25 Total number of schools in 2005 = 25 St. Lucie County Sherif't~'s Office ~~F~"' ~o°` School Resource Deputy Program ~~,,~.,k Years: 2006 and 2007 ; e~C~ouri ~ ~Sch,ools 2QU.6~` ~RI) ~ ~ ~ ~ " `~'2. ~Rll~~ ~ 75.~..t. u~i ~.~k~..~.~ ~.~,~~~~,....~:~.~.7 . Allapattah Flats K-8 ' ~T~~+~ Deputy E_ Sereg ~ . School a`~ ~ i`~~'~ t x ~~7s ri~ ~ Chester A. Moore Elementary Deputy B. Cooke Dale Cassens Education Deputy K. Pfeiffer Deputy T. Meslin Com lex ~ ~ Dan McCarty Middle Schoo] Deputy C. Mangrum Deputy J. Abel ~ De ut J. T. Glover De ut W. Hu hes Delaware Avenue School De ut B. Rhodes ~ De ut K. Pfeiffer Fairlawn Elementar De ut S. Anicito ° De ut S. Anicito Forest Grove Middle School Deputy T. Speicker a~ Deputy T. Speicker De ut J. Ward ~ De ut M. Si mon Fort Pierce Central Hig~ Deputy W. Hughes ~ Deputy R. Ryall School De ut F. B rnes '"`r De ut S. Lindstadt Fort Pierce Magnet School of Deputy M. White x~~~x . the Arts ~ Fort Pierce Westwood High Deputy S. Gill Deputy S. Gill . School De ut R. Sera hin ~ De ut J. T. Glover 4F, . Frances K. Sweet Elementary x~x~x~ ~ Garden City Early Learning ~~`~`'r Deputy M. Tsaousis Academ y Indian Hills School De ut C. Hill De ut C. Hill 4=~n Lakewood Park Elementary Deputy R. Lee ~~`rt~ x~~~ '~l [,awnwood Elementary ~ ~xx~x~ Lincoln Park Academ De ut E. Johnston g~ y p y , Deputy E. Johnston De ut M. Brown ~ De ut G. Dam ier E n.I f-u ,~'~a ~ ~ v§~'rT"xa 3g Manatee Academy K-8 x~~~~~ Deputy M. White School . i~,. ...,.<v~~~x~«~~sr~~ North ort K-8 School De ut^ D. Mur h De ut D. Mur h Oak Hammock K-8 School Deputy D. Peterson ;4~r Deputy D. Peterson Port St. Lucie Hi h School De ut R. R al] De ut M. Brown . St. Lucie Elementary Deputy E. Sereg St. Lucie West Centennial Deputy T. Hogan Deputy T. Hogan Hi h School 4~~. St. Lucie West K-8 School De ut G. Dam ier ~ De ut F. B rnes t •`~Y " ` ' Deputy J. Ward Samuel S. Gaines 1~~~~ Y'~~~~ ; n_R y£~~ Academ K-8 School ~ ~ ~r~~ ~ ~ ~~,1 ~ ~S t~ . ~ ~ Savanna Ridge Elementary x~x~~ ~4~ , Southern Oaks Middle School De ut R. Bourbonniere ~ De ut R. Bourbonniere South ort Middle School De ut J. De] ado ~ De ut J. Del ado m ` " St. Lucie County ~heril~tys Ofiice °A~ ` ` ~o ~ Schoo{ Resource Deputy Program ~ . Years: 2006 and 2007 Treasure Coast Hi h School Deputy L. Richardson Deputy L. Richardson y ~*~x Weatherbee Elementar ~ * West Gate K-8 School Deputy R. Swiderski Deputy R. Swiderski White Cit Elementar De ut S. Lindstadt De ut R. Green ~ Earl Floater De ut B. Bo er ~ De ut B. Bo er Late Floater De ut S. Barker ~ De ut S. Barker . . `I'ot~l ZOU6 SRI} = 30 l~otal ZU07 SI2D = 30 • School Po ulati~~n 2006 Po ulation = 38 535 ~ z007 Pt~ ulation = 40 127 Current Schoul Po ulation = 40,704 * 3 New Schoois added in 2006 AND added 3 SRD's 3 New Schools added in 2007 De uties covered multiple schools Total number of schools in 2006 = 28 ~ Total number of schools in 2007 = 31 . ~f~~~~° St. Lucie Caur~ty ~t?eriff"s Office ' ° School Resource Deputy Program „ Years: 2008 and 2009 e* ~`a .~5~.'~ . . ~ ~,~:^N`~ ~ - . i tr ~t ~ ~ Y'G ~ ~'9 ~~3 z~~i~ , ~~ou~t; ~...ch~ols`~, ~ ~ }200$ '=~~~~r, ~~2009~SRD ~z ~ h . Allapattah Flats K-8 School Deputy M. Sigmon >x'°w Deputy M. Sigmon De ut K. Folbrecht . , z ~ Bayshore Elementary x~~rY~~~'~` ~~~~~~£s s~~; Covered by PSL Ofticers . ~ K ~ , until end of December d.., ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~i ~~Q9 k~ r. >E~'~` aw > Camp Holiday Alternative ~ ':~~k~ H.y ~n~~` ~ ~,~i-~~. ~~~~~BU ~:,~'-F~ ~^~'i,~.~ 'y~ ~j31"~ SCfl~~l `2a~~ . ~t~: Chester A. Moore Elennentary Deputy R. Howell ;~ry ~Y~ Dale Cassens Education Deputy W. Hughes Deputy B. Boger Com ]ex ~ Dan McCarty Middle School Deputy J. Abel Deputy P. Campbell ~ De ut J. Abel ~ De ut R. Howell Delaware Avenue School De ut K. Pfeiffer ~ Fairlawn Elementary Deputy S. Anicito ;.x~~. Floresta Elementary 4`~;~:;~ u a~~~ Covered by PSL Officers ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~k ~ ~ until end of December ~ ~ F ~ ~ 2004 Forest Grove Middle School Deputy T. Speicker Deputy J. Ward . De ut P. McNesk De ut E. Johnston Fort Pierce Central High Deputy R. Ryall Deputy R. Ryall School De ut S. Lindstadt De ut S. Lindstadt Fort Pierce Magnet School of Deputy C. Harper 7`• Y' the Arts ~~~i Fort Pierce Westwood High Deputy S. Gill Deputy G. Morales School De ut D. Mur h De ut D. Mur h Frances K. Sweet Elennentary ~"f Garden City Early I.earning Academ Indian Hills School Deputy J. Ward ~ Lakewood Park Elementary Deputy M. Hernandez Lawnwood Elementary Deputy J. T. Glover Lincoln Park Academ De ut C. Hill De ut C. Hill Manatee Academy K-8 School Deputy M. White Deputy M. White De ut S. Barker ~ T ~t . ~ ~ I. 4~ ~'~k3 ~ ~ ~ 1 1 Mariposa Elementary t r r~~ ~ ~ Covered by PSL Officers ~ ~ ~ untit end of De~ember ~ : ~ T f ~ ~ - ~r ~ ~ 2009 . ~ . ~~.~~~.r.~. , ..~:~:~,':.r< ~ SY."Lucie Count~~ Sherift"s Oftice y ~ ' School Resource Deputy Program y~..,., Years: 2008 and 2009 Morningside E{ementary ~~~~J « A' Covered by PSL Ot'Ficers ¢ ~h i ; ~ ~g ` until end of December ~ ~ ~ 2009 ~~n , . ~ e,~t ~ ~i~,~~ . De ut R. Green Northport K-8 School Deputy R. Green , p y ~ De ut F. B rnes Oak Hammock K-8 School Deputy D. Peterson n~`~ De ut D. Peterson P Y ~ De ut J. Cannon Palm Pointe Educational Deputy E. Johnston ~ Deputy J. Ruggeri Research School at Tradition Deputy S. Anicito ~F 5~...'. ~S~ '~•v ~i' ' Parkway Elementary ~~.K Covered by PSL Officers s~; until end of December ~ ~ i : ' At~ k - y3 : 2~09 Port St. Lucie Hi h School De ut M. Brown De ut M. Brown Rivers Edge Elementary ~k~~~~"~ ~r~~ Covered by PSL Officers y1 " _ T~. ~ s?~~ , until end of December . : +x & F . ~7 , ~y ` 2009 ~h ~ ~ " ~:v` ~~°ER ~'i ~ St. Lucie Elementary I r~ : St. Lucie West Centennial Deputy T. Hogan b~a Deputy T. Hogan Hi h School St. Lucie West K-8 School Deputy F. Byrnes Deputy S. Gill De ut P. McNesk Samuel S. Gaines Academy Deputy M. Kirchner ~ Deputy M. Hernandez K-8 School De ut G Har er Savanna Ridge Elementary Deputy E. Sereg Southbend K-8 (Temp Deputy 7. Ruggeri Lost Southbend K-8 (was • School) ° temporary schoo!) Southern Oaks Middle School Deputy R. Bourbonniere Deputy R. Bourbonniere ~~~F'' De ut R. Lee • Sy~Y~ Southport Middle School Deputy J. De)gado Deputy 1. Delgado ~ De ut M. Kirchner ~ Treasure Coast Hi h School De ut L. Richardson ;;:c; De ut L. Richardson Village Green ~t~ Y.- = Covered by PSL Officers ~r~,~ , r~ ~ . Environmental Studies School r~ until end of December ~ _ .~.m , 2~09 b ~ r. ~ Weatherbee Elementary ~ ~ West Gate K-8 School Deputy R. Swiderski Deputy R. Swiderski ° De ut J. T. Glover White City Elementary =x~~ ~ ~ ~ ~a Covered by PSL Officers Windmill Point Elementary ~ ~ ~ , ~Y: ~ :F ~ ~ . until end of December w ~ ~ -~.a ' 2009 . Ear! Floater De ut B. Bo er = u~~ ~ ~ . . Late Floater De uty S. Barker ~r ~d~~ ~ ~ ' - e ~ °ma-.r ~r,Fti a:as..w. ;:-x..s,.~9t Y ~ St. Lucie County Sherif#ys Of#ice J~~,. School Resource Deputy Program Years: 2008 and 2009 ~ ~ ~~2~ ~ - Alternative School Floater Master De ut R. I.ee ~,~q ~ ,a;~.. ,.,,-~.,t-; ~ 'I'otai 2008 Slti) = 34 q~~ Tc.~tal 20()9 SIZD = 34 School Po ulation 20O8 Po ulatioii = 39,949 ~?U09 P~> ulatic~n = 40,102 Current School Po ulation = 40,704 * 2 New Schools added in 2008 1 New Alternative School (Camp Holiday), and 8 New Schools added in 2009 Deputies covered multiple schools Total number of schools in 2008 = 33 ~ Total number of schools in 2009 = 41 P ` ° St. Lucie Caunty Sheriff's t)ftice ' ' J<~r, School Resource Deputy Pragram Xear: 2010 ~St:~'~i ~ ?ou~nt~ ~~Sch~o~o7s~` _~24;1+O~,S~.12~D~"~' Alla attah Flats K-8 School~L De ut K. Folbrecht Ba shore Elementar De ut J. T. Glover Camp Holiday Alternative School Chester A. Moore Elementary Dale Cassens Education ~ Deputy D. Murphy Com lex De ut J. Cannon Dan McCarty Middle School Deputy P. Campbell De ut J. Abel Delaware Avenue School Deputy R. Howell De uty D_ Hueck Fairlawn Elementar De ut P. Gannon Floresta Elementary . Forest Grove Middle School De ut J. Ward Fort Pierce Central High Deputy J. Verna School De ut S. Lindstadt Fort Pierce Magnet School of the Arts Fort Pierce Westwood High Deputy G. Morales School De ut M. Brown . Frances K. Sweet Elementary Garden City Early Learning Deputy M. Sigmon Academ Indian Hills School Was merged into Delaware Avenue School I,akewood Park Elementary Lawnwood Elementary Lincoln Park Academy Deputy C. Hill De ut B. Bo er Manatee Academy K-8 School Deputy M. White De ut S. Barker Mari osa Elementar De ut Paul McNesk Morningside Elementary North ort K-8 School De ut R. Green ~ Oak Hammock K-8 School De ut D. Peterson Palm Pointe Educational Deputy J. Ruggeri Research School at Tradition Parkway Elementary . f~; 9Ie~. jAt a lrn ' , St. Lucie County Sherif#~'s Office ~~~,v ~o~ School Resource Deputy Program ~o Year: 2010 Port St. Lucie Hi h School De ut F. B rnes Rivers Edge Elementary St. Lucie Elementary St. Lucie West Centennial Deputy T. Hogan Hi h School St_ Lucie West K-8 School ~ De uty S. Gill Samuel S. Gaines Academy Deputy M. Hernandez K-8 School De ut M. Kirchner Savanna Rid e Elementar De ut C. Har er Southern Oaks Middle School De ut R. Bourbonniere South ort Middle School De ut J. Del ado Treasure Coast Hi h School De ut L. Richardson Village Green Environmental Studies School Weatherbee Elementary West Gate K-8 School De ut R. Swiderski ~ White City E)ementary Windmill Point Elementary 'l'otal ?07.0 S.Rll = 33 School Po ulation 2U10 Po ul~tion = 40,704 Deputies covered multiple schools Note: Effective January 3, 2010, the St. Lucie County Sheriff s Office Deputies began covering the following schools: • Bayshore Elementary • Ftoreska Elementary • Mariposa Elementary • Morningside Elementary • Parkway Elementary • Rivers Edge Elementary • Village Green Environmental Studies Schoo] ~J • Windmill Point Elementary Total number of schools in 20010 = 41 ' ~ .~r. ° St. Lucie CounYy Sheriffys Office ' ' ~ , School Resource Deputy Program ,t ~ Year: 2011 ~ ~F ~S,t.~~ucie ~CQ~i~nt; ~'Schools~~ ~H ~~2~11~5....CZI)~~ ~~;t~~ Alla attah Flats K-8 School De ut Shirle Gill Ba shore Elementar No lon er cover Camp Holiday Alternative No longer cover School Chester A. Moore Elementar No longer cover Dale Cassens Education Deputy Barry Boger Com lex Dan McCart Middle School De ut Jason Cannon Delaware Avenue School Deputy Todd Hogan De ut Marcus Si mon Fairlawn Elementar No lon er cover ~ ~ Floresta Elementar No lon er cover Forest Grove Middle School De ut Patrick Gannon Fort Pierce Central High Deputy Robert Howell School De ut Shirle Lindstadt Fort Pierce Magnet School of No longer cover the Arts Fort Pierce Westwood High Deputy Diederich Hueck School De ut Mildred Brown ' Frances K. Sweet Elementar No lon er cover Garden City Early Learning No longer cover ~ Academ ~ Lakewood Park Elementar No lon er cover Lawnwood Elementar No lon er cover Lincoln Park Academ De ut Chris Hill Manatee Academ K-8 School De ut Mike White Mari osa Elementar No lon er cover Mornin side Elementar No lon er cover North ort K-8 School De ut Richard Green Oak Hammock K-8 Schoo] (llcYuty Mitcc Whitc) Palm Pointe Educational Deputy James Ruggeri Research School at Tradition Parkwa Elementar No lon er cover Port St. Lucie Hi h School De ut Derrick Peterson Rivers Ed e Elementar No lon er cover St. Lucie Elementar No Jon er cover St. Lucie West Centennial Deputy Roxanne Hi h School Bourbonniere St. Lucie West K-8 School De ut Richard Swiderski . ~ ~ St. Lucie County~ Sheritf~'s 4f:tice ` ° ~o ~ School Resource Deputy Program , Year: 2011 ~ Samuel S. Gaines Academy Deputy Michelle K-8 School Hernandez Savanna Rid e Elementar No lon er cover Southern Oaks Middle School De ut Steve Barker South ort Middle School De ut Juan Del ado Treasure Coast High Schoo! Deputy Lawrence Richardson Village Green Environmental No longer cover Studies School Weatherbee Elementar No lon er cover West Gate K-8 School 'k'~"k (~~i~Nuty Itichard tiwidcrsid) White Cit Elementar No lon er cover Windmill Point Elementar No lon er cover Total ?l.ll 1 5121) = 21 School Po i~lation 2010 P~~ ulation = 40,704 Curre~at School Po ulation = Deputies cover multiple schools Note: Concerning the schools that are no longer covered by School Resource Deputies: a Road Patrol Deputy / Police Deputy within the schools jurisdiction will have to respond to the school. Total number of schools in 2011 = 40