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PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Meeting Date: 7/7/15 [ X] Consent [ ] Regular

Department: Submitted By: Submitted For:

[ ] Ordinance [ ] Public Hearing

PALM BEACH COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION PALM BEACH COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I. EXECUTIVE BRIEF

Motion and Title: Staff recommends motion to: {A} Ratify the signature of the Mayor on the executed MacArthur Foundation grant agreement with John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for the period May 1, 2015 through April 30, 2016; and (B) Approve a budget amendment of $150,000 in the Justice Services Grant Fund to reconcile the budget to the actual grant award.

Summary: The Board of County Commissioners approved the application for the MacArthur Foundation Safety and Justice Challenge on June 2, 2015. The grant will help Palm Beach County achieve better public safety outcomes, lower incarceration costs and a reduced use of the local jail. The grant does not require a match. Countywide {JB)

Background and Justification: America's reliance on local jail incarceration has grown dramatically over the past three decades. Jail populations have more than tripled since the 1980s. So have cumulative expenditures related to building and running jails. There are now nearly 12 million admissions to local jails annually­almost 20 times the number of admissions to state and federal prisons. Up to twenty selected sites will receive a grant of $150,000 to support an intensive six--month planning process, during which they will rigorously examine how their jails are being used and what strategies will reduce incarceration without compromising public safety. Each site will produce a plan for implementing these reforms and 1 0 sites will be chosen and become eligible for up to $2,000,000 for 5 years.

Attachments 1) Executed grant agreement with John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur

Foundation 2) Budget Amendment (Fund 1436) 3) MacArthur Foundation's Safety and Justice Challenge Grant Application

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II. FISCAL IMPACT ANALYSIS

A. Five Year Summary of Fiscal Impact

Fiscal Years

Capital Expenditures Operating Costs External Revenues Program Income (County} In-Kind Match (County}

Net Fiscal Impact

# ADDITIONAL FTE POSITIONS (Cumulative}

($150,000)

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Is Item Included In Current Budget? Yes

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B. Recommended Sources of Funds/Summary of Fiscal Impact: Fund: 1436 Justice Services Grant Fund Unit: 5701 MacArthur Foundation Grant: MacArthur Foundation Grant

Departmental Fiscal Review: ~ :p..hCLLc(l ~SLr,~ lt) / 5°] ,s Ill. REVIEW COMMENTS

A. OFMB Fiscal and/or Contract Dev. and Control Comments:

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This summary is not to be used as a basis for payment.

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May 20, 2015

Honorable Shel1ey Vana Mayor Palm Beach County, Florida 301 North Olive Ave. Suite 1201 West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Dear Honorabie Vana;

1VlacA .. rthur :Foundation

It is my pleasure to inform you that the MacArthur Foundation has awarded a grant in the amount of$150,000 to Palm Beach County Florida in support of your organization's proJect to generate a plan to target jail misuse and overuse as part of a network of sites participating in the Safety and Justice Challenge. The terms and conditions of this grant are described in the enclosed agreement. We ask that an authorized representative of your organization execute the agreement and return it to my attention. If you or your staff have any questions on the contents of the agreement, please contact Steven Casey, Manager-, Grants and Budget, at (312) 516-1642.

We wish you every success in your important work which we are pleased to support.

Sincerely, ·l II fl/

Jo$~ ,J. Mintz Jkc csident and General Counsel

Enclosure Grant No. 15-108435-000-USP

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THE GRANTEE ~D GRANTOR fAS SET FORTH BELOW) HEREBY AGREE AS FOLLOWS;

DATE;: May 20 2015

GRANT NO.: 15·108435-000-USP

GRANTEE Palm Beach County, Florida 301 North Olive Avenue West Palm, Beach FL 33401 ("your organization")

GRANTOR: John D. and Catherjne T. MacArthur Foundation l 40 South Dearborn Street, Suite 1200 Chic-ago, Illinois 60603-5285 (the ''Foundation")

GRANT AMOUNT: U.S. $150,000

PURPOSE OF GRANT: In support of your organization's project to generate a plan to target je>1l misuse and overuse as part of a network of sites participating in the Safety and Justice Challenge, the Foundation's cnminal justice reform initiative to reduce over-incarceration by changing the way America thinks about and uses jails (the "Purpose")

FOR USE OVER THE PERIOD: May 1, 2015 - April 30, 2016

EXPECTED PAYMENT SCI!EDULF, as may be arnended by the 1-<~oundat:ion from time to time (the "Payment Schedule"):

Initial Installment: U.S. $LSO,O0O, paid in a stngle lump sum

WRITTEN REPORTS DUE, as may be amended from time to time upon written authorization from the Foundation (the "Due Dates"):

December 31, 2015: May 31, 2016.

Inteiim Report, covering the period through November 30, 2015 Final Report, covei:ing the entire life of the grant

OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

1. PAYMENT TERMS: [A) Payment o1 the gi:ant funds is expected to be made as indicated in the Payment Schedule above, provided your organization is in compliance with all terms and conditions of this agreement at the time of each scheduled payment.

(B) The initial installment of the grant funds will be made within ninety (90j days after receipt by the Foundation of a fully-executed copy of this agreement and all necessary tax documents.

2 . BANK ACCOUNTS: Grant funds shall be deposited in an interest-bearing account whenever fe0.s1ble. Any grant funds, and income earned thereon, not expended or committed fot the purposes of the grant, will be returned to the Foundation.

3. USE OF FUNDS: (Al Under United States law, Foundation grant funds, and income earned thereon, may be expended only for charitable, 1-eligious, scientific, literary or educational purposes. This granr is made only for the Purpose stated above, and it is understood that these grant funds w:ill be wsed only for such Purpose, substantialiy in a ccordance with the proposal submitted by your organization on ot about March 31, 2015 and the budget submitted by your organization on or about M0.y 13, 2015 (the "approved budget"), subject to the terms of this agreement. Your organization agrees tc obtain the l:i'oundation'ti prior approval in writing should there be any material changes or variances

to the app1-oved budget, including the timing of expenditures, at any point d uring the course of this gr-ant.

(8) Your orga nization confinns tha t this project is under its complete cont rol. Your orgE1nization further confirms that it h as and will exercise control over the process of selecting any secon dary grantee or consultant, that the decision made or that will be made on any such selection is completely independent of the Foundation arid, further, that there does n ot exisl an agreement, written or oral , under which the Foun da6on has caused or may cause the selection of a secondary grantee or consultant.

(CJ RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF F'UNDS: (1) In connec.tion with the activities to be funded u nder this grant, your organiza tion acknowledges that it is responsible for complying with all relevant laws a nd regulations of \he countrie s in which ;,-uch activitie8 are conducted.

(2) Your organization herehy confirms that Foundation grant fu nds will n ot be used to carry on propaganda, to lobby or otherwise attempt to 1nfluence legislation or to conduct any activities described i.J1 Sections 4945(d) and (e) of the Un ited States Internal Revenue Code a nd the Treasury Regulations thereunder. Yol.lr organization further confirms that the primary purpose of undertaking the work described in your organization's proposal is not for use in lobbying For your informa tion, enclosed is a summa l}' of the types of activities prohibited under Section 4945 of the United Stutes Internal Revenue Code. Further questions regarding impermissible activities should be directed to your orga nization's tax or legal advisor.

(3) Your organizatlon agrees that Foundation grant funds will be used in compliam:e with all applicable a n ti-terrorist financing and asset control laws, regulations, rules and cxcc.u tivc orders, including but not limited to, the USA Patriot Act of2001 and Executive Order No. 13224.

4. IDENTITY OF GRANT RECIPlENT: If, a fter further discussions and due diligence, the beneficiary of the grant funds is an agency other than the named entity herein , the parties shall execute s u e;h omendments, documents and agreements as are necessary to ensure funds are p rovided to the agency/recipient with contrc,J and oversight of the grant funds, provided such agency/recipient is a governmental entity or public charity.

5. WRITTEN REPORTS: (A) Written reports are to be furnished to the Foundation covering each year in which your organization receives or expends any po!'tion of the grant funds until the Fou ndation 's grant funds, and any income earned thereon arc expended in full or the gra nt is otherwise terminated. The written reports for this grant are due no later than the Due Dales spedfied on Pagr. l of this agreement. The written reports may be submitted electronica lly i:hrough the Foun dation 's &ecure website. Instructions for the electronic submission will be sent to your organization under separate cover. Alternatively, hard paper copies of the WTitten reports, signed by a n officer of your organization, may be sent to the Foundation to the attention of Steven Casey, Manager, Grants a nd Budget, US Programs.

(Bl Each written report s hould contain a narrative and financial account of what was a ccomplished by the expenditure of the grant funds during the period covered by the report. The narrative account s ho uld contain a det9iled d_escripuon of what was accomplished by the gran t, includmg a description of the progress made toward e.ch1eving the goals of the grant and an assurance that the activities under the grant have been conducted in conformity with the t erms of the grant. The financial account should contain a financia l statement reporting, in U.S . dollars, all expenditures of the grant funds a nd any income earned thereon during the period covered by the report.

6. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: (A) In counters igning this agreement, your organization acknowledges that it has read che Foundation's Policy Regarding Intellectual Property Arising Out of the Use of Foundation Funds (the "Policy"; Attachment I h ereto). Except as may otherwise be provided h erein, all copyright interest in materials produced as a result of this gra nt (the "Grant Work Producn shall be owned by your organization. To effect the widest possible distribution of the Grant Work Product and to ensu re that it furthers charitable purposes and benefits the pu blic. your organization hereby gra nts to the F'oundation a non-exclusive, transferable, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, p!iid-up, worldwide license to use, display, perform, reproduce, p ublish, copy, and distribute, for non­commercial purposes , the Grant Work Product and any other work product arising out of or resulting from your organization's u se (including digital or electronic or other media} of these funds, including all intellectual property rights appurtenant thereto, an d to sublicense to third parties the rights

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described herein. Without limiting the foregoing, s uch license includes the right of the l<oundation to publish ihe Gran t Work Prod11c1 on the Foundation's website in connection with the Founda<ion's work with and support of your organization, and for use in periodic publh.: reports, p ress releuses, and fact sheets about the ft'oundat1on's grantmaking. Your or ganization further a cknowledges and a grees, a t. the Fo..i 11dation',s requei;t, to exec~te any a ddition a l doGL1mcntis necessary to effect s1.1ch licen,se.

(Bl To the extent that, as part of any arrangement with any subcontrnctor, subgrantee, c.r otht:r party working on matters rela ted to this gran t and r r.ceiving the benefit of the gran t funds (a "Third Party";, the intellectua l prope1ty rights in the Grant Work Product is to be owned by iiuch Third Party, your org1t.'1ization agrees to require that the Foundation be granted a license in such Grs.nt Work Product in a form reasonably acceptable to the Foundatio.n.

(C) Except as Sl<1ted in Paragraph 6(AI herein, and as you rnay be otherwise notified by the Foundation, it 1s the Foundation's policy not to ordina rily use the license granted herein if che Gram Work Prcducc is otherwise made widely available through a means a nd on terms (including any cost to the ptiblic: a nd timeliness of publication) satisfactory t.1 the Foundation. Under the Foundation's Policy, the Foundation will con sider also relea sing such license at the request of your organization if , t. is demons1rated to the Foundation's satis faction tha t such release is necessa ry in connection with a publication or distribution p;an that will make the Grant Work Product widely available at a reasonable or little cost, such as through scholarly publication, open access journals, or use of a suitable Creative Commons license.

7 USE OF NAME: Your o rga11ization acknowledges that the name a nd mark "John 0 . and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation• and all variations thereof and any other names and marks comprising the name or mark ''MacArthur" (the "MacArthur Name"), are the sole a nd exclusive property o-f the Foundation, that any and a.ll uses of the MacArthur Name by your organization sha ll inure solely tc the benefit of the Foundatic,n, a nd that your organization shall not acquiie any right, title or inte rest in any MacArthur Name. All u ses of any MacArthur Name by your organization in any manner shall be subject to inspection by and approval of the Foundation, which approval may be granted or withheld in the sole and absolute discretion of the Fou ndation. Upon termination of this agreement, or at the request of the Foundation at any time, your organization sha11 immediately discontinue a nd forever thereafter desist from any and aH use of any MacArthur Name and sha.ll either destroy or deliver to the Foundation, at no charge to the Foundation, ~tationery, brochures, propo&:d paid media and other similar materials bearing any MacArthur Name that then are in the possession or control of your organization.

8. PUBLICATIONS. Two copies of any publications prod1.1ced or disseminated wholly or in part with these grant funds will be furnished to the Foundation. Unless otherwise notified by the Fou ndation, such publications should include a simple acknowledgment of the grant support from the Foundation.

9. EVALUATING OPERATIONS: The F'oundation may monitor and conduct an evaluation of operations under this grant, which may include a visit from Foundation personnel to observe your organization's program, discuss the program ,vith yoUT organization's personnel, and review financial and othei· records and materials connected with 1.he activities financed by this grant.

10. FOUNDATION GRANT REPORTS: The Foundation may inch:1de basic information abo1.1t rhis grant through a variety of public channels, including press releases, publications, videos, social media, and the Foundation's website. If there arc special considerations concerning the public anno1.1ncement of this grant at your organization, if you plan to issue a public announcemen t of the grant, or if you would like to coordinate a public announcement of the grant with the Foundation's announcement, please reach out to the Fo1.1ndation's Office or Public Affairi:;.

11. RIGHT TO DISCONTINUE FUNDING, RESCIND PAYMENTS, AND REQUIRE RETURN OF UNSPENT FUNDS; The Foundation m ay, in its sole ctiscretion, d iscontinue or suspend funding, rescind payments made or demand return of any unspent funds based on any of the following: (a) the written reports required herein are not submitted to the Foundation on a timely basis, (bl the reports do not comply with the terms of this agreement or fail to contain adequate information to allow the Foundation to determine the funds have been 1.1sed for their intenc!ed charitable p ui-poses, (c) grant funds have not been used for their intended charitable purposes or have been used inconsistent with the terms of this agreement, (d) the Foundation is not satisfied with the progress of the activities

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funded by the grant, (e) the purposes for which rhe grant was ma.de cannot be uccomplished, or (f) making any payment might, in the jucigmenl of the Foundation, expose the Foundation to liability, adverse tax consequences, or con stitute a taxable expenditure. The Foundation will provide notice of any determina tions made under this paragraph. In the event the Foundation takes action permitted by this paragraph solely based on (d) and (e), and your organization provides documen tation that it has incurred obligations consistent w ith the lenns of the grant in good faith reliance on the grant agreement and the approved budget, the Foundation will consider in gooc:i faith permitting grant funds to be u sed to pay such obligations.

12. RIGHT TO RECOVER SPENT FUNDS: Your organization will repay the Foundation, upon demand, the amount of any funds spent for purposes inconsistent with or contrary to the grant agreement c.­the approved budget.

1~1. US. TAX STATUS· By countersigning this agreement, your organization confirms that it is a governmental entity. If such status changes during the course of thii:; grant, your organization hereby agrees lo notify the Foundation a nd, upon req uest, promptly return any unspent grant funds to the Founaation as of the date of such change,

14 . MODIFJCATJON OF TERMS: The tenns of this agreement may be modified only by a r1 agreement signed by an officer of your organization and a corporate officer of the Founda~ion. Any modifications made by your organization to this printed agreement (whether handwritten or otherwise) will not be considered binding on the Foundation until written confirmation of such modification is obtained from the roundat.ion,

15. HEADINGS. The section headings in this agreement are for convenience or:ily and are not intended, and shAll not be construed, to alter, limit or enlarge jn any way the scope or meaning of the language contained in thiG agreement.

16. ENTJRE AGREEME:NT: This agreement represents the entire agreement between you r organization and the Foundation with respect to the subject matter herein and supersedes a ny and al! prior agreements, understandings, negotiations, representations and discussions with respect thereto. This agreement may be executed in two or more counterparts, each of which together shall be deemed an original, but all of wh ich together shall constitute one and the same instrument. In the event that any signature is delivered by facsimile transmission or by e-mail delivery of a ".pdf' format data file, such :signature shall create a valid and binding obligation of the party executing (or on whose behalf such signature is executed) with the same force and effect as if such facsimile or" .pdf' signature page were an original thereof.

17 DUE AUTHORITY: The persoo(sl slgning this agreement on behalf of your organization represents and wanants to the Fo-undation that i/he fs an officer of your organization and has requisite legal power and authority to execute this agreemunt on behalf of your organization and bind your organization to the obligations herein,

IN WJTNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this agreement to be executed as of the day and date first written above.

JOHN D , AND CATHERINE T. MacARTHUR FOUNDATION

By: JI/ --- ··-PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA

By: __ :Jj, ft#,. , ~

JosJ,rt1a ,J. Min tz Its: ¥,ice President and General Counsel

Signa.tufe~ .

Jts:_ May_o_r __ Title

Acceptance Da te:

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Tu facilitate receipt or th!:' gra:1t funds, cornp!et:e the following and r<::ltlrn the iu lly-signt::d agreem ent Lu ,Jo&hua ,J . Mintz, Vice J're8idcnt and Gencrnl Cmmscl of the Mac:Ar1J1iu Fo\lndation, J 40 Soi~t.h DeP..rt>orn Street, ~uite 1200, Chicago, Illinois 60603-5285,

Payment should be made payable to PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA

Please provide mailing ins tructions belowfo1· the remittance or attach wire trarL<;jm· instru.ctions. Please not€ thut ha,1k fees may be charged to the recipient by the bank(s) processing tlw wi,e transft:r,

Cont..ict Name:

TitJc:

Organization:

Address:

Phone (optional):

E-Mail (optional):

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ATTEMPTS 10 JNFLl.JEl\'CE LEGISL'l T/ON BJ' MacARTHUR FOllND.A110N GRANTEES

Under United States Jaw, MacArthur Foundation grant monies may not be used to pay for attempts to influence legislation, unless they qualify under cettain specific exceptions. (These laws do not affe.ct how grantees may spend money received from other sources.) This paper will generally describe what activities are regarded as attempts to influence legislation and some of the exceptions available. Also, llttached is a chart describing some permissible and prohibited public policy activities.

LfJbhvi11g

Attempts to mtluence legislation, commonly known as lobbying, may be of two types, direct or indirect:

Dir1tct Lobbying

Direct lobbying refers to certain communications dkectly with government personnel who are involYed in the legislative process. They may be legjslators or employees of legislative bodies, or other government persoJl!'.lel who partic1pate in the formulation of the legislation concerned.

A communication with these government personnel will be lobbying only if it both refer.; to specific legislation and indicates a view on that legislation.

Indirect Lobbying

Indirect (or "grass roots") lobbying refers to communications wlth members of the general public. Certain "public relations" or educational activities may constitute indirect lohbying, and others will not. Indirect lobbying conununications include only communications that (!) refer to specific legislation, (2) indicate a view 011 the legislation, and (3) encourage the recipient of the communication to take action with relipect to the legislation.

Specific Legislation

"Specific legislation" includes both legislation that has already t>een introduced in a legislative body and a specific legislative proposal.

l,e)?islation

Legislation refers only to action by a legislative hody •· such as a congress, senate, chamber of deputies, house of representatives, state legjslature, local council or municipal chamber of representatives •· or by the public in a referendum or similar

procedure. Legislation of the United States or any other country or of any local govemm,mt is included.

Legislation also includes proposed treaties required to be submitted by the President of the United States to the Senate for its advice and consent from the time the President's representative begins to negotiate it!\ position with the prospective patties to the proposed treat.ies.

Action by un executive or by a judicial or administrative body does not constitute legislation, so attempts to influence such action do not constitute lobbying.

Encouraging Ritcipient w Take Action

A communication may encourage lhe recipient to take action with respect to legislation, and therefore meet the third test for indirect lobbying, in any om: of the following four ways;

1. II may st11te that the recipient should contact a legislator (or other government official or employee who may be involved in the legislation).

2. lt may state the address, telephone number, or similar information of a legislator 01 an employee ofa legislative body.

3 It may provule a petition. tear-off postcard, or similar matcnals for the recipient to send to a legislator or other government official or employee.

4. It may specifically identify one or more legislators who will vote as: a. opposing the communication's view with

respect to the legislation, b. undecided about the 'legislat1on, c. the recipient's legislative rcpresenlative, or d. a member of the legislative committee that

will consider the legislation.

Exceptions

There are a few specific exceptions fiom prohibited lobbying. The most hnponant of these for MacArthur Foundation grantees are the exception for examinations and discussions of broad social, economic, and similar problems and the exception for nonpartisan analysis, study, or research.

A e-ommunication regarding broad social, economic, and similar problems will not constitute lobbying, e.ven if the problems discussed ~re of a type with

which government would be expected to deal evenlually. Accordingly, it is pennissible to speak tCl Jegisletors or the general public about problems that the legislature should address. These communications may not,. however, discuss the merits of a specific legislative proposal or directly e.ncourage recipients to tai::e ac1ion with respect to the legislation.

Nonpartisan analysis, study, or research means an independent or objective exposition of a panicular subject matter. It may advocate a particular position or viewpoint, so long as there is a full and fair discussion of the pertinent facts, which is sufficient to enahle en individual to fomt an independent opinion or conclusion.

Th<: results of nonpartisan analysis, study, or research may indicate a view on spedfic legislation, and they may be communicated to a legislator or government official or employee involved in the legislative process. They may not, however, be communicated to members of the general public with a direct encouragement to the recipient to take action with icspcct to the legislation.

A grantee may not use the nonpa11isan analysis, study, or research exception, such as by omitting the direct enc:ouragement to wke action, and then later use the

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cornmtmication for lobbying purposes. /fit docs, and if the grantee's prima,y purpose in preparing the original communication was for use in lobbying. the amounl~ spent to prepare the original commumcation will be treated as funds used for lobbying.

Related hsut:!i

The use of any MacArthur Foundation granl monies to participate in any political campaign on hehoif of or in opposition to any candidate for public office is also prohibited by United States Jaw. This applies tu election~ hoth inside and outside the United Statt:s.

Also, no MacArthur Foundation grant monies may be used to make any payments that would be illegal under local law, such as to offer money to a public official to perform an official action or to om it or to delay an official action.

Questions

If you have any questions regarding the rules discussed in this memorandum, or if you would like further infonnat1on please contact the Office of the Gen~ral Counsel, at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, 140 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, lllinois 60603-5285, U.S.A.; telephone (312) 726-8000.

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PERMJS5/Bl.E AND PROHIBITED AC11H'JIBS

r Some Permissible Public Policy Activilie.t

l l . Meetings with or letters to government officials, includiJ1g legislators, about a pr(lb]em needing u legislative solution, so long as then,: i~ either no refrrence to specifk legislation or no view expressed on specific I legislatfon.

2. Communications with members of the general public about a social problem, so long as there is either no 1 reference to specific legislation, no position taken on th~ legislation QI no encoun1gement of the public to contact legislators or other government personnel concerning the legislation.

3. Meetings with or letters to government personnel other than legislators or their staff (such as. mayors, governors or their staff) about specific legislation if the personnel contacted are not participating in fonnulating the legislation.

4 Effort:,; to influence regulations or ocher actions of an executive, judicial or administrative body.

5. Public interest lawsuits.

6. Comrnumcations d1rertly to legislator& or their staff regarding legislation that might affect the communicating organi1.ation's existence, pllwers and duties, or its exemption from taxes.

7 Responding co written req1iests ftom a legislative body or committee (hui not one legislator) for technical advice or assistance on particular legislation.

8. Communicating the results of nonpartisan analysis, srudy or research on a legislativ~ issue, so long as there is no direct encouragement of members of the general public to contact legislators or other government personnel concerning the lcgisl~tion.

Svme Prohibited Public Polley Activities

I. A le.teer to or meeting with a legislator encouraging the legislator 1o vote either for or against' specific Jegishition or to submit a specific legislative proposal to the legislature.

2. An advertisement or pamphlet encouraging people to contaCI their legisl.1tors and to urge them to vote for or against specific legislation.

3. A puhlic meeting when; individuals are asked tn sign a petition urging legislators to vote for or against specific legislation.

4. Publishing articles and producing radio and television broadca~is urging recipients to become involved in a political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to a candidc1~c.

5. Preparing a fact sheet for a legislative committee de:,c:-ibing one view of proposed legislation important to an organization's objectives, w1tcn such fact sheeI has not b.:cn requested in writ.ing by the com.rnittee.

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ATTACHMENT I

POLICY IIBGARDING_ INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ARISING OUT OF THE USE_OF FOUNDATION FUNDS

Foundation grants often result in Langfole products; su..:h as reports, papers, research, d;.-:.tfl sets, books, film or television documentaries, or radic progrnms ("Grant Work Product'j . This Policy addresses the owne:-ship, us<:, copyri ght to, and distribution of the Grant Work Product by balancing the interests of the Foundatior, with the interests of tJ1e g;:·antce a.11d other intere~tcd parties. The_ Fo-.mdalion is c.ognizant that fast-evolving technoiogical advances e1.re impacting the manner and method by -,..vhich knowledge in ·whatever form c.an be protected and distributed and the Foundation will evaluate this Policy in light of experit;nce.

Policy

The Foundation's policy 1s to ensure that the Grant Worn Product furthers charitable purposes and benefits the public. To U:a.t end, Lhe Foundat:J.on seeks prompt and broad dissemination of the Grant Work Product at minimal cost or, when justified, a t a reasonable cost.

The Foundation encot1rages openness in research and freedom of access to underiying data by person:;; with a serious interesi in the research_ Grantees are also encouraged to explore opportunities to use existing and emerging internet dist.ribution models and, when appropriate, open accP.ss joun1als, Creative Commons hcense or similar mechanisms that result in broad access for the interested field and pu ulic.

The Foundation recognizes there m ay be c ircumstances where limited or delayed dissemination of Grant Work Product or limited access to data m ay be appropriate to prnlcct legitimate interests of the grantee, other funders, principal investigators or participants in research studies. Such circumstances win be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

lntellectmd property rights (including copyright and patent rights) :should not be used to limit or deny access to the Grant \.-Vork Product, to result in exclusive use of such Gra.."'1t Work Product, or to create revenue that is not used for charitable purpo:ses. While copyright to the Gr ant Work Product will ordinarily remain with the grantee, the Foundation will require that. it be grnnted a n o-cost assignable !icense to use or publish the Grant Work Product. The Foundation will exercise the license only if the grantee does not or cannot provide for broad and prompt dissemination consistent with this Policy. The Foundation may forego a license 1f the Foundation is reasonably satisfied that other appropriate arrangements will be implemented that viill assure prompt public dissemination of the Grant Work Product.

ln all irn;tance:s, the Foundat10n will agree tu suitable terms Bt the t1me a grant is made based on the facts to ensure the objectives of the Policy are met while respecting a ppropriate ir11.erests of others.

This Policy is e ffective September 18, 2008.

Craig Spatara

From: James Brako Sent: To:

Tuesday, May 26, 2015 12:01 PM Craig Spatara

Cc: Michael Rodriguez L. Subject: RE: Grant Award Agreement for Palm Beach County, Florida - 108435

Looks fine - good to go.

James Brako Assistant County Attorney Palm Beach County 301 N. Ollve Avenue, Suite 601 West Palm Beach, Fl., 33401 Phone(S61}355-2225 Fax (561) 355-6461

From: Craig Spatara Sent: Friday, May 22, 2015 2:27 PM To: James Brako Cc: Mkhael Rodriguez L. Subject: FW: Grant Award Agreement for Palm Beach County, Florida - 108435

Hi James, Can you please review before the Mayor signs? Have a good weekend. Craig

From: Dunbar, Janice [mallto:JDunbar@MACFOUND.ORGJ Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2015 5:41 PM To: Oaig Spatara Cc: Griffin, Patrid<; Casey, Steven Subject: Grant Award Agreement for Palm Beach County, Florida • 108435

Dear Mr. Spatara:

Attached is th~ a6,n:emcnt for the recent brrant award from the MacArthur Foundation' 3 Safety and Justice Cha11engc competition.

If you agree with the tenns, please have an authorized representative of the; organization sign it and return all pages of the agreement to me via em2:il PD 1'~. Plea!J·e he sure that "Award Agreement,, or "Grant Agreeme11t" remain in the .rnhject line for prompt payment. To aid in the payment process, 1 have also attached our wire transfor form for your corivenien<:e.

If you have any questions concerning the a<lministration of your grant award, please feel free to call or email me or Steve Casey, Manager of Grants and Budget, ·cs Prugr:imS (:.cas,;y@.1macfound.org"l.

Sincerely,

Janke Dunbar Assistant Manager, Grants and Budge!

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PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA BUDGET AMENDMENT

FUND 1436 • Justice Services Grant Fund Use this form to provide budget for Items not anticipated In the budget.

ACCT.NUMBER ACCOUNT NAME

Revenue 1436-662-5701-3729 Grant Fr Other Loe Government-Public Safety

Total Revenue and Balance

Expense 1436-662-5701-1201 Salaries & Wages Regular 1436-662-5701-2101 Fica-TaKes 1436-662-5701-2105 Flea Medicare 1436-662-5701-3401 Other Contractual services 1436-662-5701-3101 Professional Services 1436-862-5701-4001 Travel and Per Diem 1436-662-5701-5121 Data Processing Software/Accessories 1436-662-5701-4801 Promotional Activities

Total Appropriation and Expenditures

MEDICAL EXAMINER INmATING DEPARTMENT/DIVISION

AdmlnJatratlon/Budget Department Approval OFMB Department • Posted

ORIGINAL BUDGET

CURRENT BUDGET INCREASE DECREASE

0 0 150,000 0 0 0 150,000 0

0 0 103,244 0 0 0 1 D 0 0 1 0 0 0 6,700 0 0 0 20,000 0 0 0 13,000 0 0 0 5,000 0 0 0 2,054 0 0 0 160,000 0

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BGEX • 662-06251500000000001430 BGRV • 662-o&251500000000000564

ADJUSTED BUDGET

150,000 150 000

103,244 1 1

6,700 20,000 13,000 5,000 2,054

150,000

EXPENDED/ ENCUMBERED REMAINING

6/25/2015 BALANCE

0 103,244 PA 0 1 PA 0 1 PA 0 6,700 OA ,o 20,000 0A 0 13,000 OA 0 5,000 OA 0 2,054 OA

By Board of County Commlsaloneni At Meeting of

7/7/2015 Deputy Clerk to the Board of County CommlHloners

From: noreply@fluk:treYlew.cx,m [mallto:noreply@fluldrevlew.oom] sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2015 5:20 PM To: Craig Spatar;i Subjectz Your appllcation for the Safety and Justice Challenge

. . !>ear Craig Spamra,

SAFETY+ JUSTICE CHALLENGE

. :._Thank you fur submitting your completed appliceiion for the MacArthur Foundation's Safety and ' . \ Justice Challenge. This confirms that your application has been received; your application is now ,:, ::locked mm further editing. Decisions are expected in mid-May. Selected jurisdictiom will be required ·_-.· ·.: to llltend a meeting in Washington, D.C. on May 27th through 29th. · · ·

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1.7. Jurisdiction population size (please do not use commas) 19893297

1.8. JaU capacity (select range) 3,001-6,000

1.9. Jail capacity (Insert exact number, please do not use commas) 3198

1.10. Overan jurisdiction budget (please do not use commas) 1702773,,1

1.11 . Budget for jail operations and facilities (please do not use commas) 144735717

1.12. Accounting period end month September

1. 13. Accounting period and day 30

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2.1. Please explaln why the use of jails has emerged as a priority for your jurisdiction. Your ann,er should address the following: (Up to 750 words total)

a. V'Jhat particular challenges are motivating your lurisdlctlon's interest In participating in the Safety and Justice Challenge (e.g., jail overcrowding, disproportionate minority contact, high recidivism)? If da1a is helpful in providing context here, the Foundation encourages you to include it b. If selected to recefve grant funding through the Safety and Justice Challenge, what does your jurisdiction hope to achieve in terms of m888Urable results and/or practice changes? c. What makes now an opportune time to engage In this work aa a aystem? Prvtecllng the lon9-term publlc arety oflellldents req,Jree that Palm !lffdl County (PBC) 111M1ln committed lo 0111!ec11wi imp11c1 tl1rcugh ~~ innovation and k1,p1~ Toa laJI tdda up a mlrrorlo tMI reet Oflla crimin-' Ju.tee, syslllm, More data a~ end ._ fDcua on ll'lese hUvtdu•is II .,_ed, - wieU as II focus on the siK ~ dedalon ~ that lmlu•ncefwl we and &lze of jalle. At-,, point. tt,9 minklsl justfca aymm hae beoome lie dllfauil fOI' add~ the pnx,lema ....--d by people wllh behaYl0l'al i.uee. Whan approprlaMI, th• aiininel fulllc. syam hae an Important role to play, yet mllflf peoJlNI who cycle lhrough U. ~ coUkl be better eer,red -111<1 pubic asf8ty ~ - If !her undm¥n9 c:ondlllon& - addr9U4ld dfllctMlly.

The detrinelltal lmpad dlmfwtllOlt111111'1!, no rna1ler haN brlaf, not only on fndlYi<lllan bul·on famlhs and comnuitles need to be laken ll1to 8a:Dlll1t when COfllldlldng the n&ad far Jal ratonns. T1lenl.,. several p• rtlcular ctldenga 1hat - mctll,ating PSc-. iltlilaat In partciPllllng In th& Safety and Juatlo& Ch11u.,,ge:

lmpr!sonm11n1 a'ld poverty. lmplllonment dsproportlonalllly dacle lnlNdLIIIIII and ..-.iee JlvlnQ In po1181t)'. W1•0 an lncoma gene,wtlng member of the ramify le lmprilorled Ille res of !he famly must adjust to Ihle Jost income. The Impact can lie ellXldalY severe In poor, develaplng - whert il i• not Wlll•ual tir one bread'#lill- to lrianclall)' 111pport an •xmnded ranllw ne1WOr1c. VI/hen relM.sed, often with no pr01pecta for employment, former~ «e generally aubjecl ID S<>do,econaml~mc:Mlm'I and_.. YIA'lenllllle 10 an endleSS eyde of reddMlln and l)CMl!Jy.

Dellinaltl!l aoclfli Imped- lq,ri,,i,n-.it dl5rupta llllallonshlpa aid weuena SOCial cohesion, elnoe lhe mllllnllinaice of sud! coheaian '• baaed oa lonjj-lum1 ralatlondllps. lMlen e-mber al a~ la~. 119 dlaruplon oltha Gtn.,~ afl'llda Nla!lonehlps ~ ~ . N well as b•lween ~ inl chlllhn, lelhaplng eonv11W111iel IICfflA gen•raliOns .

Th• 00llt of lmprtaomwn- Wh•ll conal~ !hit a:t$! of ilTil)lbonment, -.int neecla to be lalleri not only d 0. actuelfUl'IOI spent on lhe upkNp of a.:11 pfi&oner, wNch ill Ullllally "9nllcently lllgll«.,_, WMt Jc ,spanton II person •enlenoed to ~I eanc:ui.n., but 1180 OI' the Indirect COICS, 111ch • the AOd•I, -,nanlcaml t.alhan COIID.

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Public health~ al lmpnsonmenl--Wa hav9 ve,y senaus health knplk:IIHonL Prisoners are lllcely 10 have 911lating health problems on enby lo Jall, as Uiey 818 preclomlnen1ly fmm poarfy ~ 4llld eocio«onomlcaly deprived sadln of the general populetlon. 'Tlleir health Ooridllione deleriorate In canfinemant.

Adhenru to Ille RlsJc P~ P BC'e sutr.euful reeni,y inililrlivea haw adhered to Vie rlek prirq,lo In order ID combat 1ha IDcal high "'~ ra!M. 1h19 com:ept llhould be e,cpandad. The rlak prlnc:lplo. whlell steles 11,et tile 1-1 or wperv19ion •nd traanent uoud be -rate Wffh the c6nder'1 leVel of rilllt. '11W boMI 00llfinned by oooections r.tearch for more lhe11 a decade. Any la1I or- prlllOI\ my le a precldor of nilumlng aclllffl aid ageln.

Pac II fnwastad Jn l'10dellng effedlve ways ID keep people out of ja1 wi- risk to IJIMc ealely ean be effllclMlly managed In lhe community, S>d pTOYlde thote who are c:onlhld In Jail& an if1IIIIIM(I ~ 10 eucceec:I. Now • h opportune time 10 9"9"911 in 1his WO<kas a gysw,n becauae:

•The c:ore Julltice pertnere ~ agreed to expjore ,~s. -PBC la IIM!ra;tng 1810Ul'CM ti'om ~ &OUrc:efl anu,d this 11\Jbject matter. -The Jail Is h Couny'e iarVltlt pmviciat of Mental HNllh Hntlcea. -1 In 3 African Amelican maleS lollil 11f181111 ttne In prleon coqiered to 1 11117 lllhl!I!> malea. -The PBC Con-ections Tak ForQI monllDIII the jall papulaticn and nlllkllS reCOlllffllnr:lations Ill achleYe the efficient ,_ of lml8d jall beds Ufl8llirnonlt' agreed to acoept1he Sa(ely and Justice Cllalllnge. -Jn January, over 70 ccmmunily Nprwentll!Mlc, law enfcrcement end elected of'iclllls l11Cill In PBC 1D cll8clma "Fair and lmpanlal PollcirG". -PBC was seleded as e tine yes plkltslle in 201S to lffli)lemenl an ax--altl!!nder employment pr,;,jec:t by ttic, OOJ, DOL and the Ccunc:11 Df Slate GovlllnlMnts. -The Robelt Wood J~ Faundellon jullt fundad a •~• row-YNr 1aJ1 racidlVlaln project In PBC. -CareerSourca, lhe counl)"e wortdotCe dlowelopmenl board,•~ commllled to 811rllt the ""-rd to hire" by creatqi a new depa,tmanl,

Hope 10 amleYe/measureable maub: - Reduotd UM a( falls - More elfltdlwll rilk Pllldlc:lor.ln,anag~ - a.-1ncal'Clllllloo cotta - Bell8r publlc: safely raims - llellw IOc.lal CUlcOmeS

Practic:e Changes-~ effacllve prallllcee 1hal lnducle: .OJaPfOl)Qlllonale mlnor!ly cotQd

-Fair and Impartial pollclng -.Early ec:na'llng -MD18 llffadMI pra-trW ... _,,... -AddlfoNJ lll'rec:tfve dlva'llon aptlor. -Reenllyprac:tlca&

2.2 Please pr011ide one or two examples of other oollaboratlve efforts tn Implement systemic criminal justice reform in your Jurisdiction and descrlbe what WOOOKt wen and

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what didn't. (If you do not have a pertinent exampte, please proceed to question 3.) Your answer should address the following: (Up to 500 words total)

a. What were the goals? b. How was collaboration accomplished, and who was Involved? c:. Did the initiative achieve its goals? If so, have the achievements been sustained? d. If your jurisdiction is selected to receive a planning grant and participate in the Safety and Justice Challenge, how wlll the lessons learned through these prior efforts be integrated Into your approach this time around? CJC YOUlh Violence Pr-ntlon Project- Palm Beach County (PBC) ~d a RIii! of ahoollnga begimlng In 2004, generatmg 1Nlmendou9 C0llQllfJI on 1h11 part atlha Board Clf·CD111'111 commlsaloners (BCC), Critnillll .lu9tloe CommilslCJn (CJC) m&mbera, local Jaw enlotcemeat, edui:alDn and ti. or;,mmur,lty. In February 20015, 1h8 BCC directed lhe CJ(; to -op a YoUIII Violence Prevention Prcfec:t wtlidl would add.- 111111-ee In lliolisnl fil<lllffllll crimes. In~. a ntdy-commlasioned and crime lnnla wera ~ d~ 1hat while tho County'11 overall criTie ra1e had dadlned from 1990-2003, lllolant crih1e incJudlng tho$e lnllolvlng f,-0,1, had~ with tlll l'LIUrdef rate having expe11e1100d pllltiQllarly subGIDnlal ~s from 2000 ID ~-Of slgnlticam lmpor1am;e WM 91e etudy's lnding ttat vloklnl crlmlnal oflln<l&r11 Ill PBC weie 111091 often lldolMcent& er yo1.11g edulhl blltween 1he aguof15and2<t.

The CJC and 86SOdatlld aub<lommlllees niec:ai,d ~ natiol'WI Carn~lw Gar,u Model eatabll8had b-f Ille Oepartmantof Jufltloe to llddreN itniollffltmme. The !Mt targeted a-thatwem datl-4ageled and sucoemully operetlonlll today •nt Riviera Beach, W,,n Palm 8-:h, Lake WOtlh, Bovnlan Beach, and Belle Glac». Law Enforoen...t, Couns, Conac:tlona and 111G Communil)l aR developed stnug.,. that s-.fully re~ 1111 lnetancaa of youth violence In PBC.

Tl19 CJC RMnlry Taal< Force aid subcommttt.a (!)GI, Sullalnablllty, E~t. Housing, Sex Offender alld Menlal Welneell) •e COl1lpnMd af OWl'furty declllDrl muars tn P9C and i'ldudee lhelll4>PO!t al Iha Clwf .hldge, Public Defender, Sheiflf, nonprcffl organlzllllona, 18p19<1e1Tt!61aa from !he Deper1ment al Conedlllne 1111d oommLlllty lllablldderv. 11111 type rrrwppan hftS ._. ii PoS8ible for real nlfarm tu oCQI'. P~ ~ been fllly engaged in making~ ll1at irnpac:I public policy regarctng 1M1"1Q us~ hiir 1o,cpale11ces • ~ a1lllreholdera • a berom"'9T of IIN<ls In 1h11 ccunty. The- of 1118 tuk bi:e is t:a8d on 1he pooling of 11111oun:ae and unlfOrm __,._.. and pragrammlllg. Challelf b\l hi Pubic Defandlw, !he ~-taskedwlh.,. ~ of a Rae!llry Slra!Bglc Plan !Mt wu bas!M! on a county-wtd-an I lfflen( of reentry servlcet. This Plan gulde8 PBC In the dewlopment -,Id inplemenlatlon of a caard!nl!lllld and oon,prel'len8ivll cootinwm of cani f!II' ex-offender&. All ex­offwldor l'Blll\lry pn,g,_fadlb1ed ~h lhoCJC haYe mllllllK goale Md cut, yearbaaelnol r-.ckhlsm arn111t mes fn half, ellVing P8C tu: payers mlllontl of dotlln.

Addlllona AccomplShraenls in FY2014: -Mmntalned an~ Ex-Offltnder Reamy case Mamgament and trackfng ayatem. -CJC's model al~ lffl11!y was IQSel1tAd as a beet pradk:e atihe Nallonll Second Chance Aa. Confmunce In 2014.

-1he CJC's ResPonal and Sia.Iv TranaltlOnlll Ollilnder Reen,y ProQ,wn (ReSTOR!)- nomine1ed 1)\/tt. flortda Oapa/lmant ol l.aN Enf-.uint Man oulltancf,ng Crininal Juallca Program and IS one of- sllea ct.._n to partk;ipale In a na1lanel evafUIIIIOn through RTI lnWNdlonal.

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Leasone learned from over two decsdes of facllllat1nQ eollallonitioo ill1lClll!I Clfmlnel JUtlice agenQe$ wlH be Wegrated in!O Ille approal.fl to Imped th• jail poJXllalk)n through the Safely and Jualic:e Chall&nga.

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Page 1 3.1. Who will be the lead agency for this initiative and wily is thls agency best suited to spearhead a cross-agency planning effort around the use of jab In your jurisdiction? Your answer to this question should address the following: (Up to 500 words total)

a. What will be 1he rn0&t formidable challenges for the proposed effort and how will the lead agency manage them?

b. Has this agency played a cross-agency leadenihip role in the put? i. If yes, please det!cribe these leadership efforts, relevant outcomes, and any obstacles the agency encountered. ii. If no, please explain why this agency ie In the best position to marshal consensus, advance a planning process, and ultimately Implement an aggressive jail reform &1rategy.

The PBC ~i1mlnal Jual!Ce COllfflNion (CJC) wll be the lead aciencv for this lnlliallve. The CJC WIIII c:realtld by ordfflance In 1988. It hk 21 pubf,c sedgf mamaen ~local, ... and federal crtri'lal ):lalioe and ~ agencies and 12 Pffl/lllD eactor bLBirleaa lead<Q ru,naantlng Iha Ecanocrie Council of PSC. The CJC "89 an tlltabllshed history or blJldfng ~ pal1nen;lipe to npn,va the afrrinal justlc. symn. The CJC Is e busted agency Ju-,i tor lhlriklno outside the boll and hall craa1ed and fUnded - •181 ~ CltTlllal ~ce programe. Maiy llgnlfieant retiml1 1111h11 COlft)''II criminal ju91la! ~ haw, '-1 kid by t~ CJC, lncullng the lmple~ of Communlly Ca,m, eimnccn1&11I& t... P,..Trilll.&irvlclle, Nlab~ ndt,le dn,g auts, l)llotklQ Dffender reentry programe and developl,)g the Youll Vlolance f're¥enlion Pn:,tect

P8C ta already faced lta 11-1 ~able ,;hallengll for this daft ffllply by~ tlMI lllllkehalde111 toagnie lo commll to mcaminine !heir own polldes lo 118-c:olaclfve mpact.., 1NII •-· Ma.I agenciN - not willing IIO c:omnl to -hfng policies.._ Involve dl,parity. !leeluaee of the CO~ lo prvvlcle and rminh dala and ~ tile problllma will be lclentlllad. The next avnlflc:anl eh«llengewll be adopllng and lmpl11ment!'11 changae fn existing ay....,.. Malung ct,angea llO exldno aystems ill•~. but• rallecled 1twugll the lellera of commilment, PBC la poaltlva tt1a1 tt can be • n"11onal laadlll' wt1an It calll&S lo thle !Mui,.

l'ne CJC'• mlMlon 1s to - aa a Qllafyst to t,rng toget,. ~ JUIIICB and l9laled agencle& In J)IWtnenll,lpa anct IIXhlbll crosa agency leadenllip, pa1tt 1hrough th& fscllhatian af!lle IDUowa,g board$, cornrrima.and laak facaa:

Th• L...., Enfoniement Plilnnlng C0IA'l0I- 50 local, IMllle and federal aganae• meet lllanthly ID provide a f0nlm fer !he ~n. n111aart:h and evaluation of law enforomnent adlvllles.

Pn>batlon AIMIIIIIY Boanl- PBC contllldS 'Mlh a prlvale Wfldor for m~nor pcoballon llllNlcea.. CJe faclllllas the Probeton Mvr-y Boen! ID eruu,. C01111rui11 ownilght and OOftlpli•~ will! the conlraO!.

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BehaVk>ral Heallh COundl- Ca-Clulired by lhe Public Oefendllr and the Stele Allomey, ttm cammille& wtll lll(8l1lin8 l'KIW lo better aeive tnQH individuals wllh IUbSlance abun 111111 mental !Wlallh iRlues.

Canedions Task Fon:e- Monllora the County's jfil po,uadon and melcas racommencl&lione to achi- the efJicient uae c,f the C<MM'ily's limlled Jal beela.

CIXrt Syuams Tasl< Foroa- I\Aonllol'll and evaluGa eidd'lg end proposed court eylllem program• and policlee In order to pmmale an eftk:iant, cost effectiw 1111d llrnely court 8Ylbffl and aminal JUlllce ~ in g&l"lllltm. Program Monrortng llfld Evaluation SUtlconfflttt.e-~ and reporta on thu perfolmsra of prcgnms funded by the CJC.

Addilionaly, CJC -,gly .,,..._iE•e ._ lllle of data and evidence In po/loy making and program ~ and I& <:Ollllllltted to:

-improylng 1h11 quantity af1d quality of llllldenc:e CJC genendo&: -lntagfating evidence Into progr11m, J)nldice, and polio; dedlirlnl wlHn the field; and -Improving thO tranaladon ofevld9nc:a lnlD pnldice.

3.2. What other key stakeholders will be integral to the sl.lCOeSS of this reform effort, and why? (Up to 250 words) CCllllll¥Wlde ~ Enl'oroelner,I- The CJC facil/lales the Lav Ent,,,c,,ment Planning Council, wlch Is c:ampolGd of ~ from ww 60 lccal, l\ako and '8de181 agenciea that 111• 111 monlhly IO provldlll a forum for the coadlnatlOll, IN8adl and evaludon of law enfercern&llladlvilleswtlhln PBC.

Stew M10m9J- Ollk:e wants to ensure 1hal the Colllly llllillemenl& the best pr8l:lical ralallld to inealcnllon erid the ~ rlliGded and provided lo in~ ~ ~ otllce '-allllllllllld 1D partlclpet• i1 1h11 w,tque apportudly and·wll en1Un1 !Mt elaff a1siim In lhe--Olh profect.

Palm Beach Cowity Sllerrlff11 ~ CommllMd to ~the gape and needs which axllll within rurecdonlll taa'Wea In order to reduce the~ •-C8l'lllloll of indlvfduura wm can be better •rvea Wlll!n a 00IIIIIIUlllly aupeniisiQn ~

Public Dalerder- Loob fOfWllld ID -"'Ing p,a:tlc:ea lnlemdy 1111d ae lhey llllelsect 'MIi'! CXKEl;}I jlJlllce p.1nera In an effort lo reduQe racial and ethnic: dispalftles In tile OQWt ayatem.

Judiciary- Believes lhatlhe COIIPlly 1)81V18111 have a joint~ kl anairlnglh•t polka 1hat Impact thejaR synm and the !ncelri:erafea lncllvlclllllls are elfeollve, fair and guard the Manti and aafelY of the triaucerated lndMduall. R~ profe8fionals- Palm BMdl Couf1l1 tw 11 \WII eslllblllhed ~ n'1Wllrlc n has~ ca recldlviem rates lrt half. 1-loweYer, the efbw c:orrtlnue Ill Muggle In untlc:a dellnry for lhalla with eubalanao abu&e 1111d menial hellllh lssuea.

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Pr&-TltBI 8enricN- Is willing ID -mine ..,,1y screanlng policies 10 find more opportunillea for approJl(ialll dlvenlon oplioN.

3.3. Does your jl.lli&dictlon havo a standing, lnler<f,sclplinary cnmlnal justice planning group (e.g., criminal justice coordinating councH)? Yee

3 .3.a. Please describe how the group Is structured, the composition of the group, [ts bylaws, and how it receives funding. (up to 250 words) The Crilllinal Jlnitlce Convnlslton. funded thrcugh focmulll gnn cfolaa, c:umpetiUw grart dllllls9 and Couaty AtJ Valol1lm dollans, hlll an -.tabllshed HMory of buildlng 81rong partnenhipe to lmpr0\18 lt,e mrinal Justice S)ltlem in ho County.

Core Values •An efftcient. effedllle, end Umoly ~ jmtlce eystern lavlllll for !tie heallll, safely, Bild welfare ottbe County'e cit.lz:ene -Crime II best adclr-d ·tt,rougll ~ elb1B that ln"l>MI both pubic and private aedara •Neulnf IAdenl~ le the best folllldallon for .-.im1ng i-In a fu 111111 l~t procns •Clec:lelom made bl' a~• of sH lnlefested parll• II fundlln'lefllal to un)lr •An open, fotl,n forlha ~ of lauee Is lmperallve for genuine and Cllnd!d dlblll& •Suc;ceas 19 mont QH181n 1111\erl all lmenlslied partiN llaWI • 8IIY In cnfi,g solullona -ExpertlM1 and e~ d roea1 p!'0'9Ni01111ls lu an Inv~ knowledge lime to draw upon •Suc:ceasful model Pfl9ll!M and natlooalKn!IIIMIIDnaJ '"""'5 can baneftl: loCal fX>lllmunllff,g -cciure,ge1o Mel< bold innOYatlve app~ produc:arenmrlrllble reailtll

Gems •study al 88peda oflha cri11111111I JUlllfc:a and i;rime pl9YW1tion syalems wthkl the lledn, llale, county, i,,unidpal aria private agencies •Pnwlde OV&raO coorelnlltion to law emil!l8ffletll and alrna l)IWaltiOn effol1s •P!Ollld9 an effidllrll, cost offediva. end tnety c:mnlnal jUIIIICe ~ •Elfecl Ille reduelion of Clfme 1111 a pe,ll\af1lll1I bui9

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ShQuld . Palm 8eac:h. CQurlf.Y be ·•allld 1D partlcipme .in this unique ~ p~ by tile Mac:Mh~ f:C)Uf1delflan, ,88 Chi$( JUdge, -j will er)9UJW·that C!C)il,t 8biff and the JudiclluY a-.l!at ln'lhe. aucceaa of 111i.~ whether 11: • ,-·1tae ei.ti1a ar court data, Blney8, or other' appropriale me.ni,.

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4.1. If your jurisdictl.on is selected to recetve·a planning grant, which indiViduat(6) will be responsible for tracking and ·aharing data with ttie Foundation and its partners? Oanir Kukeo- "eseacll.and Plannlng Manager

4.2. Please help ~-Founc:latlon underJltand the M'/8 your jurisdrctioo currently collects data, arid lhe: availabllity of data indicators that you bell.eve will be critical to an :e:flective planning· process. Pleaee Indicate ttie attributes that best describe your data colection and analytical capacity at the agency level. Please check as many as appllc•ble. Poolce, Olher

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4.3.1. HO'N is defendant. race and ethn1eity determined (e.g., self-reported, ·determSned by arreating P()lioe offtcer)? Does this vary act'.0&8 the primary agencies tlsled above? If so, please describe the approach for as many of them as possible. Tha arresting olloer delemlt,- 111011 bllaed on..,.._.. iden11fiC811on ttvough 1he Dlfvw Sid Vehicle ln(onnatlan o.at,aae (DAVID) 1yctem. lfno ld"'1tillcalt0n luval141b4e llleollcar ialinonwhat la.ailkepol1ed b)'tha lndlvlralal. 4.3.2. How are d$ndant r1tctal and etlinic.ca~ories reported (e,g., black, Hispanic black, tilep'anlc while, e~.}1 DOM this vary aCIOS$ the priinaIY $9enCles listed above? If so, please describe the app~ch for as many of them as possible. The prim11ry BQenctes' l11'101fflt n,p<>1t111cial ~ 1111 only B!aCk « Whlla.

4.4. To help revie~rs understand the data:ttiat.ls currently avaifilble in your Jurisdiction, p6fja8& do your best to gen•rate data for 2014(orthe most.recent 12-mQnth period for which data are available) on each indicator listed in .the Data Capacity Appendix. For each data category (e.g., arrests, jalf, bail, etc.), please Indicate the.source agency from which you aathered the data In lhe space provided In the tamp late. For example, arrest data may be available through a statewide criminal Justice agency, while bail decision data may only be available through the court system. For the application, the Foundation is requesting aggregate data only.

The Foundati_on undeqtandsttiat not every juriBdiction wm be.a~ to prov~ all of.this information at the time of appllcatlon sul:!lrirseion. Lack. of comprehensive data will not disqualify applicants at this stage, parlicularly If your jurisdiction. can demonstrate ll'le wtllingnesa to work with the Foundation to gathercomprehen.ive data going forward. For ariy Indicators that your jurisdiction la not able to provide at the time of$Jbmlaaion, • please indicate from the drop.down menu within the Excel document provided whether you would be able to produce the data with &ame effort, whether you, cannot produce the data without slgnif!canl assiiltance, or whether you do not currently collect the data.

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U Mo!dh llepo~Perfocl: J•s11iuy l, 2014 12 Moil.th Repor1ing Period: l)eeember 31, 2014

To belp reviowen uo,dcratand the dam tlua is cuirently availa6Je in your jlilisdiction, ~1~ do yow; best to generate data for 2014 c~ thotnostteCeiJt 12~ period for wb,ich data are available) oil• indicator ~ .below. For each~ c~ (e.S:, ari-t:1815,j~ bail,~:), p1ease indicate tbe ~ apy &om wmtji )'Dll.gjl1mcd 1hc data in thespac:oJirovidcd in tho tfflll)late.. For example,, arreat dat.a may be "'8il/lhle thi:o~sb •·~ mmirialjustiqc agtmCy, while bail dccisiGII data ma.y only be ava&ble tbroll8h the ciomt system.. For. the app]icatioo we are requesting aggregate data only. The Foundation \lh4a'8tands that not every jurladictiQn will be able to provide ail of tbia ~ at th.;~ Qf application ~skins Lack of ~ve daia will not disCJWllify applicantl at this iruige., pilltiwlarty if)'OUr jutjldiction can dmxinstrate the williiignea 10 Md Wiih tho Foundaticin to pm, W1Uptdl«laivc ~ iflllJ8 forward. FQr any iDdipa1n.rs that ymir jurbdictjcm is ~table to provi~ at the time of submission. please m4i~ &:om the~ meou whl!ther you WQUld be able to produce~ data with aoinc effort, whetlur you could J)l'Odoce. tho data with siglli&ant assistance, or wbetba- )'OU do not cum:ntly eoUec:t the di!i4.

Deciden Poiat 1: Anat AlTMf! .

Toi.I .rrt111ts by rop ~e ae'v~ (feloJiy, -~or, ~ ~) rn !.ilmdar year 2014, there were a totalof~'9 amru1 (or is,us-~~fin) thatreinil~ In an admbaion imo 1be ~ jail. ft Is .inlporWU .tQ.11~ diat·thesc· am,st.fjgiitcii do not·. include Il!)tiCCS (0 &ppc!B;r Whicb WJl«O l:he. of'fa;\der W81·l!Qi admi~{ato ., Coqniyjeil. niis ilao. excludes otbc(.types of admiaiiioll8 illlcih ~ .cpminal qls1zints (~6na returning to the Co1mty) 01 "oommim" I ~Ollimits" that arc bei!:ig adniitted for pmvious am,stB, as well as ~era!, maralial bolds and otha- comty Wllll'8DtB.

S~:Pab:n:BC!MihO!UntY'sSha:iff'aOafu,.ImnateC881,·~System.l3ooldng Inmanation Retritl\'8l S)'8tmn;.~ of~ ~~· io, MIS (lllflicr ·~~lune ts, 2014). Specl:fioatiotr fur~ m¢ludew~ ui custodybeiween cal~dar year 2009 aiJd 2014. Timeftiune: 2014 adsniasiom by most serious offimildeaae type.

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# of arrem wh!tff defeluliiat had:

2014: Defendents wtth 1 or more priors admissions

• no prior • 1 M mo,e

Nore:-this cliart was C()mpi1cci by ~•roinfug the !JIDllba: ofpri~ adiili•sirins ~ tii.o.,e. who wca m cilstody~ ~ ea~ jail between caicndat_j,i,ar 2()09. ~ -2014; tegarcll~·or ~they~ a,dmittedorrdeailed. Vlepresentth.ci iiildinp of-thelll.lillh« Qfpri,ots fottliose d~ adn.µ.Ucd in calendar~ 2,()14. ~~ •aglmi c:miiinal. ~ (fc¼is.i_etumirtg to. the County) ix .. OOQUnita" 1 •~ .. #tat are being admitted fot pn:9ious IUJ'.CStl, es wen 1111 federal mambal holds .and other oounty WlttrllDts have been e:itcluded from this analysis.

It is imporlant to note that·tbe:FDl,,B dOl!!lnot Jtportpp« ~ or convi~ i.11 thelJCR report; If more time Wi18'provided. we have tbo~tyto cmnplete·a fullFl~widuc:rimirull history match .ind compile both the number of !lll'CSll along wit1i IIODlbar. of pim:e fbr li8Ch lirrellt in 2014with theaasistan.ceofFDLE. Aa a result. web:elieve that tho abovefiglnunderrepons the tlllm.bc!r of amsts with priors (mresta and oonvicii001).

~ _l'Qbit l: CJwae Prol)eClidn · # of'~es accepted for prole()Ution, broken i:k,wn.by; Charge ieve:iity: -~ony, -~r~ ·~·tlim a~ Majar ~ cat~n~ {Q,g:. .pertm11, prop~. drtias, $.) Ddmed~ . # otd•ed po~ons Dcclincd to Prosecute # of Ca&QI declined to prosecute

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liil'_. SAFETY+ JUSTI.CE IEL CHALLENGE Dedrlon Point 3: Pre--trial Releue

Jail allmhaiou: aost rec.ent 12 ••tit .,.tod

Seuree: Pli1m B:eaclrCount)'' s.Sherift11 Office, ·Inmate c.a.sc :t.jaugeml!Dt S)'.stmi. BQQlting Jnfaimati-(,n Rarlev~·$ystem (for ii~ pJease MICl. l!irellt eectioii. ebove). Note: These dlda exclude only criin,inal ~• they an: not sp¢ifically adrpitted into the eounty jail. Time frame: unlesii ~ed. otMiwise is fur aduiisaioas m ~eindaf year 2014.

# of~ Gail capaaty) 'l'otal capacity in the Couaty Jajls is: 3.196

Total aclmiasiOIIB to jail ilr 2014 36,161 b!'okal down by:

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Cllarge severity: r,touy, inladenieaner, lea tlaall a.-riuclemellitor # vf aibwstom ht 2014 (111r ll)Olt recent 12 nlOPtbs)

2014: N-.amber of Admis-slons by Most Serious Offense

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.Jail: 1 day saapabot [.Jllll\'I 30, 1014) Total dd:endaats • l,005 D~ographics: ~ aµd ethnicity, age, and gender

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Declsl,on Point~: Prt.--trial Rd,-e (contlnaed) Cbiqe seved.ty: felGlq, mlsdemeaMr, 1es1· dwi a m1.dnleuor

Note: the fullowjngprovidedi!ta on tho n~ ofreleeaes for caleild.,- year 2014: The unit of IIIWl'lliil is ~ rcle&Be& i:iot deferulanfl! ~ as Qne ~t may have one or more admiasiQU and re1c:ase durhig 1he cal~ year 2014. Soluu: ·see above.

In .caleddm year' i014; th«e wen, ~ total of 34,735 n:leases. ftom the COlllty jail,. involving ~85 defendants.

Average and~ 1eagdi of stay (WS) for ~1rial~ by dLarge severity: klon:,, lllbdeaeanor,·1ett thllQ a~

~P,e.Trtal .. , .... lty N~9f-iemas by u..v, In CUstildy (a.,sot Year . MSO . Rel•s Awnr,eDays lo'ledllinl>aYI 2014 Felony· ~ - 3().62 . 1.23 20i4. rvtsdemeanor 9?37· 7. 13 Q.63 2014'Fallu~ .to Appear fTA 4153 ~14 Traffic fv1~•nor 3261 2014.violatiOl'I: of Prollaflon 1911 2014 Bookli!d for Other/transit -~

~ Vlolatlon of CohtempU)f Co1,1rt 446 20i4·0rdinance . '• .. 301 2014 Vl~letlgn of Supervised OR 228 D4 Bond Sum!nder 113 .. 2014· eenth w~nt 23. 2014 Fiilur, to Conlply 7 , 20lA Other 3 2014 Marthmin Act i 2014 Mllitli'y 1

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B._JI and Releiase without-Money Ball

# of ~ Ceri,danta released oli bail ~ down by top c1uiJF (felony, misderneenor, less than a miscJememlor) Total Bail Releaaes: 21,0U

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.ft . ,: S"FETY + JUSTICE · .· •·· CHALLENGE #'Of ~tii rd.eased without money bail.brokm down by top ebatJie (felony, ntisdemoaiwr, leas than a misdemeanor) TomfBafl Menes: 11,098· · · · - ---· ---- -·- - - -- ---- ------- . . ... . - ---..

2014: Non-Money Bail Releases by MSO

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I Traffk Mi,d<\me,nor 5217

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F•lony 2202

fllhire10 Appear FTA 512

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Avenge and inlldlaJl bell amoants set llld paid by top charge level (felony, midemeanor, .... dwt - ~,:)

2illA;M-.YW ~by.Annp•Medlan··8'nil5etlildWIIUetibwMS0 1n111.i llalld Se, .llll!lil'Wl1Uell v- MSO Rtle- ""• 20:14~1!1nv S!Jli1 $ 7,lilJU6 ~.Misdemeanor i276 $ 1,~02

20lA ~lintpAppeil<FIA 1183. $ 2,488.83 lOllMlooried fer Other/Transit 245 $ 4,6lio;72 201• Tf9fflc Ml$Ckmeanor 2,19 $ 1,?BZ,47 2014 Vlolatlonaf PrObatlon 104 $ 2,333..9!1 2f"'4 Yloi.tk,n of Supervised Oft 53 $ 1$.74 2014 llonclSL!rre.nder SO $ 10,340.40 · 20iA \iloll!tJon ot ~of Court 21 $ 2,Cl!is,$ 21114 ordinanc:a a $ t783.!13 ill:l4 Fal_lu,w ~ Comply 2 $ 2,500.00 ...

Defbi1Uo11s of Bail:

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Mc:d.-i ·Anrar• l'.llledllln $ 3;f)OO.OO $ Ul!Uiti $ .MX)O.~ $ $ 1,,420.1$ $ l,5a).00 $ ·2.,00ll.ln . $ 2,4611.~ $ Z(mlll) $ J,250.00 · $ . 4,Q79.~ .$ ~l:IA.00 $ i,ooi;J.m' $ 2,061.41 $ Zliinoo $ :;7~07 $ 3,ffl.42 $ :i,:im.oo $ $ ~ $ 2.000.00 $ ~1.;o.o;, $ 10,000.00 $ 6,CXXl.00 $ $- 7,l!l5Aa $ 3,IXI0.00 $ 2.$00 s L250.CIO $ :1,000.00 $ 2;500.IJO $ ~ 1 zmoo ·

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Decision Point 4: Cate P.-.1llg Dftudlilal # of CIBm di~~ lit amiigmnept # of cases di~·after -gameot .Diversion · #of eases diveited . # of diverted cases that hawb"" successfully (X)iD.pldied ·Dedlloa Pohlt S: l)jsp~liicm. f Senteneia.g cuvlctln #. ofaises resulted in a guilty plea or conviction ~

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# of convictions ~ in prison eemences # o{()O!Mcdm:is ftiSUl~ illjail ~ . # oftonvictioos mulxct"in •tiJD~• aerJUIQCO!I #of~victicms ~tedin ~u-:...~~ Decision P~t fi: Port-con~ -Pr,cea / Sapm,ilioa ~b• tioJi . . .

# of peopleO!) p~on ui.."the 12 mmrth period ·~ (Ml•deaeanor.Probathll) . #-Of people who QD'qllet.ed im>bation .in tho 12 ~ period 3172-~ ~batioia) I I I I I.I I I I. I I I I ll I I 11 I 1-1- 1 I II II I I I I f I I I 11 I .1 f HI I 11 I I l I I I I I I I 11 I I I I I I I

We canproc,iuce this liiltawith.sqm:c effurt (e,t;., we ean ~these repom·oy looking at a nUiDba'ofniIK.)l't9 aucl pµttjI)g aomedui:ta to~ within a clay). We roiJ?ci ptod:w:e #a dat.a with significant il.ssi&tance (e,g., the data are oq~ but putting ~ to~et wouJ~ requite 8i@li6cimt matdlingl!Dd anal~)-Wc do not 00~ thla data at this time.

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A. PERSONNEL

MacArthur Sllfety and JU5tloe Olallenge Budget

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Sel!IOr CrlmlNII .lu5tlce Anal\15t (7 months of $75,000 annmJ co5t} Senior otmlnal Justice Analyst (7 month& of $'15,000 annual cortl ~ of tJ,n,: on project

B. TAAVEl AND TRAINING $1,000 per trip W 2 trlps X S indiYlduels-

C. Admlnlstnltlve Cost $97,500 X ,15"'

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FedBral Ide ntification Number: 59- ,000785 Person to Conta~t, Darlene Evans Toll Fr•• Telephone Number, l-877-829-550D Dear T• XJl• Yer 1

This res• ond• to your raqueat for information about your federal tax • tatu• . our reoards. do not speolfi, your federal ta,c status , H~wev1r. the follo-jn~ general infor• ation about the tax tre• t•ent of state and loc• l governaents and affiliated ara• n1zationa ••~~•of interest to ;vau,

GOVERNNENTAL UNITS Sovern• antal un1ta, such as State~ and tbeit poljtical •ubdivlslons, are not generally subj ect to federal i ncD111e tax. Politica l •ubdiviJ1ans of a State are a ntities with one or •are of tha •overeian oowere Of tne State sueh • • the power to tax. Typically they include counties or MUnic1palitiD$ and their aaencias or daaart• ents, Cbarlt&ble contributions to gcvernnenta1 un1to are t • x~daductlbl1 under ••cti Gn 170tc,cl) of tho lntarnal Revenue Cada if • ade for a public purpo••• ENT[TIES MEETING 1116 REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION ll&(ll An antity that is nat • go¥arna,antal unit but that perfor• s an essential vovern•ent runct1an may not be &ubJect to ·faderal Jnco• e t a x, purau• nt to Code aection llSCI) . Tbe income of such entities~• excluded fro• th• d•f1nition of aross inco• • ••long•• the income (Il is derived fro• a public uti lit~ or the exercise of an essential • oo,ernaent fu11ct i on, 11nd (2) eccr,ues ta • atate, a political · subdivision of• State , or the District et ColY• bla, Contr1• utians • ad• ta ent1tJ•• whose ~hCDm• is axcluded Jncane under ooot1en 115 ••~ not be tax deduct101e to contributor••

TAX-EXEMPT CHARITABLE DR~ANlXATlONS An oraaniz• tlcn aff111ettd with a Sta te, count~, or • un1c1pal 9overn• 1nt ••~ qualifv for exem•tion fro• fadaral income t•x under s e ction 5D1Ccl(S) of the Code, if Cl) ft is not an Jnta,ral Part of the governnent, ond C2> it does not have govern• ental powers Jncansistant with exe• ,,t1on <such as tho aowor to tax or to exarc1•• enforce~ent ar repulatory powers), Not• that ent1t1ee ••~ N•t the re•uirene~ts o t both a• ~t i ona 501CoJ<S> and llS under ~•rtain ci~cu~stenc ea, Sa• Re¥onu• Procedure 2aas-12, 2,01-1 C, B, $16.

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BOARD OF COUNTY CONMISSJONERS PALN BEActl COUNT¥ PO IOX 40$, WEST PALM BCH ~L 53402

1241254921 Mar, 27, 20l4 LTR 4076C O 59-6000765 DQnlOO oe

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Nost entit l es NUSt f11e a For~ lt2!, Application f Jr Racognltian of Exemption Under Section 5DICcl)(!) of the Internal Revenue Code, to raauest a datarninatlan that tao organization ls axeapt f r.a• fodara1 1nca• a tax under !11Cc)(3) of the Code and that charl tabla aontrtbution~ are tax deductible to contributors undar section 178Cc)(2), Jn addition, priv•t• foundatlana end ot~ar parsons sa• etie11 want es5urance that their granta or contr1but1ons are • ade to a gav• rn•antal unit or " public cllar1t:i,,. &anerallY, grant .ors end cuntr1butora ~ay rely an the stotua af govarn••nt•l u~its based on Stat• or local law. far• l02S and Publlcat~on 422G, Appli,ine for JOlCc)(I) i•x-E~e•pt status, ore • voil• bla .onll~• at wwt,t,irs . gov/ea, We hope this general 1nforaat1en wlll · be of asaistance to you, Th1$ letter. -huwaver, does not. deter• ine that i,ou h~ve ani, particular tax •tatus. If you are unsure of your •t•t~• •• a gaw• rn•ental unit or •t•t• lnatitutiun whuaa tnco• a is excluded W1d•r s ection ll&Cl> you • aY &eak a Pl"lvat, 1attar ruling bV ta11nwin9 the procedur• s !peaified in Revenue Procedura 2007 - I. 20•1- 1 I,R,I , l (updated a nrn1a lli,).

If i,ou hava any eu•stlans, Pl•••• call us at t-a t e lePho~• nu•b•r shawn in the h•adlng of this latter,

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-PALM BEACH COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION ORDINANCE

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ORDINANCE NO. B8-16 AS AMENDED BV ORDINANCE NOS.

1$-3, (10-38, 92•14, 82-25, 1113-1 , 93-35 AND 95-6.

AN OftOINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIOrERS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA. ESTABLISHING lliE PALM BEACH COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION; PROVIDING FOR CR!:ATION; PROVIDING FOR O&IECTIVE; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FO~ OPE:RATION; PROVIDING FOR STAFF COOPERATION AND SUPPORT; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL11Y; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE COCE OF LAWS ANO ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING FOR EFFECTIVE DATI:, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NOS. 89-3, 90,.38, 92-14, 92-.25, 83-1. 98-35 ANO 95-$.

WHEREAS, the ooordlnalfon of fall eepeae of the laW enfon:ement and ortn. pnMlntlon efforts In Palm Beach County, Florida Is mporfant to ·Palm Beach County; anCI

~ . ,_ board of 00unty oomrniaa,ners of Palm Beach Coc.lnty, Florida Is empowa-ed and haa the mM1D take such aoaan u 1, nece1eary for the cocm:llnatlOn or en efficient, colt .ir.ca.,. and timely criminal )IBlkle a)'8telrl. and 1D effec:t 1he reduollon af a11111t, in Palm Beach County, Ffor1da; and

wtERl:AS, fQr 1he heallh. safvt¥ and weffin of lhe cttlmna of Palm Beech County, Ila board of county oommllsloMB of Palm Beach Count)', Florida d~ that a QOfflml$Slon lie Hlatlllshed wftll • broad IICOPtl d authority ID coonnnala an aapeola uf e,e a1ataand r.derw ClimiNIJua1ice system In Palm Beed, County. Florida.

NOW THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY TIE BOARD OF CO\.IIITY COMMISSIONERS OF P.ALM EIEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, fhll: Sec. 2-216.C~.

There Is heraby -~ all lldvl.ory GOIMll8IICln ID be knawn 11111 Iha "Paint Seidt Comiy artmNI Julllca comrnfaion,• heraln l8f9lnd to Uthe "mninal juellc9 oommr.,ron.• Tile crionl Juste» commlalllon shall be comPoNd Of tne folloWng membership from the privala and public Ndor:

{it) Public S8CIDr Membetahlp:

1. Chait or Coll'll'l\leslon member or the Palm 8aach County Boen.I of County Commlnioner8 2. Palm Baacf1 Cotlf!ly Sheriff 3. Sta• ADDmey,15" Judlolal Clrautl 4. Plbllc Defender, t 6'1' Judlalal Olrault

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5. Clark of the Palm aeacti County Circuit Court 6. Chlaf Judge, 16th Judlclal Clraun 7. Admlnlentlve Judge, Juvenl1e Dllllelon, 1fi1b .kJdldal Circuit 8. SUpeN!aory Special .«\geld; Fecfenlll Blftl!IU of rnveeugallon, Weal Palm

Beach 9. Senior Avtd, Or\19 EnfQrwmentAdmlnlaeratiM, Wnt P•lm 8Ndl 10.Membet Pam Bffch Countysc:ttool Bairo 11.Melnber, Pun Baoh eou,ty l..eglllatWt Delegdon 12.Member, M.mldplll lmlglJtl of Parm Beactl County 1S.0!1trict IX Juwnile J1181ioe Manag11r, Florlda Daparfment of Juvenllei

Julaoe 14.PN•idaht. PoYce Chief's Adoclatlon 15.Resident Agent In Charge, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Fhlami• (ATF), Wat Palm Bieadl Field Offiae, U.S. Treeeury Dapart.Mnt 18.ctur, West Palm Beeoh Polle-, Department 17.Clrcult Adminll1rafor, Florido .C~ of Com!IGllona, 1&41' Judlolel

Cllalt 18. SupaMt,ory $pedal Aaent. Flonda Department of Law l:riorcement 19.Pl"Nkklnt. C1tme Prevenlion Olitent' A880Cil:llon 20. Urited ~ Atlomey, eoudlam Dlalrlat or Florlde or Ntitltant U.S. ~y. WNt Palm Buch

21. Mernbtr, Palm Beach Cowity Aseoolatlan of Crlmhsl Dmenlle lawyers

(b} ~v.le s.o.or t.lembenlhip: ~ (12J persons nomlneted by 1he pan beach cxu,ty economie council, but not nacas•B1 membela of fie economic 1101.11cl, and corrllrmad by the bcl8l'd of oouniy oommlllllloners of Palm Beach Cuuntr, Florida, whloh persone lhall be~ DfaH ~lsofPalrn Bead, County, Florida

The· terms fer 1he membere ,...,,ting the boWcf ar ~ oommlBslooera, the ectJOOI bOe~. the legl8lalwe deleg&IIOn, and tne nu,ldpel lellgUe llhall be for a pariad of two (2) )'NI'S, The l"Bfflllr'alg public ...,r mambera' term of .-.mberalll,o wl be for Iha dunr!lon of their po11lllon en1llng 1h9m to d il5 a member QI' the Clfmfnal JUdee oomm!Nlon.

Private Nctor members aha.I be lll)l)Ofnled for a ti,-year tarm, wllh eald term 0DrT1mendng on January 1 for 1t\e tnt !/NJ" of appoinlnel'll Md ~ on December !11 of 1he 1hlrd )'Ur.

,11'1 ITlet'IIPe!W of Ile C!hwlel jusllDe oona ·salon NII be elec:ION of Palm 13NCh County,: Aortia. Appolntad membens of the crtmlnal JU811ce commltlalon 11'11111 aerva at the pleasure of the appolntng body.

(Ord. Ne. 88-18, § 1, 8-16-88; Ord. No. 80-3, § 1, 3-21-81,1; Ord. No.~. f 1, 10-18-90; Ord. No. "2-14, f 1, ~; Ord. fllo. 92-26, § 1, 9-16-02; Ord. No. m-1, § 1; 2-1-~: Ord. No. trd-36, § 1, 12-21-88; Ord. No. GS-fl,§ 1, 3•21-05)

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Sec. 2-217. Objectives.

The orimlnal juaflo8 commission 18 establlllhad to IIUdy all aapeat.s of the clfmlnal Jualce and crtne pre11emlon sy.eemt Within 1he federal, state, county, mur,olpal and Pffilll& agencle. wilhln the eounty. Thia purpose 8hall ihdam Iha study of 1118 heaJth and human service• and educatlonal •YBl&ms. amorc1 othera, as they pertain ID mfminal justice or Cltn19 prave!don. lb crltnlnal julltica ccmmllalan shall make recommandaUone to tlHt board d coootv conimlNlanere en polloles and prognima de8igned to aocomplilh 1tla folowll1g ol,Ja!ilves:

a. To pnMd& 0"'8111111 ooordlra1lon ID law c,foroement and ortne pr&VUntion affurt1I In !he county; b . To pc'O\'ida an eflident, oost elf8alhte and timely mfmlnal Juab syatam In Ille CJ0Unty; and c. To eft'ecl Ile raduollon of arfn\e In Iha oounty on a permane.tl baeis.

(Ord. No. 88-18, § 2, 8-18-88)

Seo. 2-21&. Authority.

The c:rmnal julltioa 00f1JIMl&lon ahaU have ht lblo>Mng eu1hortly and powers: •· Te ralllew, l'8N8l'CII and eva!Uale RllllnO eyslel'llll and p!O(jJ!lms Wllflh lhe 800pe of the crfmilaljuslloe comrnlallon; b. Tc establleh talk 1'on::M or subcommlllea to study In detel key apects af progr8lll8 and eyttame wllhl'I the scope of IMt orlmlnal ju811ae aomnilBalon: c. To adopt from lfme to time rules and bylaws ptOYlding tor 1h& govemanoe of lhe criminal )Ullce commi.ion, which nJln and bylaws will be adopted by a majority YOle of Ile mambera of the orfndnal ).lltloe G0111nnelcm: d. To eatableh 1n eicecuiY9 CXll'llmlltee by the mtptty vote of tha members of the mnlnal Jua• oommls&IDn, wl1d, Exea.llfYa CammMlae wl have IIUCl1 pow&l'8 and aulhorlty a dalagatlld by 1he ariminfll JU111co aammlllalon; e. To """9w and comtnenl on all grant Nq118&11 fer pmgrama 811d eystanm Within Iha 1100pe af the Clfflllnal Jll8Cloe oammleelon; f. To make 1'8CDfflll1811dalor!e on modlM,g, cseatlng or ebollahlng publlo and pr1vata ayal8ma and programs Wlltiln the 900pe d Iha eriminlll Ju811m OCllniulon;

11. To ""1k-. 19QOmmendlllcna on madl)4rlg, craall'l9 « abolWii'ng legille.tlon, ordlr.ancas or nivtonal or CXX111"-Wlde ~IIIN8 plans dedng with ~ and IJRIVr&m& wlthrri Ille acope of the orfmlnal JUltfoe c:ammlalon; h. To DSIM tt,a aol'1SIOlldallon of 9Y8181na •nd p109ra11111 within the 8QCf)II of the cririnal Ji.ab commla8lon when appnMld by Iha boatd ~ county oommlulo1HH9;

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f. To r.quest mernDGTa af an agenae1 wlltlln h auspton of ffMI boml ,;if county CO!Mi1111Pl8111 Ill plOvlde lhe annlnal juelce oornml881on In a tlmely manner will, 1111 data and lllformadcln requee&ed by lhe crlmlnel justloe commission, to eppear at a,1y meeting or l'le8rlng requested by 41\e omww Jlfl1ic» commission, and 1o otherwlN WOik • IXlClPIRliDn and good tal1h. thti Dl1mlnla) juslloB OOlllllllllillon In puracing tile crtmlnal jUltieeCO!lffllssion'•o~;

J. To enter Cl0'1traalB and-hire pereonnel as required lo pura,e ht ObjBctMl8 of the cri'nlnal judoe oommfe&lon, 1ubjatt to apPf1MII by the boad of county commlltionltl: encl t. To tak9 al acita raaaonebly requfrad by tho crlmlnal Jutdk:e 0011'1rni.eion In th• exwclse <1l lhe authorly set forth above 11111d th& pureuit of the criminal Juallce cclTIISlil>n'a obJeclh,ee_

(Ord. No. 8$-18, § 3, 8-1CHl8)

8ec. .Z-218. Operation..

Membens of 1he alninal juetige oomtnlalon ettall serve "'1ll0tlt COlllfNtli-bh but may apply br ~ ~r authatind ~• inourl'Dd In connaclfon wllh their OlliC'iial dlJtla&, Th• ,;irtmlnll JUlllloe oom111ueiu,1 Bhall q,erate wtt, llllCh tJndlng and staftlng • hi bOard r,t munty comrnlatonel$ staan appro¥e l"Offl 1!ffMI ao time. Wl1llOUt prior appco\lBJ, the c:rlmln~ Juellct eommi.un nil have no 1111tortty ID Jnour 8lCJMIIIS&S far Palm Bellc;t, County, Florida, Wt>Uld beccrna llabla.

(Ord, No. 88-18, § 411, 8-16-88)

Sec. 2-220. Staff cooperation and support.

The lltaff of ht .board of county QOrtllnl$tlOI_.., lncludlng bul IIOt llmlled 10 the oaunty adnJlni~, th• cou~ altomlV and the ~ .rely depllll"llnlri of the county, are hereb)o chalved with Iha rwapollllllfty to flmllh to the ortnhial )Jstlce comml&lllalt IIUIIIJ ruuorde, documarda, repo,111 and otier data on atmhwl juallce mallars which, In Ula oplnlt,n of fhe Clflmnl Justice conllllfllllicm, an, l"IIBllllnably nar:eaea,y In order 1hat the arlmlnal Juatlc» ocmmlaelllfl 11111Y1t1•u the dullee required of•~. SUppgit eeMOIIIII rw the ortnhll ,lll81lc& comrrilabn shall b• med• available by lhe public .retydepartment

(On;I. No. 88-18, § 5. 8-16-88)

Sec. 2-221. Administration.

The ormlnal jUldce aoml'IUBlon 11'1811 employ 1111 8XSQlliYe dll'IIOtcJ' who •hall hire such o1her admnlslrllmt, prdestional and Gleltc81 aaela1ance ae neONNty 1D <:IIITY out lb; dutkla uthorlZl8d by this ertlole, and aa p~Yldecl fllr In the a'lmlnal Jtadloe commllalon'a budget, ~ and 1ppJOlll8d by the boald of coootv ~era.

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The execut!Ye dnculr Ytft be Hlec:fled by ht cnm.-... jutltioe commbll(()n and appnM!d by the boal1I of cowity commilslor'Nira. The goas and pafonnance 8Ylllualon& cf the ~ dlractor ahaH be tlCCOf!\pllehed jolnly by 1lfl OCQlty admlnlelratur and the cmilnal ju8tloa commlllllon. The executiw dll'BOlcr ahaU also haY8 contemporaneous IIC08811 lo ongoing operatlDne and planning wf1htl tho Pllbno safety depair1rnem, dMlllon of ormlnal Judee of tne oounty. (Ord. Na. 88-18. § e, 8-18-88)

Sec. 2-222. Severablllty.

Pf any sectfon, paragr11ph, llElrllVRae, alauee, phre8a, or W0l'k ar 1hlB ordinance is for any reaeon held by the Ocut to be unoanatltuliomll, lnoperall\le or void, 9'Jch holding lhal not affect the remalndwofthll ordinanee.

Sec. 2..223. lnclualon In the ccxla of lawe and ordlna,ice.

Tho pmvllllorw rl 1w ordinance ishal become and be made a p,,rt of 1he ~ of i.-n OC'dlnllno.. of "-tm aMGtl Ccunty, Flortda. Toe Secllont of !he ORl!l'llnC8 may be ~ er re!etiind ID 110COmpilh liUOh, and !he wotd "oldnanoa" may be changed ID •8Klon; "artklle, • or any ether eppraprlate won!.

Sec. 2•224. Effelltlve date.

lll9 pro,,illiOne of thla ORlbatce llhal become etradM upon approval end fillnu M1h Cha 8ecrelaiy of 51al8..

APPROVED AND ADOPTED by th!' bClard of cuurrty c:ummlaalonln of Palm Baact, Count)', Aorlda, on tis 18" day of /quit, 1988.

Adcnowledgment t>yllle Depwtm.ntofS!aw otthe Stale of Florida, on Ha, th8 ~ day of Auguat, 1988.

EFFECTIVE DA.TE: AdcnOll/lildgment tom lhe Depam,ent of .,_ r8CIIMld an '8' daV of August, 1988 and filed In Iha Ofllc& of the Clerk of the board cf ootmty 110mmlBBlonere of Pun Bead! Cou'"V, Flonda.

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PALM BEACH COUNlY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION BY~LAWS

BYI..AWS OF PAUC BEACH COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION (Amended Noyembar 28. 20111

ARTICLE I

CRJMIW..JUSTICECOMMSSION §ediln 1. Pyrpoae The Cmllnal Justice Commlalcn II eslablahed to sbfy all awpecta d lhe Crimlmal Justice 11nd 1:m111 praWll'ltlan ayatems wllhln the fedmil, s1ate, ~nly. munlt{pal and prtvats al,l80Clea wilflin the cou,ty. Thia pi.ll)088 shall incllde 1ne tlUdy r,f the t..ili and human l8nllCe& and educatiDnal ~. amcng Dlhet'a, • thiw pertain to aaMB justice or crime pJIMll1flon. The Cmlhll Jull!lce Commlaian 11hall mm. recommenda!looll lo Ile Board (1f county CommlNioneni on pollclas and P"IQIWl'III ~nee! to accomplsh the ~111 objac:jfva&;

(a) To provide OY&nll coonfnation 'ID law ant>rcemert and crln'e pnrwntion affcrts In h, COUl'lly;

(b) To pltMds an efficient, coat eflectlve and ls'IWf Cltnnal fusllce 5ystem In the COllJ1ty; and (o) To effect the redualon d alma In the county on • permilllllf'lt basi».

§lldlpn 2. Aulbprily The Crimlnal Jwtice Commiaion lhall h.- the fobwlg •uthority and ~ (11) To revew, ~ and evaude e:delfn9 sy8klrn8 and pruyuma wttin the sa,pa Dfthe Crimslal Juric:e CommlRian; (b) To llltllbllah 1811k ~ er swccrnmlllaas to 8IUdv In dallall key apem of PIIDIJ'!lmt ffll aysfl,ms WIim the IICOpet of lhe Crlirhl.l Juallae CamntiSfon; (~) To ,doptfrom lime lo lmB oa and~ ~ for1he governance of the Cnnhal Justllle CulTWUi&aio(',, which nj99 Md ~ will be adOpllld by a rmjllr!ly ~ cf th& tMmbel'9 ut the Crmiclal JU&ia Comniaslon; (d) Tc, eatabllh an aec\6e COl'MlillM by, the ~ 110R 0f Iha hlTlbela of.the Crlmlnal Juetiat Col,,,.,...., IMiich EMw1ive Commlllea w111 haYa aucl> pcM'8l'1I Md auth0ritr a& ~ byihe Crinlnal Ju9Cc:e Cot11,llulot1; (•) To mtew and i.ommarton all grant niqu.- b' prugrwm and~ within hi 111qie otthe Cf1Rllnel.ludae Comm!Alon; (f) to male l80l)fflfflelldalilnl on mcdf)'ina. a.ttv or abolshlng public 111d prime ayttemslSldpqninla...,_,lhe6cop&dtheCnnlna!J111tic»CcmmflSlon: (8) To mlike fflCXKIU,endatiane on tnodf)'lng. cru1fllU or abollihq leglBlatlor,, oldt,,encee Cl 'teglDnel or ~ llCllllrahenelve planl dealing 'Mitt syahlms .nd p,cgrama 'IWllflil !te eccpe~tlle Crimnal .ub Cammlnfcn; (h) 1'-o aeslllt the conaoldllllon of eyatem9 Md prcc,ama wllm Illa 11C0P8 of the Criminal Justice Commaon \'ltlan approved by tile Boatd of County Corrmulonete; (l) To leque6t l'llllmbenl 11 d qenclH wat..l the IWIPieea of the Board r:I CIU!ly Carm'MJon8r& to pn,vlcle the Crlrnilal Judoa Commlsalon In • hely manner wllti al

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.data alld lrlb"mai:ln ,.qu.wo by tile U1m111al Ju8tiw Comrnl&&lon, to appear at 8ll)' meeting raqu~ by the Crlmlnal Jusllce CoMmlsalon, 1/'ld lo ctherwlae wori< In cooperalicrl and good falfl wllh t,e crtnlnal Juatlca Commlsalon in pUl'$Ulng the Criminal Juatie& Cammiesicn'II ~ To eni-contrada Ind hlte per.onr,e! - required 1o l)U1$U& 1he objecllves of the Cmifnal Justice Pornmi9afon. ~ m Iba appnllllll hf the. Board of Ccunty Corm-.lonats; and To 1alCe al •els 1Ha0nab~ ~ln!lrl by the Criminad Justice Cortrniaslo11 In the ~ of 1he autlortty set t;,lth aibDve and lh9 purwlt ot the Crlmfnal JU&1ica Commission's objedlwa.

Segjfon 3. Membenship A) M9mbers: The 'Csimlnal Justice CormisalOn shill CClflSllllf uf two categcrtee of membere u &etfDrttt below In Sedlol'I 4 Sid 5. B) Numbenl: The CommAlun 8hall haw 33 members. C) All priYate 8IICllDJ memb11111 of the Criminal Ju&1k:e Commaalon lhalJ be eecbll of Palm Beach Collllfy, Ftorlda; pllbllc NC'IOf' 111Dmbln shaDll8SVEI by reason Dfthefrposiion.

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Private Sectpr Mernbemh!p Twelve {12) penons nominacl l)y the Palm Beallh County Economic Councl, but not riecetNrtly membenl d the Economic Council, and coaflmlld ti!,' the Bollrd of County Commlesbnlra Df Pmn Beach County. These pal1IOIJ8 ghaJI ti& ~ of 11-I seamenla of E'effl lleacll County, FloJlda. PrlYala ae«:ti:x- members shall be appofl'll9d for a ~ tenn, wilh aeld tam ~on~ 1 tor the finit ~r of lll)POl'nbMntand eicplrfng on 0eCIIITlber31 of die third year .

. Sectjon 5. pPb/k: Saotor IIAe)!lhershfp A) The folloWlng lllhal l)e -~ ql.lllllified and n,qUllllll!ld ID 88IV8 B& members on the COmmiGsiDn b'tha term of ollce halcl:

{1) Chair Of COnvnlalOn member at the (2) Palm Beaoh County 5tler1tr Palm BNch C<U'lly Board of County Commleeio111!1111

(3) St.118 Alianer, 1511 Julldal Cira.lit (4) Publio Defend;.. 1~ Judielal Clrwt (5) Cielkoftils Palm Seach Counl'J (8) Chief Juct,e, 1 JtJdlcial Cmllt CtcuitCoutt f7) Admir,llltratlve Judge, .JweAlle (8) SupeNf&ory 8pecia1Agant, F.clenil Divsion, 16"' Judlcfal Clmul Bureau of ln¥eatlgatlon, West Palm

beach (9) R•idllfltAQenlin Charge. Drug (10) Membw, Palm Beach County Enbrcement AdmillllllltlOt'I, West SohcolBalld Pllh'I B&ach Re•id&hl Offim

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(11) Mltmber, Palm 8eacli Counly (12) Member, Palm Bead\ County ~Dllagation IMlg~ofCi!iss

(18) Circuit XV, Chef PlllbatlDn Offiollr, (14) P1'8$1Clenl, Pdlm Cl'liel'B Araocialioll Flartda nep.1ment ~ JIMde Juab

(16) RelildentAgenf in Charga, Bu188U of (18) Chief, Wl!l8t Palm BellCh Pollae AIOChOI, TCQ00D&FiNlemai (ATF), Oepldnent West Palm Beach Field Offlee, U.S. TreaawyDepwnenl:

SUpervi&ory ~ AQ4tnt. Florida (17) ClradtAdminialrall)r, Florida (18) nap.rtmentof~. 151b Oeflarlment oft.a,., Enboement Judicial Cln;uit

(18) P!'Nidant. Cri'me Pf8Y81"11lon Offlners' Aa,eodallo11

C20) Unlli!:d 81-tel Atlomey, Souffiem Dlslft:t of Fforidll or ANiAlrlt U.S. At!Dl'ney. Wr,,at Palm Beach

(21) Member, Palm _Beach County Aaaocldxl or ertm1na1 Oefe!We Lawyers.

B) Toe dedicaion, i:a111clpation and ln~t of tile publo offiDlals enUIJIBlftlCI above are instnnenlal to 1ha 11UC1ieM r:t lhe Cornrnl•lon. It is ~ that 1he ~ cf the pldc ~ • lla1ed 00Alfl'li th~ 1o the c&UBe or this Comnnsion and not be ~nted by anyulhar lndlvldual at CcmmlBlion m~.

C) The tarm for pubic aectol' membenl shall_ ba for Im! r;uatlon Of 1181: member'I electlld 0! appc,ir-.cf J)O$IIDn except lat Iha llrms for th& raambera repl98el'lfrci the Soard of County Commilelonera, the School f3oard, 6- Legislative tlelogallon, and lie League or Clllea et.I be for a period d two (2) years. The Board af Count)' °""'"11esloners, SChool BOl!d. l..6vlualluia 08lllga'llon. and Leegue of Cities members l'TWi¥ b• appoinlad to eerw tv,o (2) conNCUlve terms of NICI (2) yaana 1181:h. N's a~ (1) absence, a tnlllllber may ritePPIY for memi..hip. The NCOmmendellon of 1he approprlak, agency to be l'flflppolmi!d to tho CJC d9r COfflJ)leflon of two c:on&eculive tanns will remain • l'l!QUlremenl

Sec:t1on e, egpeeoeflm Manbara l!INI• not MC:elv& or be pllid any COtnpematlon for ~ aa membeni ot tha Cormisslon. HIJWIWW", Y0tlng tnemt,e,g may ..-e relrnbuaiemantfor ._. eacpenla& iru:wr9d n oonnacllon 'MIii the businen r:t 1M Conviisllon, tLlbject to l)rior appRMII 11 !he B01Uti of COt.-dy Conmiellonws.

Sectlml 7 . Du!le!s Cf Meml>er ,., A 1'l18fflbef •hall Plffl'OllTI dulma, lncludlng ll1et hlMdual'B duties aa a member of •RY

comnffiae of the Comrnlalllan ~n v.tric:h that pe,son Nnlll8, In good fallh, in • manner he or aha niaaonallly beiellel to be In 1lle bMt hteresls of ffle C4Ji;• 1ilwlu,i, and with ad, c:a18 • an onlMrily prudent pe,son in a llmhr position WOUid UMI under almllar cln:urnstances.

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a) All membars stial attend the meetings of 1fle ComrniBsfon. The at!Bndanoe requirement of priV&te secmr membens at fun Commission meelillgs 11hall reflect PBC RaachJtion R·:Z0D2-1800: "Memb&IS- of boards shall be 11utomatlcally removed for lade of attendance. Lac;k of .attendance la dollned as a fafl&lre lo afalnd three (3) consecuti11e meetings ot a fa.lure to attend 11t least two--tl\lrds of the meefings scheduled during a oalendar year. Pa111dpalfon for leas than three-fourths of e meetll'lg &hall be then~ as a failure to attend a meeting."

Section B. Vacanc:Ses Any prfvate &eetDr vacancy occurring In the Commission may be fl/led upon recommendation of the ~ CouncB and the appointment by the Board of County COmrnlbatoneni. · A member appointed to fill a w.cancy shall hold cffioe only un!ll tha expiration of 1ha term for the member whose.term they fled.

S§s;tion Q Quorym/Mrj,rjt, A quorum ahal be at !wt one-lhird of Ula members of ttie full Commlssbn. A mllljorily shaU be Ole smalle8t whole number ureamr than one-half Df the rnernbars present The act of the rnljOl'ly d the membera preaellt at a """"'1G at which e quorum 18 prsseot le Iha act of the fuJI ComrriBH)fl. Members who L1S2 1:iil•phonic: or video conferencing will be conside!'lffl present and may vote, but they wl. nol count towanl a quorum.

Spctlpn 10, standing Commjtlees and Ta,k fcrwl Tile CcmmlulDn may deslgnale lilllndlng DD1T1mlllaes and task fon:lee, ea<ih of which .tllll have and may ~the 111\.rthMty aa directed by the~ Cmnmillaa.

A} Committee Chair appointments snail hlil made by the CJC Chair at the Dsoember l"llNting and ll&id appolntrnanl6 shall serw at lhe pleaau~ of the Chair, ,except ror 1-6 below. Sfandirg committees sliall .iclude: 1) Membership. and Syja. to be chtlnd by 1he Vic& Chair and 1o be limrmd to tlYe

memberw; 2) finance/Flnflalslng, to be chalied by the Treasurw with no llmilaflon on

rnombe11talp; 3) LBw Enf'Dromnent Planning Council (LEPC) whose mamb&rship Is pl&fJllfabUshed

by CJC Relolutfon With the Cl'll.t being elec:ted ff'MI amongst the rnen:tien,i; 4) Co,,~ T• ak F~. nlabl•hed by CJC R&louti<>n, mpandlng the

membsra~ of the Public Slmly- Coordlnaflon Councl, \Nhlch WU CCeafed by Florida St!mJta No. 1'151.26. Tli• two 00mmlllees sit~ one With the Chat d~ from amongst the members.

5) Nominating Commltlee •hal OOllllat of 6 members, current CJC Chair, ~hair. two (2) most rec:ent paat Chan ana two (2} membeni of u. public aector, 1o be appolnt.ed by the CJC Chair, wilti a one (1) yeac- term and conaecl.llM3 terms at OJC Ctlllll'll dfscrellon.. The Nornfnallng Cmlrnllfee Chair 8hall l'.ie e18ttec1 from amongst lbameehilee.

B) Task Fcrce mlsalbna and/or goals shaU be the raapcnalbllly of th& Chair \IAlh ralflcallon by !he Exeauli11e Committee. Each Task Folt!IB 11h11.11 lnoludm at least one Cam-il8elon member, Olher TBBk Forc:e participanlii. nolucling the Chair of Iha TBSk Faroe.. need net be members oflhe Cormiaslon.

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Task Fori:es may include, but nol bEI 6rTieQ to: 1) Law En!on:ement 2) Criminal Justice Administration ~nformatian S~tem] 3) Com,ciioc1& 4) Crime Preventil)f1 5) Court~ 6) Juvenlle Jullllce/Eduadion 7) DrUg/Alcohol P.raventlon And Abuse B) HW1811 Serv1ca

Section 11. Meeting.

A) Regular Meetinga . . Regular meetings cf the fllll CClmll11951on will be held on the fourth MOnday of each mantti excludii'lg the summer monlhs ~ .l.lne 1hmugh Aug!Jtt' and holida~. Tbe Ell!artille Comrrittee may sat meem,g lfalea ta .a::ornmOdabl llfX!!Clal cmJrnslar"8&. Al 199ular rneetmgi, 8"81 bit lwd In Pam Beach county.

B) Special Meetl9 1) Special meetings of Ila Commlllalcn 111ay be caJlrild by the Comm1s810Q Chall', the

Exea.mveCommttt.orhyanyfenoffhe.CommiNlonm~.

2) The nolic& ot a apedal meeting shell COl'lbaln an agenda of th• business to .be condudad. Na business alhet tnan lhat °" the agenda may bit condue118d at a ~meeting.

a) Special~ may be held at any latatlon ri 1/le llnled Stalies.

C) AnllYel Meailoo Ths Cnmtn.l Justice Commlslion lloldli an all day Annual Plannlng Me8Ung on the regulaJly scheduled ~ Coittnlttee date each year In February ot Mart:h.. This mNtD,g wlB Include a brlef training leHlon en ethics for mecriler'5 and alllff 8S proVlded by the Palm Beadl County AitDmey's Office or their dealg..-.

D) NatloEl All members. ah.U be gM!fl at leaat th.-- working days ndk'.e of, "'DUiar meeti'IIGI, Membeni shall be 11iwn at loast two WOliling da)'S notice of l!)e<:lal rr.atings. Natioe may be 111 wr!llen, felaphonlc., facsimHe or eledronlc form and 00fflllfy wit, f.S. 288.011.

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meetilg at 1- Comnwalol'l fl) another time and place. Nallce Df any adjoumec:t meetlllQ shall be given to the Commission mamber8 Who were nat p,-.nt at ti. tim& of 111~ adjournmeDt.

ARTICLE II EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Secijon l, Function The bU$lneM r::I this CcnmllSl0n ,hall be ffllllllllEIN «nd illl pi,-r.s emrclled by lh& Elceoutlve Commlltse.

Sec1ipQ 2. V,..rnbM, Th& ExectAlve Commll.ee &hat conailt Gf iwal11e membllnl, ~ a minimum d 60% repiaerllinQ fie prwle teett>r. A) n-Cluir r::I Ille Comrmskm and II& offlcera &hall~ on the ExElculiw commlbe. B) The Nom~ Commlllee ehal make a ftiOOl1•11a1 ldalon as 1P Iha other sears on 1he

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C) Ttle mncdlDt past chair and the Supertmenden: Df &;hoola lhaU aerw aa ax-otnao manbere.

Section s. QiHp and CQnlribtrliqJs Only v.t Board of County Comm!Silonars may eccept on mitialf of Iha COmnalon Wf1J gtlt. private g111nt. bequest. devile, or conlribullDn of properly.

6eclion 4. Meedngs

A) Regllar Meellngs Regular ~ of fllJII ~ camrritiN rray be held on t. l80Dfld Monday of eaol1 nianth, eiecludlna ~ Th9 Exeoutt.te Commlllae l1Wf set fflNling dlllea to A.CCOliiilOdld& spec::1111 dmu~ All regular meeuno- 11h11I be Mid in Palm B4NICh Ct;iunty.

B) Spedel Meetings

1) Special IIIN~ ot uie Execu8ve commiu.e may be ca.led by the conunilalon Cha, or any slxnwnbeis ofh E'aacutMI Can,lilae.

2) The naOoe of a s,iedal '"8lllfl11 shall CDn!ain an aoeslda of ht bulft311 ID be r:ondi.lclad. No b118iiella, olher 1han that on thl!I llgltllda may be c:onduded at Iii apecialmmlfng.

!) Special ll1ildlga may be held at flfff IDcaion h 1he Unllad Stales. C) ~ All Exacudw CommlaM membera shall be po at ... lhl'ee MXking daya

nob af i,,gmr Eecutive ~ IJIBlliitlUe. Manbenl ahall be glwln at llat two workqi day& natlce d epecW l'lll!lllqS. Nalbl maybe In wrltlan. talaphonc. fac:shnia cnlealronicfoffn "'1d coms:,t,, wllh F.S. 288.011. D) QIK![!JD)JMajoO!l,! A quorum ahaD be at Rlilllt on.anrd or 1he members of the ~ CommBee. A m.,lodtf shall be lhe sllllllest whoflt number ~than one­half Df lh& memben pl'N9rlt. Thti a of the maJOJly of the mani.. prliNnt a1 a rn.eUng al which a quorum Is pi&sllnl 18 the set of the EXecutive ConwJiltlee. Members

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Who usu tebphonlc or video ccnrerencing will be corwil:lered present and may vole, but lhey \.\ill not count lcWaRl a quorum.

Every Exec;~ Co~ member f5 en1llled to ona lll0le on each proposal ~ at an Exe<:utMt Committee meetqi. Membera may be prea,mt Ilia teleph!into DI' video comereoolng iechnologles. Vot. by proxy &hall not be acci,ptable. A<iaumrnent A maJO!ly of tha nwnbel8 pre.it. whether or not II quonm exisfg, may !ld]oum any meelfng or 1he ~ cainmlttle ID another tine IIIJ1l1 piece. Nodce or any elfJOUmed meeting shaft be given ID 1he Executilie Comm!IIM members IAt10 were nof presentat 1he time of the ad}oUmmenl

Sec.tlon 5, Admlnl§btipn. The Cri!nlr.i Jl.51il:e ColTITlis&lon shd rmpby an Eio,:,;:uttve Director who ahalf hire sllCh otl!er admlruslrallve, l)llmlll&lonal and clencal aa:istane;e • ~ ID Qlfl}' out !IS duties authorized bythm aticle, and as pmvide(l l'orin the Cdmfnal Jualfoe Commlselon'• bqet, ~ zind epproved by lhe bnt of COUl(y Ccmmil8icl'1ers. The Executive Director shall bo s~ by tl1& Criminal Juscrce Commlllllton and approved by the Board of Coooly Qorm,IGSIOnen,. TIie ~ lilOd pemmiance ~ (l'f lfle Execrutllle Ohdor shal be acaniplilhed joh~ by the County Admlnlwal0rand Iha CrimNI Justioe Cammiltion .

. ARTICI..EW OFFICERS

§tG112n 1 OfflqQ Tha gfficen of the Commiuion shall be manbars and (:OllCist of a Chair, ., V!Ce­Cl'llir, lill Sooa!Jlly, and a Treasurer. lbe Chair and Vice-Chai' afmll be eleded frmi CllB private sector and Iha VIClt Chair may be ..-lecl9d fur Qlle (f) additional tDnn. Tho te,m ofthl! Chair ut,a!J be for two (2) calendar~ beglnniip Jlll1LB1Y 1 fc,llowlng the year of hfslher elecllofl by the Coml'IIIQion. If fOr 1ny reeeon. ltd~ death, lllneta, or ~ cauae, the Ct\alr • wiab1e to ..voe hll.blr ful tv,,o.par tllrm, the ~a.Ir shall ..iane the cluf• of Criminlll JUl110e Commillei:ln Chat a 1he remuidar of the arighal Chain tenn. The Commi19111cn from time 'tO !me may e»tt at appoint Clfler cffieeJs, aea.iant otliCera and agenm l6lho dillll heVe sum authorly to perform such oulea •• 1tle Commlealon prescrbls. Esch aflloer 8hlll hold offica un9 ~ lndlvldual'S suc:ceaor b eleclecl and i. qualliad. The falfuri, to el1ld: a Chair. Vite-Chair, Sec;Jnry or Trasurer shall not affect the mWance of !he Commission.

Bedlan 2, Chelc The Chair, subject ID the dlrec:llons offfle ElcectlMI Commit!M, 11!1 ~ll!ible for fie general and active~ of the bualnesfl and affalra of the Commllialon. Tha Chair haB the powarto sign cornispondence, mambenihlp certfflc:atas, and resolutlons t'Dr1he Commlealon, and ehel preside at al meell,gl of the memhenl.

BnG'h? 3. YJCt-Chat The V..Chalr shall hav& lhe pll',IM and ehal l)el'form tha dwes 1hat the clG8CUtNo Cormlllee or1he Cha pt98CIDll9. lfh Chlir Ill ~or WlSlbla to fullll his dlltlea, the Vlce-Cheir shall perform an th& duties and may aocen;l9e 11U the powen1 of !he Chair The, E>ceculive CQmmltfae may authorize the Vm-Chall to £~ ~ and reeolutions for the Commission.

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s_.,, 4. ~ The Secsete.ry shall enBUJe that flfaff· members kellp lhe minutes al the prooeedlllg9 of !he membeh and Crimil'laJ JUSllce Corrmlaelon aid ExBctltiYe Cotnmilll'!e; see tlllitab ncGces ant dlii' gll.terl aocordilg to lhlt n:,leva1l pllM&iona of the&e B)'lawa or aa required by law, maintain CU$IDdf uf the Comml11tJon reccin:ta. ~ the llignafutBS at afficen; who e-=ute documenlB a, behaf of the CommllilllDn, kBaJt a Rigler at eadi membet'• mallhg addRiM that thlt ITWfflber fumlahas tD 1119 Sec:relary, hilve 99"1DI d,arge of th& members~ ipmr ar th& Cccmllsoln, end n ganera1 (KICfD,rn a1 cl&iie6 h:idant 10 111e 01liCa of Secnitay and suc:h oOier dutia& a the c~ or the Eiceaillve Ccllffllllee tmm time to flme piese;:ms. In Ile IIIY90l the Chair and Vice-Chair an, 11blenl:, perlonn their d~ '91d toeertfle all~ r,owera oftreChM'.

Sec1lon 5. I.lfMUM Th& i""8U111r sllal ae,.,_ as the Chair oftt. lnanad.lndAifgi,g COMnlttee a& needed; and in general perbm 1111 the diJ!les incidantto 1tl8 Offioa cf TleMWllraml iwch ottw duties Id tnlll Chlllr or the Exectilille Comrnlffea 6-om ttma to iine aaslgnsd lo him. In the e,,.,art 1h11 Cha~. V-~hair. and &icrewy ere absent. pertimn thM' duti!IS and~ all the JlCIW8l'B af1he Che&-.

§«;QofJ 6. El&ettD[l!I

A) The ~~g Ccmmlllae ti1W1 meat In oetobar of each yeer IU'IIII make ~ to lhli Cammf&aion u to 8'lllllble candidal6& for each offi)e_

8) Eleetio,_ nt be held ath Co"1micslnn h'1$11!11ing In Nowm~. C} Offitens shBI be inslalled In dfioe at the Deocmber meellng,

ARTICL.E fl/ UABIL.ffll:!S ~ND INDEMNIFICATION

Woo 1, Ueb@Plef A member or 6fffcer of 1h15 Camraiion i. not parlll)Tllllly liable fDr any debt, ~. or olhar obigefion ul the Commission. A rneni)ar Is not aut.,Ject 1D any lllllleSmTl8l1t by IMI ~DIiion.

Sectlon 2. lndamnifiodgrl Artf pel'IOII, or that permn'a hen, or peraonal l9pl8Mlfllallvo Wha is made or th, llllened 1D be mai;fe a perfy to any thrualanad, pending orQ)l'ftpiated adJan m- prooeedlng, whllOlef" civ1, aim1n11, ~ or IIWNlgafi're. becalae Miehe or hlelherwalalor or- In festalD Ja or'tllilS • Merrm-, ollow, empayee. or 8'JBltl of 111a Commlmon.,,. a8IY8S or 8&Mld "1Y olher Commllilllon or enwpllN In llrlY capaGlly. the ,aquMt of lhlll Coiminion, ahaU be indanifiad by the Cornmi&clon, and lhill Commfulon may adVai1l;a ~ i91a1ad axpenuas, kl tha full eJCfer1l aJIP(Ulllld by fhe Board d Co1.1nty Comm ...... The foregoi1g rfght of indamnlle:ation or relmbunlement lhal not be e>OOIUl!v9 of mtier rigflls lg INl\ich 1M pe!'IOn or hi&lher hen, or p.1IOlllil i.-llhltive may be adled.

ARTICLEV BOOKS AND RECORDS

§edlp,:J 1 Ream;!• Regtnd TIIIB . CommiNlon .,_. JcNp COrT9d and complete mlnutee of the prooeec11191 of 1111 EJGllcutlve Oommlltee, Commlllalon, 81Bndlng ocmmltlaes, IIJ'ld la8k ftm.ea.

Seglon 2. Fgrm The Comnllnlon's ~rcte and mlnulu ffi11Y bft w~ or gpt in IW1Y ClllW fi>lm

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capable of being c0nvel1ed fn!X> WT1ting Within a reaaonabfe !Ima.

Section 3. Inspection The AK:Ord111 Df this Commission shall. oo08lltufB public reoorcls ancf aN lnspeclk>nl of same shall be pemed bi, Flolitla Statutes, Chapter 119.

ARTICL.EV[ LEGISI.AJl\lE ADVOCACY

SegtjQJJ_j. t,dygcaey The COmmlss.Jon may l)4lrtl~te In direct end 9!U$ l'Obll Jobb~ IAlltll f11$1)1!d tD l.eglslatt,,,e matt&ra 1111 th& lccal, sb.il8 amt fedenil levels. onlY after authorization by resolutilln of lfle E)ceQu1ive CommltltJe. Tile Commiesion will not taklt any position wha1$oeVerwlth raepec:t to the candimcy of any penion fol' 1)1.lblle office.

Section 2. l.eglsre.tlve and Regulatory PQBffionB No offle:er, member, 8cecUtlve Olradnr or staff member may atlvoca» legielallve action whloh In any way Indicate& lhat Ule adVocacy ill ~ on behalf Dtlhe Comrnmlon without pri0r aUlhodty cf ttle Execullw Camrnfttee.

Sec:tion 3. Etectivo Office Cendidata E.ndPfP"l)lfimf No officer, lllllll'lbor, ~llwi Dnctor or &taff momt.- may end01S8 any poMti;al candklafe In euch a manner as 10 indiClille or Imp~ Iha! the advocacy Is made as a repra&emaM of the Criminal Justice Commtsslm.

4RTICLEVU AIIIJBIIDMENT

These Bytawli may be R!pel!lect Dr arnanded, and lldditiOnal Bylaws may a,.,~. by• meJority vote of the full Commission.

I HEREBY CERTIFY that 1he foregaing is a true, correct, and complete ClOIJV af Iha B::,tawa of the Palm Beach County Criminal JI.IS1lee CornmlSllon, aa In etraot on thi9 ..l!L

dllY of ND¥embet 2.D:f.1. ~ J ~ c.,{pt.L~ c...:':")

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Palm Beach County Principal Officiais ... _ _ ;·:, \. ~;'- . . ·: ·: .-· ·· ... , .·:~. _: -~-~: .. _.

T!JP row fronl.left.to rf&kt: suven L Abrams (otst,f ct4), MeilssrJ McKlnlay (Dlstrla 6}, Pau,~e Burdick (Di$tri4 2), and Hot R.: Vakche (Dlffiftt1.) · ·

Botto111 tow fn)m.k!ft to rf!lht: Prfsdl!q A. Tcr,lor (District 7}, Shelley Vant1 (Ma,r,I; District 3}. and Mary Lou ~,rJer {Vice~ D~ SJ .

Sharon R. lad, Clerk & Qlmpta,ller

Goi'yR. .Nlltf!llm,

Propeity Appraiser

Su;ion Suther,

Supen,#sorof £~

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t · / ";i=:.00::J~~t~'.i::~rI~f~'~K!-f:~rt~ Y&~ii~~i R<Jb.-t w,1&man, Col/ffl;y AdmlnlitR1toif

DenlseNiemizn.·~ .~ . J Ber'g~ron; ,nreriiat Auditor, ' • ~t..,__ • :r~- •~• ., • • • • • ,;. , "' ,.,.i: ..... ;:il• ' - " •. " • . ,. .: I "" •

. ---.-,.~~ '"'-· ·. ~ ' ~f ... - -~\).J~t~-~:/{~~~;]t~-?~~\"~~~~~~~-r-Elttabeth SIQi!ser; Off,fB Director

John~ ~Dlted11r Marlr,nelo Dloz. As.ststatit ,-Judger tJ/rector

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Palm lleach ~unty becal'iit a "Home Rultr" a,arurCountv on .un~ 1. ~ lllls "ttomi Ruli" aftows reside~, thtoush their elected commlllfel!lltl1, ~ l lldependence in chrterminln« how their County awemmentwlllfunctlon •Dll what Rrt'k:1-1 h wlil provide. .

· • ··Serve a ~rtiirm; • eJti:ted.lJVVQters.wttnln the district they reside. • .Adopt Ol'dln•~ and resolutlolis·to edabli$h.~tan1S that pi'ctffl and , .. 1nt.i11 the hulth, s.r«v,

end welfare of county mldents. • Appoint the county Admlnistrwtor, wno Implements Board-approved PtQll'llll'IS and manap$ the day-to­

dav opariattons ot Coumy ~.

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• llie Clerk and (:olnptrvllitr, Pr~·A,ipralaer, Sberiff, SuP,erwcr of E"'ctlQlls, iubflc ~; $tate -""'>riMtv, and Ta,c ~ •a tne ~nty oillclals' athj!r tfla.il die Gou".tv ~mbsloners. Ydlo are elected tiy the vateis.

• The Palm ielch County Sc:h_ool System Is perned by a no&partlsan elected Sdtool Bo,i'd arid oper'iltal urJd• the dlrectlgn of ill Sc:hDcil 8oliid--Appolnted SUpe~. Tlia County Con\nilsiilon hes no jiiriJdlctbn DYii!: the Schoaf ~rd. · ·

• 1l1e $0Utll Florl!le Wat_: t,tenagement lllstrtct., 01~'.r Servtms ~I. Health Care D15trltt. Dre11"111 Dlmi~ Inlet Dlstrkt:s, an~ munlclpalltles wtthln the CQunty are ilso nllt under the 1uthority of'the Board ofCgunty Coriiimlssloners.

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1 Fact Sheet About-Palm Beach County

I.argot In a~ of Florlde's 6'1 counties. 70 mllas ooi1fl.cif Mlilml and 150 llllles south of Orlando Popul~l!)n :__ ~238 . . .. MedlanAce•44 . Median House!lold rncome" $~1.804 Average ,..,usehold Slzit • 2.55 Munlclpallttes • 38 Reptared Voterl • 849;984 Form of Govel:rimem. o,mrnwao., • Coul\ly Admlnlstntor

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• ~ubllc'S•fety • PN)8JJm'Eftcrivi!riess • Fuiidln, R_oa,J Repair • PCM!rty • M1~!11 Infrastructure· • Homelessness .

•-••H---• .~. ••• - •-, .. •-, •• , .. ! .!~.~~•~!!:'~~ aa!..!'l!.Ke):.~.!.~~~-l)S:,. ••,> h.- , • , , , .- • LoflaTemi 6"llt & Please visit btj,,t{www,jpbgp,.com/pd,/Piam\Mt~~r,at,tc,;f•pnll!l,h)m ,o view Palm PDldes Beat:h CO!,nty's C:Omprellensive Plan, ·

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• Total of all Sources: $3.969.,77l,159

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fun.~ Ila lllncc $1,402,423,639

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IJ1t11rest Eaml/lip & Other · Mli!,; $29.~.-o.a,c

I O,arps fotS.rvlces . $535,741;230

13.591

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. •: .. 11 ,;._q,rre.nt:Property Ti-=s; • . $953,8113.4o1 ~ . ·~ .... 2~.~ ~··

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Taxes $253~3 . "~"

lnl"'BOll8!'1)1Mental ~-· $217,576,544 7.$

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l~al ServlciHI $144,082.9n

3.695

RU$elW5 $8U,19S.9(14 . . . .

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1~rflindJn1nsfer.s · . . $507,25;,314 .

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HilmanServtt•· $85,!167,250

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Expenses:

Non-Oepartmental · $136;996,075

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Plililc Safety . $815;705;648 '

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1-~-~~Jtt ·. : •1tUM1n's-.vic--v.1th~lie!!'lrpose,_ilfl1"/~~iw~881!.ttiealt!i~-we~~l'.\C~~~ .. : · · · · --~&_lltd~~Toii~a~llf1'iflit:11111'9flll'oitul8~~-ilnd:~~l~ ~ fnt9rfilnil tni.,.._ ~ :rl'ailife~ :from llile Co~ fund «; i~ · . . · · · • . . . . · . · . ·. · · • -• lltN<Wt •To-prcm6e far iinsedl, ~ C!l'pltlliproledi, ~nil lialancu, and payments«pnndpal • lnttm•I ~~- for servt-.s P~lli! by one ~IIIIIKV tu an«ilar • Noll-Dipartman1al-Ntil' atlrlbutl!bla tu a specillc proa,am

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lntaminil Transfers $.507.259,384 .

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~ -:eat:· -·~o:·: -_ V._'f . . · .. · ~ - rY-0tl-,11r Rltlflvei; $300,34!J,218

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... !SONI.I Serw:es $UMOj87~,754

26.2'6

··Pperatlng $7.10,&58MD

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fl~tW.I.~~.::~~~. • lilbltfliadl'mrft!l'S •Tranlifemkl ~OMi "Coulitv fund to anathtr . ·. . .• · . . . · . • (apllal·----~Set l&kle forttie pu,i,iise'o, llifftlng-1\itliNi exilenses for.i:apltai projem • Odler llelelVa• fOrcasti cartyNrwtrd. c:vntl~ spedllcopatatlons, and debt ,eiw:e

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FY 2015 Summary of Departmental Tax Equivalent Funding

CoUl'ltywlde Depa,:trnents Comm11alty Sen,t,,;es County Ad111lntstmlon COUlity An~rney county Comm.lssion . County~ ~nslon SeNke Econ.omlc Sustainabllltv E~ring &: Pllbllc Worb EnYlronmil!ntal Resouius Ma.mei,t F•cilltles ~•nt &Opem,loils flr:e lln'1111-Dfripateh/Prown'lng Praventton

H11man.Resou0es lnfom\a.txln Systeru 5er.vtces triternai AuciitQr Leatsl~~ ~lrs Medell E>aimillt!r !'AetroP.Oltan Plinnl111 Orpntzatlon OffiCl! of ,,.'flll~ M.napment • liudaet P-imtran Parb & ~reatlori P1ann1rc & zo111nc Publlc Affairs . Pubi~ Safety l'Un:lll5IRII: Rld:Mjlnaprilent Youth~ Ncin-Oepa!1inental: . Oimlnal ~ Connllsslon Office Of ~~ui!ity ~halzatlon Office-of E~a\OjJJIOl1UAlly Offtcil! af Small Jliisl!lesl Asslltlincit

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$ 34,296,521 $ :Z,132;.320 5,656,569 3;284,740

~608,o57 48,906,982

~;884 3a;~54,n1 40,415,698

8,716,111 55,253,113

2,922,741 30,U&,610 1,1io,295

520,Q63 2,744,874 4,899,7Q4 ~,285,022

113,iD).2.2() 66,453.0ZZ 15,l&Ui& s,431,im

~,i10,1$. . 3,695,&41

111,072.520 12.617,&n

2,616,4SS 2,14:4,481 1.1~•.s54

Departmel1l (39. .... ated ie-iae"

lB,743,707 4.48,550

1.742,500

234~767 46,():40,60!) 13;444,532 28,442,IS~ 5,9stl,926

55,253,123

1,521.224·

325;ooo 4,739,151

407,312 51,,.76,342 17,6Q1,44:l, &;9t7;2i6 J.M~,2().6

i9A77Ao5 9,310

11!!-,545. 2;u1;"'

2,003,820 1,5(!8,&li n2,n2 .35,00(i

$

Net Ptoilertv Tpa

1S,S52.81A 1,68,3,710 3,!!14,069

3~.740 2J73,290 2,866,382

43;4S4,3S2 10,2.12,072 :u;464,n2 li.11~.111

l,~22,741 21.595,386

1,J,10,29S

520;063 2,419,874

UiO~ 2,877,710

55!~4,178 48,851;581 8,1,91,bSO 3,s.;,1191

14.~~ 3i686;su

.~975 10,~79,845

611,&lS ss;aoo 746,622 .B.33,115

Pmlllcin5

1$6 12 <12

27 32 51

424 m lOS . 62 54 32

212 9

3 19 12 31

609 571 143 42

252

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Other Apntl111 Alrpl)rts_

Bvlldllli( DMslon • PZB County Llbrarv Fn Rescue· ?i4ui MSTU · Jupiter Fln!-"'5~ MSTU Tou!'lst De111lopment w.terlltllltles eommluiori on Ethl'cs Oflk:il of ln~~or Gljnal'ill .

COnltltuUonal Pfflc:wa Cll!rk·& comptroller Property~ She~s Offlc.e ~oroi EIKUons . . . . . .

Appnlpdatlori

$ 69,7~002B $ -3~;1146,865 ~.866,~

3()!i;S84, 295 16,928,690 65,013,512

141,(i16,047 sn;75a

. . · 2,82.!,'549'

$ U;009,S06 $ 17,671,398

534,366,2GO 9,440_;~ 4~4,~

Department Generwied Revenue

6!!,76:3,0211 $ 3S,a.6,865 7,314,l5B

;l.10,2~7,22.1 [651,530)

6$,0µ,s.2 14~616,o,n

763,143

S00,000 $

72,488,IIOi ~~-

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Net Prop.,iy Taxes

41,552,,138 196,637 f»4

17,566,220

sn,753 2,064,406

12,509,506 17,611,398

461,878,258 8,819,250

. 4..974,300 ..

Positions

148

117

42l 1,292

140 5

568 s

23

138 266

3,982 49

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Court Aclmln~\lon o.t'Relatad lnfcimiatim 'fetfln:olo&v ~Llbnry P1dillt Defl!nder .State A.tttJr!I~

$ 1""7;2!!& $ 4~,535

729,311

2-,;_7.SS ·, 301,25-7

44i.OOSS 2,0C~500

729,311

a,019.-49~ 2,025,0~5

289,155 .. ~,257 '. •.·'i ,;,, I • • ' - , • . . •. • : : • • - . •, • • ,

_Olher Co~nlty Redevelopm~ Ailelldm $ ~~ Aaiited ~ i CQtlnty Sponsoh!d Gen""'l GovtmffMllll: HYlth Care'.~ Other Cllllllty Funded ~l"OgtalN•· Pllbht Hei!th -~ll'liHlt \(~,;.l(,'d°~ aoarit ·

25.76~4 ·$ U.29Q.068 .. (i,970,905)

15,000,IJOO .. 335,00!> zasz~ . 600,000

• $ ~ ,7.61,874 11,290,1168 (2,!t70,905) lS~,000 8,335.-000 2,0!.~86

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Employees 1~;~-9 Population Bllc:allse personnel costs an= a major pOi'tion of the County's openn .. budget, changes !'1 the number rA 11iap~ per 1,000 populet~Jl have-a dlreet reletlQhsh~td ihe oost af pnMdtr_ig.seMces. A ~'"se In e,nplc7,,ee$ per 1,000 populatlon-ln~I~ th~ County is either baciomlng more "1!clent and/or~ levels lire decraasl111-

fY2008 F'i2009 ~V2010.

FV20l1

FY2012 FV-2Q13

FY20i4

FY20l5

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Tcul ~mpl9"YMS Cilurtty Popu'-1:fon ! EmpbyellS W _ l,()OCf popul-_tlon 6,994 1,302,451 5X1 . 6,713 t;3Q7,784 S,l;I 6,629 l,312;_0Ui 5;,05 6,511 .i,320,134 4Sil 6,339 . 1,325,758 ·4,1il ·--6,316 . 1,335,415 4/i'a . 6,230 1.3'15,~57 I 4.67 ti;133

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• •~on orJ this p;rp FW11ardln1 pop11f1tlon 1, from Burnu of E'alnomJc and Bl,lsln8!15 Ruaarch

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' 2015 Capital Projects Furidl• Sources for Projects

Lo.,i/llon~,~ . $67,914,000 . . 32,1'5

'""'""' ' Qihe, . . . $3,Aoa,000 :l.7"

-. Ftdlitles ·0evetopment and·Operjrtions li!(orm~tbn ~ms Services . . Mlsceila · · · ~rtinent

· Co.unty '1b~rv - _ Envirqnmi:l\tli! ~~-~lit Five Yeer,B~~ Prcsram .

.. Park$.and-~~ - . . \· ·

£1#rp~~-= Alrpol'tli water Utilrti~

AdV&ionlm SlS.054.000

6.Dlo

. . 84,~~.()(]0 . 3;90Q.O!l0

$ l,"188,000 . s;isl,Jl(io S3;li40,ooo

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$to~~ . . 4.9'& .

. .. - 9166.000 -·•_{~~~-$ 6,245,000

4l,70Q.000 ~· O:~?w\!~~8\;_.:.-1J.:,1f~\~ __ L·t~·--~j,'_r;~l - J ~•~i.h- ,1~~1)~. ~~,r-~~~,r-~:- I}::'~ ~i:~9~}!~2.".~j'i!![ .4~),._~:~:i· -.t/:"'

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Fiical Y1111r

2015

2016

2017

2018

Z019

zozo

Non self. Supportlq

General Obllptlon . Revenue

s 29,546,965 s 105, 59<t,4()8

25,327,716 79,166,705

2..-,990,976 n,!132,347

24,97',853 72;237,370

2S,1$5,893 70,551,676

18,687,775 64,630;696

S87,26S,304

Self-SupPOrtflll Reven~ T~I ~unty D.ebt

s 23,740,6~ $ 158,882,041

23,761,501 ~,2S5,922

23,731J,982 126,663,305

20,674,204 117,891,427

20,_sso~-,s 116/287,944

i9,954,$50 103,278,021

944.40:1;962

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