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Res 2014-095/Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the City of Austin, the Austin Independent School District, the City of Georgetown, Hays County, the City of Pflugerville, the City of Round Rock, Travis County, the University of Texas and Williamson Co
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Res 2014-095/Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the City of Austin, the Austin Independent School District, the City of Georgetown, Hays County, the City of Pflugerville, the City of Round Rock, Travis County, the University of Texas and Williamson Co
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RECITALS <br />The ARIC is a collaborative effort of public safety agencies in Hays, Travis and <br />Williamson Counties. Partner Agencies work together to provide resources, expertise, and <br />information to the Center. ARIC focuses on regional public safety data analysis. The mission of <br />ARIC is to maximize the ability to detect, prevent, apprehend, and respond to criminal and <br />terrorist activity. <br />During the summer and fall of 2010, each of the Original Partner Agencies' governing <br />bodies approved an interlocal cooperation agreement that established and outlined the intent of <br />the Original Partner Agencies to centralize efforts and co- locate certain intelligence operations <br />(Original ARIC Agreement). Further, the Original ARIC Agreement established a framework <br />for the organization of the ARIL. The Original ARIC Agreement set out a common <br />understanding of the policies and procedures that the ARIC currently follows in providing <br />criminal intelligence and coordination of law enforcement service to the citizens in the Austin- <br />Round Rock metropolitan area. <br />During the summer and fall of 2012, each of the Original Partner Agencies' governing <br />bodies approved a second Interlocal Cooperation Agreement that established a funding <br />mechanism to sustain the operations of ARIC (ARIC Sustainment Funding Agreement). <br />Section XIII of the Original ARIC Agreement and section seven of the ARIC <br />Sustainment Funding Agreement permit those agreements to be amended to add additional <br />partner agencies. Upon approval of an amendment adding a new partner agency or agencies by <br />the Partner Agencies' governing bodies, each New Partner Agency must execute a Counterpart <br />Original ARIC Agreement and a Counterpart ARIC Sustainment Funding Agreement. <br />The purpose of this Amendment One to the ARIC Sustainment Funding Agreement is to <br />add the New Partner Agencies to the ARIC Sustainment Funding Agreement. <br />Legal authority for amending and entering into these agreements by the Original Partner <br />Agencies and New Partner Agencies is found in the Interlocal Cooperation Act, Texas <br />2 <br />
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