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1996-189
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10/28/1996
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126
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<br /> {¡;(pV <br /> -. . , - . <br /> Demonstration of lime Savings (Part BJ: <br /> I nsbu cti 0 OS <br /> This sèction a110ws you to demonstrate Sampie Demonstration of Tme Savings <br /> how the item, system, or group of - Tech noIogy /Equipment <br /> like items that you wish to purchase will <br /> result in sworn officer time savings Hessville is a rural department with 20 <br /> allowing officers to be redeployed into sworn law enforcement officers. Officers <br /> community policing activities. in the Hessville Police Department spend <br /> an average of three hours each per shift <br /> You should include: typing reports by hand at the station. <br /> Based on information collected from <br /> . actual time savings figures based on similar agencies that have moved to an <br /> timed tests, or specific estimates based automated field-report-writing system, <br /> on studies' or the experiences of similar the department determines that if all of <br /> agencies that utilize the item, system, the patrol cars are equipped with laptop <br /> or group of like items requested; computers, the same tasks will take the <br /> officers only two hours each per shift to <br /> . an explanation of the ways in which complete - a time savings of one hour <br /> the item will save sworn officers' time; per officer, per shift. <br /> and { <br /> On any given day, 10 officers in the <br /> . the average amount of time saved by Hessville Police Department will use the <br /> your agency each day as a result of four laptop computers being requested <br /> the item, multiplied by 365; OR the (some laptops will be reused by officers <br /> time saved each week multiplied by on different shifts) to complete paper- <br /> 52; OR the amount of time saved per work in their patrol cars. Since each officer <br /> officer, per shift, multiplied by the is expected to save an hour of time each <br /> number of officers using the item, day as a result of using the computers, <br /> multiplied by the number of shifts 10 hours of sworn officer time will be <br /> worked by officers per year in your saved by the agency each day, which <br /> department (typically around 228 would equal approximately 1.3 FIEs <br /> 8-hour shifts). (Please explain the (full-time equivalents) of redeployment <br /> manner in which you are calculating over the course of one year, using a <br /> redeployment.) standard of 1,824 hours '(228 days) for an <br /> FIE. <br /> Note: Please use the COPS standard of <br /> 1,824 hours per year and 228 days per Ten hours saved per day by agency x <br /> year as a full-time officer equivalent 365 days per year = 3,650 hours/l,824 = <br /> when calculating redeployment, even if 2.0 FTE <br /> your agency uses a different standard. <br /> Redeployment would be demonstrated <br /> The following is an example of how to in this case if: <br /> demonstrate time savings. Your agency <br /> must provide similar narrative and . line 8 of HessviIle's Cost-Effectiveness <br /> numerical information in its MORE '96 Worksheet (CEW) for the four laptop <br /> application. 21 <br />
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