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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL <br />1 <br />Responses to City Council Agenda Items – March 18, 2025 <br />Regular Meeting <br />Agenda Item #3: Receive a report on community engagement for the Fiscal Years <br />2025-27 budget development process <br />1.What are the number of calls for service for SROs? <br />A.The work that is done is not necessarily “calls for service”. With the <br />implementation of RIMS on 12/18/24, the Police Department is now able to <br />track more accurately how SROs are spending their time on duty. So far in <br />2025, the SROs have handled a combined 62 incidents, 4 cases, and made 1 <br />arrest. SROs spend just over 20% of their shift assigned to incidents. <br />2.What are the number of calls for service that dayshift officers have in each area <br />on patrol? <br />A.See the chart below: <br />3.What is the downtime for patrol, if any? <br />A.The Police Department's data show that in 2024, officers were in available <br />status 56% of the time, based on how officers note their change in status. <br />4.How many calls does the Vineyard Avenue station respond to as primary and as <br />backup? How many calls does the Vineyard Avenue station respond to in <br />Pleasanton vs Livermore? What are the call numbers for all stations? <br />A.See the chart below for the 2024 Emergency Response by Pleasanton Fire <br />Station