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Ordinance No. 2304 <br />Page 3 <br />EXHIBIT A <br />Additional Military Equipment Requested: <br />Equipment Name: DJI Matrice 4T and DJI Avata 2 Drones - Unmanned Aerial Systems {UAS), Unmanned <br />Aerial Vehicles UAV <br />Quantity Owned: 3 DJI Matrice 4T and 1 DA Avata 2 Requested Lifespan: 5-7 years <br />Equipment Capabilities: The drones will be managed through DroneSense, a U -S_ -based fleet <br />management platform. DroneSense provides a public -facing transparency portal and securely records <br />flight data for record and evidence management- <br />Manufactured <br />ann ement_Manufactured Product Description: The DJ[ Matrice 4T is a specialized, compact enterprise drone <br />tailored for law enforcement, public safety, and search and rescue, featuring a four -sensor payload <br />(thermal, 7x tele, medium tele, wide) for rapid deployment and intelligent 1,800m laser rangefinder <br />tracking. It boasts 49 -minute flight times, Al object detection, and high-res night vision, ideal for <br />surveillance and situational awareness. <br />The DJI Avata 2 is a compact, durable FPV drone designed for law enforcement, specializing in indoor <br />building clearance, high-risk reconnaissance, and confined search -and -rescue operations_ Its built-in <br />oro eller guards, 4K/60fps video, and 23 -minute fit httime allow for safe close -quarters navigation- <br />Purpose/Authorized <br />avi ation_Purpose/Authorized Uses: These remotely operated, non-weaponized drones would provide real-time <br />aerial video to officers and command staff to enhance situational awareness and reduce risk to <br />personnel during elevated -risk incidents, searches for missing or at -risk persons, disaster response, large <br />outdoor incidents, and crime or collision scene documentation_ If approved, the drones would be <br />operated only by trained personnel in compliance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations, <br />applicable state law, and departmental policy, and under the direction of supervisor or incident <br />commander_ The Chief of Police may authorize use at community events, city -sponsored events,, or to <br />assist other City Departments such as the Fire Department, EOC, Streets, and Building department_ <br />Fiscal Imparts: Approximately $50,000 Initial cost, PD will pay for this through internal funding sources <br />Annual Maintenance: Approximately 15 000 <br />Personnel Cost: Approximately $20,000 initial training cost for 1 supervisor, 6 operators through the PD <br />training budget- <br />Legal/Procedural Rules Governing Use: The drones would be operated only by trained personnel in <br />compliance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations, applicable state law, and departmental <br />policy, and under the direction of a supervisor or incident commander <br />Training Required: Drone operators must complete at a minimum: FAA 107 Ground School, UAS Basic <br />Pilots Course, and UAS Night Operations which are courses supported by California POST standards - <br />On -going monthly training costs are anticipated to be absorbed in staff time similar to other specialized <br />units within the department_ <br />DJI Matrice 4T <br />DJI Avata 2 <br />