AKA Sam Johnson Park. Presented by Sgt. Hank Majetich . Redmond Police Department. “See something, say something.” . October 2015. 420. Three parks were reviewed for this study, for comparison. Sam johnson park, Quince park and American Legion park. All three parks are located.... ID: 497907
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“stoner Park ?”AKA Sam Johnson Park
Presented by Sgt. Hank Majetich Redmond Police Department“See something, say something.”
October 2015
420
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Three parks were reviewed for this study, for comparison. Sam johnson park, Quince park and American Legion park. All three parks are located in the City of redmond.
A brief description of the park and record of calls will accompany each slide
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SamJohnsonParkRedmond, OR
Sam Johnson park is accessed by only one road. The other entries to the park are by foot.
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Sam johnson park
Calls for service and Police contacts at Sam Johnson ParkJan 1st 2013 thru Dec 31st 2013
26.3%
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Quince ParkRedmond, OR
Multiple city roads leading to the park. Located in the NW section of town.
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Quince park
Calls for service and police contacts at Quince ParkJan 1st 2013 thruDec 31st 2013
29.5%
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AmericanLegion parkRedmond, OR
Multiple main city roads leading to and around the park. Located in the middle of the City. American Legion park is about a ½ mile from Sam Johnson Park
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Calls for service and police contacts at American Legion Park
Jan 1
st
2013 thru
Dec 31
st
2013
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Sam Johnson park had 59.8% of the activity for calls in the major parks in the City of Redmond
59.8%
88
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Similarities mentioned in the calls; juveniles between the ages of 13-20, criminal mischief, MIP’s (tobacco and alcohol) and drug use (mostly marijuana). Also commonly mentioned, the pavilion. located in the middle of the park, it was mentioned 52 times (25.8%) during calls for service. This is a gathering point for people in the park, especially groups of juveniles. *
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Break down of calls for service and police activity
(sam johnson park)
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Monthly and hourly activity(sam johnson park)
Months with the highest number of calls
Hour of the day with most calls
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During this study, data was gathered through Deschutes County 911 (Dispatch), Deschutes county Computer aided dispatch (managed by Hi-tech systems) Officers and administration of the Redmond police department, Deschutes county sheriffs department, the city of Redmond public works, Redmond area park and recreation district and the general public.
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An analysis of the data showed a juvenile problem during the early months of summer and fall, when school was about to get out for the summer or start for the year. Incidents occurred mostly between the hours of 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm. Most of the incidents also occurred at or near the pavilion located in the middle of the park.
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What are the residents around the park saying?
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Contributors to problems in the park; - the park is surrounded by a high concentration of low income, residential complexes. - The park is a shortcut for the surrounding residences to downtown - It is a central park surrounded by the canyon, skate park, bowlby field, etc. - juveniles “hang out” and commit crimes in the park - People see juveniles using drugs in the park
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the strategies we will employ
Signage, cameras, extra patrols, lighting (solar/green), encourage public to call. CPTED. Have the Redmond School District enforce it’s policy on kids in park during school hours. Establish a new City ordinance excluding kids from parks during school hours. Punch SW 15
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St all the way through, this will increase traffic, making the park better lit at night and more visible.
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Who’s going to help?
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What Our plan is intended to impact and who.
Reduction of calls and criminal activity. Monitoring and moving / removing juvenile activity out of the park, increasing the usability and usability of Sam Johnson Park.
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What Resources are going to be required?
Money, time, equipment, personnel and coordination with the previously listed organizations.
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Some of the Challenges we will face implementing the plan.
An acknowledgement of the problem, manpower, backing from the listed organizations, time and an acceptance that the plan will work when done in coordination with all groups involved.
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How will we know if this plan will work or will not work?
Quarterly review and analysis and a year end analysis of calls and activity at the end of the year. Survey of general public, associated agencies involved in process. Will people refer to the park as “Sam Johnson Park” again.
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Conclusion
Sam Johnson Park is in the process of being totally renovated. We want the park to be a safe and fun place for children and families to gather.
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“stoner Park ?”AKA Sam Johnson Park
Presented by Sgt. Hank Majetich Redmond Police Department“See something, say something.”
October 2015
420
Slide2Three parks were reviewed for this study, for comparison. Sam johnson park, Quince park and American Legion park. All three parks are located in the City of redmond.
A brief description of the park and record of calls will accompany each slide
Slide3SamJohnsonParkRedmond, OR
Sam Johnson park is accessed by only one road. The other entries to the park are by foot.
Slide4Sam johnson park
Calls for service and Police contacts at Sam Johnson ParkJan 1st 2013 thru Dec 31st 2013
26.3%
Slide5Quince ParkRedmond, OR
Multiple city roads leading to the park. Located in the NW section of town.
Slide6Quince park
Calls for service and police contacts at Quince ParkJan 1st 2013 thruDec 31st 2013
29.5%
Slide7AmericanLegion parkRedmond, OR
Multiple main city roads leading to and around the park. Located in the middle of the City. American Legion park is about a ½ mile from Sam Johnson Park
Slide8Calls for service and police contacts at American Legion Park
Jan 1
st
2013 thru
Dec 31
st
2013
Slide9Sam Johnson park had 59.8% of the activity for calls in the major parks in the City of Redmond
59.8%
88
47
Slide10Slide11Slide12Slide13Slide14Slide15Slide16Similarities mentioned in the calls; juveniles between the ages of 13-20, criminal mischief, MIP’s (tobacco and alcohol) and drug use (mostly marijuana). Also commonly mentioned, the pavilion. located in the middle of the park, it was mentioned 52 times (25.8%) during calls for service. This is a gathering point for people in the park, especially groups of juveniles. *
Slide17Break down of calls for service and police activity
(sam johnson park)
Slide18Monthly and hourly activity(sam johnson park)
Months with the highest number of calls
Hour of the day with most calls
Slide19During this study, data was gathered through Deschutes County 911 (Dispatch), Deschutes county Computer aided dispatch (managed by Hi-tech systems) Officers and administration of the Redmond police department, Deschutes county sheriffs department, the city of Redmond public works, Redmond area park and recreation district and the general public.
Slide20An analysis of the data showed a juvenile problem during the early months of summer and fall, when school was about to get out for the summer or start for the year. Incidents occurred mostly between the hours of 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm. Most of the incidents also occurred at or near the pavilion located in the middle of the park.
Slide21What are the residents around the park saying?
Slide22Contributors to problems in the park; - the park is surrounded by a high concentration of low income, residential complexes. - The park is a shortcut for the surrounding residences to downtown - It is a central park surrounded by the canyon, skate park, bowlby field, etc. - juveniles “hang out” and commit crimes in the park - People see juveniles using drugs in the park
Slide23the strategies we will employ
Signage, cameras, extra patrols, lighting (solar/green), encourage public to call. CPTED. Have the Redmond School District enforce it’s policy on kids in park during school hours. Establish a new City ordinance excluding kids from parks during school hours. Punch SW 15
th
St all the way through, this will increase traffic, making the park better lit at night and more visible.
Slide24Who’s going to help?
Slide25What Our plan is intended to impact and who.
Reduction of calls and criminal activity. Monitoring and moving / removing juvenile activity out of the park, increasing the usability and usability of Sam Johnson Park.
Slide26What Resources are going to be required?
Money, time, equipment, personnel and coordination with the previously listed organizations.
Slide27Some of the Challenges we will face implementing the plan.
An acknowledgement of the problem, manpower, backing from the listed organizations, time and an acceptance that the plan will work when done in coordination with all groups involved.
Slide28How will we know if this plan will work or will not work?
Quarterly review and analysis and a year end analysis of calls and activity at the end of the year. Survey of general public, associated agencies involved in process. Will people refer to the park as “Sam Johnson Park” again.
Slide29Conclusion
Sam Johnson Park is in the process of being totally renovated. We want the park to be a safe and fun place for children and families to gather.
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Slide33Sam Johnson park October 2015
“Hope” playground opens.
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