File #: 22-470    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Informational Report Status: Passed
File created: 4/12/2022 In control: County Administrative Office
On agenda: 4/26/2022 Final action: 4/26/2022
Title: Fiscal Year 2021-22 Measure Z Year-End Projections, and Fiscal Year 2022-23 Measure Z Citizens' Advisory Committee Recommendations
Sponsors: Amy Nilsen
Attachments: 1. Staff Report, 2. 1.1 Measure Z Transmittal From Chair Ziemer.pdf, 3. 1.2 Measure Z Application Tracker and Vote Counts.pdf, 4. 1.3 Projects Recommended for Funding.pdf, 5. 1.4 Projects Awaiting Funding.pdf, 6. 2.1 City of Fortuna Police - Detective Bureau Vehicle .PDF, 7. 2.2 City of Fortuna Police - K-9 Funding.PDF, 8. 2.3 City of Fortuna Police - Drug Task Force.PDF, 9. 2.4 City of Fortuna Police - School Resource Officer.PDF, 10. 2.5 District Attorneys Office and Adult Protective Services - Training and Travel.PDF, 11. 2.6 Southern Trinity Area Rescue - STAR Ambulance.pdf, 12. 2.7 Department of Health & Human Service-MIST and Sheriff’s Office, 13. 2.8 County Administrative Office - Indigent Defense Coordinator, MZ Administration.PDF, 14. 2.9 Eureka Police Dept. - UPLIFT-CSET.PDF, 15. 2.10 Kimaw Medical Center.PDF, 16. 2.11 Sheriff-Major Crimes Division - 3D Scanner.pdf, 17. 2.12 Sheriff - DNA Processing.pdf, 18. 2.13 Sheriff, Public Works and Information Technology - Radio Infrastructure .pdf, 19. 2.14 Sheriff - Dispatch .pdf, 20. 2.15 Sheriff - Body Worn Cameras (Withdrawn).pdf, 21. 2.16 HCSO - Training Coordinator.pdf, 22. 2.17 Yurok Tribe - Investigator.PDF, 23. 2.18 Planning and Building - Code Enforcement.pdf, 24. 2.19 Rio Dell Police - Clerk.pdf, 25. 2.20 People of New Directons - Safety Gear.PDF, 26. 2.21 Arcata Police - School Resource Officer and Juvenile Diversion Counselor.PDF, 27. 2.22 Eureka City Schools - School Resource Officer.pdf, 28. 2.23 Fire Chiefs Association.pdf, 29. 2.24 District Attorney - Crime Analysts and IT Technician.pdf, 30. 2.25 College of the Redwoods Foundation on behalf of Humboldt Community Organizations Active in Disasters - Training.pdf, 31. 2.26 Public Works- Tree Removal .pdf, 32. 2.27 Public Works- Roadway Repairs.pdf, 33. 2.28 Public Works- Waste Removal.pdf, 34. 2.29 Redwood Parks Conservancy - Seasonal Lifeguard.PDF, 35. 3.1 - Support for Application 6. STAR.PDF, 36. 3.2 - Support for Application 8. CAO - Indigent Defense - Courts.pdf, 37. 3.3 - Support for Application 8. CAO - Indigent Defense - District Attorney.pdf, 38. 3.4 - Support for Application 8. CAO - Indigent Defense - Public Defender.pdf, 39. 3.5 - Support for Application 9. EPD - UPLIFT- CSET.PDF, 40. 3.6 - Support for Application 18. Planning and Building - Code Enforement.pdf, 41. 3.7 - Support for Application 20. People of New Directions - Gear.PDF, 42. 3.8 - Support for Application 29. Redwood Parks Conservancey - Lifeguards - Humboldt Bay Fire.pdf, 43. 3.9 - Support for Application 29. Redwood Parks Conservancy - Lifeguards - Coast Guard.pdf, 44. 3.10 - Support for Application 29. Redwood Parks Conservancy - Lifeguards - Fieldbrook Elementary.pdf, 45. 3.11 - Support for Application 29. Redwood Parks Conservancy - Lifeguards - McK Middle School.pdf
Previous Action/Referral: 22-1178, 22-832

To: Board of Supervisors

From: County Administrative Office

Agenda Section: Departmental

SUBJECT:
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Fiscal Year 2021-22 Measure Z Year-End Projections, and Fiscal Year 2022-23 Measure Z Citizens' Advisory Committee Recommendations
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RECOMMENDATION(S):
Recommendation
That the Board of Supervisors:
1. Review and provide direction on the priority list from the Measure Z Citizens' Advisory Committee contained in Attachment 1 for Fiscal Year 2022-23.

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SOURCE OF FUNDING:
General Fund - Measure Z (1100-889)

DISCUSSION:
Fiscal Year 2022-23 Measure Z Allocations
The Citizens' Advisory Committee on Measure Z Expenditures is tasked with receiving public input and recommending projects, programs or activities to be funded by your Board. In total, 29 applications totaling $11,817,391 were received from various county departments and outside agencies seeking funding for FY 22-23. The committee held three meetings to receive public input, solicit additional information from the applicants, and to discuss the various proposals. Through the process applicants reduced their requests, and now the total amount of funding requested is $10,009,329.

As it has done in prior years, the committee reviewed and considered all of the qualifying applications by merit with a "yes" or "no" vote; then prioritized those with a majority "yes" vote, all 29 in total, into level one, two or three, with level one being of the highest priority. The committee then further refined the list by prioritizing applications with equal scores. Through this ranking process, the committee developed a prioritized list for your Board's consideration. The list begins with the highest priority applications, allowing for the Board to make additional allocations from the list should additional funding become available at first quarter and mid-year. The committee's letter to your Board, a prioritized list of applications, and lists of applications that would receive funding are included...

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