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Exhibit G Colorado Automobile Theft Prevention Authority Grant Program Quarterly Report Date: April 5, 2010 Grant Applicant: City of Commerce City Grant Number: CATPA-BC18 Prepared By: Leigh Ann

1 Exhibit G Colorado Automobile Theft Prevention Authority Grant Program Quarterly Report Date: April 5, 2010 Grant Applicant: City of Commerce City Grant Number: CATPA-BC18 Prepared By: Leigh Ann Noell Phone Number: o Quarter 3 - July, Aug., Sept. - Due end of Oct. o Quarter 4 - Oct., Nov., Dec. - Due end of Jan. X Quarter 1 - Jan., Feb., March - Due end of April o Quarter 2 - April, May, June Due end of July Section I. Quarterly Data Elements "'Please fill out blanks that apply to your grant. Number of meetings with partners Commerce City, Thornton, Adams County o Number of meetings with 0 prosecutions offices as a partner or to file a case Number of operations where all 0 partners participated Total number of auto thefts in 0 jurisdictional areas of the task Number of arrests per task 0 Number of "chop shops" or 0 commercial enterprises identified by the task Number of felonies vs. 0. list the Agency/Partner & Number Per ~encly/pai'tner Page 10f

misdemeanors per task Number of vehicle theft recoveries 0 per task Number of major operations (3 or 0 more) vehicle theft recoveries per task Number of thefts filed for 0 prosecution per agency/per

2 misdemeanors per task Number of vehicle theft recoveries 0 per task Number of major operations (3 or 0 more) vehicle theft recoveries per task Number of thefts filed for 0 prosecution per agency/per task Number of closed cases by arrest 0 Number of closed cases 0 administratively - "no arrests" Value of vehicle theft recoveries 0 (NADA value of each vehicle) Amount of restitutions ordered 0 this quarter Number of thefts associated with 0 other crimes Number of cases presented to the 0 District Attorney for filing per task Number of cases accepted for 0 filing per task Number of suspects identified per 0 task How many cases were referred to 0 the statewide county grand jury or COCA (Colorado Organized Crime Act) 'I.. IJd the Apnay/ Partner & Number Per A~vl Number en / Rartner Date(s) '(alue or AmQl,fr)t Number of events participated in 0 or hosted Number of public service 0 announcements Number of news releases 14 How many public events included 0 "Watch Your Car" How many cars were registered in 0 "Watch Your Car" through your events How much was spent on public 0 ca mpaigns, watch your car, etc. Page 2 of

BaltCiJrs Ust the Agency/Partner & Number Per Activity Number AlenCiY/Pal'tner Date(s) Number of bait car operations Number of hours bait cars were in use Number of successful bait car operations

3 BaltCiJrs Ust the Agency/Partner & Number Per Activity Number AlenCiY/Pal'tner Date(s) Number of bait car operations Number of hours bait cars were in use Number of successful bait car operations Number of personnel involved in bait car operations Automated Ucense PI~Readers (ALPRI ~, Number of vehicles read by ALPR by all agency partners/by task only Number of stolen vehicles Identified by ALPR for all agency partners/by task only Number of other crimes identified by ALPR by agency/by task only Number of st aff trained to use ALPR's by agency and task s Number of vehicles recovered using ALPR by agency partners/by task Value of vehicles recovered using ALPR by agency partners/by task Number of hours the ALPR was used by agency partners/by task Ustthe Alency~Palltn.r Num"'r Per Agel:lCY/Parme, Va'lue or ~OUl\t ~mercas, GPS,or Other.Equlpment Llstthe ~ency/partner a NumberPtr Activity Number Alency/Partner Date(s) Value or Am~ount Number of days the equipment Page 3 of

4 Was overtime funded In the grant or were operation funds used for bait car operations?., '",' Automated Uce",se Plate Readers (ALPRs) What type of other crimes were identified throl,lgh the use of the AlPR and what other arrests were made by the use of AlPR's? N/ A What Information was shared between partners that was gathered using ALPR'~? If a vehicle was identified uslftg an ALPR as s.tolen, was it recovered? Why or why not? (a.meras, GPS, and Qther'EqulRI1Q!i'tt -,..;, "- Provide the date and operatton where the equipment was used: - ~ :t~,. '::~~~r ~-'(. t What type of equipment was used and how are you I.Islng this equipment? Trainin, What training was I;onducted? Ust the staff who were provlded training; Page 60f

5 Dld you conduct evaluatl9ns al the end of the training to determine the effectiveness of the training? What would you change for the next training? What other training was attended to increase education and skills to assist stam What advanced training was attended? Was there. any attempt to train with judiciary presentations? other.nfomtatjon.. ~ Based on your application "Project Plan" what goals have been met to date? ~i,7~:h~;~.~ IdJ:r' r ~ i :.. '~~ - Presentations were provided by PIPS and ELSAG - all three jurisdictions were present. - The staff from the three jurisdictions decided to purchase the PIPS system. - Commerce Oty has signed the contract to purchase the PIPS equipment. The equipment is scheduled for delivery by April 16, The 12 Analyst Notebook was ordered and has been received. Larry WoOS, Commander Commerce City Police Department Name and Title of Project Director Signature of Project Director 04/08/10 Date Primary Contact Information: Leigh Ann Noell Phone: Inoell@c3gov.com " Grantee does NOT have to reveal information that will compromise an investigation. "" Page 7 of

Spring 2012 Auto Theft Prevention Program Application DUE: 2 P.M., February 1 ~ ' CATPA, 710 Kipling Street, Suite 404, Lakewood, CO 80215

Exhibit A Colorado Automobile Theft Prevention Authority (CATPA) Grant Program Administered by the Colorado Department of Public Safety Spring 2012 Auto Theft Prevention Program Application DUE: 2 P.M.,