hotspots  1 arrest  1 accident  1 patrol check 3/28 =  2 traffic stops  3 foot patrols 4/2 =  11 traffic stops  7 traffic citations  3 repair orders  1 warning ACSO has 28.5 hours remaining for party patrols. MSP has ~33 hours remaining for party patrols. Updates on Surveillance: house surveillance on 3/28 and 4/2. Committee: Jeff Graham, Jesse Ketterman, Lt. Martz , Lt. Donahue, Lt. Ralston Social Media monitor: Lt. Cutter loves Yik Yak :) resulting intel includes marijuana odor at Edgewood and keg party on American Ave. budget spent amt. left 3. Saturation patrols (All MSPF) $ 58,261.55 $ 58,500.00 $ 238.45 Details Cost Who is responsible? Updates Purchase body cameras, schedule patrols of the student neighborhood on Thu, Fri, & Sat. nights from 8pm-4am, perform Knock and Talks. Meet criteria of a party house: 1. 121 Center 2. 167 3. 102 Wood 4. 185 Park Avenue 5. 148 Wood Street 6. 139 Bowery 7. 22 Paul Street FPD= $30/hour FSUPD = $30/hour 650 total hours $10,000.00 for body cameras Lt. Chief Douty-FPD Stats: FSU Police-- 3/26-3/27 = 28 hours 2 traffic stops 2 alcohol violations 1 public urination 1 open container 1 noise complaint 1 trespass FPD saturation patrols begin April 16th and continue every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday through the end of the FSU semester. March Knock and Talks: 29 Updates on Party Houses: New party house added: 5 violations 22 Paul Street.
Committee: Ashton Graham, Julie Miller budget spent amt. left 6. AlcoholEdu (MSPF & DFC) $ $ 17,200.00 $ 12,800.00 0 Details Cost Who is responsible? Updates MRHS (scheduled for April 20- 24) Mt. Savage Westmar FSU--utilize whatever is left of the budget toward the FSU total. *Renew contract with EverFi for spring health classes at MRHS Per student: Last year our was $3,500.00 for MRHS. I don't there's an additional cost to use it in the middle schools. April Baer-staff Spencer Deakin-Work group MRHS contract has been renewed-- $3,600.00. To implement the program at WMS and MSMS, it will cost $3k each for a 1 year contract. Identify which FSU student org's would be good to facilitate the program under the direction of Lyndsey. Committee: budget spent amt. left 7. The Real Deal $ $ $ - - - Details Cost Who is responsible? Updates MRHS (scheduled for April 20- $ 24) - Mt. Savage (May?) Westmar (May?--) * Schedule The Real Deal presentations at WMMS and MSMS. Add perception of peer and parental approval of use to The Real Deal. Add perception of getting caught, cited, and arrested to The Real Deal. Lyndsey Baker-staff Tim Nightengale- MRHS The Real Deal will be facilitated before AlcoholEdu on 20th Identify which FSU student orgs would be good to facilitate the program under the direction of Lyndsey. Committee: Kathleen Powell budget spent amt. left 8. Radio Ads (MSPF & DFC) $ 15,224.00 $ 15,223.40 $ .60 Details Cost Who is responsible? Updates
1. Disseminate Operation Free campaign at middle schools and libraries (Obtain BOE approval) 2. Door hangers for spring to disperse to student neighborhood to encourage responsible neighborly behavior 3. Partner with BURG to develop a social norming campaign for FSU 4. Reproduce an “I choose not to drink because…” campaign at MRHS 5. Disseminate PWH yard 6. Implement a Buzz Kill campaign on campus this spring (LUC table tents, posters) 7. Develop a high-risk drinking campaign for post spring break 8. a new for for shuffle (posters, coasters) Posters = $1 each Ashton Graham-staff Spencer Deakin-work group Middle Schools: Operation Free campaign has been disseminated at MSMS and WMS. 5 to each school plus the billboard below McDonald's. MRHS: Student photo campaigns are being printed. One poster of each student to MRHS, MSMS, and WMS. Will need volunteers to disseminate one poster to each Frostburg business for display along Main Street. Parent who Host yard signs will need disseminated around the community for prom/graduation season. FSU: Girl Code poster has been disseminated to FSU campus buildings. Still need to disseminate to Residence Life Office for residence halls and via digital signage. Committee: Liz Medcalf, April Baer, Julie Miller, Don Swogger, Spencer Deakin budget spent amt. left 11. TIPS Trainings (All MSPF) $ 8,100.00 $ 8,294.80 $ 197.80 Details Cost Who is responsible? Updates 1. Invite other businesses to partner with the CAA 2. Host retail summit (DFC) 3. Develop a consumer impact summary for patrons/managers of our CAA partners 4. Certificate of Compliance for establishments passing fall compliance checks $160.00 for 10 training manuals Lyndsey CAA Partners:  F   Wild Things  Zen Shi  Hi Way  American Legion  K of C  Outback Lounge   Dogwood Flat Gun Club  The Gladstone  Bar Monkey  Cindy's Tavern
Details Cost Who is responsible? Updates 1. Prepare contracts for CARD 301 training 2. Schedule classes $75/person Lyndsey Baker-staff Rescheduled: Friday, 4/10/2015 from 6pm-9-pm and Saturday, 4/11/2015 from 1pm-4pm. Both trainings will be held in CCIT, room 152. 0 participants for both trainings. Committee: Lois 14. Promotional materials budget spent amt. left (MSPF & DFC) $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 Details Cost Who is responsible? Ideas 1. Promo items for website- anything we can order as giveaways that has our website on them 2. Order more flash drives, stylus pens, MRHS blankets, MRHS stadium seats, t-shirts, etc. Stylus pens @ $.60 ea. Flash drives @ $7.99 ea. Blankets @ $40 ea. @ $35 ea. T-shirts @ $10 ea. Ashton Graham-staff Kathleen Broadwater- work group Promo materials have been ordered through The Caporale Group: Waterproof ID key rings--250 Magnetic chip clip--250 Togo coffee cup--150 Bluetooth speaker--50 Hand Sanitizer--250 Stylus pen--1000 Table cover--1 Buttons--250 Committee: Cameron Stroup, Don Swogger, Julie Miller, Joe Caporale 15. ID Checking Materials (All budget amt. left MSPF) $ 4,750.00 $ 4,625.00 $ 125.00 Details Cost Who is responsible? 1. Purchase ID Scanners for lease by establishments 2. Purchase ID Guides for 2015 $925/scanner $50/ID 2015 ID Guides are in and have been disseminated to Zen Shi, American Legion, and Trail Inn. ID Scanners are in. They will be used this weekend during the Bar Olympics. Committee: Lois Deasy budget spent amt. left 16. Press Releases $ $ $ - - - Cost Who is responsible? Ideas 1. Press release about alcohol education initiatives within the schools 2. Press release to newspaper announcing the increased patrols n/a April Baer-staff Racheal Myers-staff Liz Medcalf press release announcing the FCC website was sent out on March 16th. Unfortunately, it was not picked up by any news outlets. Upcoming press releases: