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Excellence Annual Report 2021 ‘Town of Westlake’ Keller Police Department March 28, 2022Chief Bradley G. Fortune• Creativity •Service • Integrity •
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Performance Measures Fire Station) -Citizen Meeting: (November •Crime Prevention Unit (Hide, Lock, Take)•Larceny/thefts from unsecured vehicles and construction sites •over 72%) –property
crimes (2020 -89% •3.72–6.99% decrease from 2020 •per 1,000 in daytime population (48 Part 1 Crimes) 3.46•Arson Murder, Rape, Robbery, Aggravated Assault, Burglary, Larceny/Theft, Auto
Theft, •FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR):•Westlake –Crime Rate
Performance Measures US 377 and SH 170 3.Trophy Club and SH 114 2.Trophy Lake and SH 114 1.Top Three Locations for Crashes (Same as 2020)•Unsafe Lane Change3.Texting while driving, fatigued
or asleep2.Stop Sign or Disregard Stop and Go Sign -Failed to Yield Right of Way 1.Top Three Factors for Intersection Crashes •(0)to 2021 (1) Fatality crashes: 2020 •(2021 a 22.32%
decrease from 2019)(327) : 2019 Covid-Pre•(254)to 2021 (219) 15.98% increase in overall crashes from 2020 •(2021 a 5.32% decrease from 2019)(94) : 2019 Covid-Pre•(89)to 2021 (81) 9.88%
increase in reportable crashes from 2020 •Enforcement, Education, Partnership Westlake-Traffic Safety
Performance Measures of daytime population (13,500) received a citation32.8%•of stops received a citation62.80%•2021 Westlake: Stops 7049 (5.47% decrease) Citations 4427 (14.93% decrease)•2020
Westlake: Stops 7457 Citations 5204•Westlake•of daytime population (44,320) received a citation10.8%•of stops received a citation 30.44%•2021 Keller: Stops 15743 (31.64% increase)
Citations 4792 (13.99% decrease)•2020 Keller: Stops 11959 Citations 5572•Keller•Westlake-Traffic Safety
Performance MeasuresWestlake-Traffic Safety
Performance MeasuresWestlake-Traffic Safety
North Central Texas Council Of February.pdf.aspx-Mobility-10_Changing-26af94ad1937/Item-a526-4b4a-6a7b-https://www.nctcog.org/getmedia/b36f99abDuring COVID Recovery (February 2022Changing
Mobility: Data, Insights, and Delivering Innovative Projects Government (NCTCOG)
Percent Change in Average Weekday Freeway Volumes
Performance Measures timecitizen’sofRespect•2022 Goal moved to < 12 min•18:11min)15<(Goal:CallsPriorityAlltoTimeResponsePatrol•Time)(Drive16:3min)4<(Goal:Call1PrioritytoTimeResponsePatrol•seconds48:s
econds)90<(GoalEMS)FD,(PD,serviceappropriateDispatchto911Answer:NETCOM•%99)%90(Goalseconds10<in911Answer:NETCOM•Westlake Service Community-Keller Timely Service
Performance Measures average, above average, or excellent. residents rated the police department as 100% of Westlake 99% of Keller residents and •having met or exceeded expectations.competency
as well as the officers/employees’ attitudes and behavior of the KPD as respondents rated the overall 100% of the Westlake 98% of the Keller respondents & •to decrease the offense of
Theft from Vehicles.significant effort toward Crime Prevention and Education and specific education on how Both Keller and Westlake residents would like the Keller Police Department
to direct •Speeding and Traffic Violations are the #1 concern in both Keller and Westlake. •night in their neighborhood or workplace. feel safe to walk alone at respondents100% of
Westlake 97% of Keller respondents and •Jan 22)–Citizen Survey (Dec 21 –End of Year •Quality Service
Performance Measures Charles Schwab •Deloitte University •Fidelity Investments •Toured Facilities w/Command Staff •Substation: Complete reports, return calls, breaks•Participated in
Emergency Preparedness TTX•Student Forum•Westlake Academy •Marriott Solana –Rotary Metroport•Neighborhood/New Resident Meetings •Fidelity Investments•Mike Mowery: Servant Leadership•Supervisor
Retreat: October 15, 2021 Quality Service
Performance Measures$95.35City of Keller per call for Service: •$65.12 Town of Westlake per call for service: •Total number of Westlake calls for service 15,258•Price of the police
services agreement: $993,553•Cost Efficiency: Quality Service
Staffing Total92.75Sworn Personnel-Subtotal Non41Regional Animal Control 4Regional Detention Facility 9Records Technicians3NETCOM Regional Dispatch Center22Administration3Subtotal Sworn
Personnel51.75.75) -SRO LtFTPatrol Officer (36.75Police Corporal4Police Sergeant6Police Lieutenant2Police Captain21Title/RankAuthorized
Demographics Total47,3991004281101952100Other452410121224Any Race47099240036Hispanic-Black Non9152481259Hispanic-White Non37,2517935678154281#%#%#%#%Service PopulationMale Sworn OfficersOfficersFemal
e Sworn Sworn Officers Total–
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Accreditation & Recognition 23, 2022-Site: March 21-On•Danny Messimer, CALEA (Ret. Major; Marietta (GA) PD)–Compliance Service Member •458 CALEA standardsReviewed and confirmed compliance
with approximately ¼ of •Based File Reviews for Law Enforcement and Communications-Web–17, 2021 -July 9•CALEA (The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies) Law Enforcement
Accreditation ProgramRenamed: •Recognized May 16, 2021-Re•Asst. Chief Johnathan Gage, Kilgore (TX) PD–Team Member •Chief Michael Sullivan, Farmersville (TX) PD–Team Leader •170 TPCA
standardsReviewed and confirmed compliance with •Onsite –6, 2021 -May 4•TPCA (Texas Police Chief’s Association)•
Regional Partnerships Northlake, Bartonville, Southlake, & Watauga Continuing as a member of the Crash Reconstruction Team with Roanoke, Argyle, •Colleyville, Roanoke, & Trophy ClubContinuing
as a member of North Tarrant Regional (NTR) SWAT Team with Southlake, •adoption Continue partnership with Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) for animal care and •for Keller/Westlake,
Roanoke, Southlake and ColleyvilleContinue providing combined jail services, animal control and animal shelter services •Colleyville for police, fire and EMS, including Westlake FD/EMS
Continue providing public safety dispatching services to Keller/Westlake, Southlake, •Continue providing full police services to the Town of Westlake•
Racial Profiling Report ensures that the practice of racial profiling is not tolerated.to ensure validity and reliability, collects and commissions the analysis of tier 2 data, and public
on how to file a compliment or complaint, commissions quarterly data audits in order incorporated a comprehensive racial profiling policy, currently offers information to the requirements.
Further, the report demonstrates that the police department has Police Department has complied with the Texas Racial Profiling Law and all of its The comprehensive analysis of the data
included in this report demonstrates that the Keller All of these requirements have been met by the Keller Police Department analysis.: (2017) Keller PD collected additional data and
provided a more detailed Sandra Bland Act•concern regarding racial profiling practices. related contact data for the purpose of identifying and addressing (if necessary) areas of -:
(2001)(2009) Keller PD collected and reported motor vehicleTexas Racial Profiling Law•Del Carmen Consulting
Questions?bfortune@cityofkeller.com4502-743-817Keller Police DepartmentChief Bradley G. Fortune