WS - C - Law Enforcement Contract - Johnson County - Updated Draft

COUNTY-CITY LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT PARTIES This Agreement is made and entered into by and between the COUNTY OF JOHNSON County of Johnson, Iowa (County) and the CITY OF TIFFINCity of Tiffin, Iowa (City), in accordance with Iowa Code Chapter 28E (2023). PURPOSE It is the purpose of this Agreement to establish the terms and conditions for the Johnson County Sheriff to provide law enforcement services to the City. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Pursuant to the provisions in Iowa Code Chapter 28E, it is hereby agreed by the parties as follows: 1. The parties agree that the Johnson County Sheriff shall provide the following services within the corporate limits of the City: a. Routine patrol, including door checks of commercial establishments; b. Respond to non-emergency calls for service and 9-1-1 calls made to the Joint Emergency Communications Center; c. Enforcement of criminal-related State laws and Local ordinances; d. Investigation and follow up of crimes warranting additional investigation in the opinion of the Sheriff’s Office; e. Animal Control services as described below: • The City of Tiffin will provide or make arrangements to provide space for temporary custody of cats and dogs within the city limits. A deputy may transport an animal to the designated location within the City. Transportation of animals to a location outside of the City will be handled by City staff or through a third party. f. Specialized traffic and vehicle enforcement operations; f. Periodic human trafficking investigation and enforcement projects; g. Community policing activities; h. Attendance at all City Council meetings; i. Coordination or referrals to appropriate mental health and/or crisis related services; and j. Other general law enforcement duties as required. 2. The parties agree that the Johnson County Sheriff may provide the services identified in Section 1 through any of the following means, including but not limited to: a. Patrol Division 1) Traffic and accident investigations; 2) Accident reconstruction using specialized training and equipment; 3) Sheriff’s Office canines with multipurpose training covering search, tracking, and drug