WS - C - Law Enforcement Assessment - Final Exhibits

LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT PARTIES This Agreement is made and entered into by and between the COUNTY OF POLK (County) and the CITY OF BONDURANT (City). PURPOSE It is the purpose of this Agreement to establish the terms and conditions for the Polk 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 Polk County Sheriff shall provide the following services within the corporate limits of the City: a. Routine patrol, including door checks of commercial establishments; b. Enforcement of criminal-related State laws and Local ordinances; c. Investigation and follow up of crimes warranting additional investigation in the opinion of the Sheriff’s Office; d. Animal Control services as defined in Section 2.j.; e. Specialized traffic and vehicle enforcement operations; f. Community policing activities; g. Attendance at City Council meetings. 2. The parties agree that the Polk County Sheriff may provide the services identified in Section 1. through any of the following means: a. Patrol Division 1) Traffic and accident investigations; 2) Accident reconstruction using specialized training and equipment; 3) Victim Resource Deputies trained in working with victims and their families; 4) Sheriff’s Office Canines’ with multipurpose training covering search, tracking, and drug recognition; b. Criminal Investigations, which may include: 1) Property and personal crime investigators; 2) Deputies assigned to FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, FBI Safe Streets Task Force, U.S. Marshal’s Service Fugitive Task Force, or similar special assignment; 3) Deputies trained to work with sexual assault victims and child protective services. c. Mid Iowa Narcotics Enforcement Task Force, which may include: 1) Specialized drug investigations; 2) Investigations with partner Federal, State, County, and Local law enforcement agencies. d. Metro Special Tactics and Response Team, which may include: 1) Metropolitan Advisory Council Enhanced Homeland Security service fees; 2) Entry Team; 3) Sniper/Rifle Team; 4) Hostage Negotiations. e. Cooperation with Central Iowa Traffic Enforcement Task Force actions. f. Cooperation with Governor’s Traffic Safety Task Force actions. g. Use of automated speed enforcement technologies.