Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a new agreement between the Long Beach Police Department and the Long Beach Unified School District to staff School Resource Officers for an amount not to exceed $745,488, with an estimated net cost to the City’s General Fund of $186,372.  (Citywide)
Motion carries. Thank you. Item number 19 please. Report from police recommendation to execute a new agreement between the Long Beach Police Department and the Long Beach Unified School District to staff school resource officers for an amount not to exceed 745,000 citywide. Thank you. And I made the motion here. Councilman, your English. You'd like to speak to your second Councilwoman Gonzalez. Well, actually, there's a staff report. I just had a. Question actually just on if there's not. That's okay. Okay. Let's go ahead and hear the staff report. Okay. Commander Louis Police Department. This agenda item basically executed a new agreement between the police department, Columbia Unified School District, to staff school resource officers for the upcoming school year. The agreement will not exceed $745,480, with an estimated cost to the city's general fund of $186,372. Long Beach Unified School District share of the agreement is 75%, which basically encompasses $559,116. The 186 372 portion is the other 25% that the city of Long Beach Police Department. Thank you. Is there any public comment on this item? Seeing the. Vice mayor. Sorry, I just had a question. Sure. So, Commander, what are the four schools that will be selected? Because it mentioned four police off. I'm sorry. The four police officers will be assigned to the high school campuses. Which high school campus are campuses? Will the. Police officers be located at. Jordan Poly Millikan and Gabriel High Schools. Okay, perfect. Thank you. And this. This is a continuation of existing resource officers, correct? Yes. Okay. Please cast your vote.