Police and public safety items in City of Durham
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| Subject | Items |
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| Police and public safety | 71 |
| Contracts and procurement | 15 |
| Grants and outside funding | 10 |
| Appointments and personnel | 4 |
| Arts and public art | 4 |
| Health and human services | 4 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 3 |
| Public facilities | 3 |
| Roads and transportation | 3 |
| Budget and appropriations | 2 |
| Civil rights and nondiscrimination | 2 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
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Formally receives the second-quarter crime report presented at the 24 September work session.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The police department presents crime figures for the second quarter of 2026.Presentation Police and public safety
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A $535,118.40 contract with Dana Safety Supply of Greensboro to up-fit 32 patrol vehicles.
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A $1,623,895.04 contract with Clinton Automotive of Clinton for 32 patrol vehicles.
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A five-year service agreement for the emergency communications department's dispatch software, capped at $369,600.
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Fitting out 32 patrol vehicles through the state sheriffs' contract, $535,118.
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Buying the 32 patrol vehicles themselves, $1,623,895, off the state term contract.
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A resolution endorsing and supporting the recommendations of the Durham Violence Reduction Working Group. The group presented to the council at its 20 August 2026 work session.Resolution Police and public safety
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The city funds pedestrian signal upgrades at 13 intersections, for about $700,000 with contingency.
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Adopts the county-wide emergency operations plan that covers Durham's participation in regional hazard mitigation.
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Contract with Dana Safety Supply to up-fit 40 patrol vehicles for $610,317.20.Contract or award Police and public safety
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Purchase of 40 patrol vehicles from Clinton Automotive for $1,985,902.Contract or award Police and public safety
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Receipt of the police department's quarterly crime report for the third quarter of 2025.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Consent acceptance of a $117,649 Department of Justice community policing development micro-grant.
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A $62,745 amendment to the CentralSquare software agreement covering dispatch and records management systems, bringing the total to $989,818.Contract or award Police and public safety
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The council receives the police department's crime report for the second quarter of 2025, following a presentation already made at an August work session.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Council was to authorize purchase of a hazmat truck from Sutphen Corporation for up to $1,343,865.47.Contract or award Police and public safety
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The consent agenda included authorizing a FY26 agreement, not to exceed $301,189, with the District Attorney's office and the NC Administrative Office of the Courts to fund two assistant district attorneys and a legal assistant addressing domestic violence and gang violence cases.Contract or award Police and public safety
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14, 15, 18, 19 Other Service Contracts (Learning Management, Background Screening, Athletic Booking, Promotional Testing)The consent agenda included a $80,238.82 amendment to the Cornerstone OnDemand learning management contract, a three-year pre-employment background screening contract with TruView BSI up to $315,000, an athletic booking agent contract with Fun2Ref up to $183,240, and a $131,400 contract with National Testing Network f…
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The city's whole budget in one item. It adopts the operating budget, raises every pay plan — open range, step, fire and police — by 1.45 percent, lifts part-time starting rates by the same and widens the step spreads from 3 to 5 percent, and adopts six capital project ordinances covering general, water and wastewater,…
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The first-quarter crime report for 2025.
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A contract for pre-employment psychological testing of police recruits.
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A contract for post-hire psychological services for police officers.
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The fourth-quarter crime report for 2024.
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Amendments to the city's police and fire pension arrangements.Other Police and public safety
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The Holistic Empathetic Assistance Response Team programme, which sends unarmed crisis responders instead of police to calls that do not need them.
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Confirmation of four city manager appointments and one reappointment to the Civilian Police Review Board, all with terms ending June 30, 2028.
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Up to $286,342 to fund two assistant district attorneys and a legal assistant in the Durham district attorney's office working domestic violence and gang cases.
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The third quarter crime report, presented at the November 21 work session and formally received.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Acceptance of a $175,000 community policing development micro-grant and the ordinance appropriating it.
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The council would accept a $770,999 federal grant for a justice and mental health collaboration program and adopt the ordinance appropriating it.
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Adopts the joint 2024 city-county Emergency Operations Plan, which does not amend or override city ordinances.Resolution Police and public safety
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Authorizes a $799,204.38 contract with Motorola Solutions to upgrade the TDMA system behind the city's public safety portable and mobile radios.
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Accepts a Marshals Service grant amendment raising the 2024 Fugitive Apprehension Task Force award from $18,638 to $38,638.
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Adopts a grant ordinance recognizing a federal asset forfeiture award increase from $617,887 to $621,059.84.
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Authorizes a $258,723.10 subscription contract with Foray, LLC for the police department's digital evidence management system.
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The council will authorize a $228,450 amendment to the Axon Enterprise contract to expand digital evidence storage for the Durham Police Department, raising the total to $3,858,287.48.Contract or award Police and public safety
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It authorized an interlocal agreement with the Durham Housing Authority to jointly procure and install security equipment.
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It received the 2024 second quarter crime report; the presentation itself was given at the August 22 city council work session.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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It authorized a subscription services agreement with LeadsOnline LLC for PowerPlus software, not to exceed $117,989.
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The council would receive the 2024 First Quarter Crime Report; the presentation itself was already given at the May 23 work session.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The council would repeal its earlier resolution supporting Vision Zero Durham (Resolution #10049) and adopt a new Resolution Committing to Vision Zero.
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A proclamation for gun violence awareness.Proclamation or recognition Police and public safety
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The council would adopt a project ordinance and authorize participation in a state Hazard Mitigation Grant Program project worth up to $79,780.
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The council would receive the Durham Fire Department Response Times Performance Audit for October 2022, already approved by the Audit Services Oversight Committee on October 24.
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The council would receive a presentation on the 2022 third-quarter crime report.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The council would authorize a one-year contract with Foray Technologies, LLC, not to exceed $100,487, to enhance the police department's digital evidence management system.Contract or award Police and public safety
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The council would authorize a ten-year amendment to the license agreement with American Towers, LLC for the city's emergency communications equipment at Parkwood Tower.
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A budget ordinance would carry fund balance and encumbrances forward into fiscal 2023 and amend several grant ordinances, including a parks inclusion grant, a watershed protection grant, a Justice Department public-safety grant, two federal transit grants for battery electric buses, and a bulletproof vest partnership…
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Would receive the 911 staffing performance audit approved by the Audit Services Oversight Committee in June.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The council would receive the 2022 first quarter crime report, following a presentation already given at the May 19, 2022 work session.Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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Staff or committee report Police and public safety
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The council would authorize an interlocal agreement with Durham County worth up to $170,745 to continue the Gang Reduction Strategy.
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The council would appoint Wahiba Kartaoui and Akeeya Umstead to the Mayor's Council for Women through June 30, 2022, and Jill E. Sergison to its public safety seat through June 30, 2025.
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An $848,337 grant would fund the 2021 Connect and Protect: Law Enforcement Behavioral Health Responses Program.
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The Community Safety Department would present the status of its planning for alternative crisis response pilots.
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The council would accept a 2021 Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Program grant and adopt a $250,000 project ordinance for it.
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The council would authorize market adjustments to the police and fire salary structures, effective the day of the meeting, after a presentation at the January 6, 2022 work session.
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A resolution would designate the National Incident Management System as Durham's standard for managing emergencies.Resolution Police and public safety
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The city would enter an inter-local agreement with Durham County, receive $98,124 in Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds, and adopt a project ordinance appropriating that amount.
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A $1,213,186 contract with Horace G. Ilderton, LLC would buy 29 marked police sedans through a group purchase.Contract or award Police and public safety
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A five-year renewal with Axon Enterprise, capped at $3,830,831, would keep the police department's body-worn and in-car cameras running.
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A $155,250 contract with Morris & McDaniel would run testing and assessment services for police promotions.
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The council considers confirming Jennifer M. Williams and S. Elizabeth Leithbach as City Manager appointees to the Civilian Police Review Board, with terms ending June 30, 2022 and June 30, 2023.
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The council considers a $571,379 contract with Brady Integrated Security for access-control and security equipment at the Department of Water Management Facility Complex, with a $57,121 contingency.
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