WHAT IS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CRIME PROBLEM IN YOUR

NEIGHBORHOOD?

RESTORE RUNDBERG COMMUNITY MEETING

¿CUÁL ES EL PROBLEMA DEL CRIMEN MÁS RELEVANTE EN SU VECINDAD?

RESTORE RUNDBERG COMMUNITY MEETING

ALANNA REED – MEETING FACILITATOR

AGENDA

6:00 PM – Registration

6:40 PM – Introductions• Chief Art Acevedo, Austin Police Department• Carl Smart, Austin Code Compliance Department • Marion Sanchez, Austin Fire Department

7:20 PM – Grant Presentation• Commander Mark Spangler, Austin Police

Department

7:40 PM – Small Group Activity

7:55 PM – Next Steps

WELCOME (& MEETING GUIDELINES)

• Open-minded

• Accepting

• Curious

• Innovative

• Honest

• Respectful

GOALS

• Learn about $1 million grant

• Create action ideas

• Volunteer and continue efforts

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RESTORE RUNDBERG GRANT

COMMANDER MARK SPANGLER – PROJECT MANAGER

DR. DAVID KIRK – RESEARCH PARTNER

KYRAN FITZGERALD – GRANTS COORDINATOR

RESTORE RUNDBERG SITE SELECTION

• Crime Challenges

• Indicators of Neighborhood Distress

• Potential for Restoration and Revitalization

RESTORE RUNDBERG GRANT FUNDS

• Reduce Crime and Physical Disorder

• Improve Social Economic Status

• Build Collective Efficacy

PROJECT MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

Program and Financial Oversight

Rundberg Revitalization Team

Team Workgroups

Law Enforcement

Research & Evaluation

Development & Sustainability

COMMUNICATION

restorerundberg@austintexas.gov

(512) 974-8199

GRANT BUDGET – YEAR 1

Budget total: $150,000

Enforcement funds, $58,122

Research & Evaluation, $81,624

Child Care, $254

Travel, $1,574

Equipment, $8,000

GRANT BUDGET YEARS 2 & 3

Budget total: $850,000

Research & Evaluation, $236,306

Enforcement funds, $403,694

Social service contracts, $210,000

RESTORE RUNDBERG ENFORCEMENT timeline and outcomes

Year 1

January 1 – December 31, 2013

Traditional to Innovative Crime Solutions

Years 2 & 3

January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2015

Implementation Plan

Innovative Crime Solutions

RESTORE RUNDBERG DEVELOPMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

timeline and outcomesYear 1 (January 1 – December 31, 2013)

Resident and Stakeholder Involvement

Neighborhood Surveys

Workgroup Meetings & Resource Connections

Years 2 & 3 (January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2015)

Continue Year 1 Activities

Sustaining Successful Initiatives and Programming

RESTORE RUNDBERG RESEARCH & EVALUATION

timeline and outcomesDecember 2012 & January 2013 – Interlocal between City and University

Year 1 (January 1 – December 31, 2013)

• Statistical analysis of crime and related data, plan and conduct initial site evaluation, research enforcement and social service programming options, review neighborhood plans, and prepare reports

• Assist with Implementation Plan

Years 2 & 3 (January 1, 2014 – December 31, 2015)

• Statistical analysis of crime and related data, ongoing evaluation of enforcement and social service programming efforts, prepare reports, post-project survey analysis, and recommendations for sustainability

SMALL GROUP ACTIVITY

NEXT STEPS…