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included above are approximately 170 pay-for-use parking spaces operated by a not-for-profit <br />organization at Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and Garden Way, where public drinking was also <br />allowed. These two sites are not included in the proposed exemption area as identified on Map C. <br /> <br />The private parking lots operated by individuals on unincorporated islands on Garden Way were not <br />included in this survey. <br /> <br />Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Arrest Statistics. <br />The number of officers assigned to DUI enforcement for the Eugene Police Department (EPD) is limited <br />by staffing levels. State DUI grants provide additional funds used to supplement staffing for regular <br />DUI enforcement. This year, utilizing state DUI grants, the Oregon State Police (OSP), EPD and the <br />Lane County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) are working together on saturation patrols following home <br />football games. Due to varying levels of staffing directed at DUI enforcement, it must be remembered <br />when reviewing arrest data that the increased numbers of DUI arrests are linked to increased <br />enforcement rather than to simply an increase of illegal activities. <br /> <br />The following data was prepared for a quick comparison. A more in-depth analysis will require some <br />time to prepare so that variables such as the dates of home games and enhanced DUI enforcement levels <br />can be factored into the analysis. To look at the overall comparison of DUI arrests in an area near <br />Autzen Stadium, the geographical area of Coburg Road on the west, Franklin Boulevard on the south, <br />Interstate 5 on the east, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard on the north was selected to compare <br />three years of DUI arrests on Saturdays and Sundays over two selected time periods: September – <br />November and March – May of each of the three years. <br /> <br />COMPARISON OF DUI ARRESTS BY EPD IN SELECTED AREA <br />2004 - 2006 <br /> Sept.-Mar. – May Sept.-Mar. – May Sept.-Mar. – May <br />Nov. 2006 Nov. 2005 Nov. 2004 <br />2006 20052004 <br /> <br />Saturdays 12 3 5 3 6 5 <br />Sundays 3 5 8 0 1 2 <br /> <br /> <br />CITYWIDE <br />SATURDAY* 64 55 61 55 52 60 <br />COMPARISON <br />Note: * Total citywide DUI arrests include Saturday data listed for the selected area. <br /> <br />To illustrate the fluctuations in arrest data, statistics for Sundays and another three month period (March <br />– May) were added to the table. As mentioned above, this is a quick snapshot and a true analysis would <br />require data from more than three years and should account for all identifiable variables. <br />F:\CMO\2007 Council Agendas\M070924\S0709243.doc <br /> <br />
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