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DOWNTOWN &
February 8,
2017
NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY
What WeÔve Heard
EPD Overview
Updates
What We Are Doing?
Next Steps ÏAction Items
WHAT WEÔVE HEARD
MayorÔs Forum
Stakeholder Meetings
January 23 Public
Forum
Project for Public
Spaces Survey
EPD ACTIVITY REPORT 2016
Public Initiated Call Activity
Downtown Operational Area
Select Neighborhoods
Select Parks
Calls for Service Density Maps
Total Public Initiated Calls
Officer Initiated Activity
Animal Welfare Activity
Downtown Operational Area
DOWNTOWN OPERATIONAL AREA
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST, 2014 THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
Public initiated Calls for Service (CFS) have
trended up over the last three years
Daily average CFS have been consistently above
average since May of 2016
Calls for service have increased 46% over the
last three years, roughly a 1% increase each
month on average
WEST UNIVERSITY ACTIVITY
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST, 2014 THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
Public initiated Calls for Service
(CFS) have trended up slightly over
the last three years
Daily average public initiated calls
for service have increased 34%
over the last three years, at 1%
each month on average
WHITEAKER ACTIVITY
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST, 2014 THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
Public initiated Calls for Service (CFS) have trended up over the last three
years
Daily average calls for service have increased 67% over the last three years,
approximately 2% each month on average
Over the last three years, parks have contributed roughly 20% of calls for
service within the Whiteaker neighborhood
SELECT PARKS ACTIVITY
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST, 2014 THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
Public initiated Calls for Service (CFS)
have trended up over the last three
years
Daily average calls for service have
increased from 2.7 to 6.3 calls per day
over the last three years
*
Park Blocks and Broadway Plaza activity is included in the
Downtown data
CFS DENSITY MAPS
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
ANIMAL WELFARE DOWNTOWN ACTIVITY
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST, 2015 THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
AWO Activity Downtown*:
City-wide, between 2015 and
2016 dispatched calls
decreased by 7%
City-wide, during the same
time period self-initiated
activity decreased 11%
Downtown self-initiated
activity for Animal Welfare
Officers (AWO) increased
60% in 2016
*
Figures represent CFS in which AWO
responded to or were dispatched in a
primary or backup role
CFS ACTIVITY BY AREA
(DATA TIMEFRAME: JAN 1 ST, 2014 THRU DEC 31 ST, 2016)
Public Initiated CFS by Area*
Area NameCFS%TotalPop*%TotalAcres%Total
Downtown22,5238.6%1,6791.1%2234.2%
West University Neighbors25,0509.5%6,9934.5%2484.7%
Whiteaker Community Council22,9578.7%4,7303.0%66812.7%
Total70,53026.8%13,4028.6%1,13921.6%
Select Parks (not included in Whiteaker)**2,5051.0%n/an/a4718.9%
*Figures represent a three-year count of calls for select areas. Population provided by 2010
Census data.
**Parks include: Alton Baker, Amazon Park, Monroe.
DOWNTOWN OPERATIONS TEAM
Create a safe, clean downtown and parks that is
welcoming to everyone, through environmental
enhancements, police and security presence and
programing activities.
PUBLIC SAFETY PRESENCE
Downtown Police
Patrol
Downtown Guides Ï
Extended Hours
PROGRAMMING
Light Up Downtown
Nov. 18
Winter Days
Wed ÏFri, Dec. 7-30
Spring/Summer
EUGFun Events
COMMUNITY COURT
12 Service Partners
Over 260 hours of
Volunteer Time
150 hours of
Community Service
60 Community
Walk-ins/Referrals
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & RESPONSE
TEAM
Partnership with:
EPD
CAHOOTS
White Bird
Lane County
Behavioral Health
PLACEMAKING
Project for Public
Spaces
Feb 15 Draft Report
Recommendations
Wayfinding
Feb 13 Work
Session
Council Action Items
Dog Restrictions
Expansion of Smokefree Areas
Other Action Items
HEALTH & SAFETY -DOGS
Based on
Downtown Core
existing rules
near University
Restricts dogs
from downtown
core
Except service
animals or dogs
whose owners
live or work in
the downtown
core
HEALTH & SAFETY ÏSMOKEFREEAREAS
Expands
smokefreeareas
Downtown Core
to all public places
and places of
employment in
downtown core
Option to create
designated
smoking areas
after 6:00 p.m.
Opt-In for
smokefree
properties outside
of the core to
include adjacent
public right away
OTHER ACTION ITEMS
Health & Safety
Attended Restrooms and Storage
Public Safety Presence
Increased Police Presence and Plan for Neighborhoods
Identify Key Metrics
Continue Park Ambassador program
Placemaking
Programing
Lighting
Cleaning
Downtown Manager
Implementation of PPS Recommendations
Reinvesting Downtown Parking Meter Revenue
Downtown High Speed Fiber Network
COUNCIL ACTION ITEMS
Health & Safety
Dog Restrictions
Expansion of Smokefree Areas
DOWNTOWN & NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY