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CITY <br /> Memorandum of Understanding <br /> Between the Snohomish County And <br /> The City of Everett,Washington <br /> This Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") is entered into by and between Snohomish County, a <br /> political subdivision of the State of Washington, on behalf of its Sheriff's Office (hereinafter referred to <br /> as "Sheriff' or"the County") and The City of Everett,a municipal corporation of the state of Washington <br /> (hereinafter, "City" or"Agency"). <br /> Purpose: <br /> The Sheriff received $44,760 from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission ("WTSC") pursuant to an <br /> Interagency Agreement. The funding is intended to be used to improve pedestrian safety in Snohomish <br /> County. The Sheriff will manage the grant funds and distribute reimbursement to eligible Snohomish <br /> County DUI and Target Zero Task Force ("Task Force") in accordance with this Interagency Agreement. <br /> Funding is available from October 1, 2018, through September 30, 2019. <br /> Task Force: <br /> The Snohomish County Target Zero and DUI Task Force ("Task Force") is a regional partnership of agency <br /> representatives focused on reducing traffic related deaths and serious injuries on Snohomish County <br /> roadways, with a goal of eliminating deaths and serious injuries by 2030. <br /> Grant Activities: <br /> The Task Force will identify areas within incorporated and unincorporated Snohomish County that may <br /> benefit from a pedestrian safety campaign, which will include education and enforcement. The <br /> education component will be determined by agreement of the Task Force and the City. Enforcement will <br /> be in the form of officers or deputies working in the areas identified by the Task Force. <br /> An agency wishing seek reimbursement for overtime costs associated with a pedestrian safety campaign <br /> within its jurisdiction will submit a request in writing to the Sheriffs Target Zero Manager("TZM") at <br /> least one month prior to the campaign, unless otherwise arranged with the TZM. <br /> The TZM or designee has sole approval authority of the pedestrian safety campaign reimbursement and <br /> any anticipated overtime costs, with input from Task Force members. Upon approval of the request,the <br /> agency will coordinate with the TZM dates and times of pedestrian safety campaign, including <br /> educational and enforcement activities. <br /> Reporting/Records: <br /> Officers participating in a pedestrian safety campaign will keep patrol logs documenting the number and <br /> type of contacts made. During the enforcement phase of the pedestrian safety campaign, a minimum of <br /> 3 contacts per hour are required. Patrol logs will be submitted to the TZM within 48 hours of the <br /> conclusion of the pedestrian safety campaign. Additionally, the Agency will submit a short written <br /> report at the conclusion of the pedestrian safety campaign outlining all education and enforcement <br /> activity conducted during the campaign. Reporting templates and patrol logs will be provided by the <br /> TZM. <br /> 1 <br />