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Package 23,681 funds critical staffing and operations for the Office of the Public Safety Director's PX Ceasefire program, a focused deterrence strategy targeting gun violence. The $682,933 General Fund addition supports an Analyst III and Coordinator III position, plus external materials, services, community engagement, and technical training expenses to maintain and expand violence prevention interventions.

Key points (each cites a PDF page):

External Materials and Services expense: $311,696 (p. 1066)
Personnel expense: $371,237 (p. 1066)
Total recommended funding: $682,933 from General Fund Discretionary (p. 1066)
Supports Analyst III and Coordinator III positions (p. 1066)
Program focuses on focused deterrence strategy to reduce gun violence by identifying and engaging high-risk individuals (p. 1066)
Funding covers emergency relocation, community engagement, and technical assistance and training (p. 1066)

💰 $311,696 · $371,237 · $682,933 · 📋 PX Ceasefire Operations & Staff · Ceasefire program · 🏛️ Office of the Public Safety DCA Director

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Source: PDF p. 1066 · raw: 1066

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23,681 - 090: PX Ceasefire Operations & Staff Service Area Public Safety DCA Mike Myers Bureau Name Office of the Public Safety DCA Director Mike Myers Funding Type Name General Fund Addition Status: Recommended Package Desc Expense Recommended Total This funding request supports critical roles, the Analyst III and Coordinator III, as well as external External Materials and Services $311,696 material and services expenses related to emergency relocation, community engagement, and Personnel $371,237 technical assistance and training. $682,933 Service Impacts Revenue Recommended Total Continued funding for the Ceasefire program will enable the City of Portland to maintain and expand its focused deterrence strategy, which has shown effectiveness in reducing gun violence by General Fund Discretionary $682,933 identifying and engaging with high-risk individuals. $682,933 Equity Impacts These funds are crucial for facilitating community engagement, coordinating resources, and ensuring that interventions are timely and effective. Additionally, investments in technical assistance and training will ensure that staff are well-equipped to implement best practices in violence prevention.

Parent: Package Details · PDF: p. 1066