2009-132 Resolution - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

CONTRACT UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF CLEVELAND SERVICES AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, entered into as of this 1 S` Day of October 2009, by and between: UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF CLEVELAND, Cleveland, Ohio (hereinafter referred to as the "UHC") and the city of North Olmsted and its Police Department (hereinafter referred to as the "subgrantee"), WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the UHC has received a North Olmsted High Visibility Enforcement Overtime grant GG- 2010-18-00-00-00247-00 from the Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS) and is desirous of engaging the contract agency to provide targeted enforcement activity in completion of the aforementioned grant. NOW, THERFORE, the parties hereto do mutually agree as follows: I. SERVICE RENDERED BY SUBGRANTEE Targeted enforcement by sworn law enforcement officers done at approved problem sites in accordance with all applicable laws and grant terms. Targeted enforcement will be conducted in support of the North Olmsted High Visibility Enforcement Project goals, which are to decrease the incidence of fatal motor vehicle crashes, decrease crashes where alcohol is a contributing factor, increase seat belt use rates in Cuyahoga County to 85%, enforce Ohio's occupant protection laws with azero-tolerance policy for non- compliance and participate in state & national mobilizations. In addition: a.) Law Enforcement Reports: Whether or not the subgrantee conducts agrant-related activity, the Subgrantee will report enforcement activity on the Agency Traj~c Total Form on a monthly basis. Monthly activity reports shall be submitted to the UHC by the 14~' day of the following month. Reports must be submitted electronically (no paper forms) either via a-mail or on disk. Reporting must be submitted using the forms provided by the UHC on a compact disc accompanying this contract. Justification for sites selected for enforcement activity should be documented and maintained as a part of the subgrantee's file for this Agreement. Training Certification: The Subgrantee will assure that all enforcement personnel involved in approved enforcement-related activity will be certified in the following types of training, as appropriate: • Speed-related Traffic Enforcement -- Proper Use of Speed Detection Equipment Training • DUI Checkpoints/Alcohol-related Traffic Enforcement - ADAP/SFST Training and Sobriety Checkpoint Training: training in standard procedures and operations associated with staffing and staging DUI checkpoints and saturation patrols. c.~ Enforcement Hours Eligibility: Direct labor hours expended in traffic safety enforcement programs must be over and above the normal active pay status workweek as defined in the subgrantee's work rules or contracts. Part-time permanent staff is eligible for funding. Only one officer per patrol car will be funded as part of traffic enforcement grants. Safety Belt Polio Subgrantee must have a policy statement requiring employees to wear safety belts. All personnel working under this contract must wear safety belts. Subgrantee must agree to conduct zero-tolerance enforcement of Ohio's occupant restraint laws. e..) Enforcing Safety Belt Laws: Subgrantee will enforce all safety belt and child passenger safety (CPS) laws on all traffic stops made under this grant. f~ Pursuit Policy: Subgrantee must have a policy statement regarding the guidelines for making decisions with regard to vehicular pursuit in accordance with NHTSA and IACP recommendations.