KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI POLICE DEPARTMENT

Richard D. Easley, Chief of Police

 

PERFORMANCE REPORT

Prepared for the October, 2004

Board of Police Commissioners Meeting

 

 

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 2004


 

 

 

 

 

           


PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

August, 2004

 

PATROL BUREAU

           Aug, 2004

Aug, 2003

   % Changed

             YTD

 

Calls to 911

Number of 911 Calls Received....................... 90,822................ 91,727................. -1%                   705,253

Number of Dispatched Calls.......................... 27,207................ 27,074................. .5%                   201,537

Number of Alternatively Handled Calls............ 24,911................ 24,411.................. 2%                   183,544

Number of Emergency Calls.............................. N/A..................... N/A                   N/A                         N/A

Number of Non-Emergency Calls....................... N/A..................... N/A                   N/A                         N/A

Calls For Service By Division

CPD........................................................ 6811................... 6768.................. 1%                     51123

MPD....................................................... 4983................... 4943.................. 1%.................... 37742

EPD........................................................ 6852................... 6460.................. 6%.................... 49243

NPD........................................................ 3047................... 3087................. -1%.................... 23557

SPD........................................................ 2636................... 2749................. -4%.................... 20061

Other....................................................... 2878................... 3067................. -6%.................... 19811

 

*Committed Time (Percentages)

Calls For Service.......................................... 62%…………….62%................ N/A......................... N/A

Administrative.............................................. 19%…………….18%................ N/A......................... N/A

Self-Initiated Activity..................................... 18%…………….18%................ N/A......................... N/A

** Problem Solving-Community

     Policing Activities..................................... N/A..................... N/A................ N/A......................... N/A

 

*  In Service Committed Time is not captured in this report.

** Historically not tracked, currently refining program.

 

 

Average Response Time  (in minutes)

Priority 1    Assist the Officer, Rape in Progress, Holdup Alarm, injury Accident, Ambulance Call, Explosive Device,       Robbery, Shooting, Cutting, Explosion, Nature Unknown, Disaster, Suspicious Party Armed

 

Current Month

Previous Month

CPD

 

9.01

 

CPD

 

8.90

 

MPD

 

9.19

 

MPD

 

9.69

 

EPD

 

10.18

 

EPD

 

10.01

 

NPD

 

14.44

 

NPD

 

18.31

 

SPD

 

11.01

 

SPD

 

10.63

 

 

 

Priority 2    Strong-arm Robbery, Prowler, Fire, Bomb Threat, Assault, Dead Body, Domestic Violence Assault, Meet the Officer, Disturbance (Other than Noise)

 

 

Current Month

Previous Month

CPD

 

11.72

 

CPD

 

10.61

 

MPD

 

11.67

 

MPD

 

11.47

 

EPD

 

13.48

 

EPD

 

13.20

 

NPD

 

17.78

 

NPD

 

18.69

 

SPD

 

12.88

 

SPD

 

12.94

 

 

 

On–Duty

Patrol Officers

Number of Officers

August, 2004

August, 2003

% Changed

CPD

Total

Average

Total

Average

 

Watch I

595

19.19

551

17.77

8%

Watch II

655

21.13

700

22.58

-6%

Watch III

831

26.81

650

20.97

28%

Total

2081

67.13

1901

61.32

10%

MPD

 

 

 

 

 

Watch I

540

17.42

530

17.10

2%

Watch II

500

16.13

527

17.00

-6%

Watch III

669

21.58

704

22.71

-5%

Total

1709

55.13

1761

56.81

-3%

EPD

 

 

 

 

 

Watch I

652

21.03

525

16.94

24%