Warrant Attempts by Fiscal Year FY2012 - 1033 FY2013 - 1107 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Warrant Attempts by Fiscal Year  FY2012 - 1033  FY2013 - 1107  FY2014 - 913 In 2015 it was necessary to reorganize and reclassify one of our deputies to a Sgt. Position to handle the increase responsibilities of Writ Execution and Environmental complaints. This Sgt. position is  FY2015 - 322 crucial to daily operations.  FY2016 - 248  FY2017 - 266* (projection based on monthly averages) These numbers show an approx. 75% decline in warrant attempts since FY2012

Justice of the Peace 1 Warrants  JP 1 currently has 1802 active warrants  At an average of $250-300 per warrant this has the potential of generating $450,000-540,000 for the county.

Civil Process service by Fiscal Year  FY2014 - 2524 Writ Execution and Environmental investigator Sgt.  FY2015- 3077  FY2016- 3578  FY2017- 3500+* (projection based on monthly averages) Keep in mind these numbers reflect “received” process. Most process takes between 3-4 attempts to serve

Increased responsibilities  As of 2017 we have partnered with the County Attorney’s office to act as the enforcement arm of the new “Cite & Release” program which requires us to track down and arrest those offenders that fail to appear for court dates.  Also in 2017 we have absorbed the responsibility of Hot Check enforcement for the Tax Assessor/Collector’s office . This requires us to collect funds, or seize license plates of those who have issued checks with insufficient funds to the county for vehicle registration.  Both of the above programs require county wide enforcement

Summary  Civil process is UP approx. 16+%  Warrant attempts are DOWN 75% due to staffing  Adding an additional deputy will only increase our man power by 12%