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Home My WebLink AboutCSS 2022-03-14 COMPLETE AGENDA PACKETCity of Tukwila Community Services and Safety Committee O Kathy Hougardy, Chair O Mohamed Abdi O Tosh Sharp AGENDA Distribution: K. Hougardy M. Abdi T. Sharp T. McLeod Mayor Ekberg D. Cline R. Bianchi C. O'Flaherty A. Youn L. Humphrey MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2022 — 5:30 PM THIS MEETING WILL BE CONDUCTED BOTH ON-SITE AT TUKWILA CITY HALL AND ALSO VIRTUALLY, BASED ON THE GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION 20-28. ON-SITE PRESENCE WILL BE IN THE HAZELNUT CONFERENCE ROOM (6200 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD) THE PHONE NUMBER FOR THE PUBLIC TO LISTEN TO THIS MEETING IS: 1-253-292-9750, Access Code 46754417# Click here to: Join Microsoft Teams Meeting For Technical Support during the meeting call; 1-206-433-7155. Item Recommended Action Page 1. BUSINESS AGENDA a. An update on Tukwila Works (SeeClickFix) — relaunch of reporting tool. a. Discussion only. Pg.1 Niesha Fort -Brooks, Community Engagement Manager b. An update on Police Department Annual Use of b. Discussion only. Pg.3 Force Policy. Eric Lund, Deputy Police Chief 2. MISCELLANEOUS Next Scheduled Meeting: March 28, 2022 S. The City of Tukwila strives to accommodate individuals with disabilities. Please contact the City Clerk's Office at 206-433-1800 (TukwilaCityClerk@TukwilaWA.gov) for assistance. City of Tukwila Allan Ekberg, Mayor INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM TO: Community Services and Safety Committee CC: Mayor Ekberg FROM: Niesha Fort -Brooks, Community Engagement Manger DATE: March 1, 2022 SUBJECT: Tukwila Works — SeeClickFix Relaunch Reporting Tool Update ISSUE Staff is updating the Council on the re -launch of the SeeClickFix Tukwila Works online reporting tool and mobile phone app. BACKGROUND In 2020 the City disabled the Tukwila Works online reporting tool managed by SeeClickFix due to budget and staff reductions associated with the Coronavirus pandemic. To ensure the City provided the highest level of customer service, the City re -launched an internal Tukwila Works Sintel form developed by the Technology and Innovation Services Department. Residents and guest can report non -emergency issues through the City website at TukwilaWA.gov/Tukwilaworks or by going to the City's homepage and clicking on "Report an Issue" on the righthand side of the webpage. The City continues to address issues via email to TukwilaWorks@TukwilaWa.go,: or reported by phone at (206) 433-1800. Technical issues related to the Tukwila Works were addressed by City staff. In October of 2021, staff updated the Council on the internal Tukwila Works Sintel form. The Tukwila Works Sintel reporting tool provided residents with real-time updates and guests via email with a link acknowledging that the form has been received from each City department and tracking capabilities. However, some of the functionality provided in the original Tukwila Works application were not available. Because of this, the Council asked staff to go back and assess costs to bring back the Tukwila Works. DISCUSSION In late fall of 2021, staff convened a series of meetings with SeeClickFix to re -launch the SeeClickFix online reporting tool. The City Council approved using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to bring back Tukwila Works. On March 1, 2022, the SeeClickFix mobile phone app successfully re -launched. Residents and guest who previously had the Tukwila Works mobile app, must uninstall and reinstall the newest version. Once installed, residents and guests must type in the City of Tukwila. The latest version will feature the City of Tukwila's Community Center banner and City logo. Staff will begin notifying residents and guest on the City website, social media platforms, Hazelnut and e -Hazelnut newsletter. RECOMMENDATION Information Only 1 2 TO: FROM: CC: DATE: SUBJECT: City of Tukwila Allan Ekberg, Mayor INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM Community Services and Safety Committee Eric Lund, Deputy Chief of Police Mayor Ekberg March 8, 2022 Police Department Use of Force Review 2021 ISSUE The Tukwila Police Department conducted a review of all uses of force initiated by officers during 2021. BACKGROUND This is the 2nd year that the police department reviewed all use of force incidents together with community representatives. The community representatives were the same in 2020, which consisted of members selected for the Valley Independent Investigative Team related to officer involved shooting incidents. The participants were Sean Goode, Allan Howard, Ross Dworman, and Sharon Myklebust. Also included in the discussions were defensive tactics instructors from the department. The participants from the PD included Sergeant Isaiah Harris, Detective Erik Kunsmann, and Officer Eric Hines. For 2021 the group met quarterly to review more current incidents. The dates that the group met were: • Quarter 1 review • Quarter 2 review • Quarter 3 review • Quarter 4 review — May 11th, 2021 — August 10th, 2021 — December 23rd, 2021 — February 8th, 2022 The review process consists of a basic overview of each incident which includes the type of call, type of force used, injuries sustained (to the subject and/or officer), how the force was reviewed, and the disposition of the report. If body -worn camera footage was available, a clip of the force used was shown to the group. After each incident, the community reps were encouraged to ask questions about the incident. ANALYSIS In 2021 there were 34 reported use of force incidents. This is a 37% decrease from 2020. The PD responded to 31,317 calls for service (CFS) in 2021. Force was used only in 0.10% of CFS. 755 calls were cleared with an arrest, which is down 29% from 2020. 439 calls were cleared with a code indicating a possible mental health issue. This is down 24% from 2020. In all calls involving an arrest or a possible mental health issue, force was used in 2.8% of the calls, down 0.6% from 2020. In 2021 arrests were down 29% compared to 2020 even though CFS were up 4% from 2020. The lower number of arrests can be contributed to legislative reform that was enacted in July of 2021. Officers currently are not able to physically detain an individual that is only suspected of committing a crime, therefore, many suspects are simply walking away from officers before probable cause is obtained. 3 4 INFORMATIONAL MEMO Page 2 All 34 use of force incidents were reviewed at three levels within the department. After the UOF report is submitted, it is reviewed by a Sergeant, Commander, and the Deputy Chief. The review consists of reading reports and viewing BWC footage. All but one of the 34 use of force incidents were found to be within policy. One of the incidents was found that one of the officers could benefit from mentoring/coaching. The citizen representatives did not have any issues or concerns with any of the use of force incidents reviewed in 2021. ATTACHMENTS 2021 UOF Review PowerPoint 2021 UOF AIM report https://tukwilawa.sharepoint.com/sites/mayorsoffice/cc/Council Agenda Items/Police/Informational Memorandum (Info Memo).docx 2021 Use of Force Review TUKWILA POLICE DEPARTMENT 0) SAMPLE 2021 -UOF-0033 -Case #21-5743 11/7/21 - 6:21 PMAM - DV Order Violation- 38XX S. 154th Ln Female called 911 to report that her ex-boyfriend was inside of her apartment in violation of a court order. Officers developed probable cause for the arrest of the male and made contact at the apartment door. The male suspect was in the door when the officers opened it and told him he was under arrest. The suspect did not cooperate with command and was resisting arrest by holding on to the railing Officers discover male is holding a red knife in his hand. One officer delivers a strike to the face of the male, which stuns him and allows officers to take male to the ground and place him in handcuffs. Male was transported to the hospital for medical eval, then booked into King County Jail felony No - Contact Order Violation due to 2 previous convictions. Reviewed by Sergeant, Commander, and Deputy Chief. Found to be within policy. Video Link UOF Statistics Year 2019 64 2020 54 -15% 2021 34 -37% 2016 - 260 uses of force - 86% reduction 2017 - Body Cameras Implemented oo Calls for Service vs UOF ► In 2021, Tukwila PD responded to 31,317 (+4%) calls for service ► 34 uses of force ► Force used in 0.10% of calls responded to (-0.08% from 2020) Cleared 755 calls with an arrest (-29%) �► Cleared 439 calls with a code indicating possible mental health issue (-1 1.6%) Arrest & Mental Health codes 1 194 (-24%) Force used in 2.8% of calls involving an arrest or possible mental health issue (-0.6%) 33 of out 34 UOF Incidents reviewed and determined to be within policy. 1 was found that an officer could benefit from coaching/mentoring. Tukwila Police Department 2021 Use of Force Action Date Incident # Badge Subject Armed Subj. Dispo Subj. Injury Action 1/19/2021 2021-UOF-0001 200 Unarmed Arrested 227 Unarmed Arrested 242 Unarmed Arrested 1/20/2021 2021-UOF-0002 210 Firearm Arrested Complained of head pain and "heart" pain. No injuries visible Complained of head pain and "heart" pain. No injuries visible Complained of head pain and "heart" pain. No injuries visible Superficial small cut to upper left thigh from Taser app from Ofc. Hines Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy 2021-UOF-0004 95 Firearm Arrested Within Policy 1/23/2021 2021-UOF-0003 204 Within Policy 206 Within Policy 178 Within Policy 2/6/2021 2021-UOF-0005 241 204 164 2/8/2021 2021-UOF-0006 259 Unarmed Released Small abrasion to Within Policy left hand 3/13/2021 2021-UOF-0007 258 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy 228 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy 3/26/2021 2021-UOF-0008 115 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy Mental Hospitalized 257 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy Mental Hospitalized 145 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy Mental Hospitalized 216 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy Mental Hospitalized 3/28/2021 2021-UOF-0011 157 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy 240 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy 256 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy 236 Unarmed Arrested Within Policy 3/31/2021 2021-UOF-0009 206 Unarmed Released Within Policy 4/4/2021 2021-UOF-0010 237 Unarmed Mental Within Policy 212 Unarmed Mental Within Policy Page 1 of 3 on 3/8/2022 8:39:52 AM 9 Date Incident # Badge Subject Armed Subj. Dispo Subj. Injury Action 4/20/2021 2021-UOF-0012 4/22/2021 2021-UOF-0013 238 240 256 157 206 4/30/2021 2021-UOF-0014 145 5/19/2021 2021-UOF-0015 231 5/21/2021 2021-UOF-0017 254 5/24/2021 2021-UOF-0016 6/3/2021 2021-UOF-0018 2021-UOF-0020 236 105 105 6/8/2021 2021-UOF-0019 236 6/19/2021 2021-UOF-0021 227 2021-UOF-0022 252 6/25/2021 2021-U0F-0023 8/15/2021 2021-U0F-0024 8/20/2021 2021-U0F-0025 9/14/2021 2021-U0F-0026 Unarmed Unarmed Unarmed Unarmed Sharp/stabbing instruement Club/Impact Weapon Unarmed Unarmed Unarmed Other Arrested Arrested Arrested Arrested Arrested Hospitalized Hospitalized Injured Arrested Released Mental Hospitalized Subject Had Arrested Access to Weapon Mental if Escaped Officer Control/Presence Unarmed Sharp/stabbing Arrested instruement Hospitalized Unarmed Hospitalized Unarmed Released 241 Unarmed 241 239 206 105 174 228 157 242 260 9/26/2021 2021-UOF-0027 260 255 191 Unarmed Unarmed Unarmed Unarmed Sharp/stabbing instruement Sharp/stabbing instruement Unarmed Unarmed Unarmed Other Other Other Released Arrested Arrested Arrested Arrested Mental Hospitalized Mental Hospitalized Arrested Arrested Arrested Mental Hospitalized Mental Hospitalized Mental Hospitalized Mental Hospitalized scratch on forehead Small laceration over eye ANOTHER PERSON INVOLVED STATED THAT SUBJECT WAS PREGNANT BUT SUBJECT NEVER CLAIMED TO BE. ANOTHER PERSON INVOLVED STATED THAT SUBJECT WAS PREGNANT BUT SUBJECT NEVER CLAIMED TO BE. Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Mentoring/Training Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Mentoring/Training Mentoring/Training Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Page 2 of 3 on 3/8/2022 8:39:52 AM 10 Date Incident # Badge Subject Armed Subj. Dispo Subj. Injury Action 9/27/2021 2021-UOF-0028 217 Unarmed Mental Within Policy Hospitalized 260 Unarmed Mental Within Policy Hospitalized 164 Unarmed Mental Within Policy Hospitalized 10/21/2021 2021-UOF-0029 257 Unarmed Other Within Policy 239 Unarmed Other Within Policy 254 Unarmed Other Within Policy 251 Unarmed Other Within Policy 257 Unarmed Other Within Policy 239 Unarmed Other Within Policy 254 Unarmed Other Within Policy 251 Unarmed Other Within Policy 257 Unarmed Other Within Policy 239 Unarmed Other Within Policy 254 Unarmed Other Within Policy 251 Unarmed Other Within Policy 257 Unarmed Other Within Policy 239 Unarmed Other Within Policy 254 Unarmed Other Within Policy 251 Unarmed Other Within Policy 10/27/2021 2021-UOF-0030 105 Subject Had Arrested Within Policy Immediate Access to Weapon Unarmed 262 Subject Had Arrested Within Policy Immediate Access to Weapon Unarmed 11/2/2021 2021-UOF-0031 231 Other Arrested 11/4/2021 2021-UOF-0032 228 Unarmed Arrested 260 Unarmed Arrested 156 Unarmed Arrested 11/7/2021 2021-UOF-0033 236 Sharp/stabbing Injured instruement Arrested 213 Sharp/stabbing Injured instruement Arrested 259 Sharp/stabbing Injured instruement Arrested Mental Hospitalized 12/6/2021 2021-UOF-0034 212 Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Within Policy Facial Injuries Within Policy Facial Injuries Within Policy Facial Injuries Within Policy Within Policy View Records Where: (incident type In ('Use of Force')) And (Incident Date - Year In ('2021')) Page 3 of 3 on 3/8/2022 8:39:52 AM 11 12