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I. Josephine County Public Safety Services
II. Josephine County Animal Control/Protection, Josephine County, Oregon Adopted
Budget: FY 2015-16
I. JOSEPHINE COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY SERVICES
Public Safety Services
JS&PSS Exploratory Committee
Hugo Neighborhood Association & Historical Society
http://www.hugoneighborhood.org/pss.htm
The Josephine County Animal Control/Protection is one of six major public safety services
identified in the last four county levies and the sales tax proposal (2012 - 2015).
Locally there are usually considered to be the six major components of the JO CO public
safety program.
Appendix 4B. Josephine County’s Minimally Adequate Level of Public Safety
Services Standards, Section III.C. Components Of JO CO Public Safety Program For Increased
Funding: 2012 - 2015
- JS&PSS Exploratory Committee
- Hugo Neighborhood Association & Historical Society
- http://www.hugoneighborhood.org/malpss.htm
• Walker, Mike; Whalen, Jon, Members JS&PSS Exploratory Committee, Hugo
Neighborhood Association & Historical Society. Very Draft December 15, 2015. Appendix
4B. JO CO’s Minimally Adequate Level of Public Safety Services (MALPSS) Standards,
Including Law Enforcement Staffing & Deployment. Supporting Justice
System & Public Safety Services Study Design: 2015. Hugo, OR.
1. Adult Jail.
2. Juvenile Justice.
3. District Attorney’s Office.
4. Sheriff Rural Patrol Deputies.
5. Criminal Investigations & Related Sheriff’s Office Support Services.
6. Animal Control/Protection.
Other PSS
7. Adult Corrections
Animal Control/Protection Program
JS&PSS Exploratory Committee
Hugo Neighborhood Association & Historical Society
http://www.hugoneighborhood.org/pss.htm
- • November 23, 2015
Letter/Email Diane Hoover, Director, Josephine County Public Health; Josephine County
Animal Protection, From Committee
- Subject: Share
Information About JO CO’s JS&PSS Problem/Issue
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- • January 20, 2016
Letter/Email to Diane Hoover, Director, Josephine County Public Health, From Committee
- Subject: Share
Information About JO CO’s JS&PSS Problem/Issue
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- • March 28, 2016
Letter/Email to Diane Hoover, Director, Josephine County Public Health; Josephine
County Animal Protection, From Committee
- Subject: Learn
About JO CO’s Animal Control/Protection Budget Program
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- • April 4, 2016
Letter/Email to Josephine County Board of County Commissioners from Exploratory
Committee. Animal Protection copied.
Subject: Minimally Acceptable Level Of
Public Safety Services (MALPSS)
• May 26, 2016
Letter/Email to Josephine County Board of County Commissioners from Exploratory
Committee on Citizen’s Guides To The Budget.
Animal
Protection copied. Subject: Citizens' Guides To The Budget
• June 2016. Diane
Hoover, Director, Josephine County Public Health, felt she had provided what the Committee
had requested.
II. JOSEPHINE COUNTY ANIMAL
CONTROL/PRODUCTION, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON ADOPTED BUDGET: FY 2015-16
• Josephine County (JO CO)
Board of County Commissioners (BCC). June 17, 2015. Josephine County, Oregon Adopted
Budget FY 2015-16. JO CO BCC Resolution Number 2015-026. Grants Pass, OR.
PUBLIC SAFETY FUND (PSF), JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON (PSF,
pages 158/764 - 223/764)
PUBLIC SAFETY FUND DESCRIPTION (PSF, page 160/764)
BUDGET – RESOURCES AND REQUIREMENTS
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS AND BUDGETS
1. Sheriff (PSF, pages 164/764 - 199/764)
2. District Attorney (PSF, pages 200/764 - 216/764)
3. Juvenile Justice (PSF, pages 217/764 - 223/764)
PUBLIC HEALTH, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON (PHF, pages 262/764
- 321/764)
1. Communities, Perinatal, Reproductive Health/Family
Planning, Healthy Start)
Animal Protection and Regulation
(PHF, pages 300/764 - 302/764)
ADULT CORRECTIONS FUND (ACF), JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON
(ACF, pages 224/764 - 261/764)
JOSEPHINE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH FUND DESCRIPTION
(PHF, page 264/764)
The Public Health Fund was formed effective July 1, 2007.
It includes the Public Health Division which had previously been in the Health and Human
Services Fund, which has been discontinued. The Public Health Division serves the public
with health related resources and environmental health and communicable disease prevention
programs. Public Health also operates the Animal Protection program.
The largest source of revenue for this fund is grants from
the state. Some of the programs charge fees for services provided but are prohibited by
regulation from setting fees at a rate higher than what it costs to provide the service.
This Fund has received support from the County’s General Fund previously and is
requesting monies for Clinic, Animal Protection and Solid Waste enforcement this fiscal
year.
The adopted budget is in balance, which means that the
budgeted requirements (expenditures and ending fund balance) are equal to the resources
(beginning fund balance and revenues) that are estimated to be available during the budget
year. Bear in mind that the state mandates the provision of services on a sliding fee
scale and regardless of a client’s ability to pay, which makes revenue estimates
challenging.
A summary of the Public Health Fund (Resources and
Requirements) is presented first in the Josephine County, Oregon Adopted Budget FY
2015-16, followed by Schedule A, which summarizes the various programs in the fund.
The money available for operating the programs is estimated to be equal to total resources
of the fund, less the requirement for Internal Service Fund charges.
Schedule A is supported by a Program Worksheet (Schedule B)
for each program. Schedule B provides information about the purpose of the program, how
much revenue it is expected to generate during the budget year, and a breakdown of its
expenditure budget by the categories
specified in Oregon Local Budget Law.
Schedules C, D, and E provide details of resources,
personal services and other expenditures, respectively.
ANIMAL CONTROL/PROTECTION
Animal Control/Protection (PHF, pages 300/764 - 302/764)
1. Program: Animal Protection and Regulation (PHF,
page 300/764)
Fund: Public Health Fund (14)
Office/Division: Public Health
Cost Center #: 2230
Purpose of Animal Protection and Regulation (APR)
Program
Program Overview APR responds to citizen complaints
on the following issues: 1) Dog bites and rabies control, 2) Humane complaints, 3)
Livestock chased, injured or killed by dogs, 4) Dog nuisance trespassing, 5) Dog nuisance
barking. Funding comes from shelter adoption fees, dog license fees and donations. APR
encourages public involvement through volunteerism, donation and education programs and
strives to provide transparent and efficient services to the whole community.
Outcomes 1) Respond to 100% of dog bite complaints
to reduce rabies transmission, 2) Respond to 100% of humane check complaints, 3) Keep
shelter doors open to the public a minimum of 4 days a week.
Mandates APR programs are mandated through ORS 609
and through Local Ordinance’s 92-9 amended by Local Ordinance 96-1, in Josephine
County Charter section 14.6, and OAR 333, Division 19.
2. Elective, Necessary, And/or Mandated Animal
Control/Protection PSS
a) Oregon Revised Statues
• ORS 609.
b) Oregon Administrative Rules
• OAR 333, Division 19.
c) Josephine County Policy/Law
• Josephine County Ordinance’s 92-9 amended by
Local Ordinance 96-1, in Josephine County
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