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Home My WebLink AboutCity of Tamarac Resolution R-87-013Introduced by: `f/// Temp. Reso. #4451 1 2 3 4 r. 7 8 9. 10 11 12 13 JA CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA RESOLUTION NO. R-87---/-,-3 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATE CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE A MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT PERTAINING TO PUBLIC FUMe- AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIYE DATE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA: SECTION �1: That the City Council of the City of Tamarac hereby approves the Mutual Aid Agreement pertaining to Public Safety, attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit "An SECTION 2: That the appropriate City Officials are hereby authorized to execute said Agreement. SECTION: This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage. -1k, PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED this �. day of , 1987. ATTEST: CAROL E. BARBUTO CITY CLERK I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have approved this RESOLUTION as to form. A. R ANT EG E CTMY ATTOR EY 20591287/t 2 ,IV BERNAR RT MAYOR MAYOR: HART -,_ DIST. 1: C/W MASSARO _ DIST. 2: V/M STELZER DIST. 3: C/M GOTTESMAN DIST. 4: C/M STEIN + ' LAW ENFORCEMENT MUTUAL AID ACKEEtIENT FOR. VOI.UNTARY COOPERATION AND OPERATIONAL ASSISTANCE The undersigned Governmental Entities in aroward County, Florida« together establish this mutual aid agreement pursuant'to Section 23.1225 (I). (2). Florida Statute, known as the Florida Mutual Aid Act. In accord with the authority granted thereina the jurisdictions agree to the following agreement covering voluntary cooperation and operational ussistaaco. The agreement `! provides for law eaforceeedt activities across jurisdictional lines in certain deftaed circumstances for the purpose of pro- tecting the public peace and safety and preserving the lives and property of the citizens of each Governmental Entity. The undersigned Governmental Entities agree to permit voluntary cooperation and assistance, one to the other, to specified routine law enforcement activities across their respec Live jurisdictional lines Is the described situations and under the terms and procedures outlined below: VOLUNTART_ COOPERATION� The undersigned governmental entities recognize that an increasing'aamber of criminals are operating in more than one jurisdiction, and that there is 8.0004 for a continuing multi -city response -capability to this threat. The following voluntary -cooperation agreement is created to provide this capability. A. Whenever anon -duty law enforcement officer .-from one jurisdictioA views a-feloaly or a misde. ■eanor occurring. in the cooperating jurisdiction, the law enforcement.officer may physically arrest the perpetrator and preserves the crime scene. - Control of both the persons apprehended and. -the crime -scene will be relinquished to the first available officer from the jurisdiction in which the incident occurs. Whenever reodining at the scan• exposes either the officer or the subject to imminent physical danger. the subject and any. physical evidence may be transported or otherwise relocated. II.voluntary Investigations: III. A.• On -duty officers from one, jurisdictiot "y. conduct investigations (that originate in their jurisdiction) in any of the undersigned jurisdic- tions. If enforcement action is anticipated, the location and nature of theciavestigation will be . told to the a3*icy •s od-duty coosu.n'ication liaison person. - - Traffic Control Assistance: A. Whenever a traffic accident involving suspected injuries of a serious nature is reported to the jurisdiction in which the accident occur- red, and that low enforcement agency is unable to provide the immediate response necessary to render aid to the injured or prevent further injury, the cooperating agency any be contacted for assis- tnacc. Thee cooperation efforL stint 1 be restrict-- . 1 a n ti ed to necessary first aid and traffic directi0 . E�'D. gU.L3 B. Hazardous Traffic Conditions Assistance. h i. In u situation where automated truffle control devices locutcd within the jurisdic- tional bounduries of one agency have malfunc- tioned and a traffic accident is imminent unless control is established immediately.' cooperation ■ay be provided. _ 2. Where an incident occurs an a trafficway or so near thereto that the potential for traffic accidents appears imminent, cooper ation may be provided. C. The cooperative efforts for traffic acci- dents and/or hazardous traffic conditions outlined above shall be restricted to the necessary and standard traffic control and direction acitivties and shall not include traffic enforcement. .Con- trol of the incident.'shall be immediately relin.- quished to the first available officer from the agency having jurisdictional responsibility. lY. Terms.. and Procedures: - A. A participating agency will answer for voluntary cooperation only to the extent that the . available personnel and equipment are not required .for adequate protection of that agency. The Com- mander of the agency• or his designee,,shall have the sole authority to determine the amount of personnel and equipmente.if any. available for e cooperative assistance. B. A request for voluntary cooperation -shall be made by the Commander of the agency. or his de- signee. A C. Voluntary cooperation can also be initiated by an on -duty officer who views an in -progress crimes traffic accident or need for traffic control in the other cooperating agency. The supervising authority of that employee shall be notified immediately, to enable that supervisor -to authorize and direct actibns taken by the employee. D. An officer taking voluntary action should notify the communications liaison person in the assisted agency as Soon as possible. The assisted agency shall relieve the assisting -officer( as soon as possible. . �. Whenever t'he . employees of one:•_party to this agreement are rendering aid :o the''^ther party pursuant to the authority contained in this agreement, such employees shall have the some powers, duties, rights, and immunities as if they were taking action within their employing juris- diction. F. Law enforcement officers or employees res- ponding to a voluntary Cooperation request shall be under the direction and authority of the commanding of firers of the agency to which they called. bility i�::ymrnts. pensions. C. All wage and di�:.� Z 11 a r r- 0 .10 0 workers$ compensation claims, and medical expenses shall be paid by Lhe employing agene:y, unle;an the requesting agency in reimbursed by other authori.. ties, parsons, or political ant l t ie.•ss. However. when the ogency-directing the voluntary coopera- tion in negligent In Liles command of the situation. that agency will be roSponsible: for coats arising out of any injury Lo personnel. H. Each agency shall be responsible for be::wing ,any tout associated with the loss or damage or any equipment or property used during a voluntary cooperation situation. However. when the agency directing the voluntary cooperation is negligent In the command of the situation, said agoncy'will be responsible for such loss or damages. I. Each agency shall bear all costa associated .with any negligent act taken by an employee of their ows agency•, unless such act was ordered by the officer directing the voluntary cooperatlea situation. In that case, any civil liability thiC .might arise will be the responsibility of the agency employing the officer determiaed to be ligent in command. OPERATIONAL ASSISTANCE. The undersigned Covernmental Entities recognize that special public safety problems arise on an' occasional basis that require additional law enforcement per- sonnel. The following operational assistance agreeement Is created to provide the Governmental Entities a way to give and „receive aid. - I. "Forcible Felony" Requests: A. . When one jurisdiction has a reported forcible felony as defined in Florida Statute 776.08. and., that agency is unable; to provide the immediate " response necessary to prevent imminent death.:','. ` great bodily harm, or substantial propperti'•loss as a rpsult of said forcible felony, that juris- diction say request the operational assistance of the other agency. II. Search for. Fue tive or Misstns Person Reque ta A. When one agency is conducting a search for a fugitive whose presence is known or reasonably believed to be in that jurisdiction, and immediate assistance to apprehend said fugitive Is necessary in order to prevent continued freedom of the'... - fugitive.or to protect nearby persons or property from an imminent threat created by said fugi- tive's presence, that agency away request coopers. Live assistance. . B. When one agency is conducting a search for n missing person whose presence is known or reason- ably believed to be in that jurisdiction nad immediate assistance is necessary In order to take the missing person into custody or to protect nearby persons or property from an imminent threat erented by the incident, tilat agency may request operational assiSLUUce. III. Otht•r S )nntanenns Incidents: A. Other major :spontaneous incidents or 3 situations not nieeting; th4� rriterlu draxii;nating a t� ��s0•�� disaster. as outlined .in Chapter 252. Florida Statutes. may form tho basis for an operational' assistance request, provided the assistance is reasonably nece,soary to avoid or quell a major calamity affecting the safety of persons or property. B. Operational assistance may be requested and , supplied'for special events and conditions that - occur for extended periods of time. The assis— tance may include patrol services. Ter, ms, a� d Procedures: A. A request for operational assistance shall be made by the Commander of the ,agency or his desig. nee. B. A participating agency will provide opera— tional assistance only to the extent that the personnel and equipment are not requLred for the ... adequate protection of that agency. The Comvan.- . der of the agency, or his designee. shall have the sole authority to determine the amount of personnel and equipment, if any. available for operational assistance. C. Whenever the employees of one party to this agreement are rendering aid to the other party pursuant to the authority contained in this agreement, such employees shall have the same. powers„ dutiesl rights and immunities as if taking action within their employing jurisdiction. D. Law enforcement officers or employees responding to,an operational assistance request shall be under the direction pnd authority of the. commanding_ officers bf th.e_a$'ency to which the y• are called.. E. -All wage and disability payments, pensions, workers' compensation claims, and medical expenses shall be paid by the employing agency. unless the requesting agency is reimbursed by other authorL-- ties. persons. or political entities. However. when the agency directing the operational assis— tance is nes1.lgent in the command of the situa- Lion. that agency will be responsible for costs arising out of any injury to personnel. F. - Each agency shall be responsible for 1:eglripg any costs associated with the loss ,or'damage of any equipment or.property used during an opera. tional assistance situation. However, when the agency directing the operational a'*slstance is negligent in .the command - of the situation. said. agency will be responsible for such loss or damage. C. Each agency shall bear all costs associated with any negligent act taken by an employee of their own ng;e±ncy, unless such aci: was ordered by the officer directing the operational assistance situation. In that case, any civil liability that mig;lit orisu will lie the re spun:;il,il lty of the agency employ inr the of f icer derte•.rmt ned to be Ilepl igent in commands 4 Il ES�3 ,p City Manager City o Coconut reek Coconut t is 6th day of a 1987. B y : _._._ B y : LAWRENU Hoff n Mayor Signed this 16th day of February 1987. c By By: F. Veltri, Mayor Sig s 18th day of February--1987. By: By :6 O.B. "Ben" Ge' , Mayor J nda K. Josep , Cit Jerk City of Cor Vis ings C ty of Coral. pring Sign d 1 th day of February_.._ _ , 1987. By Q�K� , 3 s p LettA2,06171 Mayor OjXy of Parkland Signed this 19th By: By: day of Z&Druary , 1987. By: Tracy bta ord-, f. yojF City of anors r S d this day of 1987. w By: • John Bertino, Mayor City of Dania Signe his day of _gE2lutdrY__ ._.1987. , Tow of a .le M yor PATRICIA McDANIEL, Town Clerk Signed this day of , y/'aAex, 1987. By: By: ERIC M. SQ KA, CITY AGER C. MILLI DYER C, CITY CLERK City of No Laud dale ,. Sign d s� .� b�'__ day of �C! �� 1987. L� BgitJN 1 By: KELLY, CITY GER y of Tamarac Signed is I day of 1987. By:_ �&A-a--- �Q . CC, 4� By • �. Aaron I. "Art" Canon, Vice -Mayor June W. Depp,.City er CITY OF HALLANDALE Signed this 23rd day of TUI 1987. itrxot PembroC Y Signed this A By: C ar es odg CitylClerk Ass Cty. Mgr. lembroke Pines day of -rd 1987. By: • 4A _ By: City Manager City o Coconut reek Coconut t9is 6th day of 1987. By; By: LAYBEMM Hoff n Mayor Signed this 16th day of _February . , _ 1987. UNA By: Y: F. Veltri, Mayor Sig s 18th day of February _ 1987. ----- By: 34 AC By: O.B. "Ben" rd Mayor J nda K. Josep , Cit Jerk City of Corings C ty of Coral.pring Signs 19thday of Fgtruary 1987. By: s p LettAlAil Mayor diofy of Parkland Signed this 19th___ By; zlas;�= - By: day of February . 1987. By: %A•aq.A l V i .7 � d this day of 1987. A / 1 ill �`/�'T • �',-�� _ _ _, John Bertino, Mayor City of Dania Signe0--zh19 2bth o a'vie yor Signed this By: "1 ERIC M. SO KA, CIT&dale AGER City of Nor Laud Sign d _is _" b'' B y : day of FAbruary ,., 1987. B y : 61�c ri►[� PATRICIA McDANIEL, Town Clerk day of ",!'k , 1987. By: C. MILLI DYER C, CITY CLERK day of �Zqa •--t_ , 1987. B - By: KELLY, CITYtGERy of Tamarac f' Signed �1 day of % 1987. By:_ C- ' B y : .r Aaron I. "Art" Canon, Vice -Mayor June W. Depp, City er CITY OF WALLANDALE Signed this 23rd day of July 1987. By: By: N. C� CITY or Ab FORT LAUDERDALE FLOPIDA Police Department 1300 W. Bmward Blvd. 33312 .X10 11_1 NJ TO: Broward County Chiefs of Police Association Members FROM: Jeffrey J. Hochman, Police Legal Advisor Fort Lauderdale Police Department SUBJECT: Mutual Aid Agreement &L►TE: August 24, 1987 • Enclosed is a copy of the signature page number 6 for the Mutual Aid Agreement. This is an updated copy containing the signature of the most recent municipality, Pembroke Pines. There are no other munici- palities that will be signing the Agreement. Please attach to your copy of the Agreement. jjh:sb Attachment F-IL n S 7- (.3 CITY OF FORT LAUDERDALE FLoffIow Police Departnent DATE: July 24, 1987 T0: All Police Agencies Who Have Signed the Mutual Aid Agreement FROMt Police Legal Advisor/Jeffrey J. Hochman SUBJECTS Signature of Hallandale Municipality on Mutual Aid Agreement 1300 W. Brvrv.rd Blvd, 33312 The attached signature page should be added to your copy of the Mutual Aid Agreement. The laud signature on this page indicates that the City of Hallandale has agreed to the Mutual Aid Agreement and has passed a Resolution supporting it. 1 I Ile, jjhssb VV lei 0