Attachment B.pdf

City of Phoenix — Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee (2020-05-13)

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ALLOWABLE ITEMS 
Personnel  
 
 Contractors / labor for installation costs 
 Hourly pay for individuals and overtime 
 *Seminars / workshops / training classes, includes speakers, presenters, 
and trainers 
 
Volunteer hour contributions  
 
 The general labor rate for calculating volunteer hours is currently $25.43 per hour 
 
Operational Expenses  
 
 *Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol / Graffiti fuel / mileage reimbursement 
 Dedicated communications services (telephone, *cell phones, *Internet, 
*websites, fax lines) 
 *Insurance costs 
 Maintenance / repair services 
 Printing / copying /mailing / delivery / faxing services 
 Program related transportation costs (buses / vans / rentals and public 
transportation) 
 *Rental of equipment / supplies (including helium and port-a-johns) 
 Rental space or facility use fees 
 Utilities (electricity) 
 
Other - provide details on budget narrative 
Equipment / Supplies  
 
 *Communications equipment (*two-way radios, *police scanners) 
 *GAIN or crime prevention / safety event (equipment / supplies) 
 *Musical instruments / *games / *sporting goods / *bicycles / hobby / crafts 
and gardening supplies 
 *Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol equipment / supplies 
 Audio / video equipment 
 *Computer equipment / software / accessories 
 Educational materials / books 
 Fencing and gates – including installation of fences and gates 
 Furniture (tables, chairs, computer desks) 
 Hardware items (locks, small tools, *flashlights, rakes, paint sprayers) 
 *Lighting

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 Office equipment (*copiers / printers / scanners, staplers, scissors, file 
cabinets, etc.) 
 Signage (*Block Watch / Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol signs, bulletin 
boards, banners, posters) 
 Fingerprint ID kits 
 Graffiti cameras (must include the City of Phoenix Neighborhood Services 
Department as a Co-Applicant Group to be considered) 
 
Consumables  
 
 Audio / video / computer supplies (toner, ink cartridges, discs, tapes, CDs, 
videos) 
 Clean-up supplies (garbage bags, gloves, cleaners, paper towels) 
 Hardware supplies (paint, light bulbs, batteries) 
 Office supplies (postage, paper, envelopes, labels, pens, toner, ink 
cartridges) 
 *GAIN / Safety Event Promotional / Marketing Tools/Items (pens/pencils, 
letter openers, mugs, Frisbees, auto-window shades, wrist bands, mouse 
pads, key chains, kitchen products, microfiber cloths, bags, calendars, 
lanyards, note pads, etc.) 
 *GAIN / Safety Event Crime Prevention Tools/Items (locks: window, door, 
steering wheel, and padlocks; timers; lighting: motion sensors, dusk-to-
dawn, indoor/outdoor emergency lighting; alarms: small/individual door, 
pool, carbon dioxide, smoke, window, or personal; document shredders; 
individual RFID sleeves, only, etc.) 
 *Clothing / uniforms 
 Other - Please provide detailed description on budget narrative 
 
PROHIBITED ITEMS 
 
 Administration of the grant itself, including payment to an accountant or individual 
to complete quarterly reports or to pay Block Watch members for any services. 
 Alcoholic beverages, including wine and beer 
 Awards and raffle prizes 
 Bulletproof vests 
 Entertainment, parties, and recognition dinners not designated as a GAIN event 
 Entrance or admission fees for any in-state or out of state non-educational field 
trips, including water and amusement parks 
 Food or beverages of any kind, including consumable prizes or incentives in the 
form of food or beverages 
 Motor vehicles 
 Out-of-state field trips or travel (educational or non-education) 
 Surveillance equipment and drones, including night vision and listening devices 
(does not include graffiti cameras if partnering with the Neighborhood Services 
Department)

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 Vehicle overhead emergency light bars 
 Weapons of any type, including firearms, pepper spray, mace, knives, stun guns, 
kubotan, etc. 
 Weed killers and lawn chemicals labeled as hazardous material; recommended to  
 
use organically labeled products 
 Home alarm systems and/or vehicle alarm systems 
 Batteries and/or power sources used for mobility purposes 
 
RESTRICTED ITEMS 
 
Restricted Items – total requested budgeted 
items cannot exceed specific restricted item 
amount. 
Restricted Item 
Amount 
Website Hosting / Maintenance / Domain Name / 
Email Server (a combined total of all items)  
$750 
Adult clothing (t-shirts, jackets, hats, sweatshirts, etc.) 
$500 
Digital cameras (per item) 
$300 
Flashlights (per item) 
$25 
Laptops, computers, tablets, or notebooks ($1,000 per 
grant / $500 per item and no more than two items) 
$1,000 / $500 
Paint sprayers (per item) 
$700 
Two-way Radios (per item) 
$250 
Police Scanners (per item) 
$500 
Radar Gun (per item) 
$125 
Lighting electricity bill 
$3,000 
Guest Speaker (per presentation) 
$150 
Insurance 
$2,000 
Face Painter(s), Disc Jockey(s) or Balloon Artist(s) (each 
artist, per event)  
$150 
Regular Copy Printers, including maintenance 
$500 
Room / Facility Rental Fees per year 
$1,000 
Youth Clothing / Uniforms 
$1,000 
Promotional Items / Marketing Tools (*should include a 
printed crime prevention message)  
$3,000 
Crime Prevention Tools/Items  
$4,000

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Restricted Budget Categories for Block Watch / Phoenix 
Neighborhood Patrol Programs 
The following items are restricted and may ONLY be purchased in conjunction 
with Block Watch or Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol programs: 
*Block Watch and/or Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol clothing 
*Cell Phones / Service - Limit $480 per phone / service per year; number of phones 
must be justified in application 
*Equipment (Two-way Radios / Police Scanners / Walkie-Talkies / Binoculars / 
Bicycles) 
*Fuel / mileage Reimbursement for Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol Activity / Graffiti 
Abatement has a maximum limit of $1,000 per grant year 
*GAIN / Safety Event Crime Prevention Tools/Items (locks: window, door, steering 
wheel, and padlocks; timers; lighting: motion sensors, dusk-to-dawn, indoor/outdoor 
emergency lighting; alarms: small/individual door, pool, carbon dioxide, smoke, 
window, or personal; document shredders; individual RFID sleeves, only, etc.) 
*GAIN / Safety Event Promotional Items / Marketing Tools (pens/pencils, letter 
openers, mugs, Frisbees, auto-window shades, wrist bands, mouse pads, key 
chains, kitchen products, microfiber cloths, bags, calendars, lanyards, note pads, 
etc.) 
*Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol Magnetic and Metal Signs 
*Rentals 
*Supplies

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Restricted Budget Categories for Youth-Related Programs 
The following items are restricted and may ONLY be purchased in conjunction with 
Youth-Related Programs: 
Camp Fees (In-state Only) 
Clothing / Uniforms (Restricted to $1,000 total per application) 
Craft / Gardening Supplies 
Games (Board / Video Game Systems and Accessories / Video and Computer 
Games / Cards / Pool, Ping Pong, and Foosball Tables / Music or Video CDs) 
Sports Equipment and Supplies / Bicycles 
Tournament Entry Fees (In-state ONLY) 
Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) programs 
 
 
Other Restricted Items 
Mileage Reimbursement for Graffiti Abatement activities has a maximum limit of 
$1,000 per group (this includes any Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol reimbursements). 
Internet Services are restricted to a maximum limit of $750 per year for service 
provided to community organizations / centers and a maximum of $500 per year for 
service provided to an individual’s residence. 
Lawful Traffic Mitigation Devices, including speed humps / bumps, cannot be 
funded unless they can be directly tied to crime prevention. 
Laptops, computers, tablets, or notebooks are restricted to a maximum of 
$1,000 per application; or a total of two items (in addition to $500 per item restriction).