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28 January 2021
Constable Ethics, Standards and Training Board “ORIGINAL GRANT APPLICATION”
818 North First Street
Phoenix, Arizona
Dear Constable Ethics Standards and Training Board,
The Maricopa County Constables are applying for the announced FY21 Grant Cycle IIl-Equipment
Grant. Enclosed is a copy of the FY21 Grant Cycle IIl-Equipment Grant Application (1 Original and 1
electronic copy) and documentation for the same.
Maricopa County Constables are an agency of Maricopa County government and qualify to apply for
the announced equipment grant. The grant application requests the sum of $4,985.51 including tax to
allow Constables in Maricopa County to have practice ammo.
|am not requesting any advance payment.
Should you have any questions, please contact me, as | will be happy to respond or to attend
any
meeting in person to satisfy those questions.
Respectfully submitted on behalf of Maricopa County Constables,
FUNC Paley
Constable Scott Blake
Hassayampa Justice Precinct
Maricopa County Constable
IV. Grant Application Package Materials A. Statement of Applicant Eligibility INSTRUCTIONS: Please
describe the nature of your organization and explain how you are eligible to apply for the Board
Equipment Grant Program. Please limit your response to no more than 1,000 words and attach as
exhibits accompanying documentation of your eligibility.
Response:
The Maricopa County Constables Office consists of 25 elected and/or appointed Constables and eight
Deputy Constables.
An attachment containing the names of the Maricopa County Constables and Deputy Constables is
being provided. Also attached is a copy of agenda item #C-25-07-002-0-00 voted on by the
Maricopa
County Board of Supervisors authorizing the implementation of a five-dollar writ fee to
pursuant
A.R.S, 22-138 as required by the Constable Ethics Standards and Training Board which shows that
Maricopa County is participating in the collection of writ fees that fund grants for the Constable
Ethics Standards and Training Board.
INSTRUCTIONS: Please describe completely the project you propose to complete if awarded a Board
Equipment Grant. Be complete in your description of the project. Ata minimum,
your response must
contain: 1. A detailed description of the proposed project. 2. An explanation of needs for
equipment
purchases, 3. An explanation of outcomes to be expected from the funding
proposal. 4. An explanation
of how grant funds will be used (this is not a substitute for the
project budget required in Section IV.C).
Response:
1. All Maricopa County Constables, and Deputy Constables, who are firearms certified will
use this
ammunition for qualification practice and qualifications with their firearms. A minimum of
score 210
out of a perfect score of 250 must be met in order to a firearm in
carry Maricopa County annually.
2. This ammunition will help Constables and Deputy Constables in
Maricopa County with firearms
proficiency and qualifications, which in turn will ensure their safety while serving both civil and
criminal process.
3. With the purchase of this ammunition it is expected that for the next all
year Constables who
attend our semi-annual qualifications will be able to both practice and qualify with this
ammunition.
All Constables who carry firearms must qualify at least one time to
per year carry a firearm. The
ability to carry a firearm will help ensure the safety of all Constables while
they carry out their duties
serving civil and criminal process.
4. This ammunition will be used for all Constables who attend
our semi-annual firearms training
ammunition to practice and qualify to meet the minimum requirements set forth for
peace officers to
carry a firearm on and off duty.
C. Project Budget INSTRUCTIONS: Please submit a detailed budget for the project, including specifically:
1. The FY20 equipment grant objectives that relate to this project and funding; identify a projected date
for accomplishing each task associated with expending the funding. 2. A description and outline of
equipment to be purchased if granted funding. 3. The projected number of constables to benefit from
the proposed equipment purchases. 4. All estimated expenditures (including tax) from three (3)
different vendors for each type of item to be purchased. You must also attach all supporting bid
documentation. 5. All funding sources and amounts that will be utilized to complete this project by the
projected completion date.
Response:
1. The funding for the purchase of ammunition will be a onetime payment to Outdoorlimited.com
The Maricopa County Constables and Maricopa County have used Combat Cartridge for
procurement
of ammunition. However, because of the current situation in the United States ammunition is
exceedingly difficult to find. This is the only bid we are submitting. See attached invoice. The
funding
will take place within 30 days of acceptance of this grant.
2. The ammunition purchase through Outdoorlimited.com is 5000 rounds of Magtech 9 MM—-115
grain full metal jacket.
3. The projected number of Maricopa County Constables and
Deputy Constables to benefit from the
purchase of this ammunition is 25.
4, The ammunition purchase through Outdoorlimited.com is 5000 rounds of
Magtech 9 MM - 115
grain at $0.90 per round. Tax for the entire purchase is $360.73 and
package insurance is $45.79, fora
total of $4,985.51. The Maricopa County Constables
procures ammunition from Combat Cartridge as
its only vendor. However, this company does not have available ammunition. We
went online and
found this company as the only supplier we found with ammunition in stock. We will not be
submitting three bids.
5. The only funding source for our ammunition is through the Constables
Ethics, Standards and
Training Board equipment grant. The total for the ammunition and tax is $4,985.51. The
ammunition
will be purchased within thirty days of this equipment
grant acceptance from the Constables Ethics,
Standards and Training Board.
D. Project Performance Measures INSTRUCTIONS: Please
identify performance measurements that you
will use to illustrate the outcomes of your proposal, if selected for funding. The
following performance
measures must be included at a minimum for consideration. The
performance measurements you
identify in this section, as approved by the Board, will become provisions of
your grant contract if the
Applicant is selected as a Board Equipment Grant Program Grantee. The
performance measurements
must demonstrate how the proposed project will meet the program goals described in this
Request for
Grant Applications. Minimum performance measurements for each project shall include: 1. The total
number of constables and deputy constables that will benefit from the
equipment funding; 2. The
estimated savings to your government entity that would result from awarding the
requested grant; 3.
How the safety of constables and deputy constables would be
improved by awarding the requested
grant; and 4. How the execution of constable duties would be
improved by awarding the requested
grant.
1. The total number of Constables and Deputy Constables that will benefit from the
equipment
funding in Maricopa County are 25. The total number of Deputy Constables in Maricopa County is 8.
2. The estimated savings from the Constables Ethics, Standards and Training Board this
awarding
grant to Maricopa County would be $4,985.51.
3. The safety of all Maricopa County Constables and Deputy Constables would be improved by the
awarding the requested grant by increasing firearms proficiency and firearms safety. Firearms
proficiency is reached through building up muscle memory and the repetition of firing firearms. Thus,
benefiting the citizens of Maricopa County because Constables and Deputy Constables will be
refreshed on proper techniques and accuracy.
4. The execution of Constable and Deputy Constables in Maricopa County would be
improved by
awarding the requested grant by building the correct muscle memory of the techniques of
proper
handling, drawing and firing each Constable and Deputy Constables firearm.
E. Request for Advance Payment & Justification INSTRUCTIONS: As described in the
Request for Grant
Applications, grant awards are typically disbursed as reimbursements for expenses incurred in the
completion of projects. However, the Board will consider requests for Advance of
Payment funding
pursuant to the provisions of the Request for Grant Applications. If
you require advance payment,
please identify what portion of the project budget is being requested in advance and
clearly explain the
reason(s) why an advance is required for the completion of the project. Please note that if
your request
for advance payment is approved, you will be subject to the terms outlined in section III.B of the
Request for Grant Applications.
Response:
The Maricopa County Constables do not request advance payment of funds.
Application Checklist Be sure to comply with all of the following information in order for
your application
to be considered for funding. o Submit one (1) completed, signed original of this
grant application
marked “ORIGINAL” in a sealed envelope or box, addressed to the Board as provided in this
Request for
Grant Applications. o Submit one (1) electronic copy of this completed
grant application on CD or flash
drive marked “COPY” submitted in the same sealed envelope or box addressed to the board
as provided
in this Request for Grant Applications o Ensure
your application addresses all questions and submits all
materials in this application o Deliver or mail in time.
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Name and Title of Signatory
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Date
Agenda Activity: Action Agenda Number: C-26-07-002-0-00
Department: Constables
Category: Constables
Contact: Chris Pinuelas Phone: §06-1980 Continued from: 12/20/2006
Return to: Chris Pinuelas Phone: 506-1950
Location: County Administration Building
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Action Requested:
This is the time scheduled for a public hearing to solicit comments and consider the the proposed fee of
$5.00 for all writs issued by a Justice of the Peace in civil cases, effective upon Board of Supervisors’
approval. Fees collected will be deposited into the Constable Ethics Committee Fund established
by
Section 22-136. Senate Bill 1180, enacted September 21, 2006, amends A.R.S. §11-445 to allow Board of
Supervisors to establish a fee not-to-exceed $5.00 per writ served. (C2507002000)
Complete description of action requested:
In the 2006 session, the Arizona State Legislature amended A.R.S. 11-448 with regard to the Constables
Ethics Committee under Senate Bill 1180. Effective September 21, 2006, each County Board of
Supervisors is mandated to set an additional fee on each Writ issued by a Justice of the Peace Court In
their respective counties, The fee to be set shall not exceed $5.00 per writ and shall be administered
by
the Constable Ethics Committee.
The fees shall be established by the Board of Supervisors requires the Constables Ethics Committee
to
use 80% of the monies for Constable training, equipment, and related grants; and 20% will be used for
funding the Constables Ethics Committee, which currently does not have appropriated
any funding,
Senate Bill 1180, also known as the “Marilyn Jarrett Constable Ethics Act," directs the State Treasurer
to
invest and divest the monies in the fund as provided by law and on notice from the Constables Ethics
Committee and provides that monies earned from investments be credited to the fund and the
fund from lapsing of appropriations. The intent of this law change was to provide sufficient exempts
the training of Constables funding for
throughout the State of Arizona in an effort to increase the knowledge,
training, and professionalism of all Constables and to increase the ability of the Constables Ethics
Committee to adequately perform its mandated duties. Currently, many counties do not provide
for Constables training even though training is mandated by law. The collection of funds from the funding
additional writ fees will alleviate this problem by making funding for training available to all Constables.
The end result should be that the public will benefit from the availability of training for all Constables
who should be able to more effectively serve their constituents in a professional
manner.
Performance Information:
Program: Service of Process
Activity: Service of Process Activity
Performance Measures:Writs of Restitution are served within five working days
Anticipated Results: By adding a writ fee, the Constables Ethics Committee Fund will help the
Constables receive training and better equipment.
Expenditure Impact by FY(s):
No Impact
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Phone List Constables
PRECINCT CONSTABLE OFFICE
MOBILE FAX Radio VEH
AREA 1 NW Regional
N. Valley Mike Rowe 602-372-2566 602-509-2988 |602-372-2571 | CON 32 1711140
Arrowhead PresidingConstabiq Mike Branham 602-372-2568 602-390-2184 |602-372-2571 | CON 46 [521631
Manistee Lennie McCloskey 602-372-2567 602-292-4047 |602-372-2571 | CON 33 [711321
Hassayampa Scott Blake 602-372-2565 602-769-4488 602-372-2571 .| CON 30 |No Vehicle
AREA 2
E. Mesa Ken Allen 480-985-0189x219 |602-769-4409 |480-324-1645 | CON 12 [711107
N. Mesa Jon Curtis 602-372-4918 602-390-2394 |480-926-7763 | CON 21 |511902
Highland Luke Palmer 602-372-8307 602-525-1407 |602-372-8308 | CON 14 1731608
W. Mesa AreaCoordinator Brandon Giles. 602-506-8100 602-390-2441 |480-969-1098 | CON 19 1731605
AREA 3 San Tan Regional
San Marcos AssocPresConstd Nathan Wallace. 602-372-3479 602-689-3143 |602-372-1381 | CON 11 1711314
University Lakes Karyn Lathan 602-372-3421 602-769-4505 602-372-1381 | CON 15 [521633
Kyrene Ben Halloran 602-372-3510 602-319-8721 {602-372-1381 | CON 17 [521510
Santan Steve Allen 602-372-3445 602-527-5665 {602-372-1381 | CON 20 1731607
AREA 4 NE Regional
Dreamy Draw Rhys Torres 602-372-7633 602-980-0261 {602-372-7636 | CON 41 [521635
Moon Valley Carl Seel 602-372-7634 602-350-1679 {602-372-7636 | CON 13 [521601
McDowell Mountain David Lester 602-372-7635 602-540-9231 |602-372-7636 | CON 43 1712022
Desert Ridge AreaCoordinatol James Rich 602-372-7756 602-695-8445 |602-372-7636 | CON 24 {711401
AREA 5 Downtown Ste 1026
South Mountain Mahogany Kennedy 602-372-6314 602-525-3319 |602-372-6315 | CON 16 |711809
Encanto AreaCoordinator Maria Russell. 602-372-6310 602-390-6311 {602-372-6311 | CON 22 |711141
West McDowell Rudy SantaCruz 602-372-6312 602-527-5122 |602-372-6313 | CON 26 [711404
Downtown Darlene Martinez 602-372-6318 602-463-2745
|- CON 28 {711913
AREA 6
Agua Fria Doug Clark 602-372-8192 602-319-8699 |602-372-8106 | CON 25 1711313
ArcadiaBiltmore Carolyn Lane 602-372-6316 602-291-1948 |- CON 32 {711105
Maryvale Denice Garcia 602-372-8191 602-478-1853 |- CON 27 {521100
Country Meadows Ken Sumner 602-372-8823 602-290-3808 {602-372-8824 | CON 37 |711812
White Tank AreaCoordinator |Mark Sinclair. 602-372-8193 602-319-8013 |602-372-8107 | CON 29 |711402
Ironwood Vacant 602-506-1589 602-550-3559 |520-683-6412 | CON 49 |n/a
Administration
Area 1 Deputy Chris Mueller 602-372-8191 602-769-4378 |602-372-6319 | CON 38 |711103
Area 2 Deputy Kevin Jones - 602-292-4042
|- CON 10 {711813
Area 3 Deputy Joseph Martinez 602-372-3423 602-469-2552
|- CON 23 711905
Area 4 Deputy Tony Martineau 602-372-7637 602-390-1458 |602-372-7636 | CON 45 |711710
Area 5 Deputy Darren Emfinger 602-372-2569 602-509-6874 {602-372-2571 | CON 47 [521632
Area 6 Deputy Tommy Rossi 602-372-6459 602-501-1662 |- CON 34 {521601
Warrant Deputy Vacant 602-372-2569 602-292-2164 |- CON 18 [521634
Warrant Deputy Kevin Harris 602-372-2096 602-290-7514 |- CON 35 {712033
Warrant Clerk Linda Harris 602-372-2096 - 602-372-1381
- -
Warrant Clerk Chris Sumner 602-372-2569 - 623-847-2316
- -
Reserve Deputy Ron Myers - 602-751-0877 CON 31 |-
Reserve Deputy -
CON 40 |-
Constable Admin Patrice Goodman 602-506-1843 602-509-1064 602-506-1875
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MCSO Radio Room 602-876-1030 MCSO Civil Div 602-876-1840
Phoenix PD 602-262-6151
LE Language Line 866-533-4998 Access Code 985692
Animal Control 602-506-1309
602-506-2739
Computer Help 602-506-4357
Benefits Help 602-506-1010
Radio Shop 602-506-1191 Christine Smith 602-506-3093 christine.smith@maricopa.gov
Adult Protective Service 877-767-2385
Equipment Serv-Durango 602-506-4678 AZPOINT-AOC Help 602-452-3900 _}MCSO OOP 24/7 602-876-1061
Equipment Serv-Mesa 602-506-4794 Help@courts.az.gov
Equipment Serv-DownTown |602-506-3230
Equipment Serv-Surprise 623-583-1836
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