Speaker 0: Motion carries.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Item number 19 please.
Speaker 0: Report from police recommendation to execute a new agreement between the Long Beach Police Department and the Long Beach Unified School District to staff school resource officers for an amount not to exceed 745,000 citywide.
Speaker 1: Thank you. And I made the motion here. Councilman, your English. You'd like to speak to your second Councilwoman Gonzalez.
Speaker 6: Well, actually, there's a staff report. I just had a.
Speaker 5: Question actually just on if there's not. That's okay.
Speaker 1: Okay. Let's go ahead and hear the staff report.
Speaker 0: Okay.
Speaker 8: Commander Louis Police Department. This agenda item basically executed a new agreement between the police department, Columbia Unified School District, to staff school resource officers for the upcoming school year. The agreement will not exceed $745,480, with an estimated cost to the city's general fund of $186,372. Long Beach Unified School District share of the agreement is 75%, which basically encompasses $559,116. The 186 372 portion is the other 25% that the city of Long Beach Police Department.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Is there any public comment on this item? Seeing the.
Speaker 6: Vice mayor. Sorry, I just had a question. Sure. So, Commander, what are the four schools that will be selected?
Speaker 5: Because it mentioned four police off. I'm sorry. The four police officers will be assigned to the high school campuses. Which high school campus are campuses?
Speaker 6: Will the.
Speaker 0: Police officers be located at.
Speaker 8: Jordan Poly Millikan and Gabriel High Schools.
Speaker 6: Okay, perfect. Thank you.
Speaker 1: And this. This is a continuation of existing resource officers, correct?
Speaker 8: Yes. Okay.
Speaker 1: Please cast your vote.
Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a new agreement between the Long Beach Police Department and the Long Beach Unified School District to staff School Resource Officers for an amount not to exceed $745,488, with an estimated net cost to the City’s General Fund of $186,372.  (Citywide)