
Administrative Services Division
The Administrative Services Division holds primary responsibility for
- Prosecuting cases in court.
- Overseeing downtown public parking facilities and operations.
- Providing animal control services.
- Educating the community in the law, how to avoid crime, and how to reduce and prevent crime
- Providing administrative services, communication and material support to the Field Operations Division by recruiting, training and equipping police officers
- Other duties as may be necessary to assure the department accomplishes its mission
Major Sub-Units and Primary Tasks
Commanding Officer
- Accreditation
- Budget
- FMLA/ADA/TAD/EOE
- Grants Management
- Information Technology
- Promotional Process Administration
- Recruitment and Selection
- Training Management
- Workers Compensation Claims
Bureau of Special Services
- AFIS
- Animal Control
- Administrative Fingerprinting
- Communications
- Community Service Representative
- Detail Management
- Equipment Inventory
- School Safety Patrol
- School Crossing Guards
- Traffic Safety and Enforcement
- KARES
- Property/Evidence Management
- Traffic Signals
- Uniform and Equipment Issues
- Wrecker Services
Bureau of Parking Enforcement
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Parking Enforcement
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Space Rental
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Parking Meter Repair
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Ticket Processing
Bureau of Prosecution
- Violation and Misdemeanor Trials
- Felony Probable Cause Hearings
Bureau of Records
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Alarms
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Administrative Support for Prosecutor
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Purchasing
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Record Management
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UCR/NIBRS Management
Division Leadership
Captain Steven Russo, Commanding Officer Administrative Services
Lieutenant Shane Maxfield, Supervisor of the Bureau of Special Services
Parking Enforcement Supervisor Ginger Reyes, Supervisor of the Bureau of Parking Enforcement
Sergeant James Cemorelis, District Court Prosecutor, Bureau of Prosecution
Office Manager Diane Theall, Supervisor of the Bureau of Records

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