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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/28/2023 06. Handle with Care Program Presentation 1 o is ' s^ !% , . sii 7 . ), BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL YAKIMA, WASHINGTON AGENDA STATEMENT Item No. 6. For Meeting of:August 28, 2023 ITEM TITLE: Handle with Care Program Presentation SUBMITTED BY: Chad Janis, Police Lieutenant SUMMARY EXPLANATION: Lt. Chad Janis and Sara Cordova will present on Handle with Care. ITEM BUDGETED: NA STRATEGIC PRIORITY: NA APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL BY THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION: ATTACHMENTS: Description Upload Date Type ❑ 8/22/2023 Mailtma/ livil SCHOOL AAKIM�4 DISTRICT ApLiCE Handle with Care 2022-2023 Year in Review pK,M Yakima Police `�vot., ., y 4 S" ., Handle With Care Incidents Qx. BOLO- �0 , Domestic Handle With Care Incidents 2021 Handle 2021 Nature •DOMESTIC •DOMESTIC-IPV With Care Children 800 Incidents Affected S4' 749 600 2022 Handle 2022 With Care Children Incidents ` °°° Affected 3 298 1541 2,437 206 2023 200 2023 Handle 197 With Care Children Incidents Affected 92 45 0 858 1,419 2021 2022 2023 Year This product was created by an Analyst in the Yakima Police Department's Crime and&Intelligence Unit(CIU).All files/data utilized in the creation of this request are dynamic.Dynamic files allow for additions,deletions,and/or modifications at any time,resulting in more complete and accurate records in the database.Due to continuous data entry after reports are complied,numbers may vary in previous reports or subsequent reports.Data is also classified as dynamic if it is based on incomplete time classifications.Incomplete time classifications include any hour,day,month,quarter,or year this is pending completion.Any questions about this product should be directed to the CIU.Created by Analyst Kavanagh 08.21.23. pK,M Yakima Police 4. 0410ED tit" 44 4iJ nk---.- Handle With Care Incidents 7.)4 � 0BOLICf- a, ivituaGO Top 15 Natures of Handle With Care Incidents 2021-2023 Criminal vs Non Criminal Handle With Care Incidents • DOMESTIC-IPV 1051 DOMESTIC 334 RUNAWAY JUV 307 JUVENILE PROEM 201 SEX CRIME 10S ASSAULT 100 WELFARE CHECK 87 E Y 4 3 RECOVERED JUV 84 v Z c 737 ABUSE NEGLECT ® 3 1OW AGENCY ASSIST • MAL MISCHIEF . INFORMATION 111 SW 374 SUSPICIOUS CIRC . 417 DUI . 235 HARASSMENT , 0 2021 2022 2023 0 200 400 600 800 1.000 Year HWC Incidents This product was created by an Analyst in the Yakima Police Department's Crime and&Intelligence Unit(CIU).All files/data utilized in the creation of this request are dynamic.Dynamic files allow for additions,deletions,and/or modifications at any time,resulting in more complete and accurate records in the database.Due to continuous data entry after reports are complied,numbers may vary in previous reports or subsequent reports.Data is also classified as dynamic if it is based on incomplete time classifications.Incomplete time classifications include any hour,day,month,quarter,or year this is pending completion.Any questions about this product should be directed to the CIU.Created by Analyst Kavanagh 08.21.23. Yakima School District HWC Data by School Comparing 2021-2022 to 2022-2023 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 2021-2022 2022-2023 800 600 400 200 I0 II ■t ■. t■ ■■ ttil ■t ■, .. t■ ■I ■l _■ II Pae�c� ,e��eC�e0`,6 ,�" 646 4\;-`,.. `�c�eao.t.\aAe eo e�4><. 4e`" ,sseA (,,)1. c�g\2y c��\y000a� ro�ey`ace Oec\e0 a:<.-6 PcP 0a e \.e pc YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT n Strengthening Community Through Education 411 a Comparing 2021-2022 to 2022-2023 by LEVEL AUG-MAY HWC 2021-22 500 AUG-MAY HWC 2022-2023 600 586 400 486 S00 300 400 297 200 200 100 0 0 1 ES TOTAL MS TOTAL -- ---__ ES TOTAL MS TOTAL HS TOTAL YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT n Strengthening Community Through Education ill a Comparing 2021-2022 to 2022-2023 by MONTH 2021-2022 School Year 2022-2023 School Year YSD HWC 2021-22 YSD HWC 2022-23 200 AUG 250 • AUG • SEPT L OCT MI SEP 1. NOV OCT 150 ■ DEC 200 • NOV • JAN • DEC • FEB ▪ MAR 150 JAN APR ■ FEB !ill • 100 • MAY • MAR • JUN 100 APR • JUL ® MAY 50 50 a , 11 0 YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT /a Strengthening Community Through Education Findings The top 4 reasons for a child in the City of Yakima to be on the Handle with Care notification Elementary Middle High Intimate Partner 185 98 94 Violence Domestic Violence 38 23 43 Runaway Juvenile 67 122 94 Juvenile Problem 56 75 45 YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT Z Strengthening Community Through Education other Concerning Trends High numbers of elementary students were on the notification for: • Assault 29 children • Sex Crime 38 children • Welfare Checks 22 children High numbers of middle school students were on the notification for: • Assault 24 children • Abuse/Neglect 16 children • Welfare Checks 15 children High numbers of high school students were on the notification for: • Assault 42 children • Sex Crime 26children • Threats 15 children YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT ,� Strengthening Community Through Education Connections to Attendance, School Discipline & HWC (family1) Grade level HWC Attendance Discipline On Target for Graduation 2nd Grade 4 HWC 22 absences 1 referrals low risk 8th Grade 4 HWC 15 absences 16 referrals low risk 10th Grade 4 HWC 62 absences 3 referrals Dropped out in February YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT n Strengthening Community Through Education ill a Connections to Attendance, School Discipline �, HWC (family2) Grade level HWC Attendance Discipline On Target for Graduation Pre K 4 HWC 14 absences 0 referrals low risk 1st Grade 4 HWC 10 absences 0 referrals low risk 4th Grade 4 HWC 10 absences 0 referrals low risk 5th Grade 4 HWC 14 absences 0 referrals low risk 9th Grade 4 HWC 20 absences 0 referrals low risk 9th Grade 4 HWC 42 absences 9 referrals high risk 10th Grade 4 HWC 45 absences 3 referrals high risk llth Grade 4 HWC 64 absences 7 referrals high risk YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT n Strengthening Community Through Education ill a Connections to Attendance, School Discipline & HWC (family3) Grade level HWC Attendance Discipline On Target for Graduation 2nd Grade 7 9 absences 0 referrals low risk 3rd Grade 7 3 absences 0 referrals low risk 6th Grade 7 6 absences 0 referrals low risk 11th Grade 7 15 absences (out of 61) 13 referrals very high risk YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT n Strengthening Community Through Education ill a System Issues We are seeing high numbers of repeat runaway juveniles and juvenile problems • 19 students are responsible for frequent upheavals in their homes and in the lives of their siblings and our community. • 2 students are driving 84 HWC notifications (runaways), impacting 3 schools • 1 student is responsible for 12 HWC notifications for runaway alerts--for himself and siblings, impacting 3 schools • 1 student is responsible for 28 runaway notifications, impacting 3 schools • 3 students are on the notification multiple times a month for juvenile problems our community: vandalism, burglary, trespassing YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT re) Strengthening Community Through Education SupportingStudents in YSD Administrators Counselors Nurses Social Emotional Specialists Behavior & MTSS Interventionists Student Advocates Social Workers YAKIMA SCOISTR (13i Strengthening Community ThrouHOghLDEducationICT Impact of Handle With Care at the Elementary School Level Tori Brennan Principal of Barge Lincoln Elementary f An —' ,JI - ej 0hh 1 'y��R.t i f YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT ,� Strengthening Community Through Education Impact of Handle With Care • Large numbers of Yakima children are impacted by Domestic Violence and various other types of violence. • Providing appropriate, trauma-informed care for children early on is vital. • Knowing our students and noticing changes can make a positive impact on their futures. • Waiting until middle school and high school can mean the difference between our students succeeding or struggling. • Supporting our challenged families with resources is imperative • Strengthening Community Through Education /il • Questionsa, • a d 060.00011,1‘...— r" r tom' -r`,%. `- C4,--A: . . 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