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Home My WebLink AboutDocumentation_Miscellaneous_Tab 06_12/01/1993 T / : � � VILLAGE OF� TEQUESTA � ' Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tcquesta Drive "' Tequcs�a. Florida 33469-0273 • (40� 575-6200 ' " '� � Fax:(407)575-b203 s o • 4 v ffC [0�1M� MEMORANDUM: TO: All Department Heads FROM: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager / ��--.''" DATE: October 25, 1993 SUBJECT: Juvenile Alternative Seswices Program (JASP) Attached hereto, please find a copy of correspondence recently received from JASP. In the event that the Village proceeds with this Program, it is essential that we enwaerate the kind of work that the Village has available for JASP participants on a departmental basis. Only those activities enumerated by each Department will be available for JASP participants activities. . Please provide a memorandum enumerating various tasks•that you would have available for JASP participants within your Department. Remember that the use of dangerous tools and/or machinery is prohibited. Please respond to this request by 5:00 P.M., Tuesday, November 2, 1993. � Those tasks approved for your Department will be presented to the Public Safety Committee at an upcoming meeting during consideration of approval of the JASP Program in th� Village of Tequesta. TGB/krb Attachment � �.,,��, i�� `,�a„tk Pr��;r.un t rancltnatcn I)r,in�t It Juvenile 5ervices Program � Dr. Peter Pamdo . WORKSITE AGREEMENT Exetutive Direccor 3435 First Avenue South St. Petersburg, FL 3371 I (813)327-2443 The Juvenile Alternative Services Program, Incorporated, Fax (813) 327-5716 hPrehv enters into agreement with �a�,,kus. �� Village of Tequesta to proviae a c�nunuciiLy w�rx clrnN. e�,.� �na,Na ar ,�.,,,.��.�.:._�,.�..�,_ u�.�,..� �arvice pr�gram site for children who have voluntarily ,.,,, .�. ,,,..,,.,.,,.,. ..�. ;,u;�;;.;,�mka��a.�� pursuant to law agreed to, or who have been require y r� i r�n �e �+a�,�,� k�za. „�,.,sn��• His.hn.ix.x.+�a��a Court Order to perform a specified number of Community `'""'�`"�"""""' Work Ser��ice hours for committing a law violation. The ,.,.r,��:� hl� sla� �� Juvenile Alternative Services Program, Inc., under contract with the Department of Health and Rehabilitative JASPPROGRAMS Services to insure that services are provided to these °�l"��v juveniles, will have access to juveniles who are - PineOas County �3sF►�n.�.s. performing in such work programs to verify t e s�.P�u� appropriateness of the program. Juveniles who (813)3Z7-2443 participate in the work program are considered employees District VII B Rrc�ardf'rnintv of the State for the purpose of Worker's Compensat on as .. ••�� •� � authorized by Chapter 440 ( F. S. , ��=apters �y . u4 arici �:.:..�«:,,..�r�.�,_.��>> 39.11 (�tU7) 630-1897 � District V[lI , s�ou s,� n�cria Dated : i�w i��n s�., vn�� Saras�oia, FL 34234 (813) 366-9660 . F� Myen Sub D'utria B Agency Representative ( printed )� 2125 lllinois A��e. Fi. Myeis. fL 33901 (813)337-5662 District IX w�� w�t,�, s��n � Agency Representative Signature 7� 1 Nonhlake Blvd., Suiie C ' Nonh Palm Beach, Ft 33408 �� . Addres s : Fon Pierce 13l �onh US. �1 Et. Pierre. FL 34950 (407) 466-4355 Clianging Seasons �� 19 • Phone : i t� �� t�. lanta�, FL 33462 (4pn 586-2021 ' Milis Sheltu �ats �.E. 3�d a�e. JASP Re resentative Ft. laude�dale, FL 33304 p (305) 523-3148 � �PP�" Shel�u i i3s N_w. ��t► ��. Approved : Ft. lauderdale. FL 33311 �;r•;�1a�.oio3 JASP Specialist No�,-s�nn«�uon Department of Health 1036 N.E 3rd Ave. EducacionlDropou� Preveaaon and Rehab i 1 itat ive Ft lauderdak, FL 33304 15500 George Blvd. t�o5)��.a�ls �� a �.�m Services Dclinqucnt Re-Entry (R13) 531-7103 Trnancy Dependenry Cue and Non-Seen�e Detention � pro•�cc pivert prog�am' Non-Secna Detentt� P'inellas County 3{;5 � ��t Ave. 5. Vcxatio Assistana Center 751 N. Lake Blvd., Suite C IT50 t7th 5[., Unit L 3501 Old Dixie Hwy 3753 38th Ave. 5. St Pctersburg, FL 3371 I 4385.W. 3rd N. Palm Beach, FL 33408 Sardsaa, FL 34234 Rrviera Bach, FL 33404 St. Petersburg, FL 3371 l �R13) 317-2443 Ocala. FL 32670 (407) 844-6338 t813) 366-9660 (4t171845•0424 (813) 8(�Ci•292Q rona�� istn �,��. i•�„ . �.�,�;4 19� l un� .'.nl,�� I'. '• I� f uvenilc JGrV1CeS What is Juvenile Alternative Services Program? Program Juvenile Alternative Services Program (JASP) is a diversion/ Dr. Peter Parrado intervention proqram funded by the Department of Health and Executive Director Rehabilitative Services under the auspices of Juvenile 3435 First Avcnuc South s� Pcicrshurr, FL' 33711 Services Program, Inc. , a non-profit corporation. The purpose fR)�1;27.?443 of JASP is to help juvenile offenders become accountable for 1•axttil31327-5716 their norm-violating and delinquent behavior, and to act as an �� alternative to formal judicial processing. � ,�„«e �. �K u � u�,� �r i,n� qm,� w..m.i�n„�atwon� �z ... .. . ,. • ..•- How does JASP work? _ ... :, ,.. .. �.a��.. ,�s -n. t-.:,< �'"`":."�� '�� .�� '� JASP receives referrals from HRS Intake, the State Attorney, � h� � and the Courts. The participant then becomes involved in a • '1- ': ��m�•��• supervised program consisting of any number of the following �atirrRCx.Ra+�s sanctions and services: Community Service Work, individual o, and/or family counseling, assignment to a volunteer counselor, r�n�ii�sc�un�y restitution payments to the victim, letters of apology, jail 3�35Firx�.•c � tours etc. In most cases satisfactory completion of the G Pctersburg, FL 33711 � � (813)327-2443 JASP program will provide an opportunity to earn dismissal of n�u��c w B the pending charqes . Rrn•ard ('mtntv :� i>Li� ilu�i.:�y�c R�xkledge,FL32955 Wj11/ should my orqanization participate dS a worksite? �407) 636-1897 n�lrinv�i� gy becom3ng a worksite, your organization can help JASP Saraso�aSubDisu�ia rovide immediate cons uences to a child's norm-violatin t�w l ��h sc.. unu l. P � 9 �.;-.�u�a,F134234 behavior. Community service work is seen as symbolic =,�13) 3t+6-966C1 restitution to return service to the community for of fenses Ft.�i.•ersSubDistria6 committed. It also instills in the child a sense of communit _. �> >.i�n��s A.•�. Y �:.:a .-�_rs.FL33901 and self pride. ?)�3) 337-5662 �"'""� What kind of work can the children/teena ers do? �i ��i Palm Bcach g 7;1 `��-�:^:: ve BI�•d.. Sunt C �:,.��r:•::�=.:,��.r•�.3�-�� Cleaning, weeding, clerical, sweeping, washinq windows, ;�� ;s�4-633tz ground'skeeping, painting, and special projects. It is open Fan Picrte �;€ ��rir�i.s #i and flexible. Our only objection is the use of dangerous Ft.�icrrc.F134950 tools and/or machinery. (i07) �E+6-4355 �� What are the responsibilities of my staff? Ccu�age 19, 1173 :'"'��. Staff are responsible for assigning and supervisinq clients ta��. �. 3�si ��;es�-�ozi while they work. They also evaluate participant's performance NillsShelter on a satisfactory or unsatisfactory basis. The child's JASP !��:��.E �ta��. counselor will work with the children and the worksite Ft.l�uderdale.Fl333a1 ersonnel and offer on oin su ort. i3t►i1523-314R P 9 9 PP �PPmu► Shettv ' 1135 N.W. 7th Ave. Pt. Laaderd:ile.113331 l � �^v51 �k+i-�71Q3 �ton-Seeun Detrntion ! J36 N.E. 3rd A�e. Educavon/Dropout Prcvrntion Ft. Laudcrdalt. R 33304 15500 Goorge Bh�d. . i3t1i) 4b7-4+18 Cltatwatu. Fl. 34620 • Dciinqucnt Rr-Entry (R13) 531-7403 Truatu�� Depcndcnq Carc and Non-Securc Dctconon Program Districi lIl �j� �"�n �' Non-Sccure Detention Pincllas Coantp ;= ; i� l�t ��c > Vocational Assannce Center �51 N. lake Blvd.. Suice C 1750 lTth St., Unit L 3501 Old Lh�ir Hwy 37>3 3tt�h A�. ` � �.� F� ;;; � � , 5 �y 3� V Palm Heaeh, FL 334t18 Saraso�a. FL 3423�1 Rmcn Rcach. FL 334(�1 ai Peiershur�. FL �>'I 1 .:�i;�i37.Z+�: tkala.F132670 (30�)844-6338 (813)36G-9660 l{Oi�Pi�-��F?4 (A13�tihh3:�� u��e� �„ �aln How much staff time is required? Time required can fluctuate from a few hours per week to whatever level the organization desires. In many cases, the child will work with the custodial or clerical staff. Thus, no additional time is required. What if there is a problem with a JASP participant? If you experience any difficulty �ith the participant, notify JASP immediately. If the problem aannot be rectified through mediation, the client will be moved to an alternative worksite. Absence, tardiness, or unsatisfactory performance will result in additional hours for the juvenile. What types of crimes will participants be charged with? JASP participants may be charged with misdemeanors or felonies. In most cases, they will be first time offenders. If your organization desires not to accept clients who have committed specific offenses, you may make this desire known to JASP and the child will not be referred. Crimes of a violent nature will usually not be referred to JASP. What liability does my organization and personnel have? Your organization has no liability. Through our contract with HRS, Workmen's Compensation Insurance is provided for all JASP� participants. Juvenile Services Program, Inc. also carries its own insurance covering all participants. In addition, parents and participants sign a waiver form releasing all liability from the worksite and JASP. How can my organization get involved in the JASP Works.ite Program? Complete the Worksite Contract and send it to: Juvenile Services Program � �� ?51 Northlake Blvd., Suite 2C North Palm Beach, .FL 33408 If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact a JASP Counselor at 844-6338. , • Rules and Regulations 1. No drugs, alcohol, or weapons while in attendance at JASP/Project Divert. You may be subjected to search for these by JSP staff. 2. No smolcing. � - 3. No abusive language or cursing to staff or fellow participants. 4. Transportation is your responsibilitv. 5. You may not be absent or late without notifying the counselor and/or worksite. Unexcused lateness or absence will result in extra work hours. 6. I.eaving the iob site: Participants may leave the job site (to go to the bathroom, lunch, etc.) only with the pernussion of their supervisor. 7. Tool handlin�: Tools will be handled safely and with exrreme care. Participants will be responsible for care of tools and make restitution for any damage caused by carelessness or neglect. If the participant feels that the tool is inadequate for the assigned job, he/she is to notify their supervisor immediately. 8. Participant's verformance: Participants will be evaluated daily as satisfactory or unsatisfactory. Unsatisfactory perfomzance will result in equal compensatory time. . I have received a copy of the JASP/Project Divert "Rules & Regulations" and understand them fully. I understand that I will not be paid for my work and that my work will be for a non-profit community agency. I also release th$ Coaununiry Works Program Coordinator, JASP, Project Divert, Juvenile Services Program, Inc., and contracted worksites of all liability in the event of an accident. Child Date ParendGuardian Date � � i�yv �iC•Y�� JSP Representative • Date . (OVER). CIIAI'TI:It VIt1 CRI:A'TiVT: SANCTiONS � S.1 SANCTIONS RELATI:I7 TO Tlifi TYPC OF OFFENSE The following are samples of sanctions which may be ass�gned. They are divided into the following sections: A. Drug Related Offenses B. People Related Offenses C. Property Related Offenses D. Victimless/Aliscellaneous Offenses Hearino Officers are not limited to only those. sanctions listed. A. DRUG RELATED OFFENSES Sanctions: 1. Attend a, community-based drua prooram. 2. Complete a drug education course. 3. �Vrite and submit a report on: � a. Alarijuana and the law b. Physical effects of "pot" c. MTarijusna and crime d. LSD-Psycholooical dangers e. Amphetamines - use and abuse � f. Barbiturates - danger of misu�e g. The opiates (114oephine, Heroin, and Codeine) h. Alcohol and teenagers � 4i Spend a designated number of hours as a volunteer at a drug rehabititation center, and submit time sheet. 5. Interview a drug rehabilitation counselor. Write a report. 6. Collect literature from the Buresu of Narcotics and Dannerous . Drugs, U.S. Dept. of Justice, Washinoton, D.C., and prepaee a foldec. -36- 9 . �. Rc�:ici ��i��i r�•��urt ori ,� specwlly �y��bnecf buok of Arbilrator'S choice. " 8. Intervie�v a drug addict. (Ask your local drug abuse trcatmcnt centers � fo� ��ssistnnce) �nd w�ite report. 9. Visit �•our lo�a! ch��ter oP Alco�iolics Anonymous end collect informntion. � 10. 1'isit a Detozification Center and write report. 11 . �Vrite to a druo rehabilitation program for statistics and information. ■ 12. lnvestigate and report on the laws that oovern the sale and se�ving of intoxica�ts in this county. . � � 13. Collect and submit newspaper articles on alcohol-related sccidents and injuries. � 14. Assign community servi�e work hours. RESOURCES: Refer youth to a school or public library. local pharmacy, health � department. and/or drug rehabilitation center. Contact COPE, Info�mation and Referral Specialist for additonal information. (See Appendix) 1 B. PCOPLE RELATED OFFENSES I �lay include such offenses as: � .....assaultslbatteries � .....purse �natchino .....ses offenses SSncLions • 1. Visit the county jail. ZVrite a 500 word report on findings. 2. Intervie�v a jail ouard or an inmate if possible. Nrite a report. 3. Interview a Public Defender and identify his/her job requirements and specific duties. 4. Attend adult court and write a report on what you observed. 5. Collect ne�vspaper articles on crimes committed against people. Make . a scrapbook and essay. � 6. 1Vrite a letter of apoIogy to the victim(s). � ?. Interview a local attorney. Discuss assauit and battery charges. ' 8. Identify expected behavior and establish sanctions. a. Referral to 1ltental Health b. Referral [or a psychological evaluation or a physical examination. . c. Parental counseling. 9. Restitution to aggrieved party. � - 10. Assign to the community service work program. -3T- C. PROPERTY-RF.J.ATED OFFENSES hlay include such o[fenses as: ....Breakin; and entering .....Criminal mischief .....Auto theft � .....Vandalism .....Shopliftine � .....Burolary ..... A rson .....Trespassing Sanctions: 1. Restitution to aoorieved parties for full amount. 2. Reparation - a sum of money ordered paid to the aoorieved party if an item cannot be �epaired or replaced (photos; film, etc.). 3. Restriction from associatino with co-defendant(s). 4. Letter of apology to victim(s). 5. Repair damages and absorb cost of such repairs. �6. �Vrite a 300 �vord report on courage, morality, and integrity. ?. Contact the School Board and establish hocv much damage is done in dollars and cents by juveniles durino a given school year. � 8. Do a research project on the average sentence oiven to an adult for the property related crime. Interview a juc�e or public defender. 9. Assion to the community service work program. , 10. Check for "undiagnosed" symptoms (personality difficutties, nervousness, • f�ars, temper tanirums, depression, unexpressed hostility). A referral � to a mental health facility may be in order. -38- n. v�cT�n�t.rss�Miscr•.i.�.nrvrovs or•r•t:rrsrs �1ay include such oCfenses as: .....weapons violations. . .....fraudulent practices � .....public nuisances � .....obstructino justice .....cruelty to animals .....obscene litereture � .....profanity .....gamblino .....offenses concerning boatino laws, aircraft, motor vehicles, railroad .....prostitution ...curfe�v violations .....loiterino and prowlino .....fishin; violations/huntino violations � Sanctions: 1. Develop a fire escape plan for your family. 2. Visit a gunsmith and inquire about regulation reoardino purchases and the handlin; of weapons. Nrite a report. 3. Collect newspaper articles on weapon injuries. 4. Volunteer to work a set number of hours at the Humane Society or ►vildlife Refuoe. 5. Interview a veterinarian and write a report on the care. expenses, and animal control regulations in the community. 9. Contact your fiealth Department and talk with someone about the veneral disease rate in this country. Collect literature and write a report on � what you learned. 10. Attend a family planr►ing clinic. _ � 11. Attend Adult Court and �vrite a report on what you obscrved. 12. Prepare a book report pertaining to the offense (book assignCd b� hearino officer). " 13. Revie�v Licensino laws and write a report. 14. Assignment to community service work program. -39- S.?. RrSTITU7'10N (Idcns to carn monevl .....Collect soda bottles. � .....Collect books. f�avc a sale. .....Flold a car �vash. .....5«eep gas station lots, parking lots for a small iee. .....E{ave a flea market sale with belongings you no longer need. .....Repair bikes, lawn mowers, and the like. .....Paint house numbecs on mailboxes. ....LVash mobile homes. .....ATo�v la��ns, edoe, rake leaves. .....Trim hed;es and trees. .....Collect aluminum cans for recycling. - .....Collect old necvspapers for recycling. ' .....Do pool care services. .....Bab��sit. .....Do ironinD. .....Do domestic �vork in homes. .....Sell ��our o�vn art work. .....Do �•ard or clean-up work. .....Tutor. .....Hold baseball or football clinics. .....Hold soccer clinics for a fee. .....Do typino. .....Secure a paper route. � .....ZYash cars for car dealers. ' .....Distribute handbills for merchants. .....l�rslk dogs. . . .....Do pet grooming. .....Train doos. .....Contact nursing home and try to secure a daily job walking the pati�nts. {Family members will be happy to pay a 9ma11 fee .to have thcir toved anes taken outdoors each day.) ....,jVork in concession stands foc P.T.A.'s service org�nizations, etc. -40- 8.3 SAM('I.t: f'/1(;II.1TY ViS1TS/1NTI:RViI;�VS R[:f'ORTS Thc Arbitrator may want the juvenilc to arrangc to tour n locnl fncilit�� nn�i write an essay on the facility. Below are suogestions for this typc of disposition. A. POST OFFICE .....1low the government repulates posta;e. .. .....The letter - from sender to receiver. .....Fraud in the postal system. B. CITY HALL .....Visit and describe any of �the departments. C. BANKS • .....Discuss ho�v good credit is obtained. .....Discuss the procedures for obtaining a loan. .....Discuss oovernment regulations over the bankino institutions. D. SCHOOL BOARD .....Tour and investigate the cost of crime on the school budoet. .....Attend school board meetinos and investipate their responsibilities to the community. , ' ' E. SES9AGE PLANT .....Ho�v the plant is run. .....Describe the standards set by the government. .....Importance to the community. F. • COURT CLERK .....�dhat the Court Clerk's duties are.. G. LAW ENFORCCMCNT OCFICC .....Interview a law enforcement officer ��nd write a repo�t. -41- 8.4 SAMPI.I: GSSAY TnP(CS (3f1Q-1 OQ0 �vnrriti) Belo�v is a list of some subjects thet can be used for essa��: .....Value of �vork. .....Trespess and vandalism. .....I��hy ! should not steal other's property. .....Cost of repair of property abused and trespassed upon. .....Peer pressure. .....Cost of the[ts to the store and the taxpayer. .....Shopliftino and how to stop. � .....E[fects of a felony on my future. .....Permissible locations to ride a dirt bike (hunt/Cish, etc.) .....Alcoholism. .....�tarijuana. .....Juvenile delinquency and its effect on the community. .....Guilt of an accomplice. .....Effects of criminal mischief on business. .....Cost of secucity to stores to prevent shopliftino. � .....Effect of shoplifting on the community. � NOTE: �Vhen assigning an essay, take into account the child's ability to write, his/her age, and �vhat type of student he/she is. Do not set the child up for failure by assigning too many words. Do not assign paoes, assion words. Essay must be handwritten in ink, not type�vritten. � 8_S SAMPLE RESEARCH REPORTS (500-2000 words) � Here are some topics Arbitrator's may want to assign. q. ZYRITE AN ESSAY ABOUT "WHY MARIJUANA IS USED." In the essay the following topics should be discussed: .....The way it makes users feel. .....1Vhy users need to feel that way. .....1Yhat I think of those who use the dcuo. . .....Ho�v much are they influenced by their friends to u�e marijuana. -42- ;� ; VILLAGE �OF TEQUESTA � DEPARTMENT OF FIRE-RESCUE . t ' ; Post Officc Box :i273 • 357 Tcqucsta Drivc s o Tequesta, Florida 33469-U273 •(407) 575-625(l � " ,,� Fax; (407) 575-62U3 ` � O N eovM r L�LCrl�'i�l�['!1\ L V lrl TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village M ger FROM: James M. Weinand, Fire Chie DATE: November 5, 1993 . RE: Juvenile Alternative Services Proqram (JASP) Pursuant to your memo regarding above referenced, please be advised that the Fire Department would be able to utilize the youths in this program. We can have them clean vehicles and equipment. JMW/cm ' . Rea�vcled Paper . ' 6 �' �� , • �• � . � r�F�D� e N �� 0 5�q 2�, a � ' h � Gr, ,� : TO: Thomas 0. Bradford, Villaqe ManaQer A ' n� �jN� 4 ;fr FROM: Carl R. Roderick, Chief of Police �'� D�TE: Alovember 5, 1993 SQBJI�CT: J.A.S.P. The onlp tasks available for the juveniles participatinq in the proqram, for aur department, Would be the washinq and wazinq of patrol cars, which takes a minimum of supervisioa. The Way We �ill work the juveniles ia to aliocate a specific amount of time far the job (about 3 hours for a wash and Waa) or whatever the job mny be, and that is what they will be siyned off on. ' . VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA �. , � DEPARTMENTOFCOMMUNfTYDEVELOPMENT �g� � � i ' Post Ofl'icc Box 3273 • 357 Tcyucsta Drive ��' ' `�/ �� f � t Tcqucsta, Florida 33469-0273 •(407) 575-6220 • ��9 '� i ,,� Fax: (407) 575-6203 ' N �fQ�/��f , `'�� o�K�� 8 —=a ��0 j � g 2 ; ,� q�� 9 � �i of�i� S 3 MEMORANDUM . °�� •�� z , T0: Thomas G. Bradford, Villace Manacer FROM: Scott D. Ladd. Building Off icial �� DATE: November 1. 1993 SUBJECT: Juvenile Alternative Services ProQram (JASP) Tom, vov reguested that each department head enumerate what-tasks. if anp, that each department miqht have available for JASP participants. The Department of Community Development does not have any tasks that could be performed bp JASP participants. SDL: �mm Rcr.vr.led Paper ;� � ; VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA Post OfCicc Boz 3273 • 357 Tcquesta Drivc � "'_ Tequcsta. Flonda 33469-0273 • (40'n 575-6200 . • " � � Fax: (407) 575-6203 i o � t" f ��M tOUM� MEMORANDUM: TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager FROM: Joann Manganiello, Admn. Aset./Village Clerk�, DATE: November 2, 1993 SUBJECT: Juvenile Alternative Services Proqram (JASP); Tasks - Villaqe Clerk's Department Per your request for an enumeration of tasks that would be available for JASP. participants within the Village Clerk's Department, please be advised that I do not have any type of work which would be deemed appropriate for children/teenagers at this time, should the Village proceed with this Proqram. However, should the Village decide to invest in a document management system - computer imaging - additional help will be needed to convert (electronically scan) paper documents to a particular media, be it microfilm, magnetic or optical disk. /jm .. in:.� ; y ; VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA . �� ' � �ti. Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive �'` " �� ' ''- Tcquesta, Florida 33469-0273 • (40'n 575-6200 ' � ��GFOF �� ' � � � Fax: (407) 575-6203 � � • N QV�.'Sjq ' 's o o_; oF � O� j— '�M �o�«�` —� �'�q� � �. � �f . L � � ` � ! / - 1� . < < ��,> MEM(}RANDUM TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village Manager � FROM: Gary Preston, Director of Public Works & Recreation �' � DATE: November 2, 1993 SUBJECT: Juvenile Alternative Services Program (JASP) Per your memorandum of October 25, 1993, pertaining to the above referenced, please be advised that the Department of Public Works . and Recreation would prefer not to use the JASP. My previous experience with �uvenile community service time has been totally unsatisfactory. GP/mk � v,.�,.i,.� n7,,.. r ' �c'1,. � � i , � -�, . . � � . •-, �� , GF �, VILLAGE OF TE UESTA 8 Nay P ��TA� �,,� . ' � WATER DEPARTMENT � �j �9 , � �= �, L 9 �. � , ; " �.° Post Office Box 3474 • 357 Tequesta Drive '� f ��q � M t` Tequesta. Florida 33a69-0474 •(40'n 575-6230 � . � r�o�vnvri TO: Thomas G. Bradford, V3.11age Manager � FROM: Thomas C. Hall, Water System Manager �� DATE: November 1, 1993 SUBJECT: Juvenile Alternative Services Program (JASP) � In response to your request by Memorandum of October 25, 1993, relative to the above, I discussed this matter with Roy Fallon and Russell White. Our conclusions were, we could utilize participants for the foiiowing tasks. 1. Painting of buildings and structures 2. Washing and waxing department vehicles 3. Cleaning windows and screens 4. Weeding and mowing 5. Light digging and excavation around Water Treatment Plant grounds. Item number 4 above would require the use of gas powered weed eater and riding mowers. If use of these items are considered dangerous tools and/or machinery, then this would be removed from the list.� � . , . Al1 of the tasks listed above would be directed or supervised by our Water Treatment Plant staff. TCH/mk c: Roy Fallon, Chief Operator Russell White, Distribution Supervisor .. , ,� � VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA �� > >� � � Post Officc Boz 3273 • 357 Tequcsta Drivc � � �' Tcqucs�a, Florida 33469-0273 •(407) 575-6200 V1((q{;r nF � �� Faz: (407) 575-6203 �, T�Qt' . �� ' Novo � 2 . `� �� I1993a� ` ��M COUM�y VI�4 � ' � �3 �' °^��L. v. : � • �it , `� � �� r�ox�vnvrR TO: Thomas G. Bradford, Village�lanag�r �.-- FROM: Hill Kascavelis, Director of F na ce DATE: November 1, 1993 SUBJECT: Juvenile Alternative Service Program (JASP) In response to your memorandum requesting possible tasks that could be performed by JASP participants, the following list is submitted. , FINANCE DEPARTMENT TASKS o Assistance with public record storage and disposal, such task would actually be assistance provided maintenance personnel. OTHER DEPARTMENT TASKS: o Distribution of monthly newsletter to save postage cost o Painting of fire hydrants o Building cleaning services to reduce current expenses � Respectfully submitted. BCK/mk R•�,•�� •h•.,+ �,:�+�•r