NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
in conjunction with DCAS, will offer the police exam three times a year at citywide locations as well as
at selected military bases across the nation, and at colleges and universities in the New York region.
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: numbers the cleaning and upkeep of Department facilities. The additional staffing is required to bring the NYPD’s
97 Precincts, Transit Districts and Public Service Areas to an improved state of cleanliness and order. A
funding comipitment of $5.8 million in 2002 is dedicated to this effort.
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• As part of his 2001 State of the City Address, the Mayor announced a new program to target criminals
24 billion, with outstanding warrants. Known as Operation Discover the initiative doubles the size of the Department’s
reduction Warrants Squad and $4 million is provided in the Executive Budget for equipment such as cars, radios,
st. Capital computers and other technical support.
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K • The Executive Budget contains finding for additional School Crossing Guards. Announced as part of the
Mayor’s 2001 State of the City Address, $1.9 million has been allocated annually for increasing the number
of Crossing Guards to bolster safety near City school^. /
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nsequence a • In order to eliminate the City’s backlog of DNAevidehce, $3.7 million is included in the Executive Budget
for a contract to process DNA kits currently waiting analysis in sex offender cases.
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