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RMOLUTION NO. 9,319
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
ALLOCATE FUTURE -LITTLE ROCK INITIATIVE FUNDING FOR
PREVENTION, INTERVENTION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS; AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
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WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 16,797 included an appropriation of $2,500,000 for
FUTURE- Little Rock recommended prevention, intervention and treatment program
initiatives; and
WHEREAS, the Prevention, Intervention and Treatment Task Force and staff
have recommended a budget for those programs for 1995.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized to allocate $2,500,000
appropriated for 1995 prevention, intervention and treatment programs in accordance
with the budget attached to this Resolution.
ADOPTED: January 17, 1995
ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
APPROVED:
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CITY ATTORNEY I
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1995 PREVENTION, INTERVENTION AND TREATMENT BUDGET
Prevention and Intervention Programs
Task Force for the Prevention of Youth Violence - Funds for the administration of the Task
Force related programs .......... ............................... $100,000
Youth Emnlovability and Violence Prevention - Continuation of Current annual City
appropriation to New Futures ....... ............................... 200,000
Operation Safe Summer - Special events, Power Friday Jam, talent show, etc. ..... 20,000
Youth Initiative Project - Funding for 10 permanent sites for gang intervention programs at
Hoover Church (2), Thrasher Boys Club, Granite Mountain Community Center, Step Up
Center, McClellan Community School, South Little Rock Community Center, Dunbar
Community Center, East Little Rock Community Center and Camp Aldersgate .... 300,000
Our Clubs - Funding for five youth development/mentoring programs operated in conjunction
with YIP sites at Hoover, Thrasher Boys Club, Step Up Center, Granite Mountain/Greater
Friendship, and one at Pankey ....... ............................... 150,000
Our Club Mall - Incentives and rewards for YIP and Our Club participants ....... 10,000
Neighborhood Programs - Grants for neighborhood -based intervention and violence prevention
programs. ................................................... 400,000
Parks & Recreation Community Centers - Expanded hours for year -round programs and
funding for the Dunbar Gardens Project ........ ........................250,000
Step One Alternative School - Funding for one certified teacher, materials and supplies to
accommodate 30 expelled students ..... ............................... 35,500
Arts & Humanities Promotion Commission - Summer programs operated at Parks &
Recreation sponsored playground sites .. ............................... 24,000
Sub -total ........$1,489,500
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Treatment Programs*
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Adolescent Treatment - Comprehensive drug education and treatment program for all LR youth
in need of treatment .............. ............................... 500,000
Adult Treatment - 10 additional beds for men and 15 additional beds for women at state -run
treatment facilities ............. ............................... 135,000"
Women with children start -up /administration costs (one -time) ............ 25,500
Women's Outpatient Treatment - Follow -up evening outpatient services for women in
treatment ............................ ........................175,000
Fiizhtin¢ Back Support Centers - Supplemental funding with RWJ grant for neighborhood
programs at Hoover and Step Up Center ........ ........................175,000
Sub -total .............. 1,010,500
Grand Total ........... $2,500,000
* All treatment program funds include 10 percent for evaluation
* *An additional $200,000 will be contributed by the State