Orange county will use JAG funds for technology improvements and equipment to enhance and increase the communitys security

The following disparate jurisdictions will use the JAG funds as follows: anaheim will purchase overt surveillance cameras to monitor criminal activity; buena park will install and lease automated license plate readers to detect vehicles associated with illegal activity; costa mesa and irvine for a police canine to combat and reduce drug trafficking and educate the public on the threat of drugs; fullerton for vests and automated external defibrillators to increase community and officer safety; garden grove for a software program to enhance the recruitment process and DE-escalation training; huntington beach for officer overtime to address collision factors associated with electric bikes; LA habra for a digital collector and inspector software to increase evidence-viewing capabilities; newport beach for services to investigate and file criminal cases; orange for equipment to respond to and combat current crime trends; placentia for community outreach events to educate the community about crime prevention; santa ANA for overtime and purchase of equipment, supplies, and miscellaneous for youth programming; tustin for equipment to enhance the efficiency of law enforcement operations and improve community safety; and westminster will hire two part-time records specialists as part of the records unit to assist the team with discovery and public records requests.