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4 <br /> <br />PROJECT EVALUATION <br /> (narrative) <br /> <br />What are your desired outcomes? Describe how you will measure the impact of your services on your target <br />population as it relates to outcomes. (Use specific examples, including statistics from the geographic <br />location, surveys from the community etc.) Be realistic about what you can measure. You may use up to ten <br />(10) attachment pages to support this narrative. <br /> <br />Project Evaluation <br /> <br />Each of the components of the project will be evaluated separately to determine if we have <br />achieved the desired outcome. In most cases, the statistics will show us if we achieved our goals. <br />How each component is evaluated is listed below. Although we may not be able to measure <br />citizen satisfaction through any scientific or concrete standard, we will also know that we have <br />achieved our desired results if any/some or all of the component(s) of our project no longer <br />becomes a concern of our citizens, or as a group, or business, in a specific area. <br /> <br />Intensive Traffic Enforcement <br /> <br />This component would be evaluated by statistics in which we would hope to show the following: <br />1) an increase in the number of citations for semaphore violations, 2) an increase in the number of <br />contacts with people crossing the highway at locations other than intersections, 3) an increase in <br />contacts and citations in specific areas identified by the public as having a current or special traffic <br />safety problems or concerns, 4) no decrease in the number of DUI arrests, and, 5) a decrease in <br />the number of accidents on this specific stretch of highway. <br /> <br />Juvenile Curfew and Alcohol Enforcement <br /> <br />This component would look to statistics for an increase in: 1) curfew violations, 2) underage <br />consumption and possession charges, and, 3) the number of 'procuring for minor' and/or <br />'contributing to the delinquency' charges. For evaluation of this component, we would also look <br />at crime statistics for a reduction in the crimes focused on in the Neighborhood Crime Reduction <br />Patrols. <br /> <br />Neighborhood Crime Reduction Patrok <br /> <br />This component would look for a reduction of thetis, thetis from motor vehicles, tampering with <br />motor vehicle, vandalism, and criminal damage to property. This information would again be <br />obtained from crime statistics. We might also see an increase in the number of arrests or a higher <br />percentage of cleared cases in these targeted areas, however, the increase visibility and the' <br />enforcement of the curfew ordinances may prevent may of these crimes fi'om happening to begin <br />with.' <br /> <br /> <br />