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- 1. Henry Ford Health System & the Michigan Association of Police
- 2. Employer Objectives To make Henry Ford Health Systems a destination medical facility in the state of Michigan
- 3. HFHS Officer Objectives Ensure a safe, pleasant, and secure environment for anyone who enters a HFHS facility Protection of all HFHS patients, employees, visitors, and facilities Deter criminal activity by promoting a strong and visible presence on HFHS properties
- 4. Protect and Serve Armed Uniformed Security has 3 main benefits − Deterrence − Faster Response Time − Apprehension
- 5. Security Officer Training Highly & continuously trained officers Act 330 certified Firearms re- certification every 6 months
- 6. Observe and Report Lack of uniform means losing the presence of security as a deterrent Greatly increased response time as assistance now comes from local police agencies No apprehension
- 7. Is There A Need For Armed Uniformed Officers? Based on the crime statistics gathered for each HFHS location, the answer is yes Armed security is a necessity for any of these facilities due to the equipment, radioactive material, pharmaceuticals, cash details, and other high value property located at each medical center
- 8. Main Campus Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Answer panic alarms Emergency room Weapons searches Street narcotics Issues with the homeless Escorts
- 9. Main Campus Responsibilities Continued Protection Patrol parking lots Guest housing Radiation (nuclear medicine) Pharmacy (prescription drugs) Cash detail Clinics Lack of timely response by local law enforcement
- 10. Main Campus Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
- 11. One Ford Place Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Answer panic alarms
- 12. One Ford Place Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation
- 13. Dearborn Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Emergency Rooms Cash detail Multiple clinics including a pain clinic (prescription drugs) Mobile PET Trailer VIP Escorts (NFL athletes) High Traffic Area Fairlane Mall Southwest Detroit gangs in the area
- 14. Dearborn Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation
- 15. Cottage Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Emergency room Safe Answer panic clarms Cash detail Pierson Clinic located across the street
- 16. Cottage Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 1 2 3 4
- 18. Sterling Heights Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation
- 19. Kingswood Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Court ordered treatment Fights Street narcotics Answer panic alarms
- 20. Kingswood Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 5 10 15 20 25
- 21. West Bloomfield/Maplegrove Responsibilities Deterrence Protection MHT Violent offenders Fights Prescription drugs and confiscated street narcotics Level One Trauma ER Answer panic alarms Escorts Radiation lab (nuclear medicine) Cash detail Guest housing Proximity to Jewish Center
- 22. West Bloomfield/Maplegrove Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
- 23. New Center One Responsibilities Deterrence Unsecured multi-tenant building 2 Unsecured parking structures Protection Cash detail Multiple clinics including a pharmacy Answer panic alarms Large homeless population in area
- 24. New Center One Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
- 25. CAM Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Cash detail Multiple clinics Parking lots Escorts Answer panic alarms
- 26. CAM Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation
- 27. Hamtramck Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Cash detail Escorts Answer panic alarms Presence of East Side gangs in the area
- 28. Hamtramck Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 1 2
- 30. Harbortown Statistics Vehicle Crime Street Crime Robbery Assault Domestic Violence Use of Force Assist Law Enforcement Emergency Situation Public Peace Violation 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 0 1 2
- 31. Novi-Columbus Responsibilities Deterrence Protection Answer panic alarms Mental health clinic Pharmacy Radiation lab Sleep center
- 32. Conclusion MAP wants the HFHS to be a destination facility for patients, not criminals Armed and uniformed security officers are a proven and effective method for creating and maintaining a safe and secure environment at all HFHS facilities