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Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C General Question #7 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. DATA SUMMARY - Cellular Distribution by Bureau (Includes only Active Devices) Bureau Device Count Corporate Support Bureau 25 Executive Office of the Chief of Police 84 Homeland Security Bureau 134 Internal Affairs Bureau 38 Investigative Service Bureau 463 Patrol Services Bureau 658 Strategic Services Bureau 23 Overall - Total 1,425 Total cost across all Vendors by Fiscal year Vendor 2016 2015 2014 AT&T Wireless $1,140.60 $5,419.83 $4,441.09 VERIZON WIRELESS $155,520.12 $850,943.34 $577,326.84 Cost - Total $156,660.72 $856,363.17 $581,767.93 Device Count across all Vendors by Fiscal Year (Includes only Active Devices) Vendor 2016 2015 2014 AT&T Wireless 2 2 2 VERIZON WIRELESS 1,428 1,279 734 Overall - Total 1,430 1,281 736 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:31:22 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 1/4 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. DATA SUMMARY - Pager Distribution by Bureau (Includes only Active Devices) Bureau Device Count Corporate Support Bureau 0 Executive Office of the Chief of Police 0 Homeland Security Bureau 22 Internal Affairs Bureau 1 Investigative Service Bureau 0 Outside Agency 0 Patrol Services Bureau 1 Strategic Services Bureau 0 Overall - Total 24 Total cost across all Vendors by Fiscal year Vendor 2016 2015 2014 SPOK (formerly USA Mobility) $10,412.74 $62,631.29 $57,967.99 Cost - Total $10,412.74 $62,631.29 $57,967.99 Device Count across all Vendors by Fiscal Year (Includes only Active Devices) Vendor 2016 2015 2014 SPOK (formerly USA Mobility) 24 24 24 Overall - Total 24 24 24 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:31:22 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 2/4 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. DATA SUMMARY - Tablet Distribution by Bureau (Includes only Active Devices) Bureau Device Count Corporate Support Bureau 0 Executive Office of the Chief of Police 14 Homeland Security Bureau 54 Internal Affairs Bureau 2 Investigative Service Bureau 5 Patrol Services Bureau 9 Strategic Services Bureau 1 Overall - Total 85 Total cost across all Vendors by Fiscal year Vendor 2016 2015 2014 AT&T Wireless $812.00 $4,872.01 $5,186.86 VERIZON WIRELESS $9,198.38 $59,541.77 $56,743.59 Cost - Total $10,010.38 $64,413.78 $61,930.45 Device Count across all Vendors by Fiscal Year (Includes only Active Devices) Vendor 2016 2015 2014 AT&T Wireless 8 8 8 VERIZON WIRELESS 77 77 70 Overall - Total 85 85 78 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:31:22 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 3/4 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. DATA SUMMARY - Wireless Air-Card Distribution by Bureau (Includes only Active Devices) Bureau Device Count Corporate Support Bureau 6 Executive Office of the Chief of Police 54 Homeland Security Bureau 532 Internal Affairs Bureau 29 Investigative Service Bureau 204 Patrol Services Bureau 120 Strategic Services Bureau 16 Overall - Total 961 Total cost across all Vendors by Fiscal year Vendor 2016 2015 2014 AT&T Wireless $17,290.98 $103,914.91 $102,530.81 SPRINT/ NEXTEL $215.44 $1,292.64 $1,346.69 VERIZON WIRELESS $86,392.87 $520,380.12 $499,444.88 Cost - Total $103,899.29 $625,587.67 $603,322.38 Device Count across all Vendors by Fiscal Year (Includes only Active Devices) Vendor 2016 2015 2014 AT&T Wireless 187 187 187 VERIZON WIRELESS 774 774 742 Overall - Total 961 961 929 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:31:22 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 4/4 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. DATA SUMMARY - Cellular Distribution by Bureau (Includes only Active Devices) BUREAU Device Count Corporate Support Bureau 25 Executive Office of the Chief of Police 84 Homeland Security Bureau 134 Internal Affairs Bureau 38 Investigative Service Bureau 463 Patrol Services Bureau 658 Strategic Services Bureau 23 Overall - Total 1,425 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:26:37 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 1/65 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. Detail list of Employees for - Cellular Bureau Last Name First Name Assignment Total(Count Of Devices) CSB ANDERSON JUDITH LIEUTENANT/ MEDICAL SERVICES 1 CSB BARRETT JR LEONARD CIVILIAN/ DDRO 1 CSB BENJAMIN ANTHONY OFFICER / MOTOR POOL 1 CSB BURTON HILTON CAPTAIN/ MEDICAL SERVICES 1 CSB CARTER JERRELL CIVILIAN 1 CSB CUMMINGS CHRISTOPHER CAPTAIN/ HUMAN RESOURCES 1 CSB ELDRIDGE MICHAEL INSPECTOR/ DDRO 1 CSB GIBSON EDWARD SERGEANT 1 CSB GOTTERT MICHAEL CAPTAIN/ DDRO 1 CSB GREENE BERNIE CIV 1 CSB HESTER GREG CIVILIAN/ DIRECTOR, FLEET SER. 1 CSB HUGHES CHRISTOPHER CIVILIAN/ REPRODUCTION 1 CSB LEON SARAY CIV 1 CSB MANIGAULT DEBRA LT 1 CSB MATHEWS PRIYA CIVILIAN 1 CSB MURPHY ANTHONY CIVILIAN 1 CSB O'CONNOR WILLIAM LIEUTENANT/ EQUIPMENT & 1 SUPPLIES CSB ROSE ROBERT CIVILIAN/ EVIDENCE CONTROL 1 CSB SARVIS WILLIAM CIVILIAN/ DIR./MEDICAL SERVICES 1 CSB SARVIS WILLIAM ON CALL/ MEDICAL SERVICES 1 CSB SCOTT MICHAEL CIVILIAN/ RECORD BRANCH 1 CSB SUTTON ROBERT CIVILIAN/ EVIDENCE CONTROL 1 CSB VINSON RALPH CIVILIAN/ FINGERPRINT ANALYSIS 1 CSB WATKINS DANIEL CIVILIAN 1 CSB WINSTON RICKY OFFICER/ MOTOR POOL 1 EOCOP BALAREZO ROSA CIVILIAN/ CRIME DATA MGT. DIV. 1 EOCOP BEARD HENRY CIV 1 EOCOP BELL JACQUELINE OFFICER/ EPU 1 EOCOP BESLOW ARCHIE OFFICER/ EPU 1 EOCOP BISCHOFF TODD CIV 1 EOCOP BOLDEN GEORGE CIV 1 EOCOP BROOKS TIVONE CIV 1 EOCOP CALHOUN MELEATHA OFFICER 1 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:26:37 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 2/65 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. Detail list of Employees for - Cellular Bureau Last Name First Name Assignment Total(Count Of Devices) EOCOP CANNON HARVEY CIV 1 EOCOP CAREW HUGH CIVILIAN/ PIO ON CALL 1 EOCOP CLAY LEROY CIVILIAN/ AGENCY FISCAL OFF. 1 EOCOP COLVIN CHARLOTTE OFFICER 1 EOCOP CONBOY SEAN LIEUTENANT 1 EOCOP CRAWFORD GEORGE CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP DANRIDGE DARRYL CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP DAS TAPAN CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP DEVILLE KEITH COMMANDER 1 EOCOP EDWARDS FRANK SERGEANT/ OCOP 1 EOCOP ENNIS RALPH CMDR 2 EOCOP EUGENE DONNA CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP FEENSTER GARY CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP FIESELMANN HEIDI CIV 1 EOCOP GAMBLE REGINA LIEUTENANT 1 EOCOP GERSTEN BARRY CIV 1 EOCOP GRAHAM JANET CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP GREENE JAMES OFC 1 EOCOP HARAWAY DARRYL CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP HARDAWAY RAYMOND OFFICER/ EPU 1 EOCOP HARRINGTON DANIEL LIEUTENANT/ EOCOP NIGHT LIGHT 1 EOCOP HARRIS RONALD CIV 1 EOCOP HEISE MIKE CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP HOPWOOD MATTHEW CIV 1 EOCOP ISOM DARYL OFFICER/ EPU 1 EOCOP JENNINGS KENDRA CIVILIAN/ OCOP 1 EOCOP JOHNSON WALDO CIV 1 EOCOP KANE MORGAN INSP 1 EOCOP KELLER PATRICK SERGEANT/ OCOP 1 EOCOP KELLY HERMAN LIEUTENANT 1 EOCOP KIDD DIANE CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP LANIER CATHY COP 2 EOCOP LYNCH NICOLE CIVILIAN/ GENERAL COUNSEL 1 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:26:37 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 3/65 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. Detail list of Employees for - Cellular Bureau Last Name First Name Assignment Total(Count Of Devices) EOCOP LYONS ELIZABETH CIVILIAN / EOCOP 1 EOCOP MCKINNON DWIGHT OFFICER/ EPU 1 EOCOP MEEKS DEREK CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP MONTAGNA CAROLYN CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP MONZON ON CALL CELL MANAGER 1 EOCOP MONZON RICHARD CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP MONZON RICHARD PROGRAM MANAGER 1 EOCOP MONZON RICHARD PROGRAM MANAGER ON CALL 1 TELECOM EOCOP MOORE LENNIE CIV 1 EOCOP MOORE RAYMOND OFC 1 EOCOP MURRAY GEORGE CIV 1 EOCOP MURRAY RICKIE LT 1 EOCOP NEAL-JACKSON JANICE CIV 1 EOCOP OYEGBADE TEMIDAYO CIV 1 EOCOP PALEPU MANGA CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP PATEL CHINTAN CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP PEREIRA PUBLIANA CIVILIAN TSU 1 EOCOP PETERSON JULIUS CIV 1 EOCOP PHILLIPS JUSTIN OFFICER/ EPU 1 EOCOP PRADHAN SANTOSH CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP PRADHAN SANTOSH CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP PROUDFOOT DAN CIVILIAN 1 EOCOP ROWLAND JAMES CIVILIAN/ OCIO 1 EOCOP RULEMAN CARL OFC 2 EOCOP RULEMAN CARL OFFICER 1 EOCOP RYAN TERRY CIV 1 EOCOP SAMURA PETER CIV 1 EOCOP SCHWALM STEVEN SERGEANT 1 EOCOP SIMIC FILIP OFFICER 1 EOCOP SIMPSON ANGELA CIVILIAN/HRMD 1 EOCOP STERNBECK DUSTIN DIRECTOR 1 EOCOP TALIAFERRO ESSRAY INSP 1 EOCOP THOMPSON BRIAN OFFICER/ EPU 1 This report was run on Apr 5, 2016-2:26:37 PM. The data content is based upon the available values found in the MPD Datawarehouse at the time when it was run. Page 4/65 Metropolitan Police Department, Washington.D.C. Detail list of Employees for - Cellular Bureau Last Name First Name Assignment Total(Count Of Devices) EOCOP TURNER LEEANN CIV 1 EOCOP VIEHMEYER MARK CIVILIAN / A/DIRECTOR LABOR 1 RELATIONS EOCOP WALKER LORETTA CIVILIAN/ PUBLIC SAFETY& JUSTIC 1 EOCOP WASHINGTON NATHANIEL OFFICER 1 EOCOP WHEELER-TAYLOR PAMELA LIEUTENANT 1 EOCOP WHITE ANDREW LIEUTENANT 1 EOCOP WOODSON PAULETTE LIEUTENANT 1 HOMELAND SECURITY GOMEZ GEORGE OFFICER 1 BUREAU HSB AI WEN OFFICER/ SOD/MOTOR 1 CARRIER/GRANT HSB ANDERSON THEODORE OFFICER/ SOD/HARBOR/GRANT 1 HSB AQUILAR JUAN SERGEANT/ INTELLIGENCE FUSION 1 HSB ASLAM MOHAMMAD CIV 1 HSB BARNES VALKYRIE OFFICER/ INTELLIGENCE FUSION 1 HSB BARNETT JERARD CIVILIAN/ SOD/TESB 1 HSB BEDLION DUNCAN LIEUTENANT 1 HSB BIAS STEPHEN OFC 1 HSB BOYD MICHAEL SERGEANT/ SOD/ERT 1 HSB BRANCH JOHN SERGEANT/ SOD 1 HSB BRENNAN JOHN OFC 1 HSB BROWN BRET OFFICER/ SOD/EOD 1 HSB BROWN ELISA DET 1 HSB BRYANT ROBERT OFFICER/ SOD/EVENTS 1 HSB BUNNER MICHAEL LIEUTENANT/ TACTICAL 1 INFORMATION HSB BUTLER CARLTON CILIVIAN 1 HSB CARROLL JEFFREY CMDR 1 HSB CARROLL JEFREFFY COMMANDER 1 HSB CARTER PAUL OFFICER/ SOD/HARBOR/GRANT 1 HSB CHAIRS RAYMOND SERGEANT/ SOD/HMU 1 HSB CHUNG WAI M.
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