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Amendment would require quarterly SPD reports on staffing, overtime and performance metrics
Summary
SPD 109S is a statement of legislative intent asking SPD to provide quarterly reports on staffing, overtime and performance metrics to central staff to inform midyear and summer budget updates. Sponsor Council member Kettle said overtime is an important new focus with staffing increases.
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The Select Budget Committee considered SPD 109S on Oct. 30, a statement of legislative intent requesting quarterly reports from the Seattle Police Department on staffing, overtime and related performance metrics. Greg Doss summarized the request as a tool that helps central staff prepare midyear and summer budget and staffing updates.
Council member Kettle, sponsor, said a newly emphasized focus in the reporting is overtime and the balance between salaries and overtime costs as the city brings on additional officers. She urged colleagues to cosponsor the statement; Council members Saka, Rivera, Rink and Hollingsworth added their names on the record. The transcript does not show a formal vote on SPD 109S on Oct. 30.

