Archived Pages
As time passes, some of our posts are no longer as relevant as they once were, although they are still important to have available. Thus links to them can be found here (in no particular order):
Contents
- 2016 Election Results
- Fact Check Chuck
- Dual GM/COP Roles
- Jim Watt’s Argument Against the KPPCSD Board Approval for the CPI Increase at the Board Meeting on 22 June 2016
- Jim Watt’s Comments on Budget, Spending, & the Ad Hoc Report
- The Property Owners Association Letter on the Financial Impact of the Newly Proposed Memorandum of Understanding
- Jim Watt’s Comments on the Budget
- Garbage Contract
- Dual GM/COP Roles
- Consolidation (Dissolution)
- Public https://kensingtonca.org/articles-of-interest/Opinion … Articles of Interest
- Small Cities in BayArea with PD & Contract with Sheriff’s Dept by M Stollon
- Public Opinion
- • COMMENTARY / RESIDENTS’ RESEARCH
- Jim Watt on Costs of the KPD, Effect on CalPERS
- Jim Watt’s Comprehensive 2016 MOU Costs Analysis
- Jim Watt’s Letter to the Outlook Editor on Police Cost Cutting
- Jim Watt’s Kensington’s Spiraling Police Costs, Oct. 2016
- The Property Owners Association Letter on the Financial Impact of the Newly Proposed Memorandum of Understanding
- Jim Watt Explains the Graphs
- Jan Behrsin: Thank you, Mr. Toombs, But You have Done Enough
- • HOUSING PRICES and CRIME?
- Has Falling Crime Driven New York City’s Real Estate Boom? Study?
- Crime and Housing Prices, Summary of Two Studies
- Crime and Housing Prices Study
- Statement of legal fees from PLG 7/2015 – 4/2016
- Special Districts Research in CCC and Alameda by M Stollon
- January 30, 2016 Small group of Chicago policemen costs the city millions in settlements
2016 Election Results
Fact Check Chuck
Dual GM/COP Roles
Selected Commentary / Residents’ Research:
Jim Watt’s Argument Against the KPPCSD Board Approval for the CPI Increase at the Board Meeting on 22 June 2016
Jim Watt’s Comments on Budget, Spending, & the Ad Hoc Report
The Property Owners Association Letter on the Financial Impact of the Newly Proposed Memorandum of Understanding
Jim Watt’s Comments on the Budget
Garbage Contract
Dual GM/COP Roles
Consolidation (Dissolution)
Public https://kensingtonca.org/articles-of-interest/Opinion … Articles of Interest
Small Cities in BayArea with PD & Contract with Sheriff’s Dept by M Stollon
Public Opinion
From Fiscal Challenges page
• COMMENTARY / RESIDENTS’ RESEARCH
Jim Watt on Costs of the KPD, Effect on CalPERS
Jim Watt’s Comprehensive 2016 MOU Costs Analysis
Jim Watt’s Letter to the Outlook Editor on Police Cost Cutting
Jim Watt’s Kensington’s Spiraling Police Costs, Oct. 2016
Comparison of various KPPCSD expenditures:
[FYE = Fiscal Year End]
Legal Costs as a Percentage of Total for all KPPCSD Services
Jim Watt Explains the Graphs
Jan Behrsin: Thank you, Mr. Toombs, But You have Done Enough
• HOUSING PRICES and CRIME?
What affects values, it’s not police!
Has Falling Crime Driven New York City’s Real Estate Boom? Study?
Crime and Housing Prices, Summary of Two Studies
Crime and Housing Prices Study
Statement of legal fees from PLG 7/2015 – 4/2016
Special Districts Research in CCC and Alameda by M Stollon
The very issue of a small number of cops costing a city.
January 30, 2016 Small group of Chicago policemen costs the city millions in settlements
Spreadsheets:
Delk’s Kensington KPPCSD & KFD Taxes Excel Spreadsheet
David’s Excel Spreadsheets (Click to download):