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1. 1033 Program DLA Law Enforcement Support Office Mr. Dan Arnold May 2012
2. Agenda 1033 Program History DLA & its Mission Full Spectrum & Scope of DLA Customer Support Global Supply Chains procurement,Distribution, and Disposition 1033 Program Information & Participation Property Search & Property Availability Contact Information
3. 1033 Program History Section 1208, FY 1990 and 1991 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) created a program to transfer excess DOD property to law enforcement agencies engaged in counter-drug activities Section 1033, FY 1997 NDAA expanded the program to all law enforcement agencies, providing preference to counter-drug and counter-terrorism activities DOD 4160.21-M assigned program management to DLA and defined law enforcement eligibility DLA and DLA Disposition Services Instructions further defined program management responsibilities
4. DLA & its Mission:Supporting the Warfighter We are America’s combat logistics support agency. Our mission is to provide best value integrated logistics solutions to America’s Armed forces and other designated customers in peace and in war, around the clock, around the world.
5. DLA’s Scope of Support COMBATANT COMMANDERS ARMY AIR FORCE MARINES NAVY
6. Supply Chains Land Systems Maritime Systems Aviation Systems Fuel/Energy Subsistence Medical Clothing & Textile Construction & Equip Full Spectrum Global Support Theater Support DLA Europe & Africa DLA Pacific DLA Central Distribution 26 Distribution Centers $98B DoD Inventory 52M sq ft covered storage Strategic Materials Critical items such as titanium, cobalt, and tungsten Disposition Services Co-located with customers Over $25B per year Reutilization & Marketing Reverse Logistics Services Document Services Transaction Services Logistics Information Service
7. Disposition Services Reutilization (to Military Services & DOD Special Programs), Transfer (to Federal Agencies), and Donation (to State and Local Agencies) Sales of excess DoD property Contingency Operation Support Demilitarization Precious Metals Recovery Hazardous Waste Disposal 119 Sites Worldwide
8. All categories continue to trend up Participation DLA LESO interacts with 50 States, 3 US Territories, & all the major Federal Law Enforcement Agencies 18,978Law Enforcement Agencies enrolled 18,063 State/Territory Law Enforcement Agencies 915 Federal Law Enforcement Agencies 1,666,840Law Enforcement Officers supported 1,313,771 State/Territory Law enforcement officers 353,069 Federal/Tribal Law enforcement officers
9. All types of Property Available Santa Barbara County Sheriff Department, CA
10. Customer Support 147,919 Requests for property in the past 365 days (131% increase over the previous 365 days) Total acquisition value for FY 11 was $498 million. 27 Program Compliance Reviews with targeted training and assistance, 5 Training and Assistance Visits 12 Strategic Partner Interactions OSD, DOJ, DLA, US Air Force and US Army Military Item Manager, & Sierra Army Depot Site Visits Presentation & exhibits at the Border Expo, US Law Enforcement Expo, NSA, ALEA, TCIP, NTOA, IACP, & Winter NSA
11. LESO Websitehttps://www.drms.dla.mil/rtd03/leso/index.shtml
12. Weapon Request Basics Weapons Request Approval/Disapproval based on justification, stock quantity, secure storage, confirmation of accountability and responsibility Currently takes 90 days from the time the checklist has been received Agencies involved: U.S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) DLA Distribution Center – Anniston DLA Disposition Services LESO
13. Weapon Availability and Allocation M-16 A1 Rifle: 100% M-14 Rifle: 50 % M1911 .45 Caliber Pistol: 100% NOTE: Percentage is based on full-time and part-time compensated officers. Reserve officers are not included Modifications Made to M-16 Rifle: Collapsible Stock 16” Barrel Single Point Sling Attachment Weapon Mounted Light Fire Control Change from Auto to Semi $600 Investment Per Rifle Cost to buy an M-4 Rifle: $1,329.00 COST SAVINGS: $728.00 Modifications Made to M-14 Rifle: Collapsible Stock Single Point Sling Attachment $380 Investment Per Rifle Cost to buy an M-14: $1875.00 COST SAVINGS: $1495.00
14. Weapons Team Mr. John Williams, Eastern Weapons Lead 269-961-5701 or 800-532-9946 John.Williams2@dla.mil Mr. William “Bill” Redd, Western Weapons Lead 269-961-5044 or 800-532-9946 William.Redd@dla.mil
15. Aircraft Facts Aircraft are in short supply Recommend interested LEAs register requirements with DLA LESO (Wait List) Parts may be available through the 1033 Program Aircraft are offered as is/where is and the LEA is responsible for the transport of the aircraft
16. Fixed Wing Aircraft Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, OK Merced County Sheriff’s Department, CA San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, CA Virginia State Police, VA
17. Rotary Wing Aircraft Desoto County Sheriff’s Department, MS Winthrop Harbor Police Department, IL Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, CA Merced County Sheriff’s Department, CA
18. Aircraft Allocation Priority Five considerations: ONCDP provided High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/hidta/index.html Geographic responsibility Fair and equitable distribution Current aircraft capability Date of the request
19. Aircraft Wait List Wait List for aircraft Single engine fixed wing Twin engine fixed wing OH-58 UH-1H and N models OH-6 Gliders
20. Watercraft Request Basics Watercraft are requested by using the same property search function Gretna Police Department, LA
21. Watercraft Success Stories Metro Nashville Police Department, TN “Thanks for what you have done for us. The Zodiacs have saved countless lives in Nashville this week.” Lt. Steve Lewis of Metro Nashville PD, May 2010.
22. Watercraft Success Stories Gretna Police Department, LA During the BP Oil spill in the summer and early fall of 2010, the boat was utilized to assist the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, Lafitte Police Department and Grand Isle Police Department with the security of coastal oil diversion systems.
23. Aircraft/Watercraft Team Mrs. Deborah Smith National Aircraft/Watercraft Lead 269-961-5038 or 800-532-9946 Deborah.Smith2@dla.mil
24. Tactical Vehicle Facts Armored-Tactical Vehicles are in short supply, HMMWVs are in our system daily Recommend interested LEAs register requirements with DLA LESO (Wait List) Parts may be available through the 1033 Program Tactical Vehicles are offered as is/where is and the LEA is responsible for transportation
25. Tactical Vehicle Request Basics DLA LESO initiated a Wait List for Tactical vehicles Requisitioned/allocated like all other property, with the exception of HMMWVs and Armored Vehicles (APCs, MRAPs, etc.)
26. Tactical Vehicle Allocation Priority Five considerations: ONCDP provided High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/hidta/index.html Geographic responsibility Fair and equitable distribution Current tactical vehicle capability Date of the request
27. Tactical Vehicle Team Ms. Casandra “Cassie” Madden National Tactical Vehicle Lead 269-961-7657 or 800-532-9946 Casandra.Madden@dla.mil Ms. Pam Rowse National Tactical Vehicle Assistant 269-961-7156 or 800-532-9946 Pamela.Rowse@dla.mil
28. DLA LESO Contact Information Chief, Law Enforcement Support Office Mr. Craig Barrett Regional Team Lead, Eastern United States Mr. Dan Arnold DLA Disposition Services 74 Washington Ave N Battle Creek, MI 49037 800-532-9946 DRMSLESO@dla.mil
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