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APPENDIX A PAGE I OF 3 AGREEMENT FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE NORTH DAKOTA 410 ALCOHOL INCENTIVE PLAN PROJECT NO. PHSP4100903 SP 01 Ph 02 SCOPE OF WORK This grant entitles the Cass County Sheriff's Office funding to conduct enforcement activities within Cass County. Funding for this project is provided through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) under the authority of D.S.C. 4 I O. The objective of this enforcement project is to provide the public with the safest roads possible by removing the impaired driver. The success of this project will be built upon the strategy that education, along with high-visibility enforcement, is an effective means to change driver behavior. Funding is also provided to reimburse travel expenses associated with the efforts and duties ofthe law enforcement liaison to be conducted through the Cass County Sheriff's Office. The Cass County Sheriff's Office will conduct targeted saturation patrols and/or checkpoints to detect activities and apprehend alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers. These enforcement activities will be conducted at least once each quarter throughout the fiscal year. The Cass County Sheriff's Office will also participate at least four nights during the national crackdown campaign. See breakdown of quarters and national crackdown dates below. Quarter Breakdown October 1 - December 3 I, 2008 January I - March 31, 2009 April 1 - June 30, 2009 July 1 - September 30,2009 V oucher/Report Due Date January 31,2009 April 30, 2009 July 31,2009 October 3 I, 2009 National Crackdown Dates August 2 I - September 7, 2009 Crackdown V oucher/Report Due Date September 21, 2009 Activity reports and vouchers must be submitted on or before the due dates listed above. The purpose of this activity is to serve as a visible deterrent to drinking and driving. The following criterion should be included in all operating procedures: 1. Problem identification to determine which enforcement strategies best address the needs of the community. 2. Saturation patrols will be established at locations locally where the occurrence of