| FY 2001-02 Senate-Passed Gross
Appropriation |
$420,395,400 |
| House Changes to
Senate-Passed: |
|
| 1. DNA Analysis. The Senate
recommended 7.0 new
FTEs to expand testing of samples when no suspect is
known. The House, in accordance with the revised
Governor's recommendation, eliminated the increase. |
(556,400) |
| 2. Grant to City of Detroit. The
House reduced the grant
level by eliminating the portion of the grant which would go
to the Detroit Police Special Events account. |
(489,700) |
| 3. Bomb Squad. The Senate
recommended additional
equipment for the State's bomb squads including protective
suits and robots. The House, in accordance with the revised
Governor's recommendation, removed funds. |
(483,300) |
| 4. Secondary Road Patrol. The
Senate added 3% increase
($372,700 GF/GP) for the grant program. The House
provided a more modest increase. |
(121,800) |
| 5. Secondary Road Patrol. The
House added additional
restricted funds to reflect projected revenue collections. |
250,000 |
| 6. Motor Carrier Enforcement.
The Senate added 13.0
new Motor Carrier Officers and $1,400,000 in Trunkline
funds. The House rejected the plan. |
(1,400,000) |
| 7. Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement
Standards. The Senate added $200,000 transferred from
various GF/GP lines. The House reduced the increase. |
(13,900) |
| 8. At-Post Troopers. The House,
in accordance with the
Governor's revised recommendation, reduced
appropriations for troopers. |
(2,915,600) |
| 9. Budgetary Savings Line. The
Governor recommended
a negative appropriation line in the bill from which budget
savings would later be transferred into that line. The Senate
took reductions from various budget lines and eliminated
the negative line. The House did not. |
(1,547,300) |
| 10. Other Adjustments. The
House included other
reductions and increases in accordance with the Governor's
revised recommendation. |
(929,800) |
| Total Changes |
(8,207,800) |
| FY 2001-02 House-Passed Gross
Appropriation |
$412,187,600 |
| FY 2001-02 STATE POLICE BUDGET
- BOILERPLATE HIGHLIGHTS |
| Changes from FY 2000-01
Senate-Passed: |
| 1. Buy American. House added
that preference is to be given to Michigan-produced goods and services. (Sec.
209) |
| 2. Aircraft Plans. The House
removed language calling for Department use of King Air aircraft from MDOT when
feasible. (Sec. 217) |
| 3. VIN Access. The House added
that public access to VIN numbers in accident data be provided at cost. (Sec.
220) |
| 4. Budgetary Savings. The
House included this section. (Sec. 208) |
| 5. Truck Safety Grant. The
House removed this section that would authorize $1,500,000 in grants for the Michigan
Center for Truck Safety. (Sec. 402) |
| 6. Criminal Justice Fees. The
House removed this section which would allow for receipt and expenditure of concealed
weapons fees which may exceed budgeted amount. (Sec. 501) |
| 7. Probation Data. The House
rejected language stating legislative intent to have officers have access to probation
information about a person. (Sec. 604) |
| 8. City of Detroit Grant. The
House removed language authorizing a portion of the State grant to the Detroit Police
Special Events account. (Sec. 701) |
| 9. Evidence Collection Study.
The House altered Senate language calling for a study of improper evidence collection
in
sexual assault cases, by requiring the Department, in conjunction with Wayne County,
to develop recommendations
concerning these collections. (Sec. 703) |
| 10. Red Cross. The House
removed language requiring cooperation and help to the Red Cross in their mission.
(Sec.
1002) |
| 11. Aeronautics Officer. The
House removed language that would require the Department to help pay for an
aeronautics
safety officer within MDOT to coordinate safety functions with departments that utilize
civilian aircraft. (Sec. 1202) |
| 12. Security Guards. The House
removed the requirement that MCOLES develop standards for private security guard
regulation. (Sec. 1302) |
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