| FY 2000-01 Year-to-Date Gross Appropriation
|
$412,262,850 |
| Changes from FY 2000-01
Year-to-Date: |
|
| Items Included by the Senate and House |
|
| 1. Criminal Records
Improvement. The Senate and
House included additional Federal Department of Justice
funding to improve and increase uniformity of criminal
records. |
2,000,000 |
| 2. Elimination of One-Time
Expenditures. The Senate
and House eliminated funds for a logging truck study
($50,000), K-12 firearm education ($350,000), and a school
violence hotline ($50,000). |
(450,000) |
| 3. Concealed Weapons. The
Senate and House included
additional revenue to be collected from concealed weapon
application fees to be used to assist with training of local
law enforcement. |
140,000 |
| 4. Motor Carrier Enforcement.
The Senate and House
reduced trunkline funds ($3,361,100) to reflect unspent
funds, added funds to reflect Federal and restricted funding
for Safety Assistance and Vehicles and Equipment
($1,510,300). |
(1,850,800) |
| 5. Casino Gaming. The Senate
and House transferred
background checking responsibilities to the Department of
Treasury, including 10.0 FTEs. |
(1,879,100) |
| 6. Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement
Standards. The Senate and House provided additional
funds to this regulatory program. |
200,000 |
| Conference Agreement on Items of
Difference |
|
| 7. Motor Carrier Enforcement.
The Senate added 13.0
FTEs and additional trunkline funds to hire and equip more
motor carrier officers. The Conference Committee
concurred. |
1,400,000 |
| 8. Secondary Road Patrol Grants.
The Senate added
$372,700 GF/GP to the program, the House $250,900
GF/GP and $250,000 Restricted. The Conference
Committee concurred with the House. |
500,900 |
| 9. Grant to the City of Detroit.
The Senate provided
$921,100, the House $431,400. The Conference Committee
provided $721,100; $431,400 to the Detroit Crime Lab and
$289,700 to the Detroit Police Special Events account. |
(200,000) |
| 10. At-Post Troopers. The
Conference Committee
reduced the appropriation for At-Post Troopers in
accordance with the Governor's revised recommendation. |
(2,878,400) |
| 11. Other Adjustments. |
6,152,550 |
| Total Changes |
$3,135,150 |
| FY 2001-02 Conference Report Gross
Appropriation |
$415,398,000 |
| Amount Over/(Under) GF/GP Target:
$0 |
|
| FY 2001-02 STATE POLICE BUDGET
- BOILERPLATE HIGHLIGHTS |
| Changes from FY 2000-01
Year-to-Date: |
| Items Included by the Senate and
House |
| None. |
| Conference Agreement on Items of
Difference |
| 1. At-Post Troopers. The
Conference Committee included language that states legislative intent that all efforts be
taken
to achieve a level of 1,349 at-post troopers. (Sec. 222) |
| 2. Probation Information. The
Conference Committee added Senate language which requires a feasibility study of
providing probation information to officers. |
| 3. Faulty Evidence Collection.
The Conference Committee agreed upon House changes to Senate Language
requiring
study and recommendations on evidence collection by Wayne County and the
Department. (Sec. 703) |
| 4. Aeronautics Officer. The
Conference Committee included Senate language requiring one-third financial support
from
the Department for a statewide Aeronautics Coordinator within MDOT. |
| 5. Private Security Guards. The
Conference Committee agreed to include House changes to Senate language requiring
development of regulatory standards for private security guards. (Sec.
1302) |
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