FY 2001-02 STATE POLICE BUDGET - S.B. 238 (S-1): COMMITTEE SUMMARY

Senate Bill 238 (S-1 as reported)

Committee: Appropriations

FY 2000-01 Year-to-Date Gross Appropriation $405,926,100
Changes from FY 2000-01 Year-to-Date:
1. DNA Analysis. The Governor recommended 7.0 new FTEs to expand testing of samples when no suspect is known. 541,000
2. At-Post Troopers. The Governor recommended budget adjustments to allow for smaller, more frequent replacement trooper schools to keep trooper strength at 1,349. 0
3. Bomb Squad. The Governor recommended additional equipment for the State's bomb squads including protective suits and robots. 531,000
4. Security Guard Regulation. The Senate added $500,000 to increase support for regulation, with funds transferred from Communications unit. 0
5. Concealed Weapons. The Governor recommended including revenue to be collected from concealed weapon application fees to assist with training of local law enforcement. The Senate added $1,000,000 in anticipation of additional fee revenue. 1,140,000
6. Secondary Road Patrol. The Senate added 3% increase ($372,700) for a grant program from funds transferred from communications unit. 0
7. Motor Carrier Enforcement. The Governor recommended a reduction to reflect unspent trunkline funds ($3,361,100), and an increase reflecting Federal and restricted funding for safety assistance and vehicles and equipment ($1,510,300). The Senate added 13.0 new Motor Carrier Officers and $1,400,000 in Trunkline funds. (450,800)
8. Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards. The Senate added $200,000 transferred from communications unit. 0
9. Budgetary Savings Line. The Governor recommended a negative appropriation line in the bill and that budget savings would later be transferred into that line. The Senate took reductions from various budget lines. (1,547,300)
10. Unclassified Salaries. 5,200
11. Economic Adjustments. 7,149,400
12. Other Changes. 6,840,700
13. Comparison to Governor's Recommendation. The Subcommittee recommendation is $5,184,000 over the Governor's recommendation and GF/GP amounts are identical.
Total Changes 14,209,200
FY 2001-02 Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Gross Appropriation $420,395,400

FY 2001-02 STATE POLICE BUDGET - BOILERPLATE HIGHLIGHTS
Changes from FY 2000-01 Year-to-Date:
1. The Senate recommended many FY 2000-01 boilerplate sections be retained for FY 2001-02, including:

Sec. 207. Requires privatization procedure.

Sec. 209. Prohibits foreign goods purchases.

Sec. 210. Requires steps to provide business to deprived and depressed areas.

Sec. 211. Requires reimbursement procedures for employees.

Sec. 213. Requires forfeiture funds expenditure report.

Sec. 214. Prohibits ticket quotas

Sec. 215. Requires establishment of sex offenders website

Sec. 216. Prohibits providing subsidy for contractual services.

Sec. 217. Requires report on aircraft.

. Sec. 218.. Requires creation and retention of reports.

Sec. 219. Requires casino gaming oversight report.

Sec. 220. Requires collection and sharing of VIN numbers from accident reports.

Sec. 221. Requires creation of toll-free school violence hotline.

Sec. 901. Requires report on fire investigation services.

Sec. 401. Permits receipt and expenditure of restricted funds for Secondary Road Patrol.

Sec. 602. Requires LEIN policy report on security of system.

Sec. 603. Requires criminal justice information systems policy council to take proactive steps to ensure LEIN security.

Sec. 702. Requires distribution of protocol for retaining and purging DNA analysis samples and records.

Sec. 802. Requires coordination of community policing training in the State.

Sec. 803. Requires the education of police officers on the content and application of Federal firearms laws.

Sec. 1102. States legislative intent to maximize the number of troopers on the road.

Sec. 1301. Requires assurance of State Police coverage of prison area.

Sec. 1302. Allows receipt and expenditure of restricted fees for private security licensing program.

Sec. 1401. Requires certificate for school systems with 100% successful school bus safety inspections.

2. The Senate recommended the following new boilerplate language for FY 2001-02:
Sec. 402. Provides $1.5 million grant to Michigan Center for Truck Safety.

Sec. 501. Allow receipt and expenditure of concealed weapons and service fees.

Sec. 604. Requires study of how probation information can be made available to police.

Sec. 703. Requires report on faulty evidence collection.

Sec. 1002. Requires coordination with Red Cross in disaster relief.

Sec. 1202. Requires support for aeronautics officer within MDOT.

Date Completed: 3/19/01 - Fiscal Analyst: B. Baker