Title: Appropriates Public Safety Funds for Fiscal Years 2018 and 2019
Title: Appropriates Public Safety Funds for Fiscal Years 2018 and 2019
Title: Appropriates Public Safety Funds for Fiscal Years 2018 and 2019
Title: Appropriates Funds to Various Agencies
Vote to pass a bill with an amendment that appropriates funds for public safety and increases penalties for disruptive protests.
Increases funds for the Fire Marshal by $44,000 to finance the inspection of nursing homes and boarding care facilities (Sec. 11).
Increases funding by $9.2 million for the Department of Corrections to provide improved healthcare to inmates (Sec. 12).
Increases the cost of filing actions in state courts to $310 for all civil cases and $340 for divorces to be paid by the moving party (Sec. 13).
Waives filing fee and cost of service for all restraining orders (Sec. 13).
Increases funding for criminal apprehension on state roads and DWI lab analysis by $1.1 million (Sec. 11).
Establishes that each nonprofit organization that has been approved by FEMA will receive a grant of $15,000 (Sec. 4).
Authorizes the state to hire narcotics and complex homicide agents, as well as a forensic firearms scientist (Sec. 4).
Establishes the Pathway to Policing grant system, which will distribute over the next 2 years $500,000 in grants to law enforcement agencies as part of an effort to hire more individuals with nontraditional backgrounds (Sec. 9).
Title: Appropriates Funds to Various Agencies
A vote to pass a bill that appropriates funds for public safety.
Increases funds for the Fire Marshal by $44,000 to finance the inspection of nursing homes and boarding care facilities (Sec. 11).
Increases funding by $9.2 million for the Department of Corrections to provide improved healthcare to inmates (Sec. 12).
Increases the cost of filing actions in state courts to $310 for all civil cases and $340 for individuals seeking to move during the proceedings of a divorce (Sec. 13).
Waives filing fee and cost of service for all restraining orders (Sec. 13).
Increases funding for criminal apprehension on state roads and DWI lab analysis (Sec. 11).
Establishes that each nonprofit organization who have been approved by FEMA will receive a grant of $15,000 (Sec. 4).
Authorizes the state to hire narcotics and complex homicide agents, as well as a forensic firearms scientist (Sec. 4).
Title: Appropriates Funds to Various Agencies