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SF 1992 Senate Long Description

2E Relating to the organization, operation and financing of state government, appropriating money for public safety and corrections initiatives

ARTICLE 1 - PUBLIC SAFETY APPROPRIATIONS

Appropriating money to the commissioner of public safety for emergency management, criminal apprehension, cooperative investigation of cross jurisdictional criminal activity, laboratory activities, DWI lab analysis, forensic scientists, fire marshal, alcohol and gambling enforcement, office of justice programs, gang and drug task force, victim notification system, squad car cameras, peace officer overtime, youth intervention programs, crime victim support grant, sexual violence, domestic violence, administration costs, 911 emergency services/ARMER, public safety answering points, medical resource communication centers, ARMER debt service, improvements, interoperability planning, state backbone operating costs and public safety, metropolitan council debt service, zone controller, advance project development, system design, radio and communication system, to the peace officer standards and training board (POST), to the board of private detectives and protective agent services, to the commissioner of human rights, to the commissioner of corrections for Rush city beds contracts, offender reentry services, community services, ISR agents, challenge incarceration program and conditional release program, sex offenders, civil commitment and tracking, probation supervision CCA, CPO and DOC systems, sex offender management and treatment and assessments, sentencing to service, short terms offenders, offender reentry services and grants, employment services for ex offenders, mentoring grants, operations support, to the sentencing guidelines commission for collateral sanctions committee, changes to grid for controlled substance offenses

ARTICLE 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS

Providing a mentoring grant for children of incarcerated parents; eliminating a reduction in the general fund base appropriation for the fire marshal program; requiring department of human rights gifts and bequests to be credited to a special account; increasing incrementally 911 emergency fees; modifying the ongoing public safety radio communication operating costs allocation; expanding the definition of sex offense under the criminal code; adjusting the monetary thresholds for the crimes of theft, dishonored (bad) checks and criminal damage to property in the first and third degrees; requiring peace officer standards and training (POST) board to analyze the issuance and enforcement of domestic abuse orders for protection and no contact orders; requiring the criminal and juvenile justice information policy group to study the automatic sealing of arrest records for persons not subsequently convicted of offenses related to the arrest, requiring the policy group to address issues related to implementation under certain specified framework, specifying certain consultation requirements; establishing a collateral sanctions committee to study collateral sanctions of adult convictions and juvenile adjudications and make recommendations to the legislature, requiring the sentencing guidelines commission to provide technical and research assistance to the committee with the assistance of the commissioners of public safety and corrections, specifying membership, providing for expenses; repealing the public safety radio communication system operating costs of phases three to six
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