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	1	+	Second Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-third General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 22-0684.01 Jerry Barry x4341
1	8		SENATE BILL 22-001
2		-	BY SENATOR(S) Buckner and Hinrichsen, Bridges, Coleman, Danielson,
3		-	Fields, Ginal, Gonzales, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Kolker, Lee, Moreno,
4		-	Pettersen, Story, Winter, Zenzinger, Fenberg;
5		-	also REPRESENTATIVE(S) Ricks and Tipper, Bird, Boesenecker, Duran,
6		-	Exum, Hooton, Jodeh, Lindsay, Lontine, McCluskie, Michaelson Jenet,
7		-	Ortiz, Titone, Weissman, Garnett.
	9	+	Senate Committees House Committees
	10	+	Local Government Judiciary
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
8	13		C
9		-	ONCERNING CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER STREETS UTILIZING
10		-	DESIGN MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
11		-	, AND, IN CONNECTION
12		-	THEREWITH
13		-	, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
14		-
15		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
16		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-117 as
17		-	follows:
18		-	24-33.5-117. Crime prevention through safer streets grant
	14	+	ONCERNING CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER STREETS UTILIZING101
	15	+	DESIGN MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES , AND, IN CONNECTION
	16	+	102
	17	+	THEREWITH, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .103
	18	+	Bill Summary
	19	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	20	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	21	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	22	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	23	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	24	+	.)
	25	+	The bill creates the crime prevention through safer streets grant
	26	+	program (grant program) in the department of public safety (DPS). The
	27	+	bill requires DPS to issue requests for proposals to local governmental
	28	+	agencies for the agencies to identify areas where crime is prevalent. After
	29	+	identifying such areas, local governmental agencies can apply to DPS for
	30	+	HOUSE
	31	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	32	+	April 29, 2022
	33	+	HOUSE
	34	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	35	+	April 27, 2022
	36	+	SENATE
	37	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	38	+	March 25, 2022
	39	+	SENATE
	40	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	41	+	March 24, 2022
	42	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	43	+	Buckner and Hinrichsen, Bridges, Coleman, Danielson, Fenberg, Fields, Ginal,
	44	+	Gonzales, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Kolker, Lee, Moreno, Pettersen, Story, Winter, Zenzinger
	45	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	46	+	Ricks and Tipper, Bird, Boesenecker, Duran, Exum, Garnett, Hooton, Jodeh, Lindsay,
	47	+	Lontine, McCluskie, Michaelson Jenet, Ortiz, Titone, Weissman
	48	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	49	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
	50	+	Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. grants for improvements designed to create safer streets.
	51	+	The bill directs DPS to establish policies and procedures for the
	52	+	grant program. It also creates an advisory committee to review grant
	53	+	requests and make recommendations to the executive director of DPS.
	54	+	The executive director reviews responses to the requests for proposals
	55	+	and grants and determines which local governmental agencies will
	56	+	receive money and the amount of each grant.
	57	+	The bill appropriates $10.3 million to DPS for the grant program.
	58	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	59	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-117 as2
	60	+	follows:3
	61	+	24-33.5-117. Crime prevention through safer streets grant4
19	62		program - created - committee - reports - repeal. (1) T
20		-	HERE IS CREATED
21		-	IN THE DEPARTMENT THE CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER STREETS
22		-	GRANT PROGRAM
23		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "GRANT PROGRAM".
24		-	T
25		-	HE GRANT PROGRAM ALLOWS THE DEPARTMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
26		-	TO EVALUATE AND DESIGN SAFER STREETS AND NEIGHBORHOOD MODELS
27		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
28		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
29		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
30		-	history, or the Session Laws.
31		-	________
32		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
33		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
34		-	the act. THAT DISCOURAGE CRIME, REVITALIZE COMMUNITY IMAGE, AND ESTABLISH
35		-	PLACE
36		-	-SPECIFIC CRIME PREVENTION STRATEGIES THAT ACCOUNT FOR
37		-	GEOGRAPHIC
38		-	, CULTURAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
39		-	TARGET AREAS
40		-	. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM
41		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
42		-	. SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS , THE
43		-	DEPARTMENT MAY PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO AGENCIES
44		-	INTERESTED IN SUBMITTING RESPONSIVE PROPOSALS
45		-	. AFTER AREAS WHERE
46		-	CRIME IS MORE PREVALENT ARE IDENTIFIED
47		-	, LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL
48		-	AGENCIES MAY SUBMIT A GRANT APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR A
49		-	GRANT TO PAY FOR IMPROVEMENTS DESIGNED TO DECREASE THE INCIDENCE
50		-	OF CRIME AND CREATE SAFER STREETS
51		-	. A LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY
52		-	MAY PARTNER WITH A COMMUNITY
53		-	-BASED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION TO
54		-	SUBMIT A JOINT APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR A GRANT TO PAY FOR
55		-	IMPROVEMENTS DESIGNED TO DECREASE THE INCIDENCE OF CRIME AND
56		-	CREATE SAFER STREETS
57		-	. SUCH IMPROVEMENTS MAY INCLUDE :
	63	+	HERE IS5
	64	+	CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT THE CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER6
	65	+	STREETS GRANT PROGRAM, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "GRANT7
	66	+	PROGRAM". THE GRANT PROGRAM ALLOWS THE DEPARTMENT AND LOCAL8
	67	+	GOVERNMENTS TO EVALUATE AND DESIGN SAFER STREETS AND9
	68	+	NEIGHBORHOOD MODELS THAT DISCOURAGE CRIME , REVITALIZE10
	69	+	COMMUNITY IMAGE, AND ESTABLISH PLACE-SPECIFIC CRIME PREVENTION11
	70	+	STRATEGIES THAT ACCOUNT FOR GEOGRAPHIC , CULTURAL, ECONOMIC,12
	71	+	AND SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TARGET AREAS . THE DEPARTMENT13
	72	+	SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION .14
	73	+	AND SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TARGET AREAS . SUBJECT TO15
	74	+	AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS, THE DEPARTMENT MAY PROVIDE TECHNICAL16
	75	+	ASSISTANCE TO AGENCIES INTERESTED IN SUBMITTING RESPONSIVE17
	76	+	PROPOSALS. AFTER AREAS WHERE CRIME IS MORE PREVALENT ARE18
	77	+	IDENTIFIED, LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES MAY SUBMIT A GRANT19
	78	+	APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR A GRANT TO PAY FOR20
	79	+	IMPROVEMENTS DESIGNED TO DECREASE THE INCIDENCE OF CRIME AND21
	80	+	001-2- CREATE SAFER STREETS. A LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY MAY PARTNER1
	81	+	WITH A COMMUNITY-BASED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION TO SUBMIT A JOINT2
	82	+	APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR A GRANT TO PAY FOR3
	83	+	IMPROVEMENTS DESIGNED TO DECREASE THE INCIDENCE OF CRIME AND4
	84	+	CREATE SAFER STREETS. SUCH IMPROVEMENTS MAY INCLUDE :5
58	85		(a) B
59		-	ETTER LIGHTING;
	86	+	ETTER LIGHTING;6
60	87		(b) I
61		-	MPROVED TRASH COLLECTION ;
	88	+	MPROVED TRASH COLLECTION ;7
62	89		(c) A
63		-	CCESS CONTROL;
	90	+	CCESS CONTROL;8
64	91		(d) T
65		-	ERRITORIAL REINFORCEMENT ; AND
66		-	(e) IMPROVED SPACE MANAGEMENT .
	92	+	ERRITORIAL REINFORCEMENT ; AND9
	93	+	(e) I
	94	+	MPROVED SPACE MANAGEMENT .10
67	95		(2) T
68		-	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL DEVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES :
	96	+	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL DEVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES :11
69	97		(a) F
70		-	OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO SUBMIT RESPONSES TO
71		-	THE REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS AND GRANT APPLICATIONS TO GUIDE LOCAL
72		-	GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN THEIR APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS
73		-	;
	98	+	OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO SUBMIT RESPONSES12
	99	+	TO THE REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS AND GRANT
	100	+	APPLICATIONS TO GUIDE13
	101	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN THEIR APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS;14
	102	+	15
74	103		(b) E
75	104		NSURING THAT MONEY FROM THE GRANT AWARD IS NOT USED
76		-	~~FOR~~
77		-	:
	105	+	16
	106	+	FOR:17
78	107		(I) H
79		-	IRING LAW ENFORCEMENT OR CODE ENFORCEMENT ~~PERSONNEL~~
80		-	~~OR PEACE OFFICERS~~
81		-	;
	108	+	IRING LAW ENFORCEMENT OR CODE ENFORCEMENT
	109	+	18
	110	+	PERSONNEL OR PEACE OFFICERS;19
82	111		(II) F
83	112		ACIAL RECOGNITION PURPOSES; OR
84		-	PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 22-001 (III) SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMS THAT UTILIZE NETWORKS OF
85		-	SENSORS TO DETECT GUNSHOTS
86		-	, COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS A
87		-	"SHOTSPOTTER" PROGRAM;
	113	+	20
	114	+	(III) S
	115	+	URVEILLANCE PROGRAMS THAT UTILIZE NETWORKS OF
	116	+	21
	117	+	SENSORS TO DETECT GUNSHOTS , COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS A22
	118	+	"S
	119	+	HOTSPOTTER" PROGRAM;
	120	+	23
88	121		(c) E
89	122		NSURING THAT MONEY FROM THE GRANT AWARD ENHANCES
90		-	~~COMMUNITY SAFETY BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF URBAN AREAS~~
91		-	; ~~AND~~
92		-	(d) RELATED TO HOW MONEY IS DISBURSED TO AGENCIES .
	123	+	24
	124	+	COMMUNITY SAFETY BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF URBAN AREAS ; AND25
	125	+	(d) RELATED TO HOW MONEY IS DISBURSED TO AGENCIES .26
93	126		(3) A
94	127		LL GRANT APPLICATIONS MUST ADDRESS :
95		-	(a) T
96		-	HE TARGET AREA AND CRIME CHALLENGE THE APPLICANT HOPES
97		-	TO ADDRESS
98		-	;
99		-	(b) D
100		-	ATA REGARDING THE INCIDENCE OF CRIME IN THE TARGET
101		-	AREA
102		-	, DISAGGREGATED BY THE TYPE OF CRIME , AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA ;
103		-	(c) T
104		-	HE SPECIFIC PROJECTS THE GRANT WOULD FUND ;
105		-	(d) M
106		-	EASURABLE OR OBSERVABLE GOALS TO DECREASE THE
107		-	INCIDENCE OF CRIME
108		-	, DISAGGREGATED BY THE TYPE OF CRIME ;
109		-	(e) D
110		-	ETAILS ON HOW THE APPLICANT HAS COLLABORATED WITH
111		-	COMMUNITIES AND OTHER AGENCIES IN DEVELOPING THE IMPROVEMENTS TO
112		-	BE FUNDED UNDER THE APPLICATION
113		-	; AND
114		-	(f) DETAILS ON HOW THE PLAN WOULD PREVENT THE DISPLACEMENT
115		-	OF HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND HARM TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND
116		-	VULNERABLE POPULATIONS
117		-	.
118		-	(4) P
119		-	RIOR TO SUBMITTING GRANT APPLICATIONS TO THE
120		-	DEPARTMENT
121		-	, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES SHALL SOLICIT FEEDBACK
122		-	AND CONSULT WITH IMPACTED COMMUNITIES
123		-	, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
124		-	TO AREA RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS
125		-	; HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATIONS;
126		-	REGISTERED NEIGHBORHOOD OR GANIZATIONS ; AND EXPERTS IN
127		-	ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
128		-	, INCLUDING URBAN AND TRANSPORTATION
129		-	PLANNING PROFESSIONALS AND ARCHITECTS WITH RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
130		-	IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
131		-	.
132		-	(5) T
133		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL:
134		-	PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 22-001 (a) REVIEW RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS TO IDENTIFY
135		-	AREAS AROUND THE STATE WHERE CRIME IS MORE PREVALENT
136		-	, SELECT
137		-	LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO RECEIVE MONEY TO IDENTIFY SUCH
138		-	AREAS
139		-	, AND DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR EACH AGENCY ;
140		-	(b) D
141		-	EVELOP AND DISTRIBUTE GUIDELINES THAT APPLICANTS MUST
142		-	USE TO DEMONSTRATE
143		-	:
144		-	(I) S
145		-	UFFICIENT CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION WITH THE
146		-	RELEVANT IMPACTED COMMUNITY WHERE A PROJECT WOULD TAKE PLACE
147		-	;
148		-	(II) S
149		-	UFFICIENT INDICATION OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE
150		-	PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION
151		-	; AND
152		-	(III) A SUFFICIENT PLAN TO PREVENT THE DISPLACEMENT OF
153		-	HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND HARMS TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND
154		-	OTHER VULNERABLE POPULATIONS
155		-	.
156		-	(c) A
157		-	PPOINT MEMBERS OF THE CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER
158		-	STREETS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURS UANT TO SUBSECTION
159		-	(6)
160		-	OF THIS SECTION; AND
161		-	(d) SELECT GRANT RECIPIENTS FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM AND
162		-	DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF EACH GRANT AFTER REVIEWING THE
163		-	RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE AND DETERMINING THAT EACH
164		-	SELECTED APPLICANT HAS DEMONSTRATED
165		-	:
166		-	(I) S
167		-	UFFICIENT CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION WITH THE
168		-	RELEVANT IMPACTED COMMUNITY WHERE A PROJECT WOULD TAKE PLACE
169		-	;
170		-	(II) S
171		-	UFFICIENT INDICATION OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE
172		-	PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION
173		-	; AND
174		-	(III) A SUFFICIENT PLAN TO PREVENT THE DISPLACEMENT OF
175		-	HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND HARMS TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND
176		-	OTHER VULNERABLE POPULATIONS
177		-	.
178		-	(6) (a) T
179		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT THE CRIME
180		-	PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER STREETS ADVISORY COMMI TTEE
181		-	, REFERRED TO
182		-	IN THIS SECTION AS THE
183		-	"COMMITTEE". THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF THE
184		-	PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 22-001 FOLLOWING ELEVEN PERSONS , WHO ARE APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE
185		-	DIRECTOR
186		-	:
187		-	(I) T
188		-	WO MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ;
	128	+	27
	129	+	001
	130	+	-3- (a) THE TARGET AREA AND CRIME CHALLENGE THE APPLICANT1
	131	+	HOPES TO ADDRESS;2
	132	+	(b) DATA REGARDING THE INCIDENCE OF CRIME IN THE TARGET3
	133	+	AREA, DISAGGREGATED BY THE TYPE OF CRIME, AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA;4
	134	+	(c) THE SPECIFIC PROJECTS THE GRANT WOULD FUND ;5
	135	+	(d) MEASURABLE OR OBSERVABLE GOALS TO DECREASE THE6
	136	+	INCIDENCE OF CRIME, DISAGGREGATED BY THE TYPE OF CRIME ;7
	137	+	(e) DETAILS ON HOW THE APPLICANT HAS COLLABORATED WITH8
	138	+	COMMUNITIES AND OTHER AGENCIES IN DEVELOPING THE IMPROVEMENTS9
	139	+	TO BE FUNDED UNDER THE APPLICATION ; AND10
	140	+	(f) DETAILS ON HOW THE PLAN WOULD PREVENT THE11
	141	+	DISPLACEMENT OF HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND HARM TO COMMUNITIES12
	142	+	OF COLOR AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS .13
	143	+	(4) PRIOR TO SUBMITTING GRANT APPLICATIONS TO THE14
	144	+	DEPARTMENT, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES SHALL SOLICIT FEEDBACK15
	145	+	AND CONSULT WITH IMPACTED COMMUNITIES , INCLUDING BUT NOT16
	146	+	LIMITED TO AREA RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS ; HOMEOWNERS'17
	147	+	ASSOCIATIONS; REGISTERED NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS ; AND18
	148	+	EXPERTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN , INCLUDING URBAN AND19
	149	+	TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PROFESSIONALS AND ARCHITECTS WITH20
	150	+	RELEVANT EXPERIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN .21
	151	+	(5) THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL:22
	152	+	(a) R
	153	+	EVIEW RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS TO IDENTIFY23
	154	+	AREAS AROUND THE STATE
	155	+	WHERE CRIME IS MORE PREVALENT , SELECT24
	156	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO RECEIVE MONEY TO IDENTIFY SUCH25
	157	+	AREAS, AND DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR EACH AGENCY ;26
	158	+	(b) DEVELOP AND DISTRIBUTE GUIDELINES THAT APPLICANTS MUST27
	159	+	001
	160	+	-4- USE TO DEMONSTRATE:1
	161	+	(I) SUFFICIENT CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION WITH THE2
	162	+	RELEVANT IMPACTED COMMUNITY WHERE A PROJECT WOULD TAKE PLACE ;3
	163	+	(II) SUFFICIENT INDICATION OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE4
	164	+	PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION ; AND5
	165	+	(III) A SUFFICIENT PLAN TO PREVENT THE DISPLACEMENT OF6
	166	+	HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND HARMS TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND7
	167	+	OTHER VULNERABLE POPULATIONS .8
	168	+	(c) APPOINT MEMBERS OF THE CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER9
	169	+	STREETS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION10
	170	+	(6) OF THIS SECTION; AND11
	171	+	(d) SELECT GRANT RECIPIENTS FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM AND12
	172	+	DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF EACH GRANT AFTER REVIEWING THE13
	173	+	RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE AND DETERMINING THAT EACH14
	174	+	SELECTED APPLICANT HAS DEMONSTRATED :15
	175	+	(I) SUFFICIENT CONSULTATION AND COLLABORATION WITH THE16
	176	+	RELEVANT IMPACTED COMMUNITY WHERE A PROJECT WOULD TAKE PLACE ;17
	177	+	(II) SUFFICIENT INDICATION OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE18
	178	+	PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE GRANT APPLICATION ; AND19
	179	+	(III) A SUFFICIENT PLAN TO PREVENT THE DISPLACEMENT OF20
	180	+	HOMELESS POPULATIONS AND HARMS TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND21
	181	+	OTHER VULNERABLE POPULATIONS .22
	182	+	(6) (a) THERE IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT THE CRIME23
	183	+	PREVENTION THROUGH SAFER STREETS ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED24
	184	+	TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "COMMITTEE". THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF25
	185	+	THE FOLLOWING ELEVEN PERSONS , WHO ARE APPOINTED BY THE26
	186	+	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:27
	187	+	001
	188	+	-5- (I) TWO MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ;1
189	189		(II) T
190	190		WO ELECTED LOCAL OFFICIALS , ONE FROM AN URBAN
191		-	~~COMMUNITY AND ONE FROM A RURAL COMMUNITY~~
192		-	;
	191	+	2
	192	+	COMMUNITY AND ONE FROM A RURAL COMMUNITY ;3
193	193		(III) A
194	194		N EXPERT IN SITUATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION ;
	195	+	4
195	196		(IV) T
196	197		HREE PERSONS FROM ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTING
197		-	~~COMMUNITY INTERESTS~~
198		-	;
	198	+	5
	199	+	COMMUNITY INTERESTS;6
199	200		(V) A
200	201		N EXPERT WITH A BACKGROUND IN URBAN OR
201		-	~~TRANSPORTATION PLANNING~~
202		-	;
	202	+	7
	203	+	TRANSPORTATION PLANNING ;8
203	204		(VI) A
204		-	N ARCHITECT WITH EXPERIENCE IN CRIME PREVENTION
205		-	THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
206		-	; AND
207		-	(VII) AN EXPERT IN EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSIVITY IN THE
208		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT OR PUBLIC SAFETY FIELD
209		-	.
	205	+	N ARCHITECT WITH EXPERIENCE IN
	206	+	CRIME PREVENTION9
	207	+	THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ; AND10
	208	+	(VII) A
	209	+	N EXPERT IN EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSIVITY IN THE
	210	+	11
	211	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT OR PUBLIC SAFETY FIELD .12
210	212		(b) M
211		-	EMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION
212		-	AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES
213		-	.
	213	+	EMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WIT HOUT COMPENSATION13
	214	+	AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES .14
214	215		(c) T
215		-	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS FOR
216		-	SAFER STREETS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE
217		-	DIRECTOR FOR WHICH GRANTS TO APPROVE AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH
218		-	GRANT
219		-	. IN MAKING ITS RECOMMENDATIONS , THE COMMITTEE SHALL
220		-	CONSIDER THE APPLICANT
221		-	'S:
222		-	(I) P
223		-	LAN TO PREVENT:
224		-	(A) T
225		-	HE DISPLACEMENT OF HOMELESS POPULATIONS ; AND
226		-	(B) HARM TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND VULNERABLE
227		-	POPULATIONS
228		-	; AND
229		-	(II) MEASURABLE OR OBSERVABLE GOALS TO DECREASE THE
230		-	INCIDENCE OF CRIME IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION
231		-	(3)(d) OF THIS
232		-	PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 22-001 SECTION.
233		-	(7) T
234		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE TEN MILLION
235		-	THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FISCAL YEAR
236		-	2022-23 FROM THE
237		-	GENERAL FUND FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM
238		-	.
239		-	(8) O
240		-	N OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2024, EACH LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL
241		-	AGENCY THAT RECEIVES A GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A FINAL REPORT TO THE
242		-	DEPARTMENT DESCRIBING HOW THE GRANT MONEY WAS UTILIZED AND WHAT
243		-	MEASURABLE OR OBSERVABLE IMPACT S THE USE OF THE GRANT MONEY HAD
244		-	ON REDUCING CRIME DISAGGREGATED BY THE TYPE OF CRIME AND
245		-	DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
246		-	. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2023, THE
247		-	DEPARTMENT SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE REPORTS TO THE JUDICIARY
248		-	COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE
249		-	, OR TO ANY
250		-	SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES
251		-	.
252		-	(9) T
253		-	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2023.
254		-	SECTION 2. Appropriation. For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,
255		-	$10,300,000 is appropriated to the department of public safety for use by
256		-	the division of criminal justice. This appropriation is from the general fund
257		-	and is based on an assumption that the department will require an additional
258		-	2.0 FTE. To implement this act, the department may use this appropriation
259		-	for DCJ administrative services.
260		-	PAGE 6-SENATE BILL 22-001 SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
261		-	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
262		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
263		-	____________________________ ____________________________
264		-	Steve Fenberg Alec Garnett
265		-	PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
266		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
267		-	____________________________ ____________________________
268		-	Cindi L. Markwell Robin Jones
269		-	SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
270		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
271		-	APPROVED________________________________________
272		-	(Date and Time)
273		-	_________________________________________
274		-	Jared S. Polis
275		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
276		-	PAGE 7-SENATE BILL 22-001
	216	+	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS15
	217	+	FOR SAFER STREETS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE16
	218	+	DIRECTOR FOR WHICH GRANTS TO APPROVE AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH17
	219	+	GRANT. IN MAKING ITS RECOMMENDATIONS , THE COMMITTEE SHALL
	220	+	18
	221	+	CONSIDER THE APPLICANT'S:19
	222	+	(I) PLAN TO PREVENT:20
	223	+	(A) THE DISPLACEMENT OF HOMELESS POPULATIONS ; AND21
	224	+	(B) HARM TO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND VULNERABLE22
	225	+	POPULATIONS; AND23
	226	+	(II) MEASURABLE OR OBSERVABLE GOALS TO DECREASE THE24
	227	+	INCIDENCE OF CRIME IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (3)(d) OF THIS25
	228	+	SECTION.26
	229	+	(7) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE TEN MILLION27
	230	+	001
	231	+	-6- THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FISCAL YEAR 2022-23 FROM THE1
	232	+	GENERAL FUND FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM .2
	233	+	(8) ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30, 2024, EACH LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL3
	234	+	AGENCY THAT RECEIVES A GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A FINAL REPORT TO THE4
	235	+	DEPARTMENT DESCRIBING HOW THE GRANT MONEY WAS UTILIZED AND5
	236	+	WHAT MEASURABLE OR OBSERVABLE IMPACTS THE USE OF THE GRANT6
	237	+	MONEY HAD ON REDUCING CRIME DISAGGREGATED BY THE TYPE OF CRIME7
	238	+	AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2023, THE8
	239	+	DEPARTMENT SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE REPORTS TO THE9
	240	+	JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE ,10
	241	+	OR TO ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES .11
	242	+	(9) THIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2023.12
	243	+	SECTION 2. Appropriation. For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,13
	244	+	$10,300,000 is appropriated to the department of public safety for use by14
	245	+	the division of criminal justice. This appropriation is from the general15
	246	+	fund and is based on an assumption that the department will require an16
	247	+	additional 2.0 FTE. To implement this act, the department may use this17
	248	+	appropriation for DCJ administrative services.18
	249	+	SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,19
	250	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate20
	251	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.21
	252	+	001
	253	+	-7-