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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. 22-0900.01 Jerry Barry x4341
1	8		SENATE BILL 22-145
2		-	BY SENATOR(S) Buckner and Cooke, Bridges, Coleman, Coram,
3		-	Danielson, Fields, Gardner, Ginal, Hansen, Hinrichsen, Hisey, Holbert,
4		-	Jaquez Lewis, Kirkmeyer, Kolker, Liston, Lundeen, Pettersen, Priola,
5		-	Rankin, Scott, Simpson, Smallwood, Story, Winter, Woodward, Zenzinger,
6		-	Fenberg;
7		-	also REPRESENTATIVE(S) Valdez A. and Will, Amabile, Bird,
8		-	Boesenecker, Duran, Jodeh, Kipp, McCluskie, McCormick, McLachlan,
9		-	Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Ortiz, Ricks, Roberts, Snyder, Titone,
	9	+	Senate Committees House Committees
	10	+	Local Government Judiciary
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
	13	+	C
	14	+	ONCERNING MEASURES TO PROV IDE RESOURCES TO INCREASE101
	15	+	COMMUNITY SAFETY , AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH ,
	16	+	102
	17	+	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 establishes 3 new grant programs within the division of
	26	+	criminal justice (division) in the department of public safety:
	27	+	! A multidisciplinary crime prevention and intervention grant
	28	+	program to award grants to law enforcement, other local
	29	+	governmental agencies, and community-based
	30	+	HOUSE
	31	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	32	+	May 10, 2022
	33	+	HOUSE
	34	+	2nd Reading Unamended
	35	+	May 4, 2022
	36	+	SENATE
	37	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	38	+	April 27, 2022
	39	+	SENATE
	40	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	41	+	April 26, 2022
	42	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	43	+	Buckner and Cooke, Bridges, Coleman, Coram, Danielson, Fenberg, Fields, Gardner,
	44	+	Ginal, Hansen, Hinrichsen, Hisey, Holbert, Jaquez Lewis, Kirkmeyer, Kolker, Liston,
	45	+	Lundeen, Pettersen, Priola, Rankin, Scott, Simpson, Smallwood, Story, Winter, Woodward,
	46	+	Zenzinger
	47	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	48	+	Valdez A. and Will, Amabile, Bird, Boesenecker, Duran, Jodeh, Kipp, McCluskie,
	49	+	McCormick, McLachlan, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Ortiz, Ricks, Roberts, Snyder, Titone,
10	50		Woodrow, Young
11		-	.
12		-	C
13		-	ONCERNING MEASURES TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO INCREASE COMMUNITY
14		-	SAFETY
15		-	, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN
16		-	APPROPRIATION
17		-	.
18		-
19		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
20		-	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly
21		-	finds and declares that:
22		-	(a) The health, safety, and success of Colorado's residents is a top
23		-	priority;
24		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
25		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
26		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
27		-	history, or the Session Laws.
28		-	________
29		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
30		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
31		-	the act. (b) Research has demonstrated that communities and the state can
32		-	save as much as eight dollars for every dollar spent on supporting
	51	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	52	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
	53	+	Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. organizations to identify high-crime areas and to implement
	54	+	crime prevention and intervention strategies in those areas;
	55	+	! A law enforcement workforce recruitment, retention, and
	56	+	tuition grant program to award grants to law enforcement
	57	+	agencies to address workforce shortages, increase the
	58	+	number of people being trained for law enforcement
	59	+	positions, and improve training through enhanced
	60	+	curriculum, including mental health training; and
	61	+	! A state's mission for assistance in recruitment and training
	62	+	(SMART) policing grant program to increase the number
	63	+	of P.O.S.T.-certified and non-certified law enforcement
	64	+	officers who are representative of the communities they
	65	+	police and provide training for those additional law
	66	+	enforcement officers.
	67	+	The bill directs the executive director of the department of public
	68	+	safety to establish policies and procedures and create advisory committees
	69	+	to review applications and make recommendations on who should receive
	70	+	grants and the amount of the grants.
	71	+	The bill requires the division to host a statewide forum facilitated
	72	+	by a national criminal justice organization to solicit suggestions on crime
	73	+	prevention measures related to the grant programs.
	74	+	The bill requires the division to create a project management team
	75	+	to coordinate grant programs.
	76	+	The bill requires the general assembly to appropriate money for the
	77	+	grant programs in the 2022-23 and 2023-24 fiscal years, for the statewide
	78	+	forum in the 2022-23 fiscal year, and for the project management team in
	79	+	the 2022-23 and 2023-24 fiscal years.
	80	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	81	+	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly2
	82	+	finds and declares that:3
	83	+	(a) The health, safety, and success of Colorado's residents is a top4
	84	+	priority;5
	85	+	(b) Research has demonstrated that communities and the state can6
	86	+	save as much as eight dollars for every dollar spent on supporting7
33	87		community-based, collaborative, multi-agency crime prevention and crisis
34		-	intervention programs;
35		-	(c) Research has also shown that crime prevention and crisis
36		-	intervention strategies that rely on collaboration between communities and
37		-	neighborhoods, local law enforcement, civic and religious leaders, local
38		-	service providers, and human service, behavioral health, mental health,
39		-	workforce, housing and other support service agencies are the most
40		-	promising approaches for success and sustainability;
41		-	(d) Data also shows that communities of color are disproportionately
42		-	impacted by the effects of crime, including arrests, incarceration, and
43		-	economic factors, due to various socioeconomic factors which can lead to
44		-	arrest and incarceration;
45		-	(e) That there are many research-tested and promising programs that
46		-	can reduce the level of crime and improve safety of communities;
47		-	(f) That a law enforcement agency workforce that represents the
48		-	diversity of the community it is intended to serve and protect enhances
49		-	collaboration and trust; and
50		-	(g) Ensuring that residents involved with or at risk of entering the
51		-	criminal or juvenile justice systems have access to resources and supports
52		-	that can help prevent them from becoming more involved with those
53		-	systems.
54		-	(2) Therefore, the general assembly determines that strategies to
55		-	enhance crime prevention and crisis intervention efforts and provide early
56		-	intervention responses to those who have entered or are at risk of entering
57		-	the criminal justice system are warranted, including policies designed to
58		-	support community efforts to:
59		-	(a) Develop safe and healthy neighborhoods;
60		-	(b) Stabilize law enforcement workforces around the state by
61		-	reducing attrition and enhancing training opportunities for those entering
62		-	the field; and
63		-	PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 22-145 (c) Diversify law enforcement workforces so they better reflect the
64		-	communities they serve, which are necessary to help Coloradans prosper
65		-	and ensure their safety.
66		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-527,
67		-	24-33.5-528, 24-33.5-529, 24-33.5-530, and 24-33.5-531 as follows:
68		-	24-33.5-527. Multidisciplinary crime prevention and crisis
69		-	intervention grant program - committee - fund - reports - repeal.
	88	+	8
	89	+	intervention programs;9
	90	+	(c) Research has also shown that crime prevention and crisis10
	91	+	145-2- intervention strategies that rely on collaboration between communities1
	92	+	and neighborhoods, local law enforcement, civic and religious leaders,2
	93	+	local service providers, and human service, behavioral health, mental3
	94	+	health, workforce, housing and other support service agencies are the4
	95	+	most promising approaches for success and sustainability;5
	96	+	(d) Data also shows that communities of color are6
	97	+	disproportionately impacted by the effects of crime, including arrests,7
	98	+	incarceration, and economic factors, due to various socioeconomic factors8
	99	+	which can lead to arrest and incarceration;9
	100	+	(e) That there are many research-tested and promising programs10
	101	+	that can reduce the level of crime and improve safety of communities;11
	102	+	(f) That a law enforcement agency workforce that represents the12
	103	+	diversity of the community it is intended to serve and protect enhances13
	104	+	collaboration and trust; and14
	105	+	(g) Ensuring that residents involved with or at risk of entering the15
	106	+	criminal or juvenile justice systems have access to resources and supports16
	107	+	that can help prevent them from becoming more involved with those17
	108	+	systems.18
	109	+	(2) Therefore, the general assembly determines that strategies to19
	110	+	enhance crime prevention and crisis intervention efforts and provide early20
	111	+	intervention responses to those who have entered or are at risk of entering21
	112	+	the criminal justice system are warranted, including policies designed to22
	113	+	support community efforts to:23
	114	+	(a) Develop safe and healthy neighborhoods; 24
	115	+	(b) Stabilize law enforcement workforces around the state by25
	116	+	reducing attrition and enhancing training opportunities for those entering26
	117	+	the field; and27
	118	+	145
	119	+	-3- (c) Diversify law enforcement workforces so they better reflect1
	120	+	the communities they serve, which are necessary to help Coloradans2
	121	+	prosper and ensure their safety.3
	122	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-525,4
	123	+	24-33.5-526, 24-33.5-527, 24-33.5-528, and 24-33.5-529 as follows:5
	124	+	24-33.5-525. Multidisciplinary crime prevention and crisis6
	125	+	intervention grant program - committee - fund - reports - repeal.7
70	126		(1) (a) (I) T
71		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY
72		-	CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION GRANT PROGRAM
73		-	, REFERRED
74		-	TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE
75		-	"GRANT PROGRAM ", TO APPLY A
76		-	COMMUNITY
77		-	-BASED, MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO CRIME PREVENTION
78		-	AND CRISIS INTERVENTION STRATEGIES
79		-	, SPECIFICALLY IN AREAS WHERE
80		-	CRIME IS DISPROPORTIONATELY HIGH
81		-	. PROGRAMS RECEIVING GRANTS MAY
82		-	BE MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND MAY DEMONSTRATE COLLABORATION BETWEEN
83		-	COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
84		-	, INCLUDING BOTH GOVERNMENTAL AND
85		-	NONGOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES
86		-	.
	127	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY8
	128	+	CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS
	129	+	INTERVENTION GRANT PROGRAM ,9
	130	+	REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "GRANT PROGRAM", TO APPLY A10
	131	+	COMMUNITY-BASED, MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO CRIME11
	132	+	PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION STRATEGIES, SPECIFICALLY IN12
	133	+	AREAS WHERE CRIME IS DISPROPORTIONATELY HIGH . PROGRAMS13
	134	+	RECEIVING GRANTS MAY BE MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND MAY DEMONSTRATE14
	135	+	COLLABORATION BETWEEN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS , INCLUDING15
	136	+	BOTH GOVERNMENTAL AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES .16
87	137		(II) E
88		-	LIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS MAY INCLUDE :
	138	+	LIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS MAY INCLUDE :17
89	139		(A) C
90		-	OMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND NONPROFIT AGENCIES ;
	140	+	OMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND NONPROFIT18
	141	+	AGENCIES;19
91	142		(B) L
92		-	OCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ;
	143	+	OCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ;20
93	144		(C) F
94	145		EDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES WITH JURISDICTION IN
95		-	COLORADO;
	146	+	21
	147	+	C
	148	+	OLORADO;
	149	+	22
96	150		(D) L
97		-	OCAL HEALTH OR HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES ; AND
98		-	(E) THIRD-PARTY MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS OR
99		-	ADMINISTRATORS ON BEHALF OF ELIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS
100		-	.
	151	+	OCAL HEALTH OR HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES ; AND23
	152	+	(E) T
	153	+	HIRD-PARTY MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS OR
	154	+	24
	155	+	ADMINISTRATORS ON BEHALF OF ELIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS .25
101	156		(III) A
102	157		NY THIRD-PARTY GRANT ADMINISTRATOR SHALL :
	158	+	26
103	159		(A) B
104	160		E A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE
105		-	SECRETARY OF STATE
106		-	'S OFFICE;
	161	+	27
	162	+	145
	163	+	-4- SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE;1
107	164		(B) H
108	165		AVE EXPERIENCE AS A THIRD-PARTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR A
109		-	STATE
110		-	, MULTISTATE, FEDERAL, OR FOUNDATION GRANT PROGRAM ;
111		-	PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 22-145 (C) BE CAPABLE OF PROVIDING A UNIFIED CASE MANAGEMENT ,
112		-	FINANCIAL, AND DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM RELATED TO SERVICES AND
113		-	PAYMENTS RECEIVED UNDER THE GRANT PROGRAM
114		-	;
	166	+	2
	167	+	STATE, MULTISTATE, FEDERAL, OR FOUNDATION GRANT PROGRAM ;3
	168	+	(C) B
	169	+	E CAPABLE OF PROVIDING A UNIFIED CASE MANAGEMENT ,
	170	+	4
	171	+	FINANCIAL, AND DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM RELATED TO SERVICES AND5
	172	+	PAYMENTS RECEIVED UNDER THE GRANT PROGRAM ;6
115	173		(D) B
116		-	E CAPABLE OF PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND OTHER
117		-	ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO GRANTEES TO IMPROVE
118		-	DELIVERY OF SERVICES
119		-	, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , OR DATA COLLECTION;
120		-	AND
121		-	(E) HAVE EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCY IN WORKING WITH
122		-	UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES
123		-	, PARTICULARLY COMMUNITIES OF COLOR .
	174	+	E CAPABLE OF PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND
	175	+	7
	176	+	OTHER ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO GRANTEES TO8
	177	+	IMPROVE DELIVERY OF SERVICES , FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , OR DATA9
	178	+	COLLECTION; AND10
	179	+	(E) H
	180	+	AVE EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCY IN WORKING WITH
	181	+	11
	182	+	UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES , PARTICULARLY COMMUNITIES OF COLOR .12
124	183		(IV)
125	184		ELIGIBLE ENTITIES MAY JOINTLY COLLABORATE ON
126		-	APPLICATIONS
127		-	.
128		-	(V) C
129		-	RIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION STRATEGIES MAY
130		-	INCLUDE
131		-	:
	185	+	13
	186	+	APPLICATIONS.14
	187	+	(V) CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION STRATEGIES15
	188	+	MAY INCLUDE:16
132	189		(A) V
133		-	IOLENCE INTERRUPTION PROGRAMS ;
	190	+	IOLENCE INTERRUPTION PROGRAMS ;17
134	191		(B) E
135		-	ARLY INTERVENTION TEAMS;
	192	+	ARLY INTERVENTION TEAMS;18
136	193		(C) P
137		-	RIMARY AND SECONDARY VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS ;
	194	+	RIMARY AND SECONDARY VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS ;19
138	195		(D) R
139		-	ESTORATIVE JUSTICE SERVICES;
	196	+	ESTORATIVE JUSTICE SERVICES;20
140	197		(E) C
141		-	O-RESPONDER PROGRAMS ;
	198	+	O-RESPONDER PROGRAMS ;21
142	199		(F) O
143		-	THER RESEARCH-INFORMED CRIME AND CRISIS PREVENTION ~~AND~~
144		-	~~RECIDIVISM REDUCTION PROGRAMS~~
145		-	; ~~AND~~
146		-	(G) ~~SUPPORT-TEAM-ASSISTED RESPONSE PROGRAMS .~~
147		-	~~(VI) F~~
148		-	~~OR ANY GRANT APPLICATIONS INVOLVING LAW ENFORCEMENT~~
149		-	~~ENTITIES~~
150		-	, APPLICANTS MUST INCLUDE:
	200	+	THER RESEARCH-INFORMED CRIME AND CRISIS PREVENTION
	201	+	22
	202	+	AND RECIDIVISM REDUCTION PROGRAMS ; AND23
	203	+	(G) S
	204	+	UPPORT-TEAM-ASSISTED RESPONSE PROGRAMS .24
	205	+	(VI)
	206	+	FOR ANY GRANT APPLICATIONS INVOLVING LAW25
	207	+	ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES, APPLICANTS MUST INCLUDE:26
151	208		(A) D
152		-	ETAILS ON HOW THE ENTITY WILL TAKE MEASURES ~~TO ENSURE~~
153		-	~~COLLABORATION WITH COMMUNITIES AND OTHER AGENCIES IN DEVELOPING~~
154		-	~~THE PLAN~~
155		-	;
156		-	~~PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 22-145~~ (B) ~~DETAILS, INCLUDING DATA, ON WHY A SPECIFIC AREA NEEDS~~
157		-	~~INCREASED LAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENCE~~
158		-	; ~~AND~~
159		-	(C) A ~~PLAN TO ENSURE THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT WILL WORK WITH~~
160		-	~~THE COMMUNITY~~ TO ~~FOSTER A POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN~~ LAW
161		-	~~ENFORCEMENT AND~~ THE ~~IMPACTED COMMUNITY~~
162		-	.
	209	+	ETAILS ON HOW THE ENTITY WILL TAKE MEASURES TO27
	210	+	145
	211	+	-5- ENSURE COLLABORATION WITH COMMUNITIES AND OTHER AGENCIES IN1
	212	+	DEVELOPING THE PLAN;2
	213	+	(B) D
	214	+	ETAILS, INCLUDING DATA, ON WHY A SPECIFIC AREA NEEDS3
	215	+	INCREASED LAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENCE ; AND4
	216	+	(C) A
	217	+	PLAN TO ENSURE THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT WILL WORK WITH5
	218	+	THE COMMUNITY TO FOSTER A POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW6
	219	+	ENFORCEMENT AND THE IMPACTED COMMUNITY .7
163	220		(b) T
164		-	HE DIVISION SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM
165		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
166		-	. SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS , THE
167		-	DIVISION SHALL MAKE GRANT PAYMEN TS FROM MONEY APPROPRIATED TO
168		-	THE DIVISION FROM THE GENERAL FUND FOR THE PROGRAM
169		-	. THE DIVISION
170		-	SHALL WORK TO ENSURE ELIGIBLE COMMUNITIES ARE INFORMED OF THE
171		-	EXISTENCE OF THE GRANT PROGRAM
172		-	.
	221	+	HE DIVISION SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM8
	222	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION. SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS ,9
	223	+	THE DIVISION SHALL MAKE GRANT PAYMENTS FROM MONEY APPROPRIATED10
	224	+	TO THE DIVISION FROM THE GENERAL FUND FOR THE PROGRAM . THE11
	225	+	DIVISION SHALL WORK TO ENSURE ELIGIBLE COMMUNITIES ARE INFORMED
	226	+	12
	227	+	OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE GRANT PROGRAM .13
173	228		(2) T
174		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL:
	229	+	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL:14
175	230		(a) D
176		-	EVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
177		-	AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO APPLY FOR GRANTS
178		-	, INCLUDING
179		-	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF A STREAMLINED GRANT
180		-	PROCESS TO ENSURE EASE OF ACCESS FOR SMALLER AND RURAL AGENCIES
181		-	AND COMMUNITIES THAT MAY NOT HAVE THE EXPERIENCE OR CAPACITY TO
182		-	ENGAGE IN COMPLEX GRANT PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR
183		-	HOW GRANT MONEY IS DISBURSED AND ALLOCATED AMONG AGENCIES
184		-	;
	231	+	EVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT15
	232	+	AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES TO APPLY FOR GRANTS , INCLUDING16
	233	+	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF A STREAMLINED17
	234	+	GRANT PROCESS TO ENSURE EASE OF ACCESS FOR SMALLER AND RURAL18
	235	+	AGENCIES AND COMMUNITIES THAT MAY NOT HAVE THE EXPERIENCE OR19
	236	+	CAPACITY TO ENGAGE IN COMPLEX GRANT PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AND20
	237	+	PROCEDURES FOR HOW GRANT MONEY IS DISBURSED AND ALLOCATED21
	238	+	AMONG AGENCIES;22
185	239		(b) R
186	240		EVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS;
	241	+	23
187	242		(c) A
188		-	FTER RECEIVING AND REVIEWING RECOMMENDATIONS FROM
189		-	THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION
190		-	ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
191		-	(3) OF THIS
192		-	SECTION
193		-	, SELECT ENTITIES TO RECEIVE A ONE- OR TWO-YEAR GRANT AND
194		-	DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF THE GRANTS
195		-	. IF A GRANTEE THAT RECEIVED A
196		-	TWO
197		-	-YEAR GRANT DECIDES NOT TO ACCEPT GRANT FUNDING IN THE SECOND
198		-	YEAR
199		-	, THE DIRECTOR MAY APPORTION THOSE GRANT FUNDS TO OTHER
200		-	GRANTEES
201		-	; AND
202		-	(d) IN AWARDING GRANTS, GIVE CONSIDERATION TO APPLICANTS
203		-	THAT ARE CULTURALLY COMPETENT
204		-	, GENDER-RESPONSIVE, AND
205		-	REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INDIVIDUALS THE APPLICANT GENERALLY SEEKS TO
206		-	SERVE WITH THE GRANT
207		-	.
208		-	PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 22-145 (3) (a) THERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY
209		-	CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
210		-	,
211		-	REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "COMMITTEE". THE DIRECTOR SHALL
212		-	ENSURE THAT THE COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE IS RACIALLY
213		-	,
214		-	ETHNICALLY, AND GEOGRAPHICALLY DIVERSE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
215		-	COMMUNITIES WHERE CRIME IS DISPROPORTIONATELY HIGH
216		-	. THE COMMITTEE
217		-	CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING THIRTEEN MEMBERS
218		-	:
	243	+	FTER RECEIVING AND REVIEWING RECOMMENDATIONS FROM24
	244	+	THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS
	245	+	INTERVENTION25
	246	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF26
	247	+	THIS SECTION, SELECT ENTITIES TO RECEIVE A ONE- OR TWO-YEAR GRANT27
	248	+	145
	249	+	-6- AND DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF THE GRANTS . IF A GRANTEE THAT1
	250	+	RECEIVED A TWO-YEAR GRANT DECIDES NOT TO ACCEPT GRANT FUNDING2
	251	+	IN THE SECOND YEAR, THE DIRECTOR MAY APPORTION THOSE GRANT3
	252	+	FUNDS TO OTHER GRANTEES; AND4
	253	+	(d) I
	254	+	N AWARDING GRANTS, GIVE CONSIDERATION TO APPLICANTS
	255	+	5
	256	+	THAT ARE CULTURALLY COMPETENT , GENDER-RESPONSIVE, AND6
	257	+	REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INDIVIDUALS THE APPLICANT GENERALLY SEEKS7
	258	+	TO SERVE WITH THE GRANT.8
	259	+	(3) (a) T
	260	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE9
	261	+	MULTIDISCIPLINARY CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS
	262	+	INTERVENTION10
	263	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE11
	264	+	"
	265	+	COMMITTEE". THE DIRECTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE COMPOSITION OF
	266	+	12
	267	+	THE COMMITTEE IS RACIALLY , ETHNICALLY, AND GEOGRAPHICALLY13
	268	+	DIVERSE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES WHERE CRIME IS14
	269	+	DISPROPORTIONATELY HIGH . THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF THE15
	270	+	FOLLOWING THIRTEEN MEMBERS:16
219	271		(I) T
220		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 'S
221		-	DESIGNEE
222		-	;
	272	+	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 'S17
	273	+	DESIGNEE;18
223	274		(II) T
224		-	HE DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE OR THE
225		-	DIRECTOR
226		-	'S DESIGNEE;
	275	+	HE DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE OR THE19
	276	+	DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE;20
227	277		(III) T
228		-	HE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE
229		-	DIRECTOR
230		-	:
	278	+	HE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE21
	279	+	DIRECTOR:22
231	280		(A) A
232		-	RESEARCHER FROM AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION
233		-	WITH A BACKGROUND IN EVIDENCE
234		-	-BASED CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY AND
235		-	RESEARCH OR EVALUATION OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY
236		-	-BASED SERVICES
237		-	THAT REDUCE CRIME AND VIOLENCE
238		-	;
	281	+	RESEARCHER FROM AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION23
	282	+	WITH A BACKGROUND IN EVIDENCE -BASED CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY AND
	283	+	24
	284	+	RESEARCH OR EVALUATION OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY -BASED SERVICES25
	285	+	THAT REDUCE CRIME AND VIOLENCE ;26
239	286		(B) A
240		-	N INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN INVOLVED ~~WITH THE~~
241		-	~~CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM~~
242		-	;
	287	+	N INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN INVOLVED WITH27
	288	+	145
	289	+	-7- THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM;1
243	290		(C) A
244		-	MEMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM A COMMUNITY OF OVER
245		-	FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND RESIDENTS
246		-	;
247		-	(D) A
248	291		MEMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM A COMMUNITY OF
249		-	BETWEEN FIFTY THOUSAND AND FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND RESIDENTS
250		-	;
251		-	(E) A
252		-	MEMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM A COMMUNITY OF LESS
253		-	THAN FIFTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS
254		-	, SERVING A COMMUNITY WHOLLY EAST
255		-	OF
256		-	INTERSTATE 25 OR WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE;
	292	+	2
	293	+	OVER FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND RESIDENTS ;3
	294	+	(D) A MEMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM A COMMUNITY OF4
	295	+	BETWEEN FIFTY THOUSAND AND FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND RESIDENTS ;5
	296	+	(E) A MEMBER OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM A COMMUNITY OF6
	297	+	LESS THAN FIFTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS, SERVING A COMMUNITY WHOLLY7
	298	+	EAST OF INTERSTATE 25 OR WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE;8
257	299		(F) A
258	300		MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE
259		-	WITH JURISDICTION IN
260		-	COLORADO;
261		-	(G) A
262		-	VICTIM'S ADVOCATE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 13-90-107
	301	+	9
	302	+	WITH JURISDICTION IN COLORADO;10
	303	+	(G) A VICTIM'S ADVOCATE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 13-90-10711
263	304		(1)(k)(II),
264	305		WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE
265		-	PAGE 6-SENATE BILL 22-145 SERVICES IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR OR A REPRESENTATIVE FROM A
266		-	COMMUNITY
267		-	-BASED VICTIM SERVICES ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN
268		-	SERVING VICTIMS OF COLOR
269		-	;
270		-	(H) A
271		-	MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY -BASED ORGANIZATION
272		-	SPECIALIZING IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING
273		-	CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE CARE IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND
274		-	UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS
275		-	;
276		-	(I) A
277		-	MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION SPECIALIZING
278		-	IN DIVERTING INDIVIDUALS FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM WITH
279		-	EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE SERVICES IN
280		-	COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS
281		-	;
	306	+	12
	307	+	SERVICES IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR OR A REPRESENTATIVE FROM A13
	308	+	COMMUNITY-BASED VICTIM SERVICES ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES14
	309	+	IN SERVING VICTIMS OF COLOR;15
	310	+	(H) A MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY -BASED ORGANIZATION16
	311	+	SPECIALIZING IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE WITH EXPERIENCE IN17
	312	+	PROVIDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE CARE IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR18
	313	+	AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS ;19
	314	+	(I) A MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY -BASED ORGANIZATION20
	315	+	SPECIALIZING IN DIVERTING INDIVIDUALS FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE21
	316	+	SYSTEM WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE22
	317	+	SERVICES IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS ;23
	318	+	24
282	319		(J) A
283	320		MEMBER WHO SPECIALIZES IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION ,
284		-	INCLUDING IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS ;
285		-	AND
286		-	(K) A COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE .
	321	+	25
	322	+	INCLUDING IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS ;26
	323	+	AND27
	324	+	145
	325	+	-8- (K) A COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE .1
287	326		(b) M
288		-	EMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION
289		-	AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES
290		-	.
	327	+	EMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION2
	328	+	AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES .3
291	329		(c) T
292		-	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS
293		-	SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON
294		-	WHICH ENTITIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH
295		-	GRANT
296		-	. THE COMMITTEE SHOULD CONSIDER WHICH COMMUNITIES HAVE THE
297		-	GREATEST NEED
298		-	, INCLUDING COMMUNITIES WHERE MANY OF THESE SERVICES
299		-	ARE NOT AVAILABLE DUE TO SIZE OR GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
300		-	.
	330	+	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS4
	331	+	SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS SE CTION AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS5
	332	+	ON WHICH ENTITIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH6
	333	+	GRANT. THE COMMITTEE SHOULD CONSIDER WHICH COMMUNITIES HAVE7
	334	+	THE GREATEST NEED, INCLUDING COMMUNITIES WHERE MANY OF THESE8
	335	+	SERVICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE DUE TO SIZE OR GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION .9
301	336		(d) I
302		-	F NECESSARY, IN EACH FISCAL YEAR THE DIVISION MAY RELEASE
303		-	UP TO TWENTY
304		-	-FIVE PERCENT OF THE TOTAL YEARLY GRANT AWARD TO A
305		-	GRANTEE TO BE USED FOR GRANTEE START
306		-	-UP EXPENSES NECESSARY TO
307		-	IMPLEMENT THE GRANTS
308		-	, INCLUDING HIRING PROGRAM STAFF ,
309		-	ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES, OR OTHER ALLOWABLE EXPENSES DETERMINED
310		-	BY THE DIVISION AND DOCUMENTED BY THE APPLICANT
311		-	. APPLICANTS MUST
312		-	NOT USE MORE THEN TEN PERCENT OF THE TOTAL YEARLY GRANT AWARD
313		-	FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
314		-	.
	337	+	F NECESSARY, IN EACH FISCAL YEAR THE DIVISION MAY
	338	+	10
	339	+	RELEASE UP TO TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT OF THE TOTAL YEARLY GRANT11
	340	+	AWARD TO A GRANTEE TO BE USED FOR GRANTEE START -UP EXPENSES12
	341	+	NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THE GRANTS , INCLUDING HIRING PROGRAM13
	342	+	STAFF, ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES , OR OTHER ALLOWABLE EXPENSES14
	343	+	DETERMINED BY THE DIVISION AND DOCUMENTED BY THE APPLICANT .15
	344	+	A
	345	+	PPLICANTS MUST NOT USE MORE THEN TEN PERCENT OF THE TOTAL
	346	+	16
	347	+	YEARLY GRANT AWARD FOR ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS . 17
315	348		(4) (a) T
316		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE STATE TREASURY THE
317		-	PAGE 7-SENATE BILL 22-145 MULTIDISCIPLINARY CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS INTERVENTION GRANT
318		-	FUND
319		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND", CONSISTING OF ANY
320		-	MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE FUND BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ANY
321		-	MONEY RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION FROM GIFTS
322		-	, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FOR
323		-	THE GRANT PROGRAM
324		-	. THE MONEY IN THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY
325		-	APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION FOR THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS
326		-	ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THE GRANT PROGRAM
327		-	.
	349	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE STATE TREASURY THE18
	350	+	MULTIDISCIPLINARY CRIME PREVENTION AND CRISIS
	351	+	INTERVENTION GRANT19
	352	+	FUND, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND", CONSISTING OF ANY20
	353	+	MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE FUND BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ANY21
	354	+	MONEY RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION FROM GIFTS , GRANTS, OR DONATIONS22
	355	+	FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM . THE MONEY IN THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY23
	356	+	APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION FOR THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS24
	357	+	ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THE GRANT PROGRAM .25
328	358		(b) T
329		-	HE STATE TREASURER MAY INVEST ANY MONEY IN THE FUND
330		-	NOT EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW
331		-	.
332		-	T
333		-	HE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED
334		-	FROM THE INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF MONEY IN THE FUND TO THE FUND
335		-	.
336		-	A
337		-	NY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY REMAINING IN THE F UND AT
338		-	THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR REMAINS IN THE FUND AND IS NOT CREDITED OR
339		-	TRANSFERRED TO THE GENERAL FUND OR ANOTHER FUND
340		-	.
341		-	(c) (I) T
342		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE
343		-	GENERAL FUND TO THE FUND SEVEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
344		-	DOLLARS IN EACH OF THE FISCAL YEARS
345		-	2022-23 AND 2023-24 FOR THE
346		-	GRANT PROGRAM
347		-	.
	359	+	HE STATE TREASURER MAY INVEST ANY MONEY IN THE FUND26
	360	+	NOT EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW .27
	361	+	145
	362	+	-9- THE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED1
	363	+	FROM THE INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF MONEY IN THE FUND TO THE2
	364	+	FUND. ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY REMAINING IN THE3
	365	+	FUND AT THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR REMAINS IN THE FUND AND IS NOT4
	366	+	CREDITED OR TRANSFERRED TO THE GENERAL FUND OR ANOTHER FUND .5
	367	+	(c) (I) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE6
	368	+	GENERAL FUND TO THE FUND SEVEN MILLION FIVE H UNDRED THOUSAND7
	369	+	DOLLARS IN EACH OF THE FISCAL YEARS 2022-23 AND 2023-24 FOR THE8
	370	+	GRANT PROGRAM.9
348	371		(II) E
349	372		ACH YEAR, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL AWARD GRANTS
350		-	~~FROM THE GRANT PROGRAM OF NOT LESS THAN TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED~~
351		-	~~THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TOTAL TO~~
352		-	:
	373	+	10
	374	+	FROM THE GRANT PROGRAM OF NOT LESS THAN TWO MILLION FIVE11
	375	+	HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TOTAL TO :12
353	376		(A) L
354	377		AW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES , INCLUDING TRIBAL LAW
355		-	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
356		-	; OR
357		-	(B) COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS , INCLUDING LOCAL
358		-	HEALTH OR HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES
359		-	.
	378	+	13
	379	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ; OR14
	380	+	(B) C
	381	+	OUNTY AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS , INCLUDING LOCAL
	382	+	15
	383	+	HEALTH OR HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES .16
360	384		(III) E
361		-	ACH YEAR, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL AWARD GRANTS
362		-	FROM THE GRANT PROGRAM OF NOT LESS THAN TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
363		-	THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TOTAL TO COMMUNITY
364		-	-BASED ORGANIZATIONS.
	385	+	ACH YEAR, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL AWARD
	386	+	17
	387	+	GRANTS FROM THE GRANT PROGRAM OF NOT LESS THAN TWO MILLION FIVE18
	388	+	HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TOTAL TO COMMUNITY -BASED19
	389	+	ORGANIZATIONS.20
365	390		(IV) E
366	391		ACH YEAR, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MAY AWARD GRANTS
367		-	FROM THE MONEY REMAINING AFTER THE MONEY IS AWARDED PURSUANT TO
368		-	SUBSECTIONS
369		-	(4)(c)(II) AND (4)(c)(III) OF THIS SECTION TO THE ENTITIES
370		-	IDENTIFIED IN THOSE SUBSECTIONS
371		-	. FOR GRANTS AWARDED PURSUANT TO
372		-	THIS SUBSECTION
373		-	(4)(c)(IV), THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL GIVE
374		-	PAGE 8-SENATE BILL 22-145 PREFERENCE TO APPLICATION IN WHICH TWO OR MORE ELIGIBLE ENTITIES
375		-	COLLABORATED
376		-	.
377		-	(d) T
378		-	HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,
379		-	OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF
380		-	THIS SECTION
381		-	. THE DIVISION SHALL TRANSMIT ALL MONEY RECEIVED
382		-	THROUGH GIFTS
383		-	, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS TO THE STATE TREASURER , WHO
384		-	SHALL CREDIT THE MONEY TO THE FUND
385		-	.
	392	+	21
	393	+	FROM THE MONEY REMAINING AFTER THE MONEY IS AWARDED PURSUANT22
	394	+	TO SUBSECTIONS (4)(c)(II) AND (4)(c)(III) OF THIS SECTION TO THE23
	395	+	ENTITIES IDENTIFIED IN THOSE SUBSECTIONS . FOR GRANTS AWARDED24
	396	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (4)(c)(IV), THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR25
	397	+	SHALL GIVE PREFERENCE TO APPLICATION IN WHICH TWO OR MORE26
	398	+	ELIGIBLE ENTITIES COLLABORATED.27
	399	+	145
	400	+	-10- (d) THE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,1
	401	+	OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF2
	402	+	THIS SECTION. THE DIVISION SHALL TRANSMIT ALL MONEY RECEIVED3
	403	+	THROUGH GIFTS, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS TO THE STATE TREASURER, WHO4
	404	+	SHALL CREDIT THE MONEY TO THE FUND .5
386	405		(5) O
387		-	N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2023, AND AUGUST 1, 2024, EACH
388		-	GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY OR OTHER ELIGIBLE RECIPIENT THAT RECEIVES A
389		-	GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A NARRATIVE AND FINANCIAL REPORT TO THE
390		-	DIVISION DESCRIBING HOW THE GRANT FUNDS WERE UTILIZED
391		-	, INCLUDING
392		-	DATA AND OTHER INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE PERFORMANCE METRICS
393		-	ESTABLISHED IN SUBSECTION
394		-	(2) OF THIS SECTION, AND EVIDENCE OF THE
395		-	IMPACT OF THE GRANT ON CRIME
396		-	, CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT , AND
397		-	COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT
398		-	. ON OR BEFORE
399		-	OCTOBER 1, 2023, AND ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION
400		-	SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE REPORTS TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES
401		-	OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE
402		-	, OR TO ANY
403		-	SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES
404		-	.
	406	+	N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2023, AND AUGUST 1, 2024, EACH6
	407	+	GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY OR OTHER ELIGIBLE RECIPIENT THAT RECEIVES7
	408	+	A GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A NARRATIVE AND FINANCIAL
	409	+	REPORT TO THE8
	410	+	DIVISION DESCRIBING HOW THE GRANT FUNDS WERE UTILIZED , INCLUDING9
	411	+	DATA AND OTHER INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE PERFORMANCE10
	412	+	METRICS ESTABLISHED IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION, AND EVIDENCE11
	413	+	OF THE IMPACT OF THE GRANT ON CRIME , CRIMINAL JUSTICE12
	414	+	INVOLVEMENT, AND COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS WITH LAW13
	415	+	ENFORCEMENT. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2023, AND ON OR BEFORE14
	416	+	O
	417	+	CTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE15
	418	+	REPORTS TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF16
	419	+	REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE, OR TO ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES.17
405	420		(6) T
406		-	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.
407		-	24-33.5-528. Law enforcement workforce recruitment, retention,
408		-	and tuition grant program - committee - fund - reports - repeal.
409		-	(1) (a) T
410		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
411		-	WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT
412		-	, RETENTION, AND TUITION GRANT PROGRAM ,
413		-	REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "PROGRAM", TO:
	421	+	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.18
	422	+	24-33.5-526. Law enforcement workforce recruitment,19
	423	+	retention, and tuition grant program - committee - fund - reports -20
	424	+	repeal. (1) (a) T
	425	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE LAW21
	426	+	ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT , RETENTION, AND TUITION22
	427	+	GRANT PROGRAM, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "PROGRAM", TO:23
414	428		(I) A
415		-	SSIST LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN ~~ADDRESSING~~
416		-	WORKFORCE SHORTAGES
417		-	;
	429	+	SSIST LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN ADDRESSING24
	430	+	WORKFORCE SHORTAGES ;
	431	+	25
418	432		(II) I
419		-	MPROVE THE TRAINING GIVEN TO P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED ~~PEACE~~
420		-	OFFICERS
421		-	~~; AND~~
422		-	~~(III) IMPROVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND~~
423		-	~~IMPACTED COMMUNITIES~~
424		-	.
	433	+	MPROVE THE TRAINING GIVEN TO P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED PEACE26
	434	+	OFFICERS; AND
	435	+	27
	436	+	145
	437	+	-11- (III) IMPROVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND1
	438	+	IMPACTED COMMUNITIES.2
425	439		(b) E
426		-	LIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS INCLUDE COLORADO LAW
427		-	PAGE 9-SENATE BILL 22-145 ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES , INCLUDING THOSE SERVING RURAL
428		-	MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES
429		-	, TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT
430		-	SERVE FEWER THAN FIFTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS
431		-	; THIRD-PARTY MEMBERSHIP
432		-	ORGANIZATIONS ON BEHALF OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
433		-	; AND ANY
434		-	STATE INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION
435		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION
436		-	23-18-102 (10), THAT OPERATES A LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY :
	440	+	LIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS INCLUDE COLORADO LAW3
	441	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES , INCLUDING THOSE SERVING RURAL4
	442	+	MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES, TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
	443	+	5
	444	+	THAT SERVE FEWER THAN FIFTY THOUSAND RESIDENTS; THIRD-PARTY6
	445	+	MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS ON BEHALF OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT7
	446	+	AGENCY; AND ANY STATE INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION, AS DEFINED8
	447	+	IN SECTION 23-18-102 (10), THAT OPERATES A LAW ENFORCEMENT9
	448	+	ACADEMY:10
437	449		(c) G
438		-	RANTS MAY BE AWARDED TO :
	450	+	RANTS MAY BE AWARDED TO :11
439	451		(I) R
440		-	ECRUIT, PAY THE TUITION FOR, AND TRAIN INDIVIDUALS TO
441		-	WORK IN
442		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREERS , WHICH MAY
443		-	INCLUDE
444		-	:
	452	+	ECRUIT, PAY THE TUITION FOR, AND TRAIN INDIVIDUALS TO12
	453	+	WORK IN P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREERS , WHICH MAY13
	454	+	INCLUDE:14
445	455		(A) P
446		-	RE-APPRENTICESHIP AND APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS FOR
447		-	PUBLIC SAFETY CAREERS
448		-	;
	456	+	RE-APPRENTICESHIP AND APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS FOR15
	457	+	PUBLIC SAFETY CAREERS;16
449	458		(B) S
450		-	CHOLARSHIPS FOR TRAINING IN PUBLIC SAFETY CAREERS ;
	459	+	CHOLARSHIPS FOR TRAINING IN PUBLIC SAFETY CAREERS ;17
451	460		(C) T
452		-	UITION REIMBURSEMENT FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF
453		-	TRAINING AT
454		-	P.O.S.T.-APPROVED LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ACADEMIES ,
455		-	FOR PERSONS WHO WERE HIRED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY AFTER THE
456		-	EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION AND WHO COMPLETE AT LEAST ONE YEAR
457		-	OF THE AGENCY
458		-	'S PROBATION PERIOD;
	461	+	UITION REIMBURSEMENT FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF18
	462	+	TRAINING AT P.O.S.T.-APPROVED LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING19
	463	+	ACADEMIES, FOR PERSONS WHO WERE HIRED BY A LAW ENFORCEMENT20
	464	+	AGENCY AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION AND WHO COMPLETE21
	465	+	AT LEAST ONE YEAR OF THE AGENCY 'S PROBATION PERIOD;22
459	466		(D) H
460		-	OUSING ASSISTANCE WHILE ATTENDING PEACE OFFICER
461		-	TRAINING AND CONTINUING EDUCATION OR OTHER TRAINING PROGRAMS IF
462		-	IT IS NECESSARY BECAUSE OF THE TIME OR DISTANCE REQUIRED TO
463		-	COMMUTE
464		-	;
	467	+	OUSING ASSISTANCE WHILE ATTENDING PEACE OFFICER23
	468	+	TRAINING AND CONTINUING EDUCATION OR OTHER TRAINING PROGRAMS24
	469	+	IF IT IS NECESSARY BECAUSE OF THE TIME OR DISTANCE REQUIRED TO25
	470	+	COMMUTE;26
465	471		(E) M
466		-	AKE STUDENT LOAN PAYMENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS ' STUDENT
467		-	LOANS RELATED TO THE COSTS OF BECOMING
468		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED PEACE
469		-	OFFICERS
470		-	;
	472	+	AKE STUDENT LOAN PAYMENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS ' STUDENT27
	473	+	145
	474	+	-12- LOANS RELATED TO THE COSTS OF BECOMING P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED PEACE1
	475	+	OFFICERS;2
471	476		(F) P
472		-	ROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL RESOURCES TO RURAL AND SMALLER
473		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT POSSESS MODEST OR NO FINANCIAL
474		-	RESOURCES TO RECRUIT AND RETAIN QUALIFIED AND TRAINED
475		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICERS; AND
476		-	(G) ANY OTHER STRATEGIES DEMONSTRATED TO RECRUIT , TRAIN,
477		-	AND RETAIN HIGH-QUALITY P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICERS IF DEEMED
478		-	PAGE 10-SENATE BILL 22-145 APPROPRIATE BY THE DIVISION.
	477	+	ROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL RESOURCES TO RURAL AND SMALLER3
	478	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT POSSESS MODEST OR NO FINANCIAL4
	479	+	RESOURCES TO RECRUIT AND RETAIN QUALIFIED AND TRAINED5
	480	+	P.O.S.T.-
	481	+	CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICERS; AND6
	482	+	(G) A
	483	+	NY OTHER STRATEGIES DEMONSTRATED TO RECRUIT , TRAIN,7
	484	+	AND RETAIN HIGH-QUALITY P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICERS IF8
	485	+	DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE DIVISION . 9
479	486		(II) I
480		-	NCREASE THE NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING TRAINING AS
481		-	P.O.S.T.-~~CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL~~
482		-	AND ~~IMPROVE THE TRAINING PROVIDED TO SUCH PERSONS~~
483		-	;
	487	+	NCREASE THE NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING TRAINING AS10
	488	+	P.O.S.T.-
	489	+	CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL11
	490	+	AND IMPROVE THE TRAINING PROVIDED TO SUCH PERSONS ;12
484	491		(III) I
485		-	MPROVE THE TRAINING PROVIDED BY ENTITIES APPROVED FOR
486		-	PROVIDING TRAINING BY THE PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING
487		-	BOARD
488		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS "APPROVED P.O.S.T. BOARD
489		-	TRAINERS
490		-	", BY ENHANCING THEIR CURRICULUM TO EXPAND MENTAL
491		-	HEALTH
492		-	, IMPLICIT BIAS, CULTURAL COMPETENCY , CRITICAL INCIDENT,
493		-	DE-ESCALATION, AND TRAUMA RECOVERY TRAINING AND INCREASING THE
494		-	AVAILABILITY OF WORKFORCE MOBILITY
495		-	;
	492	+	MPROVE THE TRAINING PROVIDED BY ENTITIES APPROVED13
	493	+	FOR PROVIDING TRAINING BY THE PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND14
	494	+	TRAINING BOARD, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS "APPROVED P.O.S.T.15
	495	+	BOARD TRAINERS", BY ENHANCING THEIR CURRICULUM TO EXPAND16
	496	+	MENTAL HEALTH, IMPLICIT BIAS, CULTURAL COMPETENCY , CRITICAL
	497	+	17
	498	+	INCIDENT, DE-ESCALATION, AND TRAUMA RECOVERY TRAINING AND18
	499	+	INCREASING THE AVAILABILITY OF WORKFORCE MOBILITY ; 19
496	500		(IV) P
497		-	ROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR
498		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW PEACE OFFICERS; AND
499		-	(V) INCREASE ACTIVITIES INTENDED TO FOSTER A MORE POSITIVE
500		-	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND IMPACTED COMMUNITIES
501		-	.
	501	+	ROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR20
	502	+	P.O.S.T.-
	503	+	CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW PEACE OFFICERS; AND
	504	+	21
	505	+	(V) I
	506	+	NCREASE ACTIVITIES INTENDED TO FOSTER A MORE POSITIVE
	507	+	22
	508	+	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND IMPACTED23
	509	+	COMMUNITIES.24
502	510		(d) (I) A
503		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL USE THE GRANT MONEY
504		-	TO SUPPLEMENT THE COSTS OF RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING
505		-	. A LOCAL
506		-	GOVERNMENT OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE GRANT
507		-	MONEY TO SUPPLANT THESE COSTS
508		-	.
	511	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL USE THE GRANT25
	512	+	MONEY TO SUPPLEMENT THE COSTS OF RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING . A26
	513	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENT OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE27
	514	+	145
	515	+	-13- GRANT MONEY TO SUPPLANT THESE COSTS .1
509	516		(II) A
510		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE ~~GRANT AWARD~~
511		-	TO COVER THE COSTS OF ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT ~~OFFICER SALARIES~~
512		-	AND BENEFITS IF THE ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT ~~OFFICERS WOULD HAVE~~
513		-	BEEN HIRED BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY EVEN ~~IF THE DIVISION HAD~~
514		-	NOT AWARDED THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY ~~THE GRANT~~
515		-	.
	517	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE GRANT2
	518	+	AWARD TO COVER THE COSTS OF ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER3
	519	+	SALARIES AND BENEFITS IF THE ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS4
	520	+	WOULD HAVE BEEN HIRED BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY EVEN IF5
	521	+	THE DIVISION HAD NOT AWARDED THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THE6
	522	+	GRANT.7
516	523		(III) L
517		-	AW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT ARE AWARDED GRANTS
518		-	UNDER THE GRANT PROGRAM MAY BE SUBJECT TO AN AUDIT BY THE STATE
519		-	AUDITOR TO ENSURE THAT THE GRANT MONEY IS USED FOR THE PURPOSES
520		-	ARTICULATED IN THIS SECTION
521		-	.
	524	+	AW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT ARE AWARDED GRANTS8
	525	+	UNDER THE GRANT PROGRAM MAY BE SUBJECT TO AN AUDIT BY THE STATE9
	526	+	AUDITOR TO ENSURE THAT THE GRANT MONEY IS USED FOR THE PURPOSES10
	527	+	ARTICULATED IN THIS SECTION.11
522	528		(e) T
523		-	HE DIVISION SHALL ADMINISTER THE PROGRAM PURSUANT TO
524		-	THIS SECTION
525		-	. SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS , THE DIVISION
526		-	SHALL MAKE GRANT PAYMENTS FROM MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE
527		-	DIVISION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR THE PROGRAM
528		-	. THE DIVISION
529		-	PAGE 11-SENATE BILL 22-145 SHALL REACH OUT TO AND INFORM RURAL AND SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT
530		-	AGENCIES OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE PROGRAM
531		-	.
	529	+	HE DIVISION SHALL ADMINISTER THE PROGRAM PURSUANT TO12
	530	+	THIS SECTION. SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS , THE DIVISION13
	531	+	SHALL MAKE GRANT PAYMENTS FROM MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE14
	532	+	DIVISION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR THE PROGRAM . THE DIVISION15
	533	+	SHALL REACH OUT TO AND INFORM RURAL AND SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT16
	534	+	AGENCIES OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE PROGRAM .17
532	535		(2) T
533		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL:
	536	+	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL:18
534	537		(a) D
535		-	EVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO HOW LAW
536		-	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES SUBMIT GRANT APPLICATIONS
537		-	, PERFORMANCE
538		-	METRICS THAT GRANTEES WILL BE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE
539		-	, DATA AND OTHER
540		-	RELEVANT INFORMATION REQUIRED AS PART OF THEIR GRANT REPORT
541		-	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
542		-	(5) OF THIS SECTION, AND HOW GRANT MONEY IS
543		-	DISBURSED
544		-	, INCLUDING ESTABLISHING:
	538	+	EVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO HOW LAW19
	539	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES SUBMIT GRANT APPLICATIONS , PERFORMANCE
	540	+	20
	541	+	METRICS THAT GRANTEES WILL BE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE , DATA AND21
	542	+	OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION REQUIRED AS PART OF THEIR GRANT22
	543	+	REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (5) OF THIS SECTION, AND HOW GRANT23
	544	+	MONEY IS DISBURSED, INCLUDING ESTABLISHING:24
545	545		(I) M
546		-	INIMUM TERMS OF SERVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVE OR
547		-	BENEFIT FROM GRANT FUNDS
548		-	; AND
549		-	(II) PROCEDURES TO ENSURE AT LEAST TWENTY PERCENT OF THE
550		-	MONEY ALLOCATED IS DISTRIBUTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN
551		-	RURAL COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER THAN
552		-	FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS
553		-	, WHOLLY LOCATED EITHER EAST OF INTERSTATE
554		-	25 OR WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE . IF THE NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE
555		-	GRANTS FROM RURAL APPLICANTS IS LESS THAN TWENTY PERCENT OF ALL
556		-	MONETARY AWARDS
557		-	, THEN THE COMMITTEE MAY REALLOCATE THE
558		-	DIFFERENCE TO OTHER JURISDICTIONS
559		-	.
	546	+	INIMUM TERMS OF SERVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVE25
	547	+	OR BENEFIT FROM GRANT FUNDS ; AND26
	548	+	(II) P
	549	+	ROCEDURES TO ENSURE AT LEAST TWENTY PERCENT OF THE27
	550	+	145
	551	+	-14- MONEY ALLOCATED IS DISTRIBUTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN1
	552	+	RURAL COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER2
	553	+	THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS , WHOLLY LOCATED EITHER EAST OF3
	554	+	I
	555	+	NTERSTATE 25 OR WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE. IF THE NUMBER OF4
	556	+	ELIGIBLE GRANTS FROM RURAL APPLICANTS IS LESS THAN TWENTY5
	557	+	PERCENT OF ALL MONETARY AWARDS , THEN THE COMMITTEE MAY6
	558	+	REALLOCATE THE DIFFERENCE TO OTHER JURISDICTIONS .7
560	559		(b) A
561		-	PPOINT MEMBERS OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE
562		-	ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
563		-	(3) OF THIS
564		-	SECTION
565		-	;
	560	+	PPOINT MEMBERS OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE8
	561	+	ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF9
	562	+	THIS SECTION;
	563	+	10
566	564		(c) A
567		-	FTER REVIEWING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE LAW
568		-	ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
569		-	, REVIEW GRANT
570		-	APPLICATIONS FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND APPROVED
	565	+	FTER REVIEWING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE LAW11
	566	+	ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REVIEW GRANT12
	567	+	APPLICATIONS FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND APPROVED13
571	568		P.O.S.T.
572		-	BOARD TRAINERS, SELECT AGENCIES AND TRAINERS TO RECEIVE GRANTS ,
573		-	AND DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF GRANT MONEY FOR EACH AGENCY AND
574		-	TRAINER
575		-	; AND
576		-	(d) DEVELOP GOALS FOR FOSTERING BETTER RELATIONSHIPS
577		-	BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND IMPACTED COMMUNITIES
578		-	.
	569	+	BOARD TRAINERS, SELECT AGENCIES AND TRAINERS TO RECEIVE14
	570	+	GRANTS, AND DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF GRANT MONEY FOR EACH15
	571	+	AGENCY AND TRAINER; AND
	572	+	16
	573	+	(d) D
	574	+	EVELOP GOALS FOR FOSTERING BETTER RELATIONSHIPS
	575	+	17
	576	+	BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND IMPACTED COMMUNITIES .18
579	577		(3) (a) T
580		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
581		-	WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
582		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE
583		-	PAGE 12-SENATE BILL 22-145 "COMMITTEE". THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE
584		-	COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE IS RACIALLY
585		-	, ETHNICALLY, AND
586		-	GEOGRAPHICALLY DIVERSE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES
587		-	WHERE CRIME IS DISPROPORTIONATELY HIGH
588		-	. THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF
589		-	THE FOLLOWING TWELVE MEMBERS
590		-	:
	578	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE LAW ENFORCEMENT19
	579	+	WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE20
	580	+	"
	581	+	COMMITTEE". THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE
	582	+	21
	583	+	COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE IS RACIALLY , ETHNICALLY, AND22
	584	+	GEOGRAPHICALLY DIVERSE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES23
	585	+	WHERE CRIME IS DISPROPORTIONATELY HIGH . THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS24
	586	+	OF THE FOLLOWING TWELVE MEMBERS:25
591	587		(I) T
592		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WHO SERVES AS THE CHAIR ;
	588	+	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WHO SERVES AS THE CHAIR ;26
593	589		(II) T
594		-	HE FOLLOWING MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE ~~EXECUTIVE~~
595		-	~~DIRECTOR~~
596		-	:
	590	+	HE FOLLOWING MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE27
	591	+	145
	592	+	-15- DIRECTOR:1
597	593		(A)
598		-	AN ELECTED COUNTY SHERIFF OR A SHERIFF 'S DESIGNEE WITH
599		-	EXPERTISE IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITMENT
600		-	, TRAINING, OR
601		-	RETENTION
602		-	;
	594	+	AN ELECTED COUNTY SHERIFF OR A SHERIFF'S DESIGNEE WITH2
	595	+	EXPERTISE IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITMENT , TRAINING,3
	596	+	OR RETENTION;4
603	597		(B)
604		-	A CHIEF OF POLICE OR A CHIEF OF POLICE'S DESIGNEE WITH
605		-	EXPERTISE IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITMENT
606		-	, TRAINING, OR
607		-	RETENTION
608		-	;
	598	+	A CHIEF OF POLICE OR A CHIEF OF POLICE'S DESIGNEE WITH5
	599	+	EXPERTISE IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT RECRUITMENT , TRAINING,6
	600	+	OR RETENTION;7
609	601		(C) A
610		-	N INDIVIDUAL REPRESENTING AN ~~ORGANIZATION SPECIALIZING~~
611		-	IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES OR TRAINING TO ~~HANDLE BEHAVIORAL~~
612		-	HEALTH ISSUES
613		-	~~, WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE~~
614		-	CARE IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR ~~AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS~~
615		-	;
	602	+	N INDIVIDUAL REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION8
	603	+	SPECIALIZING IN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES OR TRAINING TO HANDLE9
	604	+	BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES , WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING
	605	+	10
	606	+	CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE CARE IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND11
	607	+	UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS ;12
616	608		(D) A
617	609		VICTIM'S ADVOCATE, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 13-90-107
	610	+	13
618	611		(1)(k)(II),
619	612		WITH EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE
620		-	SERVICES IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
621		-	, OR A REPRESENTATIVE FROM A
622		-	COMMUNITY
623		-	-BASED VICTIM SERVICES ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN
624		-	SERVING VICTIMS OF COLOR
625		-	;
626		-	(E) A
627		-	MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION WHO IS AN EXPERT
628		-	IN HUMAN RESOURCE ISSUES WITH A SPECIFIC EMPHASIS ON RECRUITING FOR
629		-	EQUITY
630		-	, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSIVITY;
631		-	(F) A
632		-	MEMBER OF THE GOVERNOR 'S JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT
633		-	ADVISORY BOARD
634		-	;
635		-	(G) A
636		-	REPRESENTATIVE OF A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE WITH
637		-	JURISDICTION IN
638		-	COLORADO; AND
639		-	PAGE 13-SENATE BILL 22-145 (H) A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE COLORADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
640		-	SYSTEM
641		-	;
642		-	(III) A
643		-	MEMBER OF THE COLORADO PEACE OFFICERS STANDARDS AND
644		-	TRAINING UNIT IN THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
645		-	'S OFFICE APPOINTED BY THE
646		-	ATTORNEY GENERAL
647		-	;
648		-	(IV) A
649		-	MEMBER FROM A COUNTY WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER
650		-	THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE SELECTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION
651		-	OF COUNTIES
652		-	; AND
653		-	(V) A MEMBER APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION OF
654		-	MUNICIPALITIES
655		-	.
	613	+	14
	614	+	SERVICES IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR , OR A REPRESENTATIVE FROM A15
	615	+	COMMUNITY-BASED VICTIM SERVICES ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES16
	616	+	IN SERVING VICTIMS OF COLOR;17
	617	+	18
	618	+	(E) A MEMBER OF A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION WHO IS AN19
	619	+	EXPERT IN HUMAN RESOURCE ISSUES WITH A SPECIFIC EMPHASIS ON20
	620	+	RECRUITING FOR EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSIVITY; 21
	621	+	(F) A MEMBER OF THE GOVERNOR 'S JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT22
	622	+	ADVISORY BOARD;23
	623	+	(G) A REPRESENTATIVE OF A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE WITH24
	624	+	JURISDICTION IN COLORADO; AND25
	625	+	(H) A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE COLORADO COMMUNITY26
	626	+	COLLEGE SYSTEM;27
	627	+	145
	628	+	-16- (III) A MEMBER OF THE COLORADO PEACE OFFICERS STANDARDS1
	629	+	AND TRAINING UNIT IN THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 'S OFFICE APPOINTED BY2
	630	+	THE ATTORNEY GENERAL;3
	631	+	(IV) A MEMBER FROM A COUNTY WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER4
	632	+	THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE SELECTED BY A STATEWIDE OR GANIZATION5
	633	+	OF COUNTIES; AND6
	634	+	(V) A MEMBER APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION OF7
	635	+	MUNICIPALITIES.8
656	636		(b) T
657		-	HE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT
658		-	COMPENSATION AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES
659		-	.
	637	+	HE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT9
	638	+	COMPENSATION AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES .10
660	639		(c) T
661		-	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS
662		-	SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON
663		-	WHICH AGENCIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH
664		-	GRANT
665		-	. IN DETERMINING WHICH ENTITIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS UNDER
666		-	THIS SECTION
667		-	, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL CONSIDER :
	640	+	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS11
	641	+	SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS12
	642	+	ON WHICH AGENCIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH13
	643	+	GRANT. IN DETERMINING WHICH ENTITIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS UNDER14
	644	+	THIS SECTION, THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE SHALL CONSIDER :15
668	645		(I) H
669		-	OW THE GRANT WOULD IMPROVE AND ~~SUPPORT~~
670		-	P.O.S.T.-~~CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICER RECRUITMENT AND~~
671		-	~~RETENTION~~
672		-	;
	646	+	OW THE GRANT WOULD IMPROVE AND SUPPORT16
	647	+	P.O.S.T.-
	648	+	CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICER RECRUITMENT17
	649	+	AND RETENTION;18
673	650		(II) C
674		-	OMPLIANCE OF THE APPLICANT WITH ALL RELEVANT ~~STATE AND~~
675		-	LOCAL LAWS OR A DEMONSTRATION OF HOW THE APPLICANT ~~WILL COME INTO~~
676		-	SUCH COMPLIANCE
677		-	;
	651	+	OMPLIANCE OF THE APPLICANT WITH ALL RELEVANT STATE19
	652	+	AND LOCAL LAWS OR A DEMONSTRATION OF HOW THE APPLICANT WILL20
	653	+	COME INTO SUCH COMPLIANCE ;
	654	+	21
678	655		(III) S
679		-	USTAINABILITY OF THE PROJECT AFTER THE GRANT ENDS ; AND
680		-	(IV) IF THE GRANT INCLUDES ACTIVITIES THAT ARE LIKELY TO
681		-	FOSTER A MORE POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND
682		-	THE IMPACTED COMMUNITY
683		-	.
	656	+	USTAINABILITY OF THE PROJECT AFTER THE GRANT ENDS ;
	657	+	22
	658	+	AND23
	659	+	(IV) I
	660	+	F THE GRANT INCLUDES ACTIVITIES THAT ARE LIKELY TO
	661	+	24
	662	+	FOSTER A MORE POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT25
	663	+	AND THE IMPACTED COMMUNITY .26
684	664		(4) (a) T
685		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE STATE TREASURY THE LAW
686		-	ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT
687		-	, RETENTION, AND TUITION GRANT
688		-	FUND
689		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND", CONSISTING OF ANY
690		-	PAGE 14-SENATE BILL 22-145 MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE FUND BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ANY
691		-	MONEY RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION FROM GIFTS
692		-	, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FOR
693		-	THE GRANT PROGRAM
694		-	. THE MONEY IN THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY
695		-	APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION FOR THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS
696		-	ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THE GRANT PROGRAM
697		-	.
	665	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE STATE TREASURY THE LAW27
	666	+	145
	667	+	-17- ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT , RETENTION, AND TUITION1
	668	+	GRANT FUND, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND", CONSISTING2
	669	+	OF ANY MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE FUND BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY3
	670	+	AND ANY MONEY RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION FROM GIFTS , GRANTS, OR4
	671	+	DONATIONS FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM . THE MONEY IN THE FUND IS5
	672	+	CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION FOR THE DIRECT AND6
	673	+	INDIRECT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THE GRANT PROGRAM .7
698	674		(b) T
699		-	HE STATE TREASURER MAY INVEST ANY MONEY IN THE FUND
700		-	NOT EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW
701		-	.
	675	+	HE STATE TREASURER MAY INVEST ANY MONEY IN THE FUND8
	676	+	NOT EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW .9
702	677		T
703		-	HE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED
704		-	FROM THE INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF MONEY IN THE FUND TO THE FUND
705		-	.
	678	+	HE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED10
	679	+	FROM THE INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF MONEY IN THE FUND TO THE11
	680	+	FUND. ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY REMAINING IN THE12
	681	+	FUND AT THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR REMAINS IN THE FUND AND IS NOT13
	682	+	CREDITED OR TRANSFERRED TO THE GENERAL FUND OR ANOTHER FUND .14
	683	+	(c) T
	684	+	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE15
	685	+	GENERAL FUND TO THE FUND THREE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY16
	686	+	THOUSAND DOLLARS IN EACH OF THE STATE FISCAL YEARS 2022-23 AND17
	687	+	2023-24
	688	+	FOR THE PROGRAM.18
	689	+	(d) T
	690	+	HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,19
	691	+	OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF20
	692	+	THIS SECTION. THE DIVISION SHALL TRANSMIT ALL MONEY RECEIVED21
	693	+	THROUGH GIFTS, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS TO THE STATE TREASURER, WHO22
	694	+	SHALL CREDIT THE MONEY TO THE FUND .23
	695	+	(5) O
	696	+	N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2023, AND AUGUST 1, 2024, EACH24
	697	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY AND ANY OTHER ENTITY THAT RECEIVES A25
	698	+	GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE
	699	+	REPORT TO THE26
	700	+	DIVISION DESCRIBING HOW THE GRANT FUNDS WERE UTILIZED , INCLUDING27
	701	+	145
	702	+	-18- DATA AND OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION ON PERFORMANCE METRICS1
	703	+	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER2
	704	+	1,
	705	+	2023, AND OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY3
	706	+	OF THE REPORTS TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF4
	707	+	REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE, OR TO ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND5
	708	+	PROVIDE A SUMMARY OF THE PROGRAM DURING THE HEARINGS6
	709	+	CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO THE "STATE MEASUREMENT FOR7
706	710		A
707		-	NY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY REMAINING IN THE F UND AT
708		-	THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR REMAINS IN THE FUND AND IS NOT CREDITED OR
709		-	TRANSFERRED TO THE GENERAL FUND OR ANOTHER FUND
710		-	.
	711	+	CCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE, AND TRANSPARENT (SMART)8
	712	+	G
	713	+	OVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF TITLE 2, FOLLOWING EACH9
	714	+	YEAR IN WHICH THE PROGRAM WAS IN EFFECT .10
	715	+	(6) T
	716	+	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.11
	717	+	24-33.5-527. State's mission for assistance in recruiting and12
	718	+	training (SMART) grant program - committee - fund - reports -13
	719	+	definitions - repeal. (1) (a) T
	720	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE14
	721	+	STATE'S MISSION FOR ASSISTANCE IN RECRUITING AND TRAINING (SMART)15
	722	+	POLICING GRANT PROGRAM , REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE16
	723	+	"SMART
	724	+	POLICING PROGRAM ", TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO LAW17
	725	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF18
	726	+	P.O.S.T.-
	727	+	CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS19
	728	+	WHO ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE AND TO20
	729	+	PROVIDE TRAINING FOR THOSE ADDITIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS .21
	730	+	(b) E
	731	+	LIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS INCLUDE COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL22
	732	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES , INCLUDING THOSE SERVING RURAL23
	733	+	JURISDICTIONS, WHICH FOR THIS SECTION MEANS A COUNTY OR24
	734	+	MUNICIPALITY WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER THAN FIFTY THOUSAND25
	735	+	PEOPLE ACCORDING TO THE LAST FEDERAL CENSUS AND TRIBAL LAW
	736	+	26
	737	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND THIRD -PARTY MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS27
	738	+	145
	739	+	-19- ON BEHALF OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY .1
	740	+	(c) G
	741	+	RANTS MAY BE AWARDED TO INCREASE THE DIVERSITY OF2
	742	+	P.O.S.T.-
	743	+	CERTIFIED AND NON -CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT3
	744	+	PROFESSIONALS AND PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES TO BETTER REFLECT THE4
	745	+	COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY WORK . 5
	746	+	(d) A
	747	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY USE THE GRANT MONEY TO6
	748	+	COVER COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS '7
	749	+	SALARIES AND BENEFITS, RECRUITMENT, AND TRAINING.8
	750	+	(e) T
	751	+	HE DIVISION SHALL ADMINISTER THE SMART POLICING9
	752	+	PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION . SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE10
	753	+	APPROPRIATIONS, THE DIVISION SHALL MAKE GRANT PAYMENTS FROM11
	754	+	MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR12
	755	+	THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM. THE DIVISION SHALL REACH OUT TO13
	756	+	AND INFORM RURAL AND SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES OF THE14
	757	+	EXISTENCE OF THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM. THE DIVISION SHALL15
	758	+	DEVELOP GUIDANCE FOR APPLICANTS ON HOW IT WOULD MEASURE THE16
	759	+	SUSTAINABILITY OF A GRANT TO PAY FOR SALARIES AND BENEFITS ON A17
	760	+	DECLINING BASIS IN SUBSEQUENT YEARS OF A GRANT .18
	761	+	(f) (I) A
	762	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL USE THE GRANT19
	763	+	MONEY TO SUPPLEMENT THE COSTS OF RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING . A20
	764	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENT OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE21
	765	+	GRANT MONEY TO SUPPLANT THESE COSTS .22
	766	+	(II) A
	767	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE GRANT23
	768	+	AWARD TO COVER THE COSTS OF ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER24
	769	+	SALARIES AND BENEFITS IF THE ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS25
	770	+	WOULD HAVE BEEN HIRED BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY EVEN IF26
	771	+	THE DIVISION HAD NOT AWARDED THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THE27
	772	+	145
	773	+	-20- GRANT.1
	774	+	(III) L
	775	+	AW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES WHO ARE AWARDED GRANTS2
	776	+	UNDER THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM MAY BE SUBJECT TO AN AUDIT BY3
	777	+	THE STATE AUDITOR TO ENSURE THAT THE GRANT MONEY IS USED FOR THE4
	778	+	PURPOSES ARTICULATED IN THIS SECTION.5
	779	+	(2) T
	780	+	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL DEVELOP POLICIES AND6
	781	+	PROCEDURES RELATED TO HOW LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND ANY7
	782	+	ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES TRAINING , TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, OR8
	783	+	FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SUCH AGENCIES SUBMIT GRANT APPLICATIONS ,
	784	+	9
	785	+	PERFORMANCE METRICS THAT GRANTEES WILL BE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE ,10
	786	+	DATA, AND OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION AS PART OF THEIR GRANT11
	787	+	REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (5) OF THIS SECTION. AND HOW GRANT12
	788	+	MONEY IS DISBURSED, INCLUDING:13
	789	+	(a) E
	790	+	STABLISHING A REQUIREMENT THAT AN APPLICANT SPECIFY14
	791	+	THE PERCENTAGE OF ANY GRANT THAT WILL BE USED TO PAY FOR EACH OF15
	792	+	THE CATEGORIES OF RECRUITMENT , TRAINING, AND SALARY AND16
	793	+	BENEFITS;17
	794	+	(b) E
	795	+	STABLISHING MINIMUM TERMS OF SERVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS18
	796	+	WHO RECEIVE OR BENEFIT FROM GRANT FUNDS ; AND19
	797	+	(c) P
	798	+	ROCEDURES TO ENSURE AT LEAST TWENTY PERCENT OF THE20
	799	+	MONEY ALLOCATED IS DISTRIBUTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN21
	800	+	RURAL COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER22
	801	+	THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS , WHOLLY LOCATED EITHER EAST OF23
	802	+	INTERSTATE 25 OR WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE. IF THE NUMBER OF24
	803	+	ELIGIBLE GRANTS FROM RURAL APPLICANTS IS LESS THAN TWENTY25
	804	+	PERCENT OF ALL MONETARY AWARDS , THEN THE COMMITTEE MAY26
	805	+	REALLOCATE THE DIFFERENCE TO OTHER JURISDICTIONS .27
	806	+	145
	807	+	-21- (3) (a) THERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE LAW ENFORCEMENT1
	808	+	WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE , REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE2
	809	+	"
	810	+	COMMITTEE". THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE LAW3
	811	+	ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMIT TEE ESTABLISHED4
	812	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-33.5-526 (3).5
	813	+	(b) T
	814	+	HE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT6
	815	+	COMPENSATION AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES .7
711	816		(c) T
712		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE
713		-	GENERAL FUND TO THE FUND THREE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY
714		-	THOUSAND DOLLARS IN EACH OF THE STATE FISCAL YEARS
715		-	2022-23 AND
716		-	2023-24 FOR THE PROGRAM.
	817	+	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS8
	818	+	SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS9
	819	+	ON WHICH AGENCIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH10
	820	+	GRANT. IN DETERMINING WHICH ENTITIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS UNDER11
	821	+	THIS SECTION, THE COMMITTEE SHALL CONSIDER :12
	822	+	(I) H
	823	+	OW THE GRANT WOULD INCREASE THE NUMBER AND TRAINING13
	824	+	OF P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS14
	825	+	WHO ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE ; 15
	826	+	(II) C
	827	+	OMPLIANCE OF THE APPLICANT WITH ALL RELEVANT STATE16
	828	+	AND LOCAL LAWS OR A DEMONSTRATION OF HOW THE APPLICANT WILL17
	829	+	COME INTO SUCH COMPLIANCE ;18
	830	+	(III) D
	831	+	EMOGRAPHIC DATA OF THE AGENCY AND HOW THE GRANT19
	832	+	WOULD ENHANCE DIVERSITY OF THE AGENCY 'S WORKFORCE AND ENSURE20
	833	+	ITS WORKFORCE WAS REFLECTIVE OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC OF THE21
	834	+	COMMUNITY;22
	835	+	(IV) T
	836	+	HE BREAKDOWN OF THE PERCENTAGE OF MONEY USED FOR23
	837	+	RECRUITMENT, TRAINING, AND SALARIES AND BENEFITS, GIVING PRIORITY24
	838	+	TO SALARY AND BENEFITS; AND25
	839	+	(V) S
	840	+	USTAINABILITY OF THE PROJECT AFTER THE GRANT ENDS .26
	841	+	(4) (a) T
	842	+	HERE IS CREATED IN THE STATE TREASURY THE SMART27
	843	+	145
	844	+	-22- POLICING GRANT FUND, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND",1
	845	+	CONSISTING OF ANY MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE FUND BY THE GENERAL2
	846	+	ASSEMBLY AND ANY MONEY RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION FROM GIFTS ,3
	847	+	GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FOR THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM. THE4
	848	+	MONEY IN THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION5
	849	+	FOR THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING6
	850	+	THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM.7
	851	+	(b) T
	852	+	HE STATE TREASURER MAY INVEST ANY MONEY IN THE FUND8
	853	+	NOT EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW .9
	854	+	T
	855	+	HE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED10
	856	+	FROM THE INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF MONEY IN THE FUND TO THE11
	857	+	FUND. ANY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY REMAINING IN THE12
	858	+	FUND AT THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR REMAINS IN THE FUND AND IS NOT13
	859	+	CREDITED OR TRANSFERRED TO THE GENERAL FUND OR ANOTHER FUND .14
	860	+	(c) T
	861	+	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE15
	862	+	GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION THREE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY16
	863	+	THOUSAND DOLLARS IN EACH OF THE STATE FISCAL YEARS 2022-23 AND17
	864	+	2023-24
	865	+	FOR THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM.18
717	866		(d) T
718		-	HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,
719		-	OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF
720		-	THIS SECTION
721		-	. THE DIVISION SHALL TRANSMIT ALL MONEY RECEIVED
722		-	THROUGH GIFTS
723		-	, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS TO THE STATE TREASURER , WHO
724		-	SHALL CREDIT THE MONEY TO THE FUND
725		-	.
	867	+	HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,19
	868	+	OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF20
	869	+	THIS SECTION. THE DIVISION SHALL TRANSMIT ALL MONEY RECEIVED21
	870	+	THROUGH GIFTS, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS TO THE STATE TREASURER, WHO22
	871	+	SHALL CREDIT THE MONEY TO THE FUND .23
726	872		(5) O
727		-	N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2023, AND AUGUST 1, 2024, EACH LAW
728		-	ENFORCEMENT AGENCY AND ANY OTHER ENTITY THAT RECEIVES A GRANT
729		-	SHALL PROVIDE A FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE REPORT TO THE DIVISION
730		-	DESCRIBING HOW THE GRANT FUNDS WERE UTILIZED
731		-	, INCLUDING DATA AND
732		-	OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION ON PERFORMANCE METRICS DESCRIBED IN
733		-	SUBSECTION
734		-	(2) OF THIS SECTION. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2023, AND
735		-	OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE REPORTS
736		-	TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
737		-	SENATE
738		-	, OR TO ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES, AND PROVIDE A SUMMARY OF
739		-	THE PROGRAM DURING THE HEARINGS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO THE
740		-	"STATE MEASUREMENT FOR ACCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE, AND
741		-	TRANSPARENT (SMART) GOVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF
742		-	TITLE
743		-	2, FOLLOWING EACH YEAR IN WHICH THE PROGRAM WAS IN EFFECT .
	873	+	N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2023, AND AUGUST 1, 2024, EACH24
	874	+	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT RECEIVES A GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A25
	875	+	NARRATIVE AND FINANCIAL
	876	+	REPORT TO THE DIVISION DESCRIBING HOW26
	877	+	THE GRANT FUNDS WERE UTILIZED. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2023, AND27
	878	+	145
	879	+	-23- OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE1
	880	+	REPORTS TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF2
	881	+	REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE, OR TO ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES, AND3
	882	+	PROVIDE A SUMMARY OF THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM DURING THE4
	883	+	HEARINGS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO THE "STATE MEASUREMENT FOR5
	884	+	A
	885	+	CCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE, AND TRANSPARENT (SMART)6
	886	+	G
	887	+	OVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF TITLE 2, FOLLOWING EACH7
	888	+	YEAR IN WHICH THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM WAS IN EFFECT.8
744	889		(6) T
745		-	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.
746		-	PAGE 15-SENATE BILL 22-145 24-33.5-529. State's mission for assistance in recruiting and
747		-	training (SMART) grant program - committee - fund - reports -
748		-	definitions - repeal. (1) (a) T
749		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE
750		-	STATE
751		-	'S MISSION FOR ASSISTANCE IN RECRUITING AND TRAINING (SMART)
752		-	POLICING GRANT PROGRAM, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "SMART
753		-	POLICING PROGRAM", TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
754		-	TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF
755		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW
756		-	ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES
757		-	THEY SERVE AND TO PROVIDE TRAINING FOR THOSE ADDITIONAL LAW
758		-	ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
759		-	.
760		-	(b) E
761		-	LIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS INCLUDE COUNTY OR MUNICIPAL
762		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
763		-	, INCLUDING THOSE SERVING RURAL
764		-	JURISDICTIONS
765		-	, WHICH FOR THIS SECTION MEANS A COUNTY OR
766		-	MUNICIPALITY WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER THAN FIFTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
767		-	ACCORDING TO THE LAST FEDERAL CENSUS AND TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
768		-	AGENCIES AND THIRD
769		-	-PARTY MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS ON BEHALF OF
770		-	A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
771		-	.
772		-	(c) G
773		-	RANTS MAY BE AWARDED TO INCREASE THE DIVERSITY OF
774		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED AND NON -CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT
775		-	PROFESSIONALS AND PUBLIC SAFETY EM PLOYEES TO BETTER REFLECT THE
776		-	COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY WORK
777		-	.
778		-	(d) A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY USE THE GRANT MONEY TO
779		-	COVER COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
780		-	'
781		-	SALARIES AND BENEFITS, RECRUITMENT, AND TRAINING.
782		-	(e) T
783		-	HE DIVISION SHALL ADMINISTER THE SMART POLICING
784		-	PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
785		-	. SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE
786		-	APPROPRIATIONS
787		-	, THE DIVISION SHALL MAKE GRANT PAYMENTS FROM
788		-	MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR
789		-	THE
790		-	SMART POLICING PROGRAM. THE DIVISION SHALL REACH OUT TO AND
791		-	INFORM RURAL AND SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES OF THE EXISTENCE
792		-	OF THE
793		-	SMART POLICING PROGRAM. THE DIVISION SHALL DEVELOP
794		-	GUIDANCE FOR APPLICANTS ON HOW IT WOULD MEASURE THE
795		-	SUSTAINABILITY OF A GRANT TO PAY FOR SALARIES AND BENEFITS ON A
796		-	DECLINING BASIS IN SUBSEQUENT YEARS OF A GRANT
797		-	.
798		-	(f) (I) A
799		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL USE THE GRANT MONEY
800		-	PAGE 16-SENATE BILL 22-145 TO SUPPLEMENT THE COSTS OF RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING . A LOCAL
801		-	GOVERNMENT OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE GRANT
802		-	MONEY TO SUPPLANT THESE COSTS
803		-	.
804		-	(II) A
805		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAY NOT USE THE GRANT AWARD
806		-	TO COVER THE COSTS OF ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER SALARIES
807		-	AND BENEFITS IF THE ELIGIBLE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WOULD HAVE
808		-	BEEN HIRED BY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY EVEN IF THE DIVISION HAD
809		-	NOT AWARDED THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THE GRANT
810		-	.
811		-	(III) L
812		-	AW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES WHO ARE AWARDED GRANTS
813		-	UNDER THE
814		-	SMART POLICING PROGRAM MAY BE SUBJECT TO AN AUDIT BY
815		-	THE STATE AUDITOR TO ENSURE THAT THE GRANT MONEY IS USED FOR THE
816		-	PURPOSES ARTICULATED IN THIS SECTION
817		-	.
	890	+	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.9
	891	+	24-33.5-528. Statewide crime prevention forum - facilitator -10
	892	+	repeal. (1) O
	893	+	N OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1, 2022, THE DIVISION SHALL HOST11
	894	+	A STATEWIDE CRIME PREVENTION FORUM , REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION12
	895	+	AS THE "FORUM", TO SOLICIT SUGGESTIONS ON CRIME PREVENTION FROM13
	896	+	INTERESTED PERSONS RELATED TO THE GRANT PROGRAMS ESTABLISHED14
	897	+	PURSUANT TO SENATE BILL 22-001, ENACTED IN 2022, AND SENATE BILL15
	898	+	22-145,
	899	+	ENACTED IN 2022. INTERESTED PERSONS MAY INCLUDE ANYONE16
	900	+	INVOLVED IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM , INCLUDING LAW17
	901	+	ENFORCEMENT, INDIVIDUALS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE IN THE CRIMINAL18
	902	+	JUSTICE SYSTEM, JUDICIAL EMPLOYEES, ATTORNEYS, MENTAL HEALTH19
	903	+	PRACTITIONERS, VICTIM SERVICES REPRESENTATIVES, AND RESEARCHERS.20
	904	+	T
	905	+	HE DIVISION MAY CONTRACT WITH A NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE21
	906	+	ORGANIZATION WITH EXPERTISE IN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO FACILITATE22
	907	+	THE FORUM. THE DIVISION SHALL REACH OUT TO AND INFORM RURAL AND23
	908	+	SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE FORUM24
	909	+	AND THE POSSIBLE BENEFITS THE FORUM MAY PROVIDE .25
818	910		(2) T
819		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL DEVELOP POLICIES AND
820		-	PROCEDURES RELATED TO HOW LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND ANY
821		-	ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES TRAINING
822		-	, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, OR
823		-	FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SUCH AGENCIES SUBMIT GRANT APPLICATIONS
824		-	,
825		-	PERFORMANCE METRICS THAT GRANTEES WILL BE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE ,
826		-	DATA, AND OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION AS PART OF THEIR GRANT
827		-	REPORT DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
828		-	(5) OF THIS SECTION. AND HOW GRANT
829		-	MONEY IS DISBURSED
830		-	, INCLUDING:
831		-	(a) E
832		-	STABLISHING A REQUIREMENT THAT AN APPLICANT SPECIFY THE
833		-	PERCENTAGE OF ANY GRANT THAT WILL BE USED TO PAY FOR EACH OF THE
834		-	CATEGORIES OF RECRUITMENT
835		-	, TRAINING, AND SALARY AND BENEFITS;
836		-	(b) E
837		-	STABLISHING MINIMUM TERMS OF SERVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS
838		-	WHO RECEIVE OR BENEFIT FROM GRANT FUNDS
839		-	; AND
840		-	(c) PROCEDURES TO ENSURE AT LEAST TWENTY PERCENT OF THE
841		-	MONEY ALLOCATED IS DISTRIBUTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN
842		-	RURAL COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER THAN
843		-	FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS
844		-	, WHOLLY LOCATED EITHER EAST OF INTERSTATE
845		-	25 OR WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE . IF THE NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE
846		-	GRANTS FROM RURAL APPLICANTS IS LESS THAN TWENTY PERCENT OF ALL
847		-	MONETARY AWARDS
848		-	, THEN THE COMMITTEE MAY REALLOCATE THE
849		-	DIFFERENCE TO OTHER JURISDICTIONS
850		-	.
851		-	PAGE 17-SENATE BILL 22-145 (3) (a) THERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
852		-	WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
853		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE
854		-	"COMMITTEE". THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE LAW
855		-	ENFORCEMENT WORKFORCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED PURS UANT
856		-	TO SECTION
857		-	24-33.5-528 (3).
	911	+	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE26
	912	+	GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN27
	913	+	145
	914	+	-24- FISCAL YEAR 2022-23 FOR THE FORUM.1
	915	+	(3) T
	916	+	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023.2
	917	+	24-33.5-529. Project management team - repeal. (1) T
	918	+	O3
	919	+	ENSURE THAT THE STRATEGIES OF THE GRANT PROGRAMS IN SENATE BILL4
	920	+	22-001,
	921	+	ENACTED IN 2022, AND SENATE BILL 22-145,
	922	+	ENACTED IN 2022,5
	923	+	REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "GRANT PROGRAMS ", ARE6
	924	+	SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED , THE DIVISION SHALL CREATE A PROJECT7
	925	+	MANAGEMENT TEAM TO COORDINATE , MANAGE, AND OVERSEE THE GRANT8
	926	+	PROGRAMS.9
	927	+	(2) T
	928	+	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE10
	929	+	GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN11
	930	+	FISCAL YEAR 2022-23 AND TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FISCAL12
	931	+	YEAR 2023-24 FOR THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM .13
	932	+	(3) T
	933	+	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.14
	934	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-33.5-503, add15
	935	+	(1)(dd) as follows:16
	936	+	24-33.5-503. Duties of division. (1) The division has the17
	937	+	following duties:18
	938	+	(dd) (I) I
	939	+	N CONSULTATION WITH THE ADVISORY COMMITTEES19
	940	+	CREATED FOR THE GRANT PROGRAMS IN SENATE BILL 22-001, ENACTED IN20
	941	+	2022,
	942	+	AND SENATE BILL 22-145,
	943	+	ENACTED IN 2022, REFERRED TO IN THIS21
	944	+	SUBSECTION (1)(dd) AS THE "GRANT PROGRAMS":22
	945	+	(A) T
	946	+	O DEVELOP APPROPRIATE EVALUATION METRICS FOR23
	947	+	CONSIDERING GRANT APPLICATIONS AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR24
	948	+	GRANT RECIPIENTS;25
858	949		(B) T
859		-	HE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SERVE WITHOUT
860		-	COMPENSATION AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES
861		-	.
862		-	(c) T
863		-	HE COMMITTEE SHALL REVIEW APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS
864		-	SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON
865		-	WHICH AGENCIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH
866		-	GRANT
867		-	. IN DETERMINING WHICH ENTITIES SHOULD RECEIVE GRANTS UNDER
868		-	THIS SECTION
869		-	, THE COMMITTEE SHALL CONSIDER :
870		-	(I) H
871		-	OW THE GRANT WOULD INCREASE THE NUMBER AND TRAINING
872		-	OF
873		-	P.O.S.T.-CERTIFIED AND NON-CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
874		-	WHO ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE
875		-	;
876		-	(II) C
877		-	OMPLIANCE OF THE APPLICANT WITH ALL RELEVANT STATE AND
878		-	LOCAL LAWS OR A DEMONSTRATION OF HOW THE APPLICANT WILL COME INTO
879		-	SUCH COMPLIANCE
880		-	;
881		-	(III) D
882		-	EMOGRAPHIC DATA OF THE AGENCY AND HOW THE GRANT
883		-	WOULD ENHANCE DIVERSITY OF THE AGENCY
884		-	'S WORKFORCE AND ENSURE ITS
885		-	WORKFORCE WAS REFLECTIVE OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC OF THE COMMUNITY
886		-	;
887		-	(IV) T
888		-	HE BREAKDOWN OF THE PERCENTAGE OF MONEY USED FOR
889		-	RECRUITMENT
890		-	, TRAINING, AND SALARIES AND BENEFITS, GIVING PRIORITY TO
891		-	SALARY AND BENEFITS
892		-	; AND
893		-	(V) SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PROJECT AFTER THE GRANT ENDS .
894		-	(4) (a) T
895		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE STATE TREASURY THE SMART
896		-	POLICING GRANT FUND, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "FUND",
897		-	CONSISTING OF ANY MONEY APPROPRIATED TO THE FUND BY THE GENERAL
898		-	ASSEMBLY AND ANY MONEY RECEIVED BY THE DIVISION FROM GIFTS
899		-	,
900		-	GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FOR THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM. THE MONEY
901		-	IN THE FUND IS CONTINUOUSLY APPROPRIATED TO THE DIVISION FOR THE
902		-	DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTING THE
903		-	SMART
904		-	PAGE 18-SENATE BILL 22-145 POLICING PROGRAM.
905		-	(b) T
906		-	HE STATE TREASURER MAY INVEST ANY MONEY IN THE FUND
907		-	NOT EXPENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SECTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW
908		-	.
909		-	T
910		-	HE STATE TREASURER SHALL CREDIT ALL INTEREST AND INCOME DERIVED
911		-	FROM THE INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF MONEY IN THE FUND TO THE FUND
912		-	.
913		-	A
914		-	NY UNEXPENDED AND UNENCUMBERED MONEY REMAINING IN THE F UND AT
915		-	THE END OF A FISCAL YEAR REMAINS IN THE FUND AND IS NOT CREDITED OR
916		-	TRANSFERRED TO THE GENERAL FUND OR ANOTHER FUND
917		-	.
918		-	(c) T
919		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE
920		-	GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION THREE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY
921		-	THOUSAND DOLLARS IN EACH OF THE STATE FISCAL YEARS
922		-	2022-23 AND
923		-	2023-24 FOR THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM.
924		-	(d) T
925		-	HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,
926		-	OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF
927		-	THIS SECTION
928		-	. THE DIVISION SHALL TRANSMIT ALL MONEY RECEIVED
929		-	THROUGH GIFTS
930		-	, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS TO THE STATE TREASURER , WHO
931		-	SHALL CREDIT THE MONEY TO THE FUND
932		-	.
933		-	(5) O
934		-	N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2023, AND AUGUST 1, 2024, EACH LAW
935		-	ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT RECEIVES A GRANT SHALL PROVIDE A
936		-	NARRATIVE AND FINANCIAL REPORT TO THE DIVISION DESCRIBING HOW THE
937		-	GRANT FUNDS WERE UTILIZED
938		-	. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2023, AND
939		-	OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF THE REPORTS
940		-	TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
941		-	SENATE
942		-	, OR TO ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES, AND PROVIDE A SUMMARY OF
943		-	THE
944		-	SMART POLICING PROGRAM DURING THE HEARINGS CONDUCTED
945		-	PURSUANT TO THE
946		-	"STATE MEASUREMENT FOR ACCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE,
947		-	AND TRANSPARENT (SMART) GOVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF
948		-	TITLE
949		-	2, FOLLOWING EACH YEAR IN WHICH THE SMART POLICING PROGRAM
950		-	WAS IN EFFECT
951		-	.
952		-	(6) T
953		-	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.
954		-	24-33.5-530. Statewide crime prevention forum - facilitator -
955		-	repeal. (1) O
956		-	N OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1, 2022, THE DIVISION SHALL HOST
957		-	A STATEWIDE CRIME PREVENTION FORUM
958		-	, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS
959		-	THE
960		-	"FORUM", TO SOLICIT SUGGESTIONS ON CRIME PREVENTION FROM
961		-	PAGE 19-SENATE BILL 22-145 INTERESTED PERSONS RELATED TO THE GRANT PROGRAMS ESTABLISHED
962		-	PURSUANT TO
963		-	SENATE BILL 22-001, ENACTED IN 2022, AND SENATE BILL
964		-	22-145, ENACTED IN 2022. INTERESTED PERSONS MAY INCLUDE ANYONE
965		-	INVOLVED IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
966		-	, INCLUDING LAW
967		-	ENFORCEMENT
968		-	, INDIVIDUALS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE IN THE CRIMINAL
969		-	JUSTICE SYSTEM
970		-	, JUDICIAL EMPLOYEES, ATTORNEYS, MENTAL HEALTH
971		-	PRACTITIONERS
972		-	, VICTIM SERVICES REPRESENTATIVES, AND RESEARCHERS.
973		-	T
974		-	HE DIVISION MAY CONTRACT WITH A NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE
975		-	ORGANIZATION WITH EXPERTISE IN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO FACILITATE
976		-	THE FORUM
977		-	. THE DIVISION SHALL REACH OUT TO AND INFORM RURAL AND
978		-	SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE FORUM AND
979		-	THE POSSIBLE BENEFITS THE FORUM MAY PROVIDE
980		-	.
981		-	(2) T
982		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE
983		-	GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION ONE H UNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
984		-	FISCAL YEAR
985		-	2022-23 FOR THE FORUM.
986		-	(3) T
987		-	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023.
988		-	24-33.5-531. Project management team - repeal. (1) T
989		-	O ENSURE
990		-	THAT THE STRATEGIES OF THE GRANT PROGRAMS IN
991		-	SENATE BILL 22-001,
992		-	ENACTED IN 2022, AND SENATE BILL 22-145, ENACTED IN 2022, REFERRED
993		-	TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE
994		-	"GRANT PROGRAMS", ARE SUCCESSFULLY
995		-	IMPLEMENTED
996		-	, THE DIVISION SHALL CREATE A PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM
997		-	TO COORDINATE
998		-	, MANAGE, AND OVERSEE THE GRANT PROGRAMS .
999		-	(2) T
1000		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FROM THE
1001		-	GENERAL FUND TO THE DIVISION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
1002		-	FISCAL YEAR
1003		-	2022-23 AND TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FISCAL
1004		-	YEAR
1005		-	2023-24 FOR THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM .
1006		-	(3) T
1007		-	HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2025.
1008		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-33.5-503, add
1009		-	(1)(dd) as follows:
1010		-	24-33.5-503. Duties of division. (1) The division has the following
1011		-	duties:
1012		-	(dd) (I) I
1013		-	N CONSULTATION WITH THE ADVISORY COMMITTEES
1014		-	PAGE 20-SENATE BILL 22-145 CREATED FOR THE GRANT PROGRAMS IN SENATE BILL 22-001, ENACTED IN
1015		-	2022, AND SENATE BILL 22-145, ENACTED IN 2022, REFERRED TO IN THIS
1016		-	SUBSECTION
1017		-	(1)(dd) AS THE "GRANT PROGRAMS":
1018		-	(A) T
1019		-	O DEVELOP APPROPRIATE EVALUATION METRICS FOR
1020		-	CONSIDERING GRANT APPLICATIONS AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR
1021		-	GRANT RECIPIENTS
1022		-	;
1023		-	(B) T
1024		-	O RECEIVE AND ANALYZE THE DATA ON EACH GRANT PROGRAM ;
1025		-	AND
1026		-	(C) TO IDENTIFY BEST PRACTICES FROM EACH GRANT PROGRAM ; AND
1027		-	(II) ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 15, 2024, TO SUBMIT A WRITTEN
1028		-	REPORT TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
1029		-	REPRESENTATIVES
1030		-	, OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND TO THE JOINT
1031		-	BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONCERNING THE
1032		-	EFFECTIVENESS OF PROGRAMS F UNDED THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAMS
1033		-	AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONTINUED FUNDING FOR ANY SUCH
1034		-	PROGRAMS
1035		-	.
1036		-	SECTION 4. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,
1037		-	$300,000 is appropriated to the department of public safety for use by the
1038		-	division of criminal justice. This appropriation is from the general fund and
1039		-	is based on an assumption that the division will require an additional 1.8
1040		-	FTE. To implement this act, the division may use this appropriation for DCJ
1041		-	administrative services.
1042		-	(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $7,500,000 is appropriated to
1043		-	the multidisciplinary crime prevention and intervention grant fund created
1044		-	in section 24-33.5-527 (4)(a), C.R.S. This appropriation is from the general
1045		-	fund. The department of public safety is responsible for the accounting
1046		-	related to this appropriation.
1047		-	(3) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $3,750,000 is appropriated to
1048		-	the law enforcement workforce recruitment, retention, and tuition grant
1049		-	fund created in section 24-33.5-528 (4)(a), C.R.S. This appropriation is
1050		-	from the general fund. The department of public safety is responsible for the
1051		-	accounting related to this appropriation.
1052		-	PAGE 21-SENATE BILL 22-145 (4) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $3,750,000 is appropriated to
1053		-	the SMART policing grant fund created in section 24-33.5-529 (4)(a),
1054		-	C.R.S. This appropriation is from the general fund. The department of
1055		-	public safety is responsible for the accounting related to this appropriation.
1056		-	SECTION 5. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
1057		-	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
1058		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
1059		-	____________________________ ____________________________
1060		-	Steve Fenberg Alec Garnett
1061		-	PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
1062		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1063		-	____________________________ ____________________________
1064		-	Cindi L. Markwell Robin Jones
1065		-	SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
1066		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1067		-	APPROVED________________________________________
1068		-	(Date and Time)
1069		-	_________________________________________
1070		-	Jared S. Polis
1071		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
1072		-	PAGE 22-SENATE BILL 22-145
	950	+	O RECEIVE AND ANALYZE THE DATA ON EACH GRANT26
	951	+	PROGRAM; AND27
	952	+	145
	953	+	-25- (C) TO IDENTIFY BEST PRACTICES FROM EACH GRANT PROGRAM ;1
	954	+	AND2
	955	+	(II) O
	956	+	N OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 15, 2024, TO SUBMIT A WRITTEN3
	957	+	REPORT TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF4
	958	+	REPRESENTATIVES, OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND TO THE JOINT5
	959	+	BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONCERNING THE6
	960	+	EFFECTIVENESS OF PROGRAMS F UNDED THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAMS7
	961	+	AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CONTINUED FUNDING FOR ANY SUCH8
	962	+	PROGRAMS.9
	963	+	SECTION 4. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal
	964	+	10
	965	+	year, $300,000 is appropriated to the department of public for use by the11
	966	+	division of criminal justice. This appropriation is from the general fund12
	967	+	and is based on an assumption that the division will require an additional13
	968	+	1.8 FTE. To implement this act, the division may use this appropriation14
	969	+	for DCJ administrative services.15
	970	+	(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $7,500,000 is appropriated16
	971	+	to the multidisciplinary crime prevention and intervention grant fund17
	972	+	created in section 24-33.5-525 (4)(a), C.R.S. This appropriation is from18
	973	+	the general fund. The department of public safety is responsible for the19
	974	+	accounting related to this appropriation.20
	975	+	(3) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $3,750,000 is appropriated21
	976	+	to the law enforcement workforce recruitment, retention, and tuition grant22
	977	+	fund created in section 24-33.5-526 (4)(a), C.R.S. This appropriation is23
	978	+	from the general fund. The department of public safety is responsible for24
	979	+	the accounting related to this appropriation.25
	980	+	(4) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $3,750,000 is appropriated26
	981	+	to the SMART policing grant fund created in section 24-33.5-527 (4)(a),27
	982	+	145
	983	+	-26- C.R.S. This appropriation is from the general fund. The department of1
	984	+	public safety is responsible for the accounting related to this2
	985	+	appropriation.3
	986	+	SECTION 5. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,4
	987	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate5
	988	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.6
	989	+	145
	990	+	-27-