Pembroke Park Law Enforcement Records Management System
The introduction of this bill underscores an investment in law enforcement infrastructure, particularly in record management, which is crucial for operational efficiency and accountability. By securing funds for the Pembroke Park Law Enforcement Records Management System, the bill aims to enhance the capabilities of local law enforcement, facilitating better management of records and, potentially, improving public safety outcomes.
House Bill 3453 relates to the Pembroke Park Law Enforcement Records Management System, aimed at procuring funding specifically for this project. The bill designates a nonrecurring appropriation from the General Revenue Fund, amounting to $212,937, for the Department of Law Enforcement to implement the records management system. This funding is intended for the fiscal year 2022-2023 and emphasizes the need for efficient record-keeping systems within law enforcement agencies.
There may be contention surrounding the specific allocation of funds, including discussions on whether the amount appropriated is sufficient to meet the operational needs of the law enforcement agency in Pembroke Park. Notable points of discussion could include the accountability of the use of these funds and whether similar funding should be made available to other regions or projects to address diverse law enforcement needs across the state.