New Mexico 2025 Regular Session

New Mexico House Bill HB286 Compare Versions

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28	28	HOUSE BILL 286
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30	30	TH LEGISLATURE
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42	42	FIRST SESSION
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45	45	2025
46	46	INTRODUCED BY
47	47	Meredith A. Dixon
48	48	AN ACT
49	49	RELATING TO CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; AMENDING THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH
50	50	A CRIME REDUCTION GRANT APPLICATION MAY BE MADE.
51	51	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO:
52	52	SECTION 1. Section 31-28-4 NMSA 1978 (being Laws 2019,
53	53	Chapter 192, Section 8, as amended) is amended to read:
54	54	"31-28-4. APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS--PURPOSES--
55	55	CONDITIONS.--
56	56	A. A member of a criminal justice coordinating
57	57	council with the consent of the council may apply to the
58	58	commission for a grant to accomplish any of the enumerated
59	59	purposes provided in Subsection B of this section.
60	60	B. Crime reduction grants may be made to:
61	61	(1) develop, expand and improve evidence-based
62	62	treatment and supervision alternatives to incarceration;
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90	90	(2) reduce barriers to participation by
91	91	criminal offenders in preprosecution diversion or specialty
92	92	court programs;
93	93	(3) develop or improve pretrial service
94	94	programs;
95	95	(4) develop or improve coordination of
96	96	services between law enforcement agencies and treatment
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98	98	(5) establish law enforcement crisis
99	99	intervention teams;
100	100	(6) coordinate access to programs for
101	101	transitional or reentry homes for individuals recently released
102	102	from incarceration;
103	103	[(7) recruit or retain law enforcement
104	104	officers, prosecutors, public defenders, corrections officers
105	105	and mental health workers;
106	106	(8)] (7) develop or expand digitized records;
107	107	[(9)] (8) develop or expand the ability of a
108	108	criminal justice coordinating council member to share data
109	109	with, and access data on, the statewide criminal justice data
110	110	integration platform;
111	111	[(10)] (9) develop or expand data-driven
112	112	policing programs and pretrial services;
113	113	[(11)] (10) staff a criminal justice
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143	143	[(12)] (11) purchase equipment or provide
144	144	training to support any of the purposes provided in this
145	145	section.
146	146	C. Crime reduction grants shall be conditioned on
147	147	the criminal justice coordinating council and the recipient
148	148	member complying with the following:
149	149	(1) using not more than five percent of a
150	150	grant for administrative costs of the recipient;
151	151	(2) in consultation with the commission,
152	152	developing data-sharing agreements and methods of data sharing
153	153	among criminal justice agencies and with the commission to
154	154	allow system-wide analysis of criminal justice operations
155	155	within the judicial district and statewide;
156	156	(3) using or developing evidence-based best
157	157	practices for any programs operated with crime reduction
158	158	grants;
159	159	(4) developing performance measures in
160	160	consultation with the commission relevant to the grantee's
161	161	application;
162	162	(5) collecting data to evaluate the
163	163	effectiveness of programs operated with crime reduction grants;
164	164	(6) evaluating quarterly the process, outputs,
165	165	outcomes and other performance measures of programs funded with
166	166	grants for compliance with all provisions of the Crime
167	167	Reduction Grant Act;
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196	196	(7) providing a quarterly report to the
197	197	commission for review and comparison with other programs
198	198	receiving grants for similar purposes; and
199	199	(8) providing an annual report to the
200	200	commission by October 1 of each year regarding program outcomes
201	201	from use of the grant.
202	202	D. The commission shall assist with the
203	203	implementation of data-sharing agreements to ensure compliance
204	204	with crime reduction grants.
205	205	E. The commission may consider any outcome reported
206	206	to it by a grant recipient from a previous year in making a
207	207	determination of whether to make subsequent grants or the
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