Education: safety; behavioral threat assessment and management program fund; create. Amends 2018 PA 548 (MCL 28.801 - 28.809) by adding sec. 4a.
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Overview
This bill creates a new fund, the Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Program Fund, within the Department of Treasury. It allocates $13 million from the state’s general fund to this fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, to support the development, implementation, and maintenance of a behavioral threat assessment and management program. The fund will receive interest and earnings from investments and deposits from grants and gifts related to the program’s purpose.
Key provisions
- Allocates $13,000,000 to the Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Program Fund.
- Creates the Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Program Fund within the Department of Treasury.
- The state treasurer is responsible for managing the fund and depositing interest and earnings.
- Money from grants and gifts must be deposited into the fund.
- Funds in the fund do not lapse to the general fund.
- The department must use the funds solely for the purposes outlined in the program.
- The appropriation is a work project appropriation.
- Funds are to be used efficiently and effectively to comply with the act.
Who is affected
- Department of Treasury
- School districts (indirectly, through program implementation)
- State employees (involved in program administration)
- Contractors (potentially involved in program implementation)
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