An Act to waive chargebacks on state grants, federal grant awards, federal subgrants and subsidies for the Regional Emergency Communication Center on Martha's Vineyard
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to waive chargebacks on grants, awards, subgrants, and subsidies received by the Regional Emergency Communication Center on Martha’s Vineyard. Specifically, it aims to eliminate the possibility of recovering funds through chargebacks for these financial resources. The bill was introduced by Representatives Moakley and Senator Cyr and currently awaits consideration by the House Committee on Ways and Means.
Key provisions
- Waives chargebacks for state grants provided to the Regional Emergency Communication Center.
- Waives chargebacks for federal grant awards received by the Center.
- Waives chargebacks for federal subgrants awarded to the Center.
- Waives chargebacks for subsidies received by the Center.
- Specifically targets the Regional Emergency Communication Center on Martha’s Vineyard.
- Introduced by Representatives Moakley and Senator Cyr.
Who is affected
- The Regional Emergency Communication Center on Martha’s Vineyard
- State government
- Federal government
- Dukes County Sheriff’s Office
Notable changes
- Currently, the Center may be subject to chargebacks for funds received through grants and subsidies.
- This bill would eliminate this potential recovery mechanism.
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