Minnesota Department of Public Safety FY20-21 Budget

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Minnesota Department of Public Safety FY20-21 Budget 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Department of Public Safety Public Safety Policy and Finance Committee Emergency Communication Networks Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Fire Marshal Division Homeland Security and Emergency Management Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Criminal Apprehension 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Total DPS Budget Base FY18-19 Public Safety Division Total all funds = $376,872 (in thousands)   2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

FY18-19 Expenses By Category Public Safety Divisions Total all funds = $376,872 (in thousands) 2/23/2019 One Minnesota |dps.mn.gov

Emergency Communication Networks Minnesota Department of Public Safety One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Emergency Communication Networks Minnesota Department of Public Safety ECN receives no funding from the General Fund, but collects a .95 cent monthly fee assessed upon all wired, wireless, prepaid wireless and packet-based telecommunications services capable of accessing 911 in MN. ECN receives an annual appropriation of $77.2 million from the 911 Emergency Services Account of the Special Revenue Fund. 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

DPS Technology Needs 2019 Governor’s Budget Recommendation: Increase DPS core technology services from the general fund, special revenue fund, and 911 emergency fund. Purpose: To support existing hardware, software, and MNIT staffing costs for DPS public safety divisions. This funding is to address needs that are not currently accounted for in the department’s base technology budget, in addition to increased workstation replacement, support, and 24/7 help desk support costs. $1.53M General Fund FY20/21 : Ongoing $190,000 Special Revenue Fund FY20/21 : Ongoing $395,000 911 Emergency Fund FY20/21 : Ongoing 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Minnesota Department of Public Safety One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Minnesota Department of Public Safety AGED receives an annual appropriation of $2.74 million AGED collects $1.24 million per year in special revenue, of which $500,000 in receipts are transferred to the General Fund each year. The Gambling Control Board also transfers $70,000 to AGED each year. 2019 Budget Policy Request: Align microdistillery statute with all other alcohol licenses that AGED approve. No fiscal impact. 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

State Fire Marshal Minnesota Department of Public Safety One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

State Fire Marshal Minnesota Department of Public Safety The State Fire Marshal Division receives an annual appropriation of $6.42 million in Special Revenue funds. 2019 Budget Policy Request: Reduced Cigarette Ignition Propensity Account expansion of approved uses. No fiscal impact. 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Office of Justice Programs Minnesota Department of Public Safety One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Office of Justice Programs Minnesota Department of Public Safety OJP Services Crime Victim Reparations Crime Victim Justice Unit Grants Management Unit Crime Victims Services Grants Abused Children Battered Women/Domestic Violence Sexual Assault General Crime Justice and Community Grants Reduce crime Delinquency Drug abuse Violence intervention/prevention Statistical Analysis Center 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Office of Justice Programs Minnesota Department of Public Safety OJP receives an annual appropriation from the General Fund of $39.9 million. OJP administers state and federal grants to over 750 non-profits and local units of government. 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women Task Force 2019 Governor’s Budget Recommendation: Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women Task Force The Governor’s proposal would convene a task force, in consultation with the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council. To advise the commissioner and report to the Legislature on the causes and extent of victimization of indigenous women and girls in Minnesota. Outline strategies to reduce and end violence against indigenous women. Includes the opportunity for members from all 11 tribal nations to participate. $105,000 FY20 | $45,000 FY21 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Homeland Security and Emergency Management Minnesota Department of Public Safety One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov Homeland Security and Emergency Management Minnesota Department of Public Safety HSEM receives an annual appropriation from the General Fund of $2.6 million (23% of operating budget). HSEM administers federal homeland security, emergency management, and disaster recovery grants to local governments. For FY19, these grants are estimated at $44 million. The 11 state hazmat response teams received an annual base appropriation of $850,000 from the Fire Safety Account. HSEM manages the Disaster Assistance Contingency Account, which has provided more than $50 million of disaster relief since the account was created in 2014. Deficient funding request of $10 million in FY19 $10 million FY20/FY21 requested to fund the account 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Homeland Security and Emergency Management 2019 Governor’s Budget Recommendation: Reinstatement of the railroad and pipeline safety assessment To continue to ensure local preparedness and state support of hazardous materials incidents in communities along Minnesota’s railroads and pipelines. $2.5 million FY20 |$2.5 million FY21 : Ongoing School Safety Center (SSC) to meet increased demand The SSC provides: Facility security assessments Emergency plan reviews Active shooter/violent intruder response procedures School Resource Officer (SRO) training Threat assessments Program information briefings to teachers, staff, principals, superintendents, school boards, and local law enforcement. $250,000 FY20 |$250,000 FY21 : Ongoing 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Minnesota Department of Public Safety One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Minnesota Department of Public Safety Investigative Services Forensic Science Services Complex Criminal Laboratories Violent Crime DataMaster Breath Alcohol Calibration and Certification Program Narcotics Predatory Crimes Combined DNA Indexing System (CODIS) Digital Forensics Crime Scene Service Financial Crimes Training and Expert Testimony MN Fusion Center & Criminal Information Analysis Task Force Involvement State Agency Partnerships 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Minnesota Department of Public Safety The BCA received a direct appropriation of $59.9 million in FY19. General Fund – $57.5 million in FY19. Trunk Highway Funds - $2.4 million in FY19 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

BCA Technology Needs 2019 Governor’s Budget Recommendations: Replace Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) 12 years old, no longer supported. This proposal leases technology instead of buying a new system for $10M. $1.5 million FY20 | $1.5 million FY21 : Ongoing FBI Cyber security compliance This funding will address cyber security vulnerabilities and other Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) compliance issues. $1.5 million FY20 | $1.3 million FY21 $1.2 million : Ongoing 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | mn.gov/URL

Gun Violence Prevention 2019 Governor’s Budget Recommendation: Resources to implement two gun violence prevention proposals currently introduced in the legislature: a proposal to create a new requirement for background checks when private parties transfer any firearm. a proposal that creates an Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) process in statute. $188,000 FY20 | $38,000 FY21 : Ongoing 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

BCA Investigatory and Laboratory Needs 2019 Governor’s Budget Recommendations: Investigators, a training coordinator and an analyst to provide statewide training and technical assistance related to sexual assault investigations. BCA would also provide assistance to local partners and additional training. $546,000 FY20 : Ongoing Investigators to provide statewide leadership, case assistance and training for vulnerable adult investigations. $258,000 FY20 | $246,000 FY21 : Ongoing Investigators, an analyst and forensic scientists to address opioid abuse. The is part of a package of proposals funded by new fees on opioid manufacturers, wholesalers, and entities that handle controlled substances. $1.6M FY20 | $1.242 FY21 : Ongoing 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov

One Minnesota | mn.gov/URL BCA Budget Policy Background Checks for Contractors at Noncriminal Justice Agencies: Needed to meet FBI requirements and to secure criminal justice information used in noncriminal justice agencies to make decisions about licensing, housing, employment or other benefits. Background checks have an associated fee that covers both the amount charged by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as well as the costs incurred by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) to conduct the checks. No fiscal impact. 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | mn.gov/URL

One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov Questions? John Harrington, Commissioner 651-201-7174 John.M.Harrington@state.mn.us 2/23/2019 One Minnesota | dps.mn.gov