WA ST Parks and Recreation Commission 4/12/2021

IEEE 13S�n Stilt. '<••:I.S 'L•ttit•i y'tlL'i J' l u y9 Don Hoch �,� 8189�o Director STATE OF WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION 1111 Israel Road S.W. • P.O. Box 42650• Olympia,WA 98504-2650• (360)902-8500 TDD Telecommunications Device for the Deaf: 800-833-6388 www.parks.wa.gov To: Everett Police Chief Dan Templeman From: Washington State Parks Boating Program, Boating Law Administrator Subject: Grant Increase for Instructor Support Date: December 1, 2020 Your agency is a Subrecipient of a federal grant {state number and/or identifying information to the underlying agreement if you can/if you know it{, under the authority of 2CFR 200 and other federal terms and conditions. Under this Sub recipient contractual agreement,your agency supports the function and mission of the Recreational Boating Safety program by providing instructors to the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission(WSPRC). I am pleased to share that the previous award amount is being increased for this period(see below). Your agency for providing instructor(s)to the State Parks RBS program will be awarded an additional $5000.00 to your Federal Financial Assistance Grant, available after May 31. These funds will be based on a commitment of 80 hours of instructor services. For instructor services less than 80 hours, a sum of$500.00 per day will be awarded. Your current grant amount of $14,727.30 is increased to $19,727.30 upon acknowledgement of this notification and as indicated herein. As WSPRC has grown the number and types of boating courses offered it has required much more support and participation from your personnel and your agency. This increased amount may change from year to year based on multiple factors that may affect the Federal Financial Assistance Grants. However, it is WSPRC intention to compensate your agency for authorized reimbursable expenditures for your efforts in actively supporting Recreational Boating Safety in Washington State. Without your personnel and the support provided to them by your agency, our ability to offer basic and advanced level marine law enforcement training would be severely impacted. Please do not hesitate to email or call Matt Stowers 360-791-4668 matt.stowers@parks.wa.gov, Marine Law Enforcement Coordinator if there are any questions.