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2023 <br />Budget Adjustments <br />Tally Sheet <br />Department Code Rev Exp FB <br />GGA-7 General Fund Amend - FY22 STOP Violence Grant 002A 32,170 <br />GGA-7 Police Amend - FY22 STOP Violence Grant 031A 32,170 <br />Increase grant revenue - General Fund 002 3331657001 32,170 <br />Increase professional services - Police 031 5920000410 32,170 <br />Department Code Rev Exp FB <br />GGA-8 Non-Departmental Amend - Police Forensic Computer Replacement 009A (14,664) <br />GGA-8 Police Amend - Police Forensic Computer Replacement 031A 14,664 <br />Decrease ending fund balance - General Fund 009 5980000490 14,664 <br />Increase small/tools equipment - Police 031 5320000350 14,664 <br />Department Code Rev Exp FB <br />GGA-9 Non-Departmental Amend - WSJTC Wellness Program 009A 152,000 (20,000) <br />GGA-9 Police Amend - WSJTC Wellness Program 031A 172,000 <br />Decrease ending fund balance - General Fund 009 5980000490 20,000 <br />Increase grant revenue - General Fund 002 3340110003 152,000 <br />Increase professional services - Police 031 5320000410 172,000 <br />This amendment appropriates $32,170 for the fiscal year 2022 STOP Violence Against Women grant awarded in December 2022. The annual grant <br />award will be used for management and training of County-wide law enforcement to improve community response to violence against women. The <br />grant award period is January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023. <br />This amendment appropriates $14,664 for the acquisition of a specialized forensic computer to replace the current aged and failing model used by our <br />Digital and Video Forensic Detectives. <br />The request to order the forensic computer was placed in February 2023, in conjunction with a second one to be purchased by our IT department. The <br />forensic computer is expected to be delivered in 2023. <br />The Police department applied for $172,000 in funding from the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSJTC) to allow officers the <br />opportunity to partake in a comprehensive cardiac screening evaluation process, This program will allow doctors to identify any officer who is at-risk <br />for a cardiac event and to assist in helping them achieve improved health and wellness. <br />The department was awarded $152,000 for this program--$20,000 less than is needed to provide the screening service to all commissioned members. <br />The additional $20,000 is being requested from fund balance to supplement the award. This important project will be completed by June 2023. <br />This amendment appropriates $172,000 for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSJTC) Officer Wellness Program awarded in <br />2022. <br />Tally 2023 <br />ATTACHMENT A