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AR HB1421
Bill
Status
2/6/2025
Primary Sponsor
Steve Unger
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AI Summary
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Expands law enforcement training reimbursement requirements to include any law enforcement agency recognized by the Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training, beyond just counties, cities, towns, and state agencies
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Requires agencies that hire officers within 18 months of their training completion to reimburse the original training agency on a sliding scale: 100% if hired within 2 months, 80% at 2-6 months, 60% at 6-10 months, 40% at 10-14 months, and 20% at 14-18 months
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Reimbursable costs include salary, travel expenses, food, lodging, and other training-related expenses paid by the original agency
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No reimbursement is required if the officer was terminated by the agency that paid for their training
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Treasurer of State may withhold county or municipal aid from non-compliant agencies and redirect those funds to the agency owed reimbursement
Legislative Description
To Amend The Law Concerning Law Enforcement Officer Training Reimbursement; And To Include Any Law Enforcement Agency Recognized By The Arkansas Commission On Law Enforcement Standards And Training.
Last Action
WITHDRAWN BY AUTHOR
2/13/2025