MI HB4615

Appropriates $703,643,900 gross ($598,648,700 from state sources) for Michigan Department of State Police operations for fiscal year 2019-2020, with funding sources including state general fund, federal revenues, and various restricted funds.

Authorizes 3,519.0 full-time equated positions (3.0 unclassified, 3,516.0 classified) across major departmental units including field services, law enforcement services, training, forensic analysis, and specialized operations.

Establishes specific performance requirements including minimum 455,200 statewide patrol hours (40,000 in distressed cities), 62% criminal case clearance rate, 55-day forensic science turnaround time, and 7,000 annual sex offender residence checks.

Requires biannual reporting to legislature on expenditures, performance metrics, criminal justice information services, forensic backlogs, sexual assault kit analysis, school safety grants, and intelligence operations activities.

Provides contingency funding not to exceed $8.5 million federal, $5 million state restricted, $1 million local, and $200,000 private revenues available upon transfer authorization; includes one-time appropriations of $3,735,500 for trooper school, in-car streaming, and Michigan International Speedway traffic control.