MO SB1782

Establishes "Justin's Law" creating the Illicit Narcotics Canine Committee (INCC), a 9-member body appointed by the Director of Public Safety to review applications and award grants for narcotics detection canine programs

Creates the Illicit Narcotics Canine Fund in the state treasury with $500,000 appropriated annually, plus private donations, to fund grants for police and sheriff departments

Grants of up to $35,000 available to departments for purchasing dogs, handler training, kennels, veterinary care, medical insurance, and equipment—but not vehicles or salaries

Requires all canine-handler teams to be certified by approved organizations (such as North American Police Work Dog Association or United States Police Canine Association) and to train at least 16 hours per month

Mandates vehicles carrying law enforcement canines be equipped with heat alarms, and requires departments to submit quarterly statistics to Packtrack or similar tracking software