Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado

Police grant would add $17,639

From the Fort Collins City Council meeting of

The ordinance would appropriate $17,638.83 in reimbursement-type grant revenue to Fort Collins Police Services for supplemental overtime and investigative resources used by the Northern Colorado Drug Task Force, with no matching funds required. The grant would support investigations targeting drug trafficking organizations and reimburse personnel costs directly attributed to the task force in 2025; the appropriation would remain available until the grant expires or the funds are spent. An accompanying amendment would add federal requirements for equipment controls, employee whistleblower protections and performance reporting, and the ordinance would authorize the city manager to execute agreements needed to implement the funding.

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