Establishes the Public Safety and Violence Prevention Fund to distribute funds to cities, villages, and townships based on violent crime rates.
The bill creates the Public Safety and Violence Prevention Fund within the Department of Treasury. It mandates the distribution of funds to cities, villages, and townships based on their violent crime rates. The fund consists of money deposited in it, donations, and interests and earnings from investments. The fund's revenues are distributed to cities, villages, and townships based on their proportional factors, which are calculated using violent crime data.
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