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Minnesota Department of Commerce <br />Commerce Fraud Bureau <br />Grant Request for Proposals <br />Auto Theft Prevention Grant <br />Dedicated Auto Theft Investigators <br />Grant Overview <br />The Minnesota Automobile Theft Prevention Program is intended to reduce motor vehicle theft and <br />automobile theft related thefts. The funding is used for programs that aid in the reduction of <br />automobile thefts, increase education and awareness of the public, respond to automobile theft <br />incidents, and prosecute offenders. The Program is administered by the Commerce Fraud Bureau. <br />This grant opportunity is to provide financial support to law enforcement agencies for automobile theft <br />enforcement teams, improve techniques torespond to automobile thefts, and provide training, by <br />providing funds for dedicated auto theft investigators and training. Minn. Stat. §65b.84 Subd. 1 (5). <br />Funding Availability <br />Funding is available through the automobile theft prevention surchargeMinn. Stat. §297I.11. The total <br />amount of awards will be based upon funds available and quality of grant applications as recommended <br />by the Automobile Theft Prevention Board. The Commissioner of Commerce in consultation with the <br />Commissioner of Public Safety will determine the final awards. <br />Funding will be allocatedthrough a competitive processwith reviewby a committee representing <br />content and communityspecialists withregionalknowledge. We expect to announce selected grantees <br />in April 2021. If selected, you may only incur eligible expenditures when the grant contractagreement is <br />fully executedand the grant has reached its effective date. <br />Priorities <br />The commissioner may give priority to: <br />(1)offices and agencies engaged in a collaborative effort to reduce automobile theft; and <br />(2)counties or regions with the greatest rates of automobile theft. <br />Minn. Stat. §65B.84 Subd. 3(c) . <br />Program Eligible Costs <br />Only Minnesota law enforcement agencies may apply. Agencies may submit a collaborative application <br />that includes alarger service areathan a single jurisdiction. <br />Full-Time Auto Theft Investigator <br />In order to qualify, the applicant must have at least 250 combined auto-theft or auto theft <br />recoveries in the service area in 2019 or 2020. <br />Applicantswith more than 500 auto thefts may apply for multiple positions. <br />These investigators must work exclusively auto theft and auto theft related cases. <br />Reimbursement of $100,000 per year. <br />Dedicated Auto Theft InvestigatorGrant Page 1 of 6 <br /> <br />
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