Participating law enforcement agency definition

Participating law enforcement agency means the law enforcement agency operating the pilot program in one of the pilot program parishes established by proposed law, and is limited to the respective sheriff's offices and district attorney's offices in the pilot program parishes.
Participating law enforcement agency means the law enforcement
Participating law enforcement agency means a law-enforcement agency that provides resources,

Examples of Participating law enforcement agency in a sentence

  • Participating law enforcement agency monthly expenses for MHOP participation shall be reimbursed by TTBH with funds encumbered for this purpose by TTBH.

  • Participating law enforcement agency also agrees to store, retain, and dispose of any firearm seized by persons with mental illness by their respective officers in accordance with Article 18.191 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

  • Participating law enforcement agency shall expend any and all funds disbursed by TTBH only in accordance with the approved Program Budget.

  • Participating law enforcement agency shall develop, implement, and maintain a financial management and control system that includes the development of a budget that adequately reflects all resources necessary to carry out contracted activities and the adequate determination of costs (the Program Budget) which shall be approved by TTBH prior to the exaction thereof.

  • Participating law enforcement agency shall provide and maintain proper hardware and software to ensure compatibility with TTBH requirements.

  • Participating law enforcement agency shall adopt all TTBH’s forms and form revisions for MHOP services.


More Definitions of Participating law enforcement agency

Participating law enforcement agency means a law enforcement agency, including, but not limited to, a New Jersey State investigative unit, a county multi-agency strike force or task force, county office, county or local police agency, law enforcement agencies of the United States Government and law enforcement agencies of State and