Montana § 44-2-416 Missing Persons Response Team Training Grant Program -- Reporting

Montana Statutes

§ 44-2-416 — Missing Persons Response Team Training Grant Program -- Reporting

Montana § 44-2-416

Title 44LAW ENFORCEMENT

Ch. 2INVESTIGATION, COMMUNICATION, AND IDENTIFICATION

Part 4Missing Persons -- Unidentified Bodies

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Mont. Code Ann. § 44-2-416 (2026).

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44-2-416 . Missing persons response team training grant program -- reporting.

(1)There is a missing persons response team training grant program administered by the department of justice. The purpose of the grant program is to help fund training opportunities for community-based missing persons response teams.

(2)Eligible teams may be multiagency and multijurisdictional and may include other community entities and volunteers. Eligible teams shall:

(a)establish memorandums of understanding between the involved entities;

(b)develop operational procedures and criteria under which a team activation can occur; and

(c)participate in a community action planning effort conducted in accordance with department guidelines.

(3)Eligible training expenses include but are not limited to the licensi

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44-2-416 . Missing persons response team training grant program -- reporting. (1) There is a missing persons response team training grant program administered by the department of justice. The purpose of the grant program is to help fund training opportunities for community-based missing persons response teams.
(2) Eligible teams may be multiagency and multijurisdictional and may include other community entities and volunteers. Eligible teams shall:
(a) establish memorandums of understanding between the involved entities;
(b) develop operational procedures and criteria under which a team activation can occur; and
(c) participate in a community action planning effort conducted in accordance with department guidelines.
(3) Eligible training expenses include but are not limited to the licensing costs of a training program, facilitator and conference location fees, and travel expenses for training staff and trainees.
(4) The department shall report, in accordance with 5-11-210 , on the grants awarded pursuant to this section to the state-tribal relations committee provided for in 5-5-229 by July 1 prior to each regular legislative session.