MARCH 2022 AWARD LETTER_MARICOPA COUNTY SO.PDF
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¢ City of Phoenix March 1, 2022 Sheriff Paul Penzone Maricopa County Sheriff's Office 550 West Jackson Street Phoenix, AZ 85003 Dear Sheriff Paul Penzone: The Arizona Internet Crimes Against Children (AZICAC) Task Force is preparing to close the current funding cycle and begin a new one. Upon reviewing the Affiliate Award Funding Request received by your agency, your agency is being awarded $30,000 to be utilized for training and/or equipment related to ICAC investigations. The awarded funding needs to be spent, and reimbursement requests submitted to the AZICAC Task Force, by June 15, 2022. As with the award funding your agency previously received, there are some important guidelines regarding this funding award: 1. Affiliate award funds must be used for directly-related costs, such as training, investigations, computer forensics, and public awareness in connection with ICAC. 2. Minor deviations from your Affiliate Award Funding Request are permissible if the final purchases are related to the ICAC requirements stated in Item #1. 3. This is a reimbursement program. As such, your agency must first purchase the equipment or training and then submit documentation to Phoenix Police Department AZICAC Task Force Administrator Jessie Moller via email at jessie.moller@phoenix.gov. 4. In order to be eligible for reimbursement, all travel related to ICAC training must be conducted in accordance with the State of Arizona Travel Policy. 5. Monthly progress reports for your agency's activities related to ICAC investigations, training, and public awareness are REQUIRED and must be entered by your agency into the ICAC Data System website at www.icacdatasystem.com no later than the 10th day of the following month. Sincerely, JERI L. WILLIAMS Police Chief Cmon. by Codn CHARLES CONSOLIAN Commander Family Investigations Bureau