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<br /> ~¡PK- <br /> Administrative Requirements for Applicants <br /> Grant Funds M~ Supplement ment. For example, funds previously <br /> and Not Suppiant budgeted for the hirin:g of one new officer <br /> or purchase of equipment may not be <br /> G rant funds may not be used to replace re~llocated to provide local matching <br /> state or local funds (or where applic- funds for the MORE gràrit. . '" <br /> able, funds provided by the Bureau of The possibility of supplanting will be the <br /> Indian Affairs) that would, in the absence <br /> of Federal aid, be available or forthcoming subject of careful application review, <br /> for law enforcement. Instead, COPS possible pre-award review, and post- - <br /> MORE '96 grant funds must be used to award monitoring and audit. Any sup- <br /> increase the total amount of such other planting of non-Federal funds by COPS <br /> funds used for law enforcement. grant funds is a ground for potential sus- <br /> pension or termination of grant funding, <br /> A grant recipient may not use Federal recovery of funds already provided, and <br /> grant funds to purchase equipment, other civil or criminal sanctions. <br /> technology, or support resources that the <br /> recipient already is obligated to buy. For As part of this application, an agency <br /> example, if a grantee, prior to applying must sign a certification that no supp1ant- <br /> for COPS MORE money, had committed ing of non-Federal funds will take place <br /> to purchase three laptop computers, then should a grant award be made. This <br /> the grantee must buy those three laptops certification shall be treated as a material <br /> in addition to ones funded under COPS representation of fact upon which reliance <br /> MORE. Funds currently allocated to will be placed in the u.s. Department of <br /> equipment, technology, or support Justice's detennination whether to award <br /> resources may not be reallocated to other this grant. <br /> purposes or refunded should a COPS <br /> MORE grant be made. Non-Federal funds Single Point of Contact Review <br /> must remain available for and devoted <br /> to that purpose, with COPS MORE funds Executive Order 12372 requires applicants <br /> serving to supplement non-Federal funds. from state and local units of government, <br /> or other organizations providing services <br /> In addition, all grantees will be expected within a state, to submit a copy of the <br /> to proceed with new hiring and equipment application to the state Single Point of <br /> procurement at a level consistent with Contact (SPOC) if one exists and if this <br /> historical practice and to take positive program has been selected for review by <br /> steps to fill all vacancies resulting from the state. (Indian Tribal governments are <br /> attrition. Failure to do so may be consid- exempt from this review.) The state <br /> ered evidence of supplanting. Single Points of Contact are listed on <br /> page 50 of this application. Applicants <br /> Finally, the non-Federal funds used as must contact their state SPOC to detennine <br /> matching funds for a COPS grant must if the program has been selected for state <br /> be in addition to funds that would review and, if so, comply with the state <br /> otherwise be available for law enforce- requirements prior to or at the same time <br /> 8 <br />