Deschutes County officials seek changes to bill that would centralize CJC grant decision-making
County leaders raised concerns about House Bill 3069, which would consolidate Criminal Justice Commission grant applications into a single county-level request and cap administrative costs at 3%; staff and the district attorney asked for clearer details, higher allowable admin rates and a meeting with the bill sponsor.
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Deschutes County officials on May 2 urged caution and requested a meeting with the bill sponsor over House Bill 3069, a proposal to consolidate Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) grant requests so counties submit a single, biennial application.
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