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County accepts $132,300 HIDA award to support narcotics enforcement overtime
Summary
Oakland County accepted a $132,300 High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDA) award to reimburse partial overtime for narcotics enforcement personnel, equating to about $6,300 per officer for participating staff.
Oakland County accepted a High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDA) award to support the narcotics enforcement team and partner local units, county staff said. The award provides partial overtime reimbursement; county staff reported Oakland County’s portion is $132,300, which the presenter said breaks down to approximately $6,300 per officer for participating units.
Presenters said the funds support overtime costs tied to narcotics enforcement and partner jurisdictions and that staff can provide additional details from the HIDA program if commissioners request them. The committee approved the acceptance 5-0.
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