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Summary
The bill amends state law so that firearms seized by the Kentucky State Police and not kept for official use are sold at public auction. The money raised is split, with 20% kept by the police and the rest sent to the Attorney General’s Homeland Security office to award grants for body armor, firearms, ammunition, electronic control devices and body‑worn cameras to local law‑enforcement and related safety agencies. Grants must prioritize replacing body armor that is at least five years old and must meet NIJ standards.
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