State Patrol compensation study requirements modified, and volunteer chaplains allowed within the state patrol.
Motion did not prevail
Summary
The measure revises how State Patrol officers are classified and reimbursed, sets a schedule for the legislative auditor to survey police compensation, and directs the use of that data for future salary adjustments. It also lets the Patrol commissioner recruit volunteer chaplains without paying them and cover their basic travel costs. The bill would take effect the day after enactment and expire on Jan. 1, 2039, but it did not pass.
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