1. ‘Form 8700-60 — Application for state aid.’ This formForm 8700-60 is to shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list the total net cost of the snowmobile patrol claimed by the county.
2. ‘Form 8700-61 — Salary schedule.’ This form is to Form 8700-61 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list the names and salaries of persons engaged in the enforcement of ch. 350, Stats. Salary rate is restricted to no more than the regular straight time rate which that the officer normally receives. Eligible Allowable fringe benefit rates are actual costs up to a maximum of 29 50 percent of the reimbursable straight time salary rate. 3. ‘Form 8700-62 — Travel, materials, and supplies schedule.’ This form is to Form 8700-62 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list all reimbursable expenditures other than salaries and depreciable items.
4. ‘Form 8700-63 — Depreciation schedule — straight line method.’ This form is to Form 8700-63 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list all capital outlay equipment and the resulting depreciation. Depreciation shall be calculated at the rate of 20 percent annually on all equipment over $1,000.00. Purchase of capital equipment shall be preapproved by the department. Depreciation shall be calculated at the rate of 20 percent annually on all equipment over $1,000.00 for each new item of capital equipment for which the cost is $2,500 or greater. All costs of repairs that are $2,500 or greater to an item of capital equipment shall be reimbursed by the department on a 20 percent per year straight line depreciation schedule.
(e) 4. A minimum of 20 40 patrol hours is required in order to be eligible for reimbursement.
Section 3. NR 50.12 (3) (e) 7. and 8. are created to read:
50.12 (3) (e) 7. A county may be reimbursed for the actual teaching hours of a law enforcement officer who conducts an authorized department snowmobile safety education course. Teaching hours are considered exempt hours and may not be included in patrol hour totals. Reimbursement will be limited to 2 snowmobile safety education courses per patrol year.
8. Administrative time that exceeds 30 percent of the total number of hours claimed on from 8700-61 is not eligible for reimbursement. Hours claimed for teaching snowmobile safety education courses do not count as administrative time for purposes of this subdivision.
Section 4. NR 50.125 is created to read:
50.125 Law enforcement aids to counties (s. 23.33, Stats.). (1) Counties may receive up to 100 percent reimbursement of monies spent on the enforcement of s. 23.33, Stats. Officers involved in the enforcement of s. 23.33, Stats., must have authority pursuant to s. 23.33 (12), Stats. Claims for reimbursement shall be made on claim forms filed with the bureau of law enforcement, department of natural resources on or before June 1 of the year following the 12–month period from May 1 to April 30 for which the claim is made. (2) The following forms shall be used in the all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle enforcement aid program:
(a) ‘NR 64.15(3)(a)Form 8700-59 — Notice of intent to patrol.’ In order to be eligible for the state aids, an all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrol shall function as an enforcement unit and file form 8700-59 with the department listing the authority under which the all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrol will operate. On or before June 1 of each year, a county shall file an intent to patrol form with the department, sent to the attention of the Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Law Enforcement, P.O. Box 7921, Madison, Wisconsin 53707. (b) ‘Form 8700-89 — Daily log.’ Form 8700-89 shall be used in compiling a summary of the all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrol's daily activities and expenses. It is not to be filed with the department, but is to be used for assembling information necessary to complete form 8700-90. This form shall be kept on file by the all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrol to augment its records and shall be available in chronological order for periodic checks by representatives of the department during normal business hours and at the time of the annual audit.
(c) ‘Form 8700-90 — Monthly report.’ Form 8700-90 shall be completed and filed with the department no later than the tenth day following the month covered. The information shown on this form will be a computation of the information taken from the daily logs in form 8700-89.
(d) An appropriate official of the all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrol shall complete the following forms, retain one set for the county's records, and file one set with the bureau of law enforcement, department of natural resources on or before June 1, covering the patrol expense for the preceding 12–month period of May 1 to April 30. Claims that are received by the department after June 1 will not be processed for payment.
1. ‘Form 8700-60 — Application for state aid.’ Form 8700-60 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list the total net cost of the all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrol claimed by the county.
2. ‘Form 8700-61 — Salary schedule.’ Form 8700-61 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list the names and salaries of persons engaged in the enforcement of s. 23.33, Stats. Salary rate shall be restricted to no more than the regular straight time rate that the officer normally receives. Allowable fringe benefit rates are actual costs up to a maximum of 50 percent of the reimbursable straight time salary rate. 3. ‘Form 8700-62 — Travel, materials, and supplies schedule.’ Form 8700-62 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list all reimbursable expenditures other than salaries and depreciable items.
4. ‘Form 8700-63 — Depreciation schedule — straight line method.’ Form 8700-63 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list all capital outlay equipment and the resulting depreciation. Purchase of capital equipment shall be preapproved by the department. Depreciation shall be calculated at the rate of 20 percent annually on each new item of capital equipment for which the cost is $2,500 or greater. All costs of repairs that are $2,500 or greater to an item of capital equipment shall be reimbursed by the department on a 20 percent per year straight line depreciation schedule.
5. ‘Form 8700-64 — Record of court cases for violations of s. 23.33, Stats.’ Form 8700-64 shall be completed by the appropriate county official, who shall list all violations and court actions for the calendar year. (e) Each claim shall be audited by the department as soon as possible after the claim has been received. Payment of claims shall be made no later than October 1. Reimbursement of the actual cost and maintenance of all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle enforcement patrols is authorized. Travel expenses and salaries for training purposes are authorized only for attendance of all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle enforcement training sessions conducted by the department. The person in charge of the patrol or designee is required to attend all designated department all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle enforcement patrol training sessions as a condition of receiving aids under this section and s. 23.33, Stats. (f) Should funds not be sufficient to satisfy the total request of eligible audited costs, funds shall be distributed on a proportional basis.
(g) In order to help achieve uniformity, accountability, and cost controls, the following standards are established:
1. For the purpose of patrol reimbursement, each patrol is eligible for reimbursement for only those hours up to 3 times the state average of arrests per hour for participating sheriff patrols for the past 3 years computed from the statewide all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle sheriff patrol records. Two documented written warnings will be given the same weight as an arrest. No more than 50 percent of the credits to reach the standard may be for written warnings.
2. For the purpose of reimbursement of leased capital equipment, the amount may not be more than 50 percent above the average depreciation cost of the prior year for all all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle patrols claiming depreciation. If a personal all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle is used for patrol, the reimbursement rate shall be no more than the maximum rate for leased all-terrain/utility terrain vehicles prorated for the days of use.
3. When more than 50 percent of the eligible patrols submit claims, no one patrol may receive more than 20 percent of funds available.
4. A minimum of 40 patrol hours is required in order to be eligible for reimbursement.
5. For the purpose of administering reimbursement, search and rescue enforcement costs are eligible only for officers actively looking for all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle operators who are, or who are reasonably believed to be, alive, in distress, or are in a life threatening situation.
6. For the purpose of reimbursement of capital equipment under s. 23.33 (9), Stats., for law enforcement aid to counties, the amount is limited to depreciation for all-terrain/utility terrain vehicles and all-terrain/utility terrain vehicle trailers. 7. A county may be reimbursed for the actual teaching hours of a law enforcement officer who conducts an authorized department all-terrain/utility terrain safety education course. Teaching hours are considered exempt hours and may not be included in patrol hour totals. Reimbursement will be limited to 2 all-terrain/utility terrain safety education courses per patrol year.
8. Administrative time that exceeds 30 percent of the total number of hours claimed on from 8700-61 is not eligible for reimbursement. Hours claimed for teaching all-terrain/utility terrain safety education courses do not count as administrative time for purposes of this subdivision.
Section 5. 50.13 (1m) (a) (intro.) (e), (3) and (4) (c) and (d) (intro.) and 1. to 4. are amended to read:
50.13 (1m) (a) (intro.) On-water patrol hours for each water safety patrol are fundable based on a formula of the number of on-water patrol hours per arrest. The maximum number of on-water patrol hours per arrest shall be not more than 50 percent above the state average of on-water patrol hours per arrest for the past 3 years computed from the statewide municipal patrol records. This ratio may not be less than 15 on-water patrol hours per arrest for inland water patrols or less than 22 on-water patrol hours per arrest for patrols that operate on outlying waters or on lakes of over 100,000 acres. Patrols with a ratio of on-water patrol hours per arrest in excess of the maximum ratio may be funded only for those hours that result in a ratio equal to the maximum ratio allowed. Two documented written warnings will be given the same weight as an arrest. No more than 50 percent of the credits to reach the standard may be for written warnings. Patrols are also subject to all of the following guidelines:
(e) No local unit of government may receive aid under any portion of the program of aids to municipal water safety patrol units unless its water safety patrol has performed at least 40 80 hours of fundable on-the-water patrol time during the calendar year.
(3) Claim forms shall be filed with the appropriate district office of the bureau of law enforcement, department of natural resources, as specified in s. 30.79, Stats. Claims are to be made for the calendar year immediately preceding the filing date. (4) (c) Form 8700-90 — Monthly report. This form is to Form 8700-90 shall be completed and filed with the appropriate district office department no later than the tenth day following the month covered. The information shown on this form will be a computation of the information taken from the daily logs in form 8700-89.
(d) (intro.) On or about September 1 of each year, one set of the following forms will be sent by the department to each municipality which has an active intent to patrol form on file. The appropriate official shall fill out complete the following forms, retain one set for the municipality's records, and file 2 one sets with the appropriate regional office bureau of law enforcement, department of natural resources as specified in s. 30.79, Stats., covering the patrol expense for the preceding calendar year. Claims which are received by the department after January 31 will not be processed for payment. 1. ‘Form 8700-60 — Application for state aid.’ This form is to Form 8700-60 shall be completed by the appropriate municipal official, who shall list the total net cost of the water safety patrol claimed by the municipality.
2. ‘Form 8700-61 — Salary schedule.’ This form is to Form 8700-61 shall be completed by the appropriate municipal official, who shall list the names and salaries of persons engaged in the local enforcement of ss. 30.50 to 30.80, Stats., and any administrative rules and ordinances enacted pursuant thereto. Salary rate is restricted to no more than the regular straight time rate which the officer normally receives. Allowable fringe rates are actual costs up to a maximum of 29 50 percent of the reimbursable straight time salary rate. 3. ‘Form 8700-62 — Travel, materials, and supplies schedule.’ This form is to Form 8700-62 shall be completed by the appropriate municipal official, who shall list all reimbursable expenditures other than salaries and depreciable items.
4. ‘Form 8700-63 — Depreciation schedule — straight line method.’ This form is to Form 8700-63 shall be completed by the appropriate local unit of government official, who shall list all capital outlay equipment and the resulting depreciation. Purchase of capital equipment shall be preapproved by the department. Depreciation shall be calculated at the rate of 20 percent annually on all for each new item of capital equipment for which the cost is ($1000$2,500 or over greater. Repairs $1,000 and under to authorized capital equipment may be reimbursed during the year the repairs were paid for. All costs of repairs over $1,000 $2,500 or greater to an item of capital equipment shall be reimbursed on a 20 percent per year straight line depreciation schedule.
Section 6. NR 50.13 (4) (d) 6. is created to read:
50.13 (4) (d) 6. ‘Form 8700-330 – U.S. Coast Guard Annual Report.’ Form 8700-330 shall be used to compile a summary of the water safety patrol activities for submittal to the U.S. coast guard.
Section 7. NR 50.13 (6) is amended to read:
50.13 (6) Except for time spent teaching boating education courses, No local unit of government is eligible for more than 40 percent of the total number of hours claimed on form 8700-61 for administrative time. Administrative time that exceeds 30 percent of the total number of hours claimed on from 8700-61 is not eligible for reimbursement. Hours claimed for teaching boating safety education courses do not count as administrative time for purposes of this subdivision.
Section 8. NR 50.13 (7) is created to read:
