Daytona Beach Shores says it implemented federal 287(g) program and received $167,515 reimbursement
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City leaders said they signed a 287(g) agreement, trained supervisors and investigators before Oct. 1, and received $167,515 on Sept. 30 as federal reimbursement for vehicles, training and equipment.
Daytona Beach Shores officials told the commission they completed implementation of the federal 287(g) program and received a federal reimbursement of $167,515.
"You may remember that, last year, the Florida legislature compelled all police departments and sheriff's offices to comply with the 287 g program to, to work with ICE on immigration enforcement. You all passed, and we entered into our agreement," a city official said. The implementation was led by Lieutenant Catherine Goetz, who "headed that up," officials said. Supervisors and investigators were trained and the program was operational before Oct. 1.
A city official said, "on September 30, federal government deposited a $167,515 into our account as reimbursement for vehicles, training, and equipment. And we were able to roll that into our reserves." A commissioner asked that thanks be passed to Lieutenant Goetz for organizing the effort.