I am requesting funding for Use of Force instruction and Operational Capabilities in Fiscal Year 2027.
Request funding for Use of Force instruction and operational capabilities at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Fiscal Year 2027.
Occurrences
This project seeks funding for movable wall systems, which allows instructors to rapidly reconfigure training layouts.
I am requesting funding for G45 Gen5 and optics to upgrade to current standards, as well as specialized traffic and safety equipment upgrades including officer flashlights and safety wands.
Project Name: Use of Force Instruction and Operational Capabilities ... Requested Amount: $542,640
Project Name: Use of Force Instruction and Operational Capabilities ... Requested Amount: $542,640 ... Provides a $542,640 investment for GPSTC to protect critical training assets across multiple state campuses and provide essential mutual aid and backup to local and state departments in emergencies.
Evidence
"I am requesting funding for Use of Force instruction and Operational Capabilities in Fiscal Year 2027. The entity to receive funding for this project is Georgia Public Safety Training Center, located at 1000 Indian Springs Drive, Forsyth, GA 31029..."
"All FY 2027 submissions are now closed." ... "Project Name: Use of Force Instruction and Operational Capabilities" ... "Project Sponsor: Georgia Public Safety Training Center (GPSTC)" ... "Requested Amount: $542,640"
"Members are required to post every Community Project Funding request online. Links to those public requests are available on their websites." ... "Projects Included in the Fiscal Year 2027 House Bills" ... "A table of included Community Project Funding requests is available here."
Assessments
The evidence shows Austin Scott did make the promised request for FY2027 funding for Use of Force instruction and operational capabilities at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center, including a formal appropriations submission and listing on his FY2027 appropriations page. However, there is no evidence here that the request was included in enacted appropriations legislation or otherwise funded. Because the promise was specifically to request funding, he appears to have taken the promised action, but the available record is still at the submission stage and does not establish final disposition or successful delivery of funds. Given the lack of enactment evidence and the ongoing FY2027 appropriations process, the safest judgment is unresolved, with credit for meaningful effort.