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who the agency lodges immigration detainers before
Immigration and Customs Enforcement makes an independent biometric or biographic match
through the normal booking process.
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8. The number of unauthorized aliens the agency transports from its jail facility to an Immigration and
Customs Enforcement facility upon conclusion of the immigration detainer period in lieu of ICE
taking custody of the individual at the jail facility.
9. The monetary amount of the reimbursement costs the agency received from Immigration and
Customs Enforcement in the prior month, the agency’s reimbursement rate from ICE, and how
many beds the agency incurred for housing the unauthorized aliens from the time those aliens’
state law charges were resolved until they were either released from jail or to the custody of ICE.
The agency shall also report the difference between its actual unauthorized alien housing cost and
the reimbursable amount for each month.
SECTION VI: PERFORMANCE REPORTING
The Participating Agency is responsible for maintaining adequate documentation to support the
performance of activities under this award. This documentation shall be maintained in the Participating
Agency’s own grant file and shall be provided for review upon request.
The Participating Agency must adhere to the minimum performance documentation requirements outlined
below based on the activity they are performing.
IGP-A Immigration Enforcement Training Programs
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking the training of each officer. The required information
includes, but is not limited to:
1. Name and location of training
2. Agency or entity hosting the training
3. Office name and ID
4. Overtime hours associated with completing the training, including associated employer-paid fringe
benefits
5. Travel costs associated with completing the training
6. Material costs associated with completing the training
IGP-B Subletting Detention Beds to Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking beds used for detaining unauthorized aliens on behalf
of ICE. The required information includes, but is not limited to:
1. Identification number to track the unauthorized alien
2. Date and time the individual was released on their state charges
3. Date and time the individual leaves the facility or is transferred to ICE custody
IGP-C Transporting Aliens on Behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking the transport of unauthorized aliens on behalf of ICE.
The required information includes, but is not limited to:
1. Identification number to track the unauthorized alien
2. Transport officers assigned to the detail (the grant will reimburse a maximum of two officers per
transport)
3. Point of origin, date, and departure time
4. Point of return, date, and arrival time
5. Overtime costs incurred, including the associated employer-paid fringe benefits
6. Travel costs incurred during the transport detail (i.e., hotel, meals, mileage, etc.)
IGP-D Travel and Lodging Directly Related to 287(g) Task Force Activities
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The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking any travel-related costs directly associated with active
participation in task force activities under the 287(g) program. The required information includes, but is not
limited to:
1. Officer name and ID
2. Point of origin, date, and departure time
3. Point of return, date, and arrival time
4. Travel costs incurred during the operation/activity (i.e., hotel, meals, mileage, etc.)
IGP-E Bonus Payments to Law Enforcement Officers
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking the certification of each officer and the ICE-related
operations each officer participates in. The required information includes, but is not limited to:
1. Officer name and ID
2. Date credentialed as a Designated Immigration Officer
3. Operation date
4. Brief description of ICE-related operation
IGP-F Bonus Payments to Corrections Officers
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking the certification of each officer. The required information
includes, but is not limited to:
1. Officer name and ID
2. Date credentialed as a Designated Immigration Officer or Warrant Service Officer
3. Date the officer began serving as a DIO or WSO
IGP-G Equipment, Hardware and Software
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking the equipment, hardware, and/or software in
accordance with their own inventory, device management, and/or maintenance policy. The Participating
Agency is responsible for ensuring compliance with CJIS Security Standards, and any other applicable
policies, for any equipment, hardware, and/or software purchase that interface with state or federal
databases.
IGP-H Other Costs Associated with Immigration Enforcement
The Participating Agency is responsible for tracking any other incidental costs related to moving,
transporting, lodging, temporary detention, or active participation in task force activities under the 287(g)
program. The required information for tracking will vary depending on the activity being funded. The
Participating Agency shall track in sufficient detail to document the performance of the activity and the
associated costs in the event of an external audit.
SECTION VII: FINANCIAL REPORTING AND REIMBURSEMENT
All reimbursement requests associated with this award will be managed through the Board’s electronic
grant management system. The participating agency must complete the following three steps, in sequential
order, to submit a reimbursement request.
Expense Entry
The Participating Agency is responsible for entering the individual expenses associated with the allowable
budget items in Section III of this agreement. These expenses are to be entered as individual items in the
electronic grant management system and must adhere to the guidelines for the applicable cost type outlined
below.
For any contract, subscription, or payment plan type invoicing, this grant award can only cover the cost of
payments made to the vendor/supplier during the grant period.
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The grant cannot reimburse payments that will occur after June 30, 2026.
Overtime and Associated Fringe Benefits
Field Name Data Required Example
Salary Total cost being requested for
1,473.40
reimbursement $
Expense Date Date Paid (or last date paid if multiple
03/31/2025
for the month)
Expense Status Reviewed N/A
Payee Officer Name John Doe
Description Description of Activity DIO Task Force Operation
Dates Work Performed OT Dates: 03/10/2025, 3/23/2025
Total Hours x Pay Rate 10 hours x $100/hour = $1,000
Benefits Breakdown FICA = $1,000 x 7.65% = $76.50
Date(s) Paid FRS = $1,000 x 35.19% = $351.90
WC = $1,000 x 4.5% = $45.00
Paid: 3/17/2025, 3/31/2025
Documentation Timesheets N/A
to Upload OT detail slips (if applicable)
Paystub
Employer-paid benefit statement (if not
clearly shown on paystub)
Travel Costs and Mileage
Field Name Data Required Example
Direct Cost Total cost being requested for
501.42
reimbursement $
Expense Date Date Traveler Paid by Participating
03/31/2025
Agency
Expense Status Reviewed N/A
Payee Traveler Name John Doe
Description Reason 287(g) operation in Orlando, FL
Destination(s) Dates: 3/15/2025 – 3/17/2025
Dates of travel Mileage: $0.445/mile x 147 mi. = $65.42
Breakdown of associated travel cost Hotel: 2 nights x $176.50/night = $353
Meals: $83
Documentation Travel Voucher (Form SBIE-004) and N/A
to Upload documentation as required by form.
Subletting Beds to ICE
Field Name Data Required Example
Direct Cost Total cost being requested for
1,960.00
reimbursement for reporting month $
Expense Date Last day of the reporting month 03/31/2025
Expense Status Reviewed N/A
Payee Participating agency name Elm County Sheriff’s Office
Description Invoice Period March 2025
Total number of detainees of Detainees = 25
Total number of bed days of Bed Days = 56
Reimbursement Rate Rate = $35/day
Documentation Monthly Bed Day Summary (Form N/A
to Upload SBIE-005)
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Equipment, Hardware, and/or Software
Field Name Data Required Example
Direct Cost Total cost being requested for
17,500
reimbursement for reporting month $
Expense Date Date invoice paid by Participating
03/31/2025
Agency
Expense Status Reviewed N/A
Payee Vendor/Supplier Idemia
Description Item(s) calculation 5) Rapid ID devices @ $3,100 each
Service Period (if applicable) MDM software @ $2,000 each (October
Method of Payment (check #, ACH, 2025 – September 2026)
credit care) Paid with Check # 25985
Documentation Purchase Order N/A
to Upload Invoice
Proof of payment (cancelled check,
ACH transfer log showing paid status,
credit card statement)
Contract Services
Field Name Data Required Example
Direct Cost Total cost being requested for
9,000
reimbursement for reporting month $
Expense Date Date invoice paid by Participating
03/31/2025
Agency
Expense Status Reviewed N/A
Payee Vendor/Supplier Elm County Sheriff’s Office
Description Short expense description Software configuration and
Service Period (if applicable)
