Pennsylvania law allocates $5 million annually from the Motor License Fund to the Pennsylvania State Police for police officer training expenses, with provisions for pro rata payments if funds are insufficient. Additionally, the law mandates the Department of Transportation to publish a manual establishing a uniform system of traffic-control devices aligned with federal standards. These provisions aim to support police training and ensure consistent traffic control across the state.
The funds are allocated annually to support municipal police officer education and training expenses, ensuring proper training across the state.
The Department of Transportation publishes a manual for a uniform system of traffic-control devices that aligns with federal standards and the Manual on Uniform Traffic-Control Devices.
Payments are made on a pro rata basis, proportionally distributing available funds among eligible recipients.
The law was enacted on November 25, 2013, and took effect 60 days after enactment, with annual funding beginning July 1, 2014.