MassachusettsDistrict attorney reports forfeiture funds and program spending
The Northwestern District Attorney’s Office submits its annual report, listing fiscal year 2026 forfeiture funds and selected community and education program expenses.
What it does
The Northwestern District Attorney’s Office reports $38,509.30 in funds ordered forfeited in fiscal year 2026, after the police share. It lists $7,678.69 in program expenses, including drug take-back and education initiatives.
Argument forReporting forfeiture receipts and named program expenses may help lawmakers track how the district attorney’s office uses these funds.
Argument againstGarbled and blank report entries may make it harder for lawmakers and the public to see how forfeiture money was used.
More detail
The Northwestern District Attorney’s Office reports forfeiture funds and selected program expenses for fiscal year 2026. The report covers the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office and its community outreach programs. The report says the forfeiture amount is after distribution of the police share. The report covers fiscal year 2026.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed 1st Chamber
- Passed 2nd Chamber
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- Became Law
Looking ahead
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History
- 2026
- Oct 1Placed on fileIntroduced
Criminal JusticeGovernment & EthicsEducation