ST. CHARLES, Missouri — The St. Charles County Council is scheduled to take up a $620,000 federal award for its cybercrime task force Monday. The measure would let the county accept the money and give the Police Department authority to spend it.

The Justice Department award runs for 24 months and requires no local match, Police Chief Kurt Frisz told council members in a memo. He said the task force would use it principally for investigative and forensic technology and related infrastructure.

The council bill is an authorization to accept and budget the grant. The accompanying memo does not itemize purchases or name vendors. Individual procurements would still have to comply with county rules and federal grant requirements.

The bill is listed for final passage at Monday’s regular meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. at the County Executive Building.