Motorola Solutions - Body Cameras GrantFinder Assistance Program

Get Help With Grant Funding for Motorola Solutions - Body Cameras

Fill out the form below to get no-cost, customized grant help for projects in the Body Cameras category. This includes grant research, grant alert notices and grant application feedback from our team of grant experts. Whether you’re just starting your project or need to add the final touches to an application, our grant consultants have teamed up with Motorola Solutions - Body Cameras to provide grant resources and services specific to Body Cameras. We do not guarantee funding, but will do everything we can to assist you in submitting a successful grant application.

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Records Management Systems Radios & Radio Accessories NG911 License Plate Readers In-Car Camera Systems Body Cameras Drones Crime Analysis & Investigation Software

About Motorola

In addition to our Body Cameras Grant Assistance Program, we have programs for the following products:
- Crime Analysis Software

- Drones

- In-Car Camera Systems

- License Plate Readers

- NG911

- Radios & Radio Accessories

- Records Management Systems

Motorola Solutions is solving for safer. We build and connect technologies to help protect people, property and places. Our solutions enable the collaboration between public safety agencies and enterprises that’s critical for a proactive approach to safety and security. Learn more about how we’re solving for safer communities, safer schools, safer hospitals, safer businesses – safer everywhere – at www.motorolasolutions.com .

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Note on procurement integrity

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