Police Grants
Police1’s Police Grants section provides a comprehensive database of grants, news, information and resources to help law enforcement agencies identify and secure available grant funding.
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“No matter how and where one prays, every Californian deserves to be safe,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said after approving millions in funding for additional policing
The need for wellness programs in law enforcement is critical; for cash-strapped agencies, grant funding can be a game-changer
“At the end of the day, BRIC helps solve crimes, particularly violent crime, homicides. BRIC brings justice and some solace, a little bit of peace and a little bit of closure,” city councilor Michael Flaherty said
“These grants provide local police agencies with resources to implement technology that while improving investigations and advancing the fundamental principles of transparency and accountability,” Gov. Maura Healey said
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“We will not only focus on individuals responsible for the thefts, but also those in getaway cars and those selling the stolen items,” Sheriff Luna said
The Fulton County DA received the grant to hire two detectives from Atlanta PD to assist with mitigating the backlog of cases, some dating back to the 80s
Dr. David P. Weber, who blew the whistle on misconduct in the Bernie Madoff and R. Allen Stanford cases, is using a $2.6M grant to oversee interns investigating fraudsters preying on the elderly
The grants will help local law enforcement agencies create investigative units, increase foot patrol, and purchase advanced surveillance technology and equipment
The Madison Police Department has added six community outreach officers through a federal COPS grant as part of the department’s initiative to combat crime
By investing in the health of their officers, the New Castle County PD gains a more resilient and effective organization capable of serving their community
K-9 Crue has already become popular in town after only one week on the job, Danville Police say
A majority of first responder agencies lack necessary funds for purchasing equipment and technology
Law enforcement offices that serve rural counties can receive funds to raise pay, hire new officers and buy new equipment
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Jackson County agreed to supply funding for an “emergency” situation after Kansas City government could not provide it
Funds to combat violent crime and opioid abuse may also help agencies fund communications technology
An Allegany County program places trained security personnel, some active and some retired police officers, deputies and troopers, in the schools to provide security
The Flagstaff Police Department now has one ZOLL AED Plus defibrillator in every patrol vehicle, funded through a $100K grant from Health First Foundation Northern Arizona and Griffith Blue Heart
The grant will “provide training and equipment to specially trained officers to respond to dangerous situations,” the DA said
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Gov. Healey announced a round of federal grant money to pay for various law enforcement and community programs through the state’s Safer Communities Initiative
The emergence of technological advancements and information systems has profoundly transformed the capacity of law enforcement to exchange vital intelligence in real-time efficiently
The department plans to use the drones to assist largely with search and rescue, especially with missing persons and children
The statewide program awarded $25 million in funds to go toward the SRO hires, which the state said will help protect over 334,000 students
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