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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The state police will use the funding toward community outreach programs and other programming designed to reduce youth involvement in gang activity
Small-town police departments turn to grant funds to address the challenges of limited resources, personnel shortages and technology gaps
Rigaku’s handheld Raman CQL Series analyzers are now grant ready
The Flock Safety technology can differentiate a gunshot from a firework and turns on video surveillance automatically when a gunshot is detected
Through a fellowship model, New Blue seeks to create a network of police officers committed to bringing about change within their departments
The $100,000 grant is expected to allow Portland police to more than double the number of enforcement missions they undertake
OMNIQ was invited to demonstrate the new system for border control in North America
$80,000 in awarded grants to be used for educational and disaster relief purposes, focusing on better preparation for our communities
Mental Health
“In times of need, we want to do everything we can to protect those in crisis and get them timely help and health,” Gov. Phil Murphy said
Partnership with Ten-8 Fire and Safety and Frontline Communications will enhance St. Petersburg’s law enforcement capabilities with a high-tech mobile command vehicle for diverse operations
Ky. PD receives grant to start mental health response team, pay OT to LEOs with specialized training
“This is an enormous step forward in our ability to respond to mental health emergencies,” Mayor Linda Gorton said. “It will make it possible for us to provide the most appropriate response to an individual in crisis and connect them to the best resource”
The money will be used for educational resources regarding speeding and bike and pedestrian safety, as well as road safety testing
“[This grant allows] us to teach safe behaviors to ... children in our community by providing walking courses and bicycle trainings, as well as distributing free helmets and safety equipment,” Salinas PD Chief Roberto Filice stated
“These grants support the life-saving work of first responders and help public safety agencies to meet the needs of those they serve,” Gov. Maura Healey said
“It seems that every time I come in, in the morning, I look at a briefing report and we had something at night where we’re trying to track an individual, and the [night vision goggles] are just vital to what we’re doing,” Sheriff Jim DeWees said
The Providing Child Care for Police Officers Act would provide $3M in grants for agencies to open and operate child care centers for officers’ families
Under the program is paired up with a Cleveland police officer who is trained in crisis intervention
“We can’t recreate this at the police academy or anywhere else,” S.C. law enforcement leader Mark Keel said. “We can’t recreate the long hallways, cafeterias, gyms, stairwells”
The SHERP vehicle will be used for ice and water rescues in the county’s marshland
The grant includes funds for an additional police officer and civilian help to analyze data from the cameras, West Hartford Police Chief Vernon Riddick said
This new program helps people in small places who have a big idea shape that concept into something concrete – and they want more cops and corrections on board
“We will be able to increase our efforts in making our roads safer for everyone and focus on critical areas such as distracted driving, impaired driving and speeding,” Lt. Jason Bolfango said
“We have identified and employed the latest technology in an effort to ensure connectivity within our communications network,” Sheriff Michael Filicetti said
Indiana district deploys ZeroEyes across nine school campuses to proactively protect students and faculty from potential threats
The department also announced the cities that will be added to the National Public Safety Partnership in 2024, as well as a national summit on violent crime
The grant will expand the New York State Police units dedicated to finding online threats and will also be available for local departments to combat hate crimes
City police departments will use the money for mental health training, community engagement officers and officer overtime
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