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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Here’s a summary of federal funding in 2018 for law enforcement agencies
PAL programs teach teens accountability for the choices they make in life
Demonstration is a significant milestone in the development of LTE for public safety
Wisconsin’s undaunted ALERT Team is equipped and prepared to respond to and mitigate terrorist, WMD, or other catastrophic events
Federal funds provide for additional speed and alcohol detection equipment and also provide enforcement funding for aggressive driving, impaired driving, and pedestrian safety
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Two more grants were awarded to the police department in October
Received $81,293 from the Secure Our Schools grant program of the U.S. Department of Justice
Will receive more than $2.1 million in federal grants to help create safer routes
NYPD hasn’t gotten a slice of federal grant money since 2005
The system, which will take three to five years to develop and cost $700 million, will improve interoperability
Grant will help upgrade the public safety radio systems in both counties
Nearly $9 million in federal funding will be going to seven tribes in Minnesota
Department was chosen to receive $100,000 in federal funding for law enforcement technology equipment
These weapons are being used often in situations where the suspect’s intentions are not clearly understood
Money obtained in police seizures and controlled by the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office has been awarded to 21 municipalities and the Rutgers University PD
Local law enforcement agencies are putting federal Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) grants to good use
The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office joins agencies in Helena, Bozeman, and Billings in receiving Violence Against Women Act grants disbursed by the Montana Board of Crime Control
The vast majority of smaller jurisdictions are also the least affluent, with funding for their law enforcement agencies following suit