Accept $150,000 federal grant to buy police body-worn cameras
$150,000
Resolution 1-16
In Plain English
The Department of Justice awarded Richmond police this grant to purchase body cameras and related equipment. The city must provide a $150,000 match using existing resources or staff time. If approved, officers will wear cameras that record interactions with the public.
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