Accept $83,155 federal grant to buy police safety equipment
$83,155
Resolution 57-17
In Plain English
The Richmond Police Department received federal funding through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant program. This money will purchase safety equipment for officers. The grant requires no city matching funds or ongoing costs.
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