Powhatan County

Powhatan County Sheriff's Office, in Partnership With Crater Criminal Justice Training Academy, Will Design and Deliver Training on De-escalation, Safely Responding to Individuals in Mental Health Crisis, and Individuals With Disabilities. This Will Be a Multi-jurisdictional Effort That Allows Agency From Across Their Region to Take Part in Training. Training Will Take Place Across 12 Different Course Tracks.

Committed

$349,240

Paid out
$52.2K
15%
Committed, not yet paid
$297.0K
85%

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Source

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Federal grant · project grant (b)

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