Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office Requested $175K to Procure Tru Narc Handheld Narcotics Detection Device and Training for the Distribution of Handheld Narcotics Analyzers to Road Patrol Units. the Two-year Project Will Implement a Data Tracking System to Monitor Usage of Devices, Substances Identified, and If the Outcome Resulted in an Arrest. a Mid-year and Final Report Will Be Developed to Evaluate Effectiveness, Identify Gaps, and Inform Future Strategies to Support Accountability and Demonstrate the Project's Role in Disrupting Local Drug Markets and Increasing Officer and Community Safety.
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$175,000
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