Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Pasco Sheriff's Office Is Pleased to Submit This Application for the FY25 Community Policing Development Microgrants. We Propose to Fund a Crucial Mission Analyst Position for an Estimated 19-MONTH Period of the 24-MONTH Period of Performance. This Initiative Directly Aligns With the Cops Office's Program Goal to "increase the Use of Community Policing Principles to Address Public Safety Problems Facing Communities and Law Enforcement Agencies Through Innovative Strategies and Projects." by Integrating This Role, We Aim to Significantly Enhance Our Ability to Implement Community Policing Strategies, Specifically Within the "immigration and Border Security" Subcategory With Integration of Several Other Categories.
Committed
$175,000
Paid out
$3.1K
2%
Committed, not yet paid
$171.9K
98%
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