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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office Is in the Process of Building a Regional Law Enforcement Training Center in Cherokee County. the Facility Will Be the First Public Safety Related Training Center in Cherokee County. Training Topics Will Be Endless, But Include, Legal Updates, Bias Awareness, De-escalation, Crisis Intervention, Digital Forensics, Leadership, Crime Scene Forensics, and Much, Much More. We Understand That New Building Construction Is Not Eligible for Funding, However the Funding We Are Requesting Is for Technology Equipment, Classroom Equipment, Furniture, Training Equipment, Training Aides, Training Materials, and the Alike to Equip the New Training Center.
Committed
$335,324
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