Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Dallas County Sheriff's Office Responds to All Calls That a Full Service Police Department Responds to Including Threats, Such as Terrorism, Natural Disasters, Violent Crime and Mass Shootings, as Well as Court Ordered Transports and Civil Process. Some of the Vehicles in Its Fleet Are Approaching 200,000 Miles With Some Over 200,000 Miles and Over Half at 300,000 Miles as Well as High Idling Hours. the Addition of These 5 Vehicles Will Allow the Department to Better Protect Its Officers as Well as the Community They Serve.
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$250,000
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