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The Citrus County Sheriffs Office and Citrus County Are Always Looking for Opportunities to Take Advantage of the Newest Proven Technology to Ensure That Our Officers and Other Law Enforcement Members Have the Tools and Information They Need to Function as Safely and Efficiently as Possible in Todays Information Driven Environment. FY24 Jag Funds Will Be Used to Implement an Up-to-date, Efficient Data Network to Serve the Needs of County-wide Law Enforcement in Citrus County, FL, by Providing Wireless Data Communication for Patrol Officers to Improve Job Efficiency and Officer Safety.
Committed
$29,464
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