Federal grant · block grant (a)
The Henderson Police Department Will Use the $20,013.00 Allocated to the City of Henderson to Purchase Nine (9) Level Iiia Ballistic Shields to Assist With Tactical Entries, Active Shooter Events, and Officer/civilian Down Rescues. Two (2) Shields Will Be Distributedamongst the Four (4)PATROL Shifts (total of 8), and One (1) Willbe Assigned to the Criminal Investigations Section of the Department. the Implementation of Ballistic Shields on the Line Level Will Allow Officers Access to Additional Ballistic Protection That Willprovide Additional Safety to Themselves and to Civilians During Rapid and Evolving Events That Members in Law Enforcement May Encounter at Any Time. Active Shooting Events Can Occur at Any Place and Time Where Officers Serve and Citizens Visit Such as the Workplace, Shopping Center, and Entertainment Venues. the Vance County Sheriffs Office Will Use the $10,756.00 From the Grant Funds to Purchase Three (3) Level Iiia Ballistic Helmets to Equiptheir Special Response Team With Ballistic Head Protectionand Three (3) Night Vision Goggles to Assist in Conducting Operations in Low Light Conditions and in the Rural Areas of the County. the Sheriffs Office Also Plans to Use the Grant Funding to Purchase a Covert Tracker That Willbe Used to Conduct Criminal and Illegal Narcotic Investigations.
Committed
$30,769
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