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Federal grant · block grant (a)
Funds Will Be Used to Expand the Resources of the Clay County Sheriffs Office (CCSO) Technology and Analysis Division (TAD) by Purchasing Additional Ruggedized and Standardsurface Laptops. the Rugged Laptops Are Built Tough and Able to Withstand Harsh Environments, While a Regular Laptop Is Not Built for Such Conditions. the Rugged Laptops Will Assist During Large Scale Call Outs, Storm Events, Search and Rescue Operations, and Crime Scenes Providing the Ability of Support Members to Work With Deputies and Investigators and Relay Pertinent Information in a Timely Manner. the Regular Laptops Will Assist in Expanding the Agencys Remote Work Capabilities in the Event the Offices Must Close for Safety Concerns (i.e. Pandemic, Storms, Etc.), Allowing Members to Be Productive From Home for Essential Job Functions. by Increasing the Number of Laptops, Ccso Will Also Improve Overall Response Time and Ensure That Critical Operations Continue Without Delays, Ultimately Boosting Productivity and Effectiveness in Serving the Community.
Committed
$42,535
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