Federal grant · block grant (a)

Plymouth County

Plymouth County, Through the City of Brockton and the Town of Plymouth Will Use Funding From the FY24 Jag Program to Fulfill the Elements of the Program That Are Intended to Enhance Local Law Enforcement, Community Safety, Officer Safety, and Community Policing Efforts. Funding Will Be Used to Improve the Function of the Countys Criminal Justice System by Supporting, Purchasing Police Patrol Equipment to Prevent and Investigate Criminal Activity and Interrupt the Cycle of Violence Against Citizens of Plymouth County. This Technology Will Include Updated Officer Communications Equipment, Patrol Vests, and Patrol Electric Bicycles.

Committed

$88,656

Paid out
$17.3K
20%
Committed, not yet paid
$71.3K
80%

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Source

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