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Farrell gets $25,000 state Law Enforcement Recruitment grant

HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency has awarded the city of Farrell a $25,000 Law Enforcement Recruitment grant.

Berks County Organizations Receive $284,845 in State Funding for Security and Law Enforcement Programs

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Berks organizations receive $284,845 in state funding for security and law enforcement projects

The PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency approved the grant funding, including several projects aimed at bolstering security at local synagogues.

South Coatesville sets aside $39,000 for new software for its police

On May 9, South Coatesville Borough allocated $39,000 to provide its police department with new software.

Social worker to be hired by Sharpsburg via federal grant

Sharpsburg officials plan to use a federal grant to hire a full-time social worker. The borough received $180,564 in covid relief funds earlier this year to cover the salary of a social worker for two years and purchase two computers for police cars. Council Vice President Karen Pastor said candidates

St. Marys and Ridgway Police receive grant for body-worn cameras – Connect FM | Local News Radio

RIDGWAY – Two Elk County police departments have been awarded grants by the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to help purchase body-worn cameras. St. Marys’ City Police is receiving more than $158,000 to help purchase the cameras, plus provide defensive tactics and use of […]

York County programs awarded $4 million to improve public safety

State Representative Carol Hill-Evans, D-York, announced today that the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency awarded York County $4 million in grants.

Over $7.8 Million in Grant Funding Announced for Montgomery and Delaware Counties

Cleona Borough Council adds new member to take Robert Moyer's seat

Council members appointed Rafael Jimenez-Gomez to fill the remaining term of Robert Moyer, who resigned to devote time to other commitments.