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A total of 52 police departments in Massachusetts were awarded money to implement or expand body-worn cameras.

Four local communities got money from the state to support body-worn camera programs for their officers.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine joined state, local and federal leaders in Columbus Tuesday to unveil the new Central Ohio Crime Gun Intelligence Center (CGIC).

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Town police officers wrapped up training on their new body-worn camera program on May 12, including on usage and storage.

Following a 10-month tenure as Acting Police Chief, Charles Lawson will begin as Police Chief for SEPTA this Sunday.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Monday that the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) will enhance its aviation technology to offer improved air support to local law enforcement agencies across the state.

Gov. Mike DeWine Friday announced that he is awarding $20 million in grants to support more than three dozen community-based intervention programs in their work to prevent violence and support crime victims, including the Salem Police Department for crisis response. The Salem Police Department will receive $168,742.99, one of three crisis response programs receiving a […]

Public safety remained a high priority over the past eight years, with a 48% increase in general funding going to the Colorado Springs Police Department.

Metro Transit Police officers will soon be equipped with body-worn cameras.

The City of Chillicothe has been awarded a $28,832 Body Worn Camera Program grant, according to a press release from the city.