The City of Kenosha Police Department and the Kenosha Sheriffâs Department are poised to split 60/40, respectively, the $1 million promised by former President Donald Trump to help cover costs associated with the civil unrest following the shooting of Jacob Blake by a Kenosha Police officer on Aug. 23.
âThe city decided what proportion we got of the $1 million,â Sheriff David Beth told members of the countyâs Judiciary and Law Committee on Wednesday. âAfter some debate of exactly who gets what, the city decided that they get 60 percent and we get 40 percent.â
The 60/40 split of this federal Solicited Law Enforcement grant is consistent with how the KPD and KSD split federal Justice Assistant Grant funds.
Kenosha mayor on Rittenhouse trial, DA decision, moving forward
Only on FOX6: Kenosha mayor on Rittenhouse trial, DA decision, moving forward
Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian sat down with FOX6 s Ben Handelman for a one-on-one conversation to talk about the path forward.
KENOSHA, Wis. - Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian is ready for his city to move forward.
A week after a decision from the Kenosha County District Attorney s Office to not charge any of the Kenosha police officers involved in the August 2018 shooting of Jacob Blake, Antaramian sat down with FOX6 s Ben Handelman for a one-on-one conversation to talk about the path forward.