Sen. Pete Harckham announces state grants for Department of Public Safety, police
The new technology funding totals over $750,000.
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Jun 27, 2024, 12:13 AM
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22h agoSen. Pete Harckham announced Westchester County Department of Public Safety and eight local police departments will receive law enforcement technology funding.
Improvements include more security cameras, plate readers, acoustic gunshot detection systems and unmanned aerial GPS devices.
The new technology funding totals over $750,000. Attendee panel closed
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