These grants represent the eighth round of the Ohio Violent Crime Reduction Grant Program, bringing the total awarded amount to $45.9 million to 132 law enforcement agencies.
“By investing in our law enforcement agencies and our peace officers, we’re also investing in the safety of our citizens,” said Governor DeWine. “The goal of this grant program is to support the around-the-clock work of local law enforcement authorities so that they can enhance their efforts to keep citizens safe.”Canton Police Department - $74,760
For technology to help identify emerging hotspots, gather intelligence, deploy resources and support crime prevention efforts. Funding will also be used to provide training on problem-oriented policing strategies to help officers build community trust.To hire 12 new officers to allow for more proactive policing initiatives to prevent violent crime.
In addition, the following departments will receive grants for retention and/or hiring bonuses to help maintain current law enforcement staffing levels, recruit new officers and continue ongoing public safety services to prevent and investigate violent crime.
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