In Jackson, $100 million DOJ grant will modernize forensic lab and gunshot detection
The funding aims to address the 22 youth homicides recorded in 2026 by establishing a new forensic laboratory and command center, city officials said.
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Jacksonville Sheriff's Office selected as one of four cities for nearly $300 million DOJ public safety initiative
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville has been selected as one of four cities nationwide to participate in a nearly $300 million federal public safety initiative aimed at reducing crime, expanding law enforcement capabilities, and strengthening community services, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced. The U.S. Department of Justice selected the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office for its new Model… The post Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office selected as…
In Jackson, $100 million DOJ grant will modernize forensic lab and gunshot detection
Jackson has been selected for the Department of Justice's Model Cities Initiative, receiving $100 million to implement a data-driven public safety strategy over the next three years.
VICTORY: Trump DOJ Names FOUR CITIES to Split $300M Crime Crackdown Jackpot — Jacksonville, Baton Rouge, Jackson & St. Louis Win Model Cities Initiative
The Justice Department has selected Jacksonville, Baton Rouge, Jackson and St. Louis to share nearly $300 million in Model Cities Initiative funding, rewarding cities that pitched real plans to cut violent crime and back the blue.
FIRST ON FOX: Four U.S. cities will share almost $300 million in federal funding after competing to show how they would reduce violent crime and strength
4 US cities are the lucky winners of Trump's $300M crime crackdown contest - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: Four U.S. cities will share almost $300 million in federal funding after competing to show how they would reduce violent crime and strengthen local law enforcement. Jacksonville, Florida; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Jackson, Mississippi; and St. Louis, Missouri, were selected for the Justice Department’s new [...]
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