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Legislator announces nearly $200,000 grant for Upper Merion police
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Legislator announces nearly $200,000 grant for Upper Merion police
KING OF PRUSSIA — Upper Merion Township has been awarded $197,301 from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to launch a new law enforcement–behavioral health co-responder program within the Upper Merion Police Department. The grant was announced by state Rep. Tim Briggs, D–Montgomery. The program will improve how law enforcement responds to calls involving people experiencing mental or behavioral health crises. With this funding,…
·Montgomery County, United States
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