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DeWine announces grant awards for body camera programs across Ohio

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In the latest round, 131 agencies will receive a grant award.

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WKTN

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Governor DeWine Announces Support for Local Law Enforcement to Launch, Maintain Body-Worn Camera Programs

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced additional support for the use of body-worn cameras by local law enforcement. As part of the fourth round of the Ohio Body-Worn Camera Grant Program, the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) will award nearly $4.6 million in funding to help local law enforcement agencies across Ohio pay for body-worn camera equipment and associated costs. A total of 131 law enfo…

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WKYC

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Gov. Mike DeWine announces grant funding for law enforcement bodycam equipment costs across Northeast Ohio

Nearly 50 law enforcement agencies in Northeast Ohio will receive grant funding, including six departments that will use the money to set up new bodycam programs.

5 days ago·Cleveland, United States

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The Morning Journal

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Avon, Avon Lake police receive funds for body-worn cameras

The Avon and Avon Lake police departments will receive state funding for body-worn cameras, according to a news release. Avon Lake Police Department will receive $19,372, Avon Police Department was awarded $5,234 and Monroeville Police Department in Huron County is slated for $15,454, the release said. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced additional support for the use of body-worn cameras by local law enforcement. As part of the fourth round of the …

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Cleveland

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Ohio awards $4.6M to police to buy, upgrade bodycams

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Five police departments in Northeast Ohio are among 21 across the state that will receive funding to buy body-worn cameras, officials announced Thursday.

5 days ago·Cleveland, United States

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WYTV

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Local police departments getting state money for body cameras

(WKBN) -- State funding will help some local police stations pay for body cameras and the technology to use them. The following local departments are receiving state money: Columbiana County Perry Township Police Department: $21,560 Mahoning County Village of New Middletown Police Department: $1,710.71 Mahoning County Sheriff's Office: $17,152 Canfield Police Department: $30,000 Youngstown State University Police Department: $41,548 Trumbull …

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Three police departments in Defiance County get money for body cameras from Ohio

DEFIANCE COUNTY, Ohio (WANE) Dozens of police departments in Ohio will be getting funds to help them pay for body-worn camera equipment and the associated costs, including three in Defiance County. On Thursday, Governor Mike DeWine announced the fourth round of recipients of money from the Ohio Body-Worn Camera Grant Program, and the Ohio Department of Public Safety's Office of Criminal Justice Services. Nearly $4.6 million will be awarded. “Bod…

5 days ago·Fort Wayne, United States

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