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New grants available for New Hampshire police departments to receive, maintain body, dash cameras

New grants available for New Hampshire police departments to receive, maintain body, dash cameras
IN WASHINGTON, I'M JARRED HILL. LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE GRANITE STATE NOW HAS ACCESS TO NEARLY ONE POINT TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO PURCHASE BODY AND DASH CAMS. NEW HAMPSHIRE'S DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY COMMISSIONER SAYS THE MONEY APPROVED BY STATE LAWMAKERS WILL HELP EVEN MORE AGENCIES GET THE EQUIPMENT. <WE'RE ENCOURAGING ANYONE TO APPLY, THERE'S GOING TO BE MORE MONEY. LIKE I SAID 1.2 MILLION DOLLARS AVAILABLE NOW. WE'VE MADE THIS PROCESS AS EASY AS POSSIBLE, THE APPLICATION THE SCORING. ANYONE WHO HAS ANY QUESTIONS CAN REACH OUT TO GRANT'S MANAGEMENT. WE'RE AVAILABLE ALL DAY AND WE'RE MOVING FORWARD.> THE
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New grants available for New Hampshire police departments to receive, maintain body, dash cameras
Law enforcement in the Granite State now has access to nearly $1.2 million in additional funding to purchase body and dash cameras.New Hampshire’s department of safety commissioner Robert Quinn said the money approved by state lawmakers will help even more agencies get the equipment.“We’re encouraging anyone to apply. There's going to be more money. Like I said $1.2 million available now,” Quinn said. “We've made this process as easy as possible, the application the scoring. Anyone who has any questions can reach out to grants management. We're available all day and we're moving forward.”The deadline to apply for the grant money is Sept. 7.Each agency can be reimbursed up to $50,000.

Law enforcement in the Granite State now has access to nearly $1.2 million in additional funding to purchase body and dash cameras.

New Hampshire’s department of safety commissioner Robert Quinn said the money approved by state lawmakers will help even more agencies get the equipment.

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“We’re encouraging anyone to apply. There's going to be more money. Like I said $1.2 million available now,” Quinn said. “We've made this process as easy as possible, the application the scoring. Anyone who has any questions can reach out to grants management. We're available all day and we're moving forward.”

The deadline to apply for the grant money is Sept. 7.

Each agency can be reimbursed up to $50,000.