The Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention (GOCCP) has announced funding awards for the Heroin Coordinator Grant Program.
In this latest round, 16 jurisdictions were funded a total of nearly $900,000 to hire and support qualified law enforcement professionals to serve as heroin coordinators. GOCCP has awarded more than $1.6 million since the program began in 2016.
The funding awards announced by GOCCP include:
- Allegany/Cumberland Police Department: $56,066
- Anne Arundel County Police Department: $70,800
- Baltimore Police Department: $68,700
- Baltimore County Police Department: $42,608
- Calvert County Sheriff’s Office: $46,975
- Cecil County Sheriff’s Office: $51,504
- Charles County Sheriff’s Office: $50,000
- Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office: $48,700
- Frederick City Police Department: $26,102
- Harford County Sheriff’s Office: $78,646
- Howard County Police Department: $74,257
- Montgomery County Police Department: $60,000
- Talbot County Sheriff’s Office: $44,000
- Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office: $40,662
- Worcester County Board of County Commissioners: $50,615
- University of Baltimore: $87,542
For more information read the full press release.
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