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Find similar grantsCommunity Policing Micro-Grant Innovation Fund is sponsored by Police Grants Guide (a resource, likely representing various funders). This fund provides small grants for innovative community policing projects. Similar to CPD Microgrants, this could support a bicycle patrol unit's equipment and activities aimed at improving community engagement.
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