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Law Enforcement Equipment Grant Assistance Program (Patrol PC) is sponsored by Patrol PC (in partnership with Lexipol through Police1). Patrol PC, a designer and manufacturer of rugged tablet computers for first responders, offers a free grant assistance program to help law enforcement agencies identify and apply for grants to fund the purchase of their ultra-rugged tablets and related accessories.
This program aims to help agencies acquire necessary technology without financial strain.
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Law Enforcement Equipment Grant Assistance Program (Patrol PC) is funded by Patrol PC (in partnership with Lexipol through Police1). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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