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Public Safety Reimbursement Grant Program is sponsored by The Energy Corridor District (Texas). This program helps property owners within The Energy Corridor District in Texas invest in security improvements such as lighting, surveillance cameras, and other enhancements to improve safety and deter crime. It reimburses a portion of the cost of these improvements.
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Public Safety Reimbursement Grant Program is funded by The Energy Corridor District (Texas). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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