Establishes grant program for certain law enforcement agencies to purchase and install bullet-resistant components for motor vehicles.
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This bill establishes a grant program overseen by the Attorney General to provide financial assistance to county and municipal law enforcement agencies. The grants are intended to help these agencies purchase and install bullet-resistant components – such as windshields and windows – for the motor vehicles used by their officers. The program is funded through a dedicated revolving fund, and fines collected from motor vehicle violations will contribute to its operation.
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Michael Testa
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