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County to accept $847,225 STRIVE grant for intimate-partner violence response; funds split among agencies
Summary
Chautauqua County will accept $847,225 in state STRIVE grant funds to reduce intimate-partner violence. The award is split between the Jamestown Police Department, Salvation Army of Jamestown and county departments; county departments will receive $448,786 with specified allocations to the DA's office, probation and the sheriff.
The Chautauqua County Public Safety Committee authorized acceptance of statewide STRIVE grant funds aimed at reducing intimate-partner violence, with a total award to the county and partners of $847,225.
Hailey Cantaglia, representing the District Attorney's Office, told the committee the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services awarded the county $847,225 to support a coordinated effort involving the Jamestown Police Department, the Salvation Army of Jamestown and county departments. "A total of $847,225 was awarded to Chautauqua County as a whole. This includes the Jamestown Police Department, the Salvation Army of Jamestown, the District Attorney's Office, the Sheriff's Office, and Probation," Cantaglia said.
Cantaglia described the…
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