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Council approves packet of police grant applications including LIDARs, de‑escalation training and forensic DNA testing
Summary
The council authorized staff to submit seven FY2027 grant applications for police equipment, training and programs, including traffic LIDARs ($67,800), active‑attack breaching tools ($44,386.07), de‑escalation training ($63,675), forensic genetic genealogy DNA analysis (~$100,000), ballistic body armor ($54,445.95), a peace officer mental health app ($13,080), and victim assistance funding ($76,008.50 with 20% match).
Rachel Moran presented seven grant applications the police department will submit for FY2027 and asked for council approval to proceed with submissions. The grants included: active‑attack response equipment totaling $44,386.07 (no match); traffic LIDAR equipment for the…
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