Whitman County Sheriffs Office receives 15,000 grant

Pullman, WALocal News

The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office has secured a $15,000 grant from Gesa Credit Union to enhance equipment for high-risk law enforcement operations. This funding is part of the Gesa Community Foundation’s Local Heroes Grant Program, which aims to support first responders in the Pacific Northwest, including law enforcement and emergency services. The sheriff’s office stated that the grant will be used to update and replace vital personal equipment. This year, the grant program awarded over $500,000 to 52 organizations, highlighting its impact on community safety. Since its inception, the program has provided more than $2 million to over 200 organizations across the region.

This funding is crucial for ensuring that first responders are equipped to handle emergencies effectively. The grant reflects Gesa Credit Union's ongoing commitment to community welfare and public safety. Such support is essential for maintaining the readiness and effectiveness of local law enforcement agencies.

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