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COPS Hiring Recovery Program (CHRP) Awards - 07.28.09

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On July 28, 2009 Vice President Joe Biden announced that the Department of Justice COPS Office has awarded $1 billion in Recovery Act funding through its COPS Hiring Recovery Program (CHRP) to state, local and tribal law enforcement to create and/or preserve nearly 5,000 law enforcement positions.

TownOfficers            Amount
Bramwell-Town of1$75,640.00
Braxton County Sheriff's Department1$150,227.00
Cameron-City of1$148,797.00
Ceredo Police Department1$126,861.00
Chapmanville Police Department1$68,213.00
City of Wheeling-Police Department4$597,512.00
Clarksburg Police Department2$338,506.00
Clay Police Department1$115,167.00
Cowen Police Department1$66,180.00
Dunbar Police Department1$195,130.00
Elkins Police Department1$152,442.00
Fairmont-City of2$347,140.00
Gassaway Police Department1$100,443.00
Granville-Town of1$143,180.00
Huntington Police Department4$698,860.00
Kenova Department of Public Safety1$162,331.00
Martinsburg Police Department2$357,074.00
Moorefield-Town of1$153,249.00
Morgantown-Town of1$167,408.00
Mullens-City of1$75,419.00
Philippi Police Department1$124,235.00
Shinnston Police Department1$109,768.00
Star City-Town of1$197,566.00
Summersville Police Department1$131,730.00
Wardensville-Town of1$156,300.00
White Hall Police Department1$122,424.00
WV Total for 26 Towns 35$5,081,802.00

The grants will be administered by the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) through the federal agency’s COPS Hiring Recovery Program.

The grants will provide 100% of the approved salary and benefits for entry level officer positions over a three year period.

For more information about the grants, or to learn which law enforcement agencies received funding, please visit www.cops.usdoj.gov.

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