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Indiana schools receive grant money to help with safety

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The Indiana Secured School Safety Board recently approved more than $24 million to support safety initiatives for 499 schools in all 92 counties.
The grant program provides matching grants to school corporations, accredited non-public schools, charter schools, and coalitions of school corporations.
State Representative Michelle Davis of Whiteland says funds can be used for a wide range of safety needs like support for resource officers, equipment and technology, active-event warning systems, threat assessments and student-parent support service programs.

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