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Law Enforcement Funding
19 statements about Law Enforcement Funding from 10 members since Jan 3, 2025.
Statements about Law Enforcement Funding, last 12 weeks
DemRep● = 1 statement
Statements per week mentioning Law Enforcement Funding, all members, split by party. Democrats stacked first, Republicans after, four to a row. Hover a dot for the member and headline; click a dot to search for that headline. Click a week to set the dates below. Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 6, 2026.
Most active on Law Enforcement Funding · Aug 17 – Nov 6
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Cornyn: Houston to Receive Nearly $3M to Support Law Enforcement, Enhance Public Safety
Announced $2.9 million in DOJ grants for Houston law enforcement and sexual assault case reduction.
“Access to proper equipment and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Wittman Advocates for Community Project Funding for Middlesex County
Highlighted $750,000 in community project funding for Middlesex County emergency communications.
“This funding would strengthen coordination among first responders across the region, improve emergency response, and enhance public safety. I am proud to support this project to ensure our local communities have the resources they need when every second counts.”
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Cornyn: Dallas to Receive More Than $1M to Support Law Enforcement, Enhance Public Safety
Announced $1.1 million in DOJ grants to Dallas for law enforcement equipment and public safety.
“Access to proper equipment and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Cornyn: Corpus Christi to Receive More Than $200k to Support Law Enforcement, Enhance Public Safety
Announced $212,068 in DOJ grants to Corpus Christi for law enforcement equipment and public safety.
“Access to proper equipment and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Cornyn: Fort Worth to Receive Nearly $600k to Support Law Enforcement, Enhance Public Safety
Announced $577,626 in DOJ grants for law enforcement in Fort Worth, Arlington and Tarrant County.
“Access to proper equipment and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Announced $162,845 in DOJ grants for law enforcement drone technology in Waco and Killeen.
“Access to proper equipment, emerging drone technologies, and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Cornyn: Austin to Receive Nearly $500k to Support Law Enforcement, Enhance Public Safety
Announced $464,939 in DOJ grants to Austin for law enforcement and public safety improvements.
“Access to proper equipment and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Cornyn: El Paso to Receive Nearly $200k to Support Law Enforcement, Enhance Public Safety
Announced $189,848 in DOJ grants for El Paso County law enforcement and victim support.
“Access to proper equipment and modernized training is essential to ensuring our law enforcement officers are best able to protect Texans”
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Announced $1.7 million in federal funding for Virginia law enforcement agencies for equipment, training, and emergency response.
“Keeping Virginians safe means ensuring the officers, investigators, first responders, and court personnel who serve our communities day in and day out have the training, technology, and equipment they need to do their jobs safely and effectively”
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PHOTO RELEASE: Harder Celebrates National Night Out with Local Law Enforcement
Attended National Night Out events to celebrate community partnerships with local law enforcement.
“Tonight is all about neighbors looking out for neighbors and getting a better appreciation for the tireless work of local law enforcement to keep our families safe”
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Secured $4.2 million in federal funding for Oro Valley Police Department headquarters.
“This funding is a big step forward to complete the new Oro Valley Police Headquarters and addresses a long-standing public safety need of our community”
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City of Wilkes-Barre gets nearly $400,000 for new police vehicles
City of Wilkes-Barre awarded nearly $400,000 for five new police vehicles.
“Today is about making sure the men and women who work every day to keep our neighborhoods safe have the resources they need to do their jobs effectively, safely”
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Secured $372,415 in federal funding for Wilkes-Barre police vehicles and equipment.
“Today is about making sure the men and women who work every day to keep our neighborhoods safe have the resources they need to do their jobs effectively safely”
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Wilkes-Barre Police awarded nearly $400K in Federal Funding
Wilkes-Barre police awarded nearly $400,000 in federal funding for vehicles.
“Investments like this help local departments keep pace with changing demands, while continuing to provide the level of service residents can expect”
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Wilkes-Barre Police to get $372K grant for five new cars
Wilkes-Barre police received $372,000 federal grant for five new patrol vehicles.
“There’s actually a proximity sensor. So, in the event an officer is doing paperwork, they can actually detect if somebody is running up alongside in the blindspot to possibly do something they shouldn’t be able to do and it alerts the police officer, automatically rolls up the windows and locks the doors”
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Announced nearly $6 million in law enforcement funding for Hudson Valley during National Police Week.
“More affordable, more safe, and more free – that’s the Hudson Valley I want for my kids and for yours. During National Police Week, I want to thank our local law enforcement for their selfless service and tireless efforts to keep our community safe”
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Criticized Senate Democrats for blocking resolution recognizing Memphis Safe Task Force.
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RI Delegation Helps Launch New Equipment for Warwick FD
Delivered $1 million federal grant to Warwick Fire Department for firefighting equipment.
“Ensuring that our firefighters have modern, updated equipment to keep them safe is critical. I was pleased to work with my colleagues to deliver this funding to Warwick and provides dozens of new SCBA units that will ensure firefighters can respond to emergencies safely, efficiently, and effectively”
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Gallego Backs Bipartisan Bill to Boost Investment in Local Police Departments
Backed bipartisan bill to boost investment in local and Tribal police departments.
“Arizona’s smaller and Tribal police departments often don’t have the luxury of massive budgets or endless backup, but their officers still show up everyday to keep our communities safe”
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)) and the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026). Statements are tagged to Law Enforcement Funding by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.