Internet Assistance
for Rural Law Enforcement Agencies
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How can the Internet Assistance for Rural Law Enforcement Agencies help your rural law enforcement department?
- CopShare List serv, an information resource that connects you with other officers
- Free internet service
- Hosting for your agency's website
- Rural Law Enforcement Internet Users Manual
- CJI/NCRLE Publications
- Information on Terrorism
Tip from CHIEF Grants Consultant Margaret Stark
"Agencies will qualify for the free 800 number dial-up service if they are a Police Department in a population area of less than 25,000, or a Sheriff's Department with a population area of less then 50,000. To apply, all your agency has to do is call 1-888-411-1713 and request the service. You will be mailed the paperwork to sign, and that's all there is to it."
For full details, , go to the Internet Project - Assistance for Rural Law Enforcement Agencies homepage »
Application Deadline: ONGOING
Sponsor:
National Center for Rural Law Enforcement (NCRLE) and Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA)
What is it?
The National Center for Rural Law Enforcement (NCRLE) and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) provide Internet access at no cost to rural law enforcement agencies.
Not only does this project provide Internet access, it also provides an electronic information resource center and promotes information sharing among law enforcement agencies by use of e-mail. A fully operational help desk (1-888-411-1713) provides technical assistance to agencies on-line and to agencies applying for grant funding through the Department of Justice. The project began in 1995 and has been continued since that time through funding from the Bureau of Justice Assistance.
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