Aftermath K9 Grant

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Oct 26, 2022
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#AFTERMATHK9GRANT will award a total of $15,000 in grants to six departments for maintenance, safety equipment, or officer training. This grant is decided by popular vote. See the below link to the KCSO K9 Unit page to vote now!
Vote for the Kent County Sheriff’s Office: https://m.cmpgn.page/Cg2qKC?sre=l9ZJ1GI2ZMB0l
You can vote once every 24hrs per device and the grant voting is open until October 31st.  Visit aftermath.com/k9-grant for more information.  Nala, RJ, Jax, Ghost, Jack, Kai, Cheffrey, Chiko, Duke, and Blu thank you!

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