Western District of Michigan receives Project Safe Neighborhoods grant
Published: January 19, 2022
United States Attorney Andrew Birge announced Dec. 9 that the Department of Justice has allocated $190,995 to the Western District of Michigan Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) grant for the fiscal year 2021. [ More » ]
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