Guns

Hochul Allocates $1.5M to Combat Oneida County Gun Violence

Jim Taft
By Jim Taft 0 Min Read
Hochul Allocates .5M to Combat Oneida County Gun Violence

Governor Hochul announces significant funding aimed at reducing gun violence in Oneida County, supporting local law enforcement efforts.

The post Hochul Allocates $1.5M to Combat Oneida County Gun Violence appeared first on Gun News Daily.

Read the full article here

You Might Also Like

Gun Ownership Tied to U.S. Gun Violence Rates

Suspect Arrested Following SWAT Standoff in Stanislaus County

Hunting Laser Rangefinder with Rechargeable Battery 1000 Yards

Riflespeed Gas Controls – An ARBuildJunkie Q&A

Charlottesville Violence Prevention Group Faces Funding Crisis

Share This Article
Previous Article Democrats Delete ‘Trump’s America’ Post Owning Bidenflation Democrats Delete ‘Trump’s America’ Post Owning Bidenflation
Next Article Conservative lawmaker Ralph Norman launching bid for South Carolina governor Conservative lawmaker Ralph Norman launching bid for South Carolina governor
Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Trump Hating Rachel Zegler Exits Mid-Show During ‘Evita’ Performance, Understudy Gets Standing Ovation [WATCH]
Trump Hating Rachel Zegler Exits Mid-Show During ‘Evita’ Performance, Understudy Gets Standing Ovation [WATCH]
Politics
War on Capitalism
War on Capitalism
Politics
Dan Bongino Says He’s ‘Shocked’ To His ‘Core’ Over Recent ‘Public Corruption’ Investigations
Dan Bongino Says He’s ‘Shocked’ To His ‘Core’ Over Recent ‘Public Corruption’ Investigations
Politics
Jesus was not ‘a feminist’: Debunking a ‘progressive’ Christian’s blasphemous sermon
Jesus was not ‘a feminist’: Debunking a ‘progressive’ Christian’s blasphemous sermon
News
AI-generated band earns thousands on Spotify with no human musicians involved
AI-generated band earns thousands on Spotify with no human musicians involved
News
Hochul Allocates .5M to Combat Oneida County Gun Violence
Greenville Leaders Urge Action Against Gun Violence
Guns