Last year, Monroe County received a grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to assess the community's needs. More than 700 ...
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The county has received a $695,000 grant to put violence intervention resources into action.
Officials hope this next step means officers will have fewer gun-related calls to respond to.
"People won't be committing crimes or accidents with guns, which require a lot of investigation, and the burden on law enforcement will reduced, and we'll all be safer as a result," explained Mancuso.
The full gun safety strategic plan will soon be available online to view.