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City of Atoka Secures $130,000 in Grants for Police and Fire Equipment

City of Atoka Secures $130,000 in Grants for Police and Fire Equipment
USDA Rural Development Oklahoma State Director Zachary Swartz, center, visits Atoka on Tuesday, Oct. 13, to present $100,000 in federal Community Facilities Grants to city leadership. The funding includes $50,000 toward two new Atoka Police Department patrol units and $50,000 toward a new specialized brush truck for the Atoka Fire Department. Swartz is joined by Atoka Mayor Brian Cathey, City Manager Danny Delay, and City Councilman Dillon Hindman along with city emergency and facility representation. TIMES staff photo by Miranda Donihoo

The City of Atoka has been awarded two federal grants alongside state forestry funding to assist in purchasing new police cruisers and a specialized brush truck for the fire department.

USDA Rural Development Oklahoma State Director Zachary Swartz visited Atoka on Tuesday, Oct. 13, to present city officials with two separate Community Facilities Grants totaling $100,000.

The first $50,000 USDA grant is designated for the Atoka Police Department to assist with the purchase of two new patrol units. Danny Delay, City Manager, noted that the grant funding will cover more than 50 percent of the total cost for the new police vehicles.

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