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Local News Law enforcement vehicle representing the Mobile County methamphetamine grant

Mobile County Lands $450,000 Federal Grant to Fight Methamphetamine

James Bullard, September 14, 2007

The U.S. Justice Department awarded the Mobile County Commission $450,000 through the COPS meth program, money Sheriff Sam Cochran said would fund an awareness campaign, data analysis and enforcement over two years.

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Local News The dome of the United States Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

Alabama’s Shelby Warned Justice Budget Would Cripple Local Police and Sheriffs

James Bullard, April 18, 2007

Chairing the Senate subcommittee that funds the Justice Department, Alabama’s senior senator told Attorney General Alberto Gonzales the administration’s budget would gut aid to state and local law enforcement.

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Local News Cranes loading shipping containers at a port terminal

Ten Million Federal Dollars Headed to Choctaw Point and the State Docks Rail Terminal

James Bullard, February 27, 2007

The U.S. Department of Transportation agreed in February 2007 to release more than $10 million to the Alabama State Port Authority for the Choctaw Point Terminal and an intermodal rail facility.

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Local News Firefighters in turnout gear beside a fire engine

Saraland Fire Rescue Lands a $54,526 Federal Grant for Operations and Safety

James Bullard, November 30, 2006

The Department of Homeland Security agreed to release $54,526 to the Saraland Fire Rescue Department in late 2006 under the Assistance to Firefighters Grants Program, money earmarked for operations and safety.

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Local News A military aerial refueling tanker aircraft in flight

Shelby Presses Senate to Restore Funding for Tanker That Could Be Built in Mobile

James Bullard, July 18, 2006

Alabama’s senior senator warned a Senate defense panel in July 2006 that cutting $203.9 million from the KC-135 tanker replacement program would delay a contract that could bring aircraft work to Mobile.

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