Rep. Strong, community funding grant give a lift to Scottsboro PD

(Rep. Dale Strong office contributed)

SCOTTSBORO — The Scottsboro Police Department is riding in style, thanks to a community funding grant through U.S. Rep. Dale Strong.

“I am proud to have secured $120,000 in funding for the Scottsboro Police Department to purchase and outfit new patrol vehicles.” said Strong (R-Monrovia). “This investment ensures our officers have the reliable equipment they need to protect and serve their community.”

The congressionally directed spending enabled the Scottsboro Police Department to purchase new vehicles for their law enforcement officers to replace vehicles approaching the end of their operational life.

“Supporting our law enforcement is essential to maintaining the safety and well-being of North Alabama’s residents. Investments like this not only enhance public safety but demonstrate our unwavering support for the brave men and women who serve,” said Representative Dale Strong.

The department purchased two fully outfitted Ford Police Inceptor Utility vehicles which helps officers respond to crimes on all severity levels with better and more up-to-date equipment.

“We would like to thank Congressman Dale Strong and his office for allowing the Scottsboro Police Department the opportunity to apply for and obtain federal dollars through his office,” said Scottsboro Police Lt. Coty Durham. “With the funding from Congressman Strong, the Scottsboro Police Department was able to purchase new patrol vehicles in order to better serve our citizens.”

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