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    Body-Worn Camera Grant Program

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    The Body-Worn Camera Grant Program supports South Carolina law enforcement agencies and legal offices with cameras, equipment, maintenance, and recording storage to help keep body-worn camera systems in service.

    Funder: South Carolina Department of Public Safety (OHSJP)

    Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Applications may request new purchases and annual maintenance and storage costs; no award amount is stated

    Summary: Supports South Carolina agencies and legal offices with body-worn cameras and the costs of keeping them in service.

    Key Information: Law enforcement applicants must provide their current BWC policy and its approval letter from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Training Council.


    Description

    The Body-Worn Camera (BWC) Grant Program provides financial assistance for the initial purchase, maintenance, and replacement of body-worn cameras, including ongoing costs to maintain cameras and store recordings. It serves South Carolina state and local law enforcement agencies, the Attorney General’s Office, solicitors’ offices, and public defenders’ offices. Applicants may submit requests annually for new purchases and yearly maintenance and storage costs.

    The South Carolina General Assembly funds the program. The Department of Public Safety’s Office of Highway Safety and Justice Programs (OHSJP) administers it, and the South Carolina Public Safety Coordinating Council approves the distribution of funds.


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