Marysville Police Department Awarded $177,000 In Federal Funding

The Marysville Kansas Police Department recently announced on their social media platform that Senator Moran has successfully secured $177,000 in congressionally directed spending for their department. This funding will greatly benefit the department in various ways.

One of the key areas where the funding will be utilized is the acquisition of a TruNarc drug-detecting analyzer. This state-of-the-art device will significantly enhance officer safety during investigations involving dangerous drug crimes, including the detection of substances like Fentanyl. The department recognizes the importance of equipping their officers with the necessary tools to effectively combat drug-related offenses.

In addition to the drug-detecting analyzer, the funding will also be allocated towards updating the department’s in-car camera systems. This technological upgrade will enhance the department’s ability to capture crucial evidence and ensure transparency in their operations. Furthermore, the funds will be used to support the department’s UTV, which plays a vital role in their day-to-day activities.

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