Lowndes and Lee County law enforcement will get 58 thousand dollars in Cares Act money.
Lowndes and lee county law enforcement will get 58 thousand dollars in cares act money.
U.s. senator cindy hyde-smith says the sheriff's departments in both counties will receive a little more than 58 thousand dollars.
At least nine law enforcement agencies across the state have received some grant money...which totals more than six million dollars.
Lowndes county sheriff eddie hawkins says his department will use the money to equip each patrol vehicle with a computer, keeping deputies on the road.
Lee county sheriff jim johnson says his agency will use the money to purchase cdc recommended supplies for first responders, such as gloves, masks and sanitizer.
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