Connecticut leaders announce $5 million to address security concerns at houses of worship
Each grant would be $50,000. The money would be used for things like cameras or access control systems.
Dec 15, 2023, 1:39 PM
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4ds agoState leaders are addressing security concerns at houses of worship in Connecticut.
State leaders announced a $5 million fund providing grants to houses of worship to beef up security.
As the Israel-Hamas war continues, fears over antisemitism and Islamophobia are increasing.
Each grant would be $50,000. The money would be used for things like cameras or access control systems.
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