2/23/2005
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The state will be getting $29.9-million in federal homeland security funds.
Office of Homeland Security director Kerry Pettingill says the money will be used to prevent a terrorist attack, reduce Oklahoma's vulnerability to an attack and prepare on how to respond to an attack.
More than half of the federal funds – $15.5-million -- will go to the State Homeland Security Program.
Of that, $12-million will be dedicated to expanding a statewide communications program. :shock:
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The state will be getting $29.9-million in federal homeland security funds.
Office of Homeland Security director Kerry Pettingill says the money will be used to prevent a terrorist attack, reduce Oklahoma's vulnerability to an attack and prepare on how to respond to an attack.
More than half of the federal funds – $15.5-million -- will go to the State Homeland Security Program.
Of that, $12-million will be dedicated to expanding a statewide communications program. :shock: