Broome County is set to receive $1.3 million in state funding through the Youth Employment Program, aimed at addressing the pressing issue of gun violence. This initiative is part of a larger $1.6 million allocation for both Broome and Tompkins Counties, underscoring a regional commitment to enhancing community safety.
The funding is anticipated to support various programs targeting youth, offering opportunities that could deter involvement in gun violence. With rising concerns over public safety, local leaders emphasize the importance of such initiatives in fostering a safer environment for residents.
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