Hochul boosts State Police presence at Jewish sites ahead of High Holidays
The grants will help nonprofits add security upgrades and training as reported hate crimes rose 16 percent in New York City, officials said.
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Hochul announces $70M for boosted synagogue security ahead of Jewish High Holidays
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $70 million in security money Tuesday for hundreds of synagogues, yeshivas and other groups facing hate crime threats before the Jewish High Holidays.
Hochul unveils $70M grants to prevent hate crimes ahead of Jewish holidays
Even as crime in general has declined, the NYPD has reported a 16% increase in hate crimes so far this year, with Jews being the victims in more than half the attacks, officials said.
Hochul announces security funding, enhanced police presence ahead of High Holy Days
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the release of $70 million in state hate crimes funding to “fortify” religious facilities across the state — as well as a “surge” in police presence — as the High Holy Days begin this weekend. The Democratic governor opened her press conference on Tuesday with an early “shana tova”...
Hochul boosts State Police presence at Jewish sites ahead of High Holidays
Gov. Kathy Hochul said New York will send a record $70 million to 290 nonprofits and boost State Police patrols ahead of the Jewish High Holidays. The governor announced the funding through the state Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes program and said New York State Police will increase patrols and coordination with local police at sensitive sites across the state. According to the release, the grants will help nonprofits strengthen physic…
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