The $50K grant will go towards replacing the unit's outdated K-9 vehicle
By Brittany Grego
WTOV9 Fox
BARNESVILLE, Ohio — The Barnesville Police Department has received a $50,000 grant to replace the K-9 unit.
While on the clock, Officer Andrew Stewart and 5-year-old K-9 Dixie use a specialized K-9 vehicle that Chief Rocky Sirianni says needs to be replaced.
A dispatcher helped with the application for a United States Department of Agriculture grant. With it, the department will be getting a brand-new, fully-fitted K-9 vehicle.
Full story: Grant allows Barnesville Police Department to replace K-9 unit
Barnesville Police Department’s Andrew Stewart and K9 Dixie! They just received a grant to replace their K-9 unit. @WTOV9 pic.twitter.com/GZh5N1ty6x
— Brittany Grego (@BrittWTOV9) October 10, 2018
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