Equipment Donations from USDSA to Underfunded Departments
USDSA's services are many and varied. We award equipment, free of charge, to under-funded departments.
Sealy Police Department, Texas
The USDSA awarded the Sealy Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for all of their officers.
Austin County Sheriff's Office, Texas
The USDSA awarded the Austin County Sheriff's Office with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for all of their deputies.
Butler Township Police Department, Pennsylvania
The USDSA awarded the Butler Township Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers. Pictured at left is Officer Butler with his trauma kit.
Overbrook Police Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Overbrook Police Department with Ballistic Body Armor, Emergency Belt Trauma Kits, Tactical Flashlights, and a Preliminary Breath Tester (PBT) for combating drunk driving and underage drinking.
Wellsville Police Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Wellsville Police Department with Ballistic Body Armor for officers in need.
Garrard County Sheriff's Office, Kentucky
The USDSA awarded the Garrard County Sheriff and Garrard County Constables Emergency Belt Trauma Kits, Tactical Flashlights, Vehicle First Aid Kits, and a Preliminary Breath Tester (PBT) for combating drunk driving and underage drinking.
Springdale Township Police Department, Pennsylvania
The USDSA awarded the Springdale Township Police Department Ballistic Body Armor. Pictured at left is Chief Michael Naviglia with his donated vest.
Frackville Borough Police Department, Pennsylvania
The USDSA awarded the Frackville Borough Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for all of their officers.
Knox County Sheriff's Office, Texas
The USDSA awarded the Knox County Sheriff's Office with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits and Drug Test Kits. Pictured at left are Sheriff Homstad and Chief Deputy Duncan with some of the donated items.
Cordele Police Department, Georgia
The USDSA awarded the Cordele Police Department with Ballistic Vests for their officers. Pictured at left are some of the officers with their donated body armor.