Equipment Donations from USDSA to Underfunded Departments
USDSA's services are many and varied. We award equipment, free of charge, to under-funded departments.
Combat Sports International
The USDSA is working directly with Combat Sports International with the donation of training pads to agencies for their continued defensive tactics and use-of-force training programs.
Z-Medica
The USDSA is working directly with Z-Medica to donate their belt trauma kits to law enforcement officers. These belt packs have rubber gloves, CPR mask, Swat-T tourniquet, and QuickClot Combat Gauze for emergency on hand first aid needs for themselves or another until EMS can arrive.
CMI Intoxilyzer
The USDSA is working directly with CMI-Intoxilyzer to donate their Preliminary Breath Tester's (PBTs) to help law enforcement combat drunk driving and for use with underage drinking campaigns.
Clintwood Police Department, Virginia
The USDSA awarded the Clintwood Police Department with Ballistic Body Armors, Vehicle First-Aid Kits, and a Preliminary Breath Tester for combating drunk driving and underage drinking.
Logan County Sheriff's Department, West Virginia
The USDSA awarded the Logan County Sheriff's Department with Preliminary Breath Testers for combating drunk driving and underage drinking.
Chesterfield Police Department, Indiana
The USDSA awarded the Chesterfield Police Department with Tactical Flashlights and Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Pond Creek Police Department, Oklahoma
The USDSA awarded the Pond Creek Police Department with Ballistic Body Armors.
New Chicago Police Department, Indiana
The USDSA awarded the New Chicago Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Avant Police Department, Oklahoma
The USDSA awarded the Avant Police Department with Tactical Flashlights, Vehicle First-Aid Kits, and a Preliminary Breath Tester for combating drunk driving and underage drinking. Pictured are Officer Glasco and Chief Meek with the equipment.
Skiatook Police Department, Oklahoma
The USDSA awarded the Skiatook Police Department with a Ballistic Shield and Preliminary Breath Testers for combating drunk driving and underage drinking. Pictured are Officer Edwards and Officer Dressler with the equipment.