Equipment Donations from USDSA to Underfunded Departments
USDSA's services are many and varied. We award equipment, free of charge, to under-funded departments.
Woodward County Sheriff's Office, Oklahoma
The USDSA awarded the Woodward County Sheriff's Office with Ballistic Helmets.
Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office, North Carolina
The USDSA awarded the Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office with a USDSA Cash Grant. The Pasquotank County Sheriff's Office used the funds from this grant to purchase radio & communication equipment, a ballistic shield, entry tools, concealment gear, and other needed equipment for their department.
Washburn University Police Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Washburn University Police Department with Rifle Plates / Active Shooter Kits and Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Auburn Police Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Auburn Police Department with Rifle Plates / Active Shooter Kits and a Drug Test Kit Bundle.
Gates County Sheriff's Office, North Carolina
The USDSA awarded the Gates County Sheriff's Office with Ballistic Body Armors.
Suffolk County SPCA Law Enforcement, New York
The USDSA awarded the Suffolk County SPCA Law Enforcement with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Hot Springs Police Department, South Dakota
The USDSA awarded the Hot Springs Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Pike County Sheriff's Office, Mississippi
The USDSA awarded the Pike County Sheriff's Office with Preliminary Breath Testers for combating drunk driving and underage drinking and Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Berlin Police Department, Vermont
The USDSA awarded the Berlin Police Department with Training Gloves, Kick Shields, and Strike Pad Pairs for continued defensive tactics training, and a ballistic shield.
Edcouch Police Department, Texas
The USDSA awarded the Edcouch Police Department with Traffic Safety Vests, Vehicle First-Aid Kits, Tactical Flashlights, a Drug Test Kit Bundle, and Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers. Pictured are Lt. Mark Leal and Sgt. Ramirez.