NRA awards Fayette County Sheriff’s Office $4,500 in grant funding for enhanced firearms training Training will be provided to deputies, reserve deputies, and corrections personnel.
The individuals from left to right are: Investigator Kenn Kretz, Charles Murray, Deputy Lee Phillips, John Salem, Dennis Brower, Sheriff Keith Korenek, Craig Schulz, Lt. David Beyer and Sgt. Ron Naumann (Fayette County Sheriff's Office)
FAYETTE COUNTY, Texas – The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office has been awarded $4,500 in grant funding from the National Rifle Association Foundation and NRA Friends.
Sheriff Keith Korenek made the announcement in a news release Wednesday.
Funding will be used to purchase service ammunition for enhanced firearms training for sheriff’s deputies, reserve deputies and corrections personnel.
After receiving funding from the foundation for many years, Korenek thanked NRA friends for their continuous support.
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