.@AGToddBlanche in Jacksonville: "The plan is to distribute this money over the course of the next three years.
.@AGToddBlanche in Jacksonville: "The plan is to distribute this money over the course of the next three years. What you’ll see over the next two or three months is the ultimate planning and coming together and working with the city officials on how to spend the money, and then, starting early next year, I expect you'll see immediate results from the funding to this city."
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Now the plan is to distribute this money over the course of the next three years. What you'll see over the next two or three months is the ultimate planning and coming together and working with the city officials on how to spend the money. And then starting early next year, you will see, I expect, immediate results from the funding to this city. I want to recognize the people standing behind me today for their tireless work in bringing this to pass. Your great Florida Attorney General, James Uthmeyer. Jacksonville Sheriff T .K. Waters. Congressman John Rutherford, who spent four decades in this city, working the streets as a sheriff, and now is able to be here today watching the continued success of the city that he's lived in his entire life. and that he now represents in Washington, D .C. The Florida Fourth Judicial Circuit State Attorney, Melissa Nelson. And with me from the Department of Justice overseeing this project, our Associate Attorney General, Stanley Woodward. So this came about in June of this year. The Department announced the Model City Initiative. And what the plan was and what we've done is we are planning on And what the plan was and what we've done. investing nearly $300 million in just a few cities in this country who were willing to make a commitment to work with the federal government, but really a commitment in their own city to continue to make it safe. And at the end of the day, assuming there's a will, helping there be a way, comes from funding. And so what we decided that we would do with the department comes from funding. And so what we decided that we would do at the Department of Justice is we would find cities where there was the will and the commitment, and we would help provide the way with the funding. And that's exactly what we've done here in Jacksonville.
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“we are planning on And what the plan was and what we've done. investing nearly $300 million in just a few cities in this country who were willing to make a commitment to work with the federal government” (in the post's video)
“this came about in June of this year. The Department announced the Model City Initiative.” (in the post's video)
“Congressman John Rutherford, who spent four decades in this city, working the streets as a sheriff” (in the post's video)
“Your great Florida Attorney General, James Uthmeyer.” (in the post's video)
“our Associate Attorney General, Stanley Woodward” (in the post's video)
“he now represents in Washington, D.C.” (in the post's video)
“Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters.” (in the post's video)
“The Florida Fourth Judicial Circuit State Attorney, Melissa Nelson.” (in the post's video)
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.@AGToddBlanche in Jacksonville: "The plan is to distribute this money over the course of the next three years. What you’ll see over the next two or three months is the ultimate planning and coming together and working with the city officials on how to spend the money, and then, starting early next year, I expect you'll see immediate results from the funding to this city."
Now the plan is to distribute this money over the course of the next three years. What you'll see over the next two or three months is the ultimate planning and coming together and working with the city officials on how to spend the money. And then starting early next year, you will see, I expect, immediate results from the funding to this city. I want to recognize the people standing behind me today for their tireless work in bringing this to pass. Your great Florida Attorney General, James Uthmeyer. Jacksonville Sheriff T .K. Waters. Congressman John Rutherford, who spent four decades in this city, working the streets as a sheriff, and now is able to be here today watching the continued success of the city that he's lived in his entire life. and that he now represents in Washington, D .C. The Florida Fourth Judicial Circuit State Attorney, Melissa Nelson. And with me from the Department of Justice overseeing this project, our Associate Attorney General, Stanley Woodward. So this came about in June of this year. The Department announced the Model City Initiative. And what the plan was and what we've done is we are planning on And what the plan was and what we've done. investing nearly $300 million in just a few cities in this country who were willing to make a commitment to work with the federal government, but really a commitment in their own city to continue to make it safe. And at the end of the day, assuming there's a will, helping there be a way, comes from funding. And so what we decided that we would do with the department comes from funding. And so what we decided that we would do at the Department of Justice is we would find cities where there was the will and the commitment, and we would help provide the way with the funding. And that's exactly what we've done here in Jacksonville.
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