Equipment Donations from USDSA to Underfunded Departments
USDSA's services are many and varied. We award equipment, free of charge, to under-funded departments.
South Carolina Training Officers Association Conference, South Carolina
The USDSA donated safety prize packages for the 2016 SCTOA Conference in Myrtle Beach, SC. Pictured are the recipients of these items.
West Mahanoy Twp. Police Department, Pennsylvania
The USDSA awarded the West Mahanoy Township Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits, Tactical Flashlights, and a PBT.
Fredonia Police Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Fredonia Police Department with Traffic Safety Vests, Vehicle First Aid Kits, and two Preliminary Breath Testers to combat drunk driving and underage drinking.
York County Sheriff's Department, South Carolina
The USDSA awarded the York County Sheriff's Department with kick shields, striking pads, and striking gloves for use at their training facility.
Pawnee County Sheriff's Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Pawnee County Sheriff's Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits, Traffic Safety Vests, and some Tactical Flashlights.
Westlake Police Department, Louisiana
The USDSA awarded the Westlake Police Department with striking pads and kick shields for their continued defensive tactics training.
Kenansville Police Department, North Carolina
The USDSA awarded the Kenansville Police Department with six Ballistic Vests and Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for their officers.
Pawnee County Sheriff's Department, Kansas
The USDSA awarded the Pawnee County Sheriff's Department with striking pads, striking gloves, and kick shields for continued defensive tactics training.
Wister Police Department, Oklahoma
The USDSA awarded the Wister Police Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for all of their officers. Pictured are Officer Dana Acree and Sgt. Micheal Suttles with the donated kits.
Lincoln County Sheriff's Department, New Mexico
The USDSA awarded the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department with Emergency Belt Trauma Kits for all of their deputies. Pictured are deputies training in the use of the tourniquet.