The state will haul in $15 million overall — up 42 percent from last year. The grant information, released by U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman's Senate homeland security committee, included about $10.6 million for the state, $2.3 million for the Hartford area and $2 million for Bridgeport.
'This funding will help Connecticut homeland security officials prevent disasters by sharing and analyzing law enforcement and terrorism information,' Lieberman said in a statement Thursday. ...
