Answer: Police: collected taxes, municipal bonds, federal and state grants, seized property auctions and from writing tickets. Fire Fighters: local or county government subsidiaries, special-purpose district entities or not-for-profit corporations may be funded by the parent government
Explanation:
Police departments across America depend on revenue brought in from many sources to operate. They often receive funds through locally collected taxes, municipal bonds, federal and state grants, seized property auctions and even from writing tickets.
Fire Fighters: These departments are generally organized as local or county government subsidiaries, special-purpose district entities or not-for-profit corporations. They may be funded by the parent government, through millage, fees for services, fundraising or charitable contributions.
