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Video shows Brevard tourism council discussing failed grant to Titusville police museum

by Florida Today

During the Wednesday, Nov. 12, Brevard County Tourism Development Council meeting, TDC Director Peter Cranis informed the council that the U.S. Law Enforcement Foundation would not be proceeding with its planned expansion of the American Police Hall of Fame and Museum in Titusville.

The TDC had provided a $5 million capital expenditure grant reimbursement, about half of which had been spent. The council will now request an audit from the Brevard County Clerk of Court’s Office in attempt to recoup some of the funds.

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Reporting by Rob Landers, Florida Today / Florida Today

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