Northwestern Univ. researchers say that their budget allocation models show that New York City may be underfunded in terms of the homeland security grant funding it receives. The researchers found that the funding received by New York in 2009 was around 30 percent of the total allocated by the Department of Homeland Security for 10 major urban areas and that the funding the city received should have ranged between 33 and 49 percent--or $15 million to $92 million--depending on the…
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