Police Grants
Police1’s Police Grants section provides a comprehensive database of grants, news, information and resources to help law enforcement agencies identify and secure available grant funding.
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A total of $64.7M in funding is available through the 2022 CTAS grant program, with more than 100 awards anticipated
The Santa Barbara Police Department received a $50K grant from the Calif. Dept. of Alcoholic Beverage Control to combat alcohol-related crimes
Baltimore County will receive $4M to upgrade its 911 equipment, allowing operators to receive texts, photos and videos and to provide better locational data
Under the terms of the grant, which is aimed at improving air quality by reducing vehicle emissions, the city will be reimbursed for its E-85 fuel until the funding runs out
The state grants from the Governor’s Crime Commission will provide nine agencies with the latest equipment to prosecute child sex offenders
Gov. Larry Hogan announced a $500,000 grant to local law enforcement agencies to protect children traveling on school buses
The federal grant will start paying dividends in police efforts to stem the flow of heroin into the state
Indianapolis Police Department received a grant to help start a cadet program that will target high school graduates who want to become officers
Police Chief Thomas Roman said the department would use it to help locate at-risk people, as well as in suspicious person cases
The Seattle Police Department will receive the single largest local grant to hire 3 civilian crime-prevention coordinators
The $15,530 grant will fund a year-long program through the Laguna Beach Police Department to prevent alcohol-related crimes
The $22,237 Byrne JAG grant will be used to buy new radar units for Bluefield police
Out of the $3 million grant $931,371 will go toward funding a heroin coordinator in law enforcement agencies in every region of the state
Although JAG is perhaps the most well-known source of grant funding for law enforcement, there are many other sources of federal funds police administrators should know about
Plan early if you anticipate using federal funds for any controlled equipment items
Currently, the JAG program funds projects that fall into seven purpose areas
Funding for state and local jurisdictions is directly impacted by the timely submission of Uniform Crime Reporting data
The amount of time required to prepare a grant application varies, depending on the source of the funding and the granting agency
Now is the time to review the authorized Justice Assistance Grant programs and begin developing a competitive grant project and application
The NYPD ordered about $7.5M worth of new vests and helmets
Ben Roethlisberger is reminding PDs to apply for a grant from his foundation
He did not discuss specific amounts that he would like to see Congress make available
Today you must be well versed in the complexity of creating a competitive grant application
The grant will be used to reimburse state and local agencies for overtime and regular salary costs related to the response
Executive Order 13688, issued in January 2015, effectively ended federal support for the local equipment acquisition program known as the 1033 program
This easy-to-use system is a key resource every police organization needs to develop an award-winning grant
More than $453K in grants will enable 39 agencies to purchase new electronic fingerprinting equipment.
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