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The grants below have been awarded to one of the cities or counties we are currently tracking in this database. It is not a complete list of all grants awarded from this assistance program, which may include additional cities, counties, or other jurisdictions and/or grants not awarded to law enforcement agencies.

We do not recommend aggregating the amounts shown here, as these grants may include both prime and sub grants. Totaling the grant amount here would result in some funding being double-counted – for example, if a county received a grant and subsequently made a sub-grant to a city within the county.

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USA spending grants by program code 16.738
Location Recipient and description Start date End date Type Amount
Miami-Dade County, Florida MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
MIAMI DADE WILL USE GRANT FUNDS TO PAY SALARIES AND BENEFITS FOR JUVENILE ASSESSMENT COUNSELORS TO PROVIDE ASSESSMENT AND CASE MANAGEMENT FOR THE CIVIL CITATION PROGRAM. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Sub $154,958.00
Miami-Dade County, Florida MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
MIAMI-DADE POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL USE GRANT FUNDS FOR OVERTIME AND CRIME PREVENTION AND EDUCATION MATERIALS, INCLUDING CHILD ID KITS. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Sub $104,531.00
Peoria, Illinois CITY OF PEORIA
PEORIA JURISDICTIONS TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $68,990.00
Peoria, Illinois CITY OF PEORIA
PARTNERSHIPS TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $160,983.00
Denver, Colorado CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER
2016 DENVER JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT 		10/1/2015 3/31/2020 Prime $426,161.41
Denver, Colorado COUNTY OF DENVER CITY
THE DENVER DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES€„¢ (DHS) WILL CONTINUE THE DENVER PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP FOR FAMILY SUCCESS (DPPFS) PROJECT, WHICH PROVIDES FAMILIES WITH EVIDENCE-INFORMED SERVICES TO REDUCE THE LIKELIHOOD THAT ADOLESCENTS WILL BECOME DELINQUENT, AND PREVENT CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT. DPPFS WILL SERVE 114 CLIENTS IN TWO LOCATIONS WITH HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF POVERTY AND SIGNIFICANT REFERRALS FOR CHILD ABUSE/NEGLECT€€?18 FAMILIES WHO LIVE IN THE SUN VALLEY NEIGHBORHOOD AND 18 FAMILIES WHO LIVE IN THE MONTBELLO NEIGHBORHOOD IN FAR NORTHEAST DENVER. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $125,611.00
Denver, Colorado DENVER, CITY & COUNTY OF
THE DENVER SHERIFF DEPARTMENT (DSD) WILL ADVANCE THE 2017 JAG GOAL BY REFINING EXISTING RESOURCES AND ADDING NEW ONES TO SUPPORT EFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF INCARCERATED MEN AND WOMEN, TRANSITION PLANNING AND MATCHING INTERVENTIONS THAT WILL REDUCE THEIR LIKELIHOOD OF RECIDIVISM. THIS PROCESS IS CALLED THE COMPREHENSIVE TRANSITION SERVICES PLAN MODEL (TSP). SPECIFICALLY, JAG SUPPORT WILL ALLOW DSD TO ADMINISTER TIMELY ASSESSMENTS USED TO INFORM THE TAILORING OF COMPREHENSIVE, INDIVIDUALIZED SCHEDULES OF SERVICES THAT WILL SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS€„¢ SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY. THE TARGET POPULATIONS ARE MEDIUM-HIGH RISK INMATES AT DENVER JAIL FACILITIES. TSP RESPONDS TO RISING DENVER CRIME RATES AND THE NEED FOR A MORE PROACTIVE APPROACH TO PROGRAMS AT DSD FACILITIES. THE PROGRAM WILL ENGAGE ALL COMPONENTS OF THE TRANSITION FROM JAIL TO COMMUNITY MODEL AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES AND CURRICULA. DSD WILL SERVE 100 INDIVIDUALS AT A COST OF $1,170 PER INDIVIDUAL. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $58,500.00
Denver, Colorado COUNTY OF DENVER CITY
IT TAKES A LIBRARY BRINGS DENVER PUBLIC LIBRARY (DPL), DENVER HUMAN SERVICES (DDHS) AND COLORADO MENTAL WELLNESS NETWORK (CMWN) TOGETHER TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH/HUMAN SERVICES AND SUPPORT THE REDUCTION OF CRIME, DELINQUENCY AND RECIDIVISM€€?BEFORE LIBRARY POLICY/LAW VIOLATIONS BY AT-RISK DPL CUSTOMERS LEAD TO SECURITY CONTACTS€€?USING EVIDENCE-BASED BEST PRACTICES OF PEER SUPPORT AND LIBRARY SOCIAL WORK MODELS. PEER NAVIGATORS WILL WORK WITH AND SUPPORT DPL'S SOCIAL WORKERS IN OUTREACH, ASSESSMENTS AND HUMAN SERVICES REFERRALS FOR CUSTOMERS WHO ARE TRADITIONALLY AT RISK OF (RE-) ENTERING THE CRIMINAL/JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM€€?EITHER AS VICTIMS OR PERPETRATORS€€?BASED ON FACTORS SUCH AS INCOME LEVEL/POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS AND MENTAL HEALTH. WITH DDHS' PROVEN CAPACITY TO MANAGE JAG GRANTS, DPL'S LEADERSHIP IN SOCIAL WORK, AND CMWN'S EXPERTISE IN PEER SUPPORT, THE PROJECT AIMS TO SERVE 1,620 CUSTOMERS (1,215 ADULTS, 405 JUVENILES). 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $51,440.00
Boulder County, Colorado COUNTY OF BOULDER
BOULDER COUNTY IMPACT€„¢S JUVENILE TRAUMA TREATMENT PROJECT WILL DIVERT YOUTH FROM FURTHER PENETRATION INTO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSING TRAUMA TREATMENT NEEDS, AS IDENTIFIED THROUGH THE USE OF VALID ASSESSMENTS AT THE TIME OF INITIAL ENTRY INTO THE SYSTEM. THE EVIDENCE-BASED TRAUMA-FOCUSED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (TF-CBT) PROGRAM WILL BE PROVIDED, WITH HIGH-FIDELITY, TO JUVENILES IDENTIFIED WITH TRAUMA TREATMENT NEEDS AT A PER CLIENT COST OF $1,130. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $45,209.00
Boulder, Colorado CITY OF BOULDER
IMPROVING PUBLIC SAFETY THROUGH TRAINING AND EDUCATION 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $49,601.69
Aurora, Colorado AURORA, CITY OF
2016 JAG LOCAL PROJECT 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $175,123.00
Aurora, Colorado CITY OF AURORA COLORADO
THE AURORA POLICE DEPARTMENT (APD) RECEIVED A 3RD YEAR OF FUNDING FOR A GANG "PREVENTION" PROJECT UNDER AURORA'S GANG REDUCTION IMPACT PROGRAM (A-GRIP). THE GOALS OF THE VIOLENCE PREVENTION (VIP) PROJECT ARE TO: DECREASE THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF GANGS, REDUCE RISK FACTORS FOR GANG MEMBERSHIP/VIOLENCE & INCREASE PROTECTIVE FACTORS, AND BUILD MORE POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TARGET AREA YOUTH/PARENTS AND APD. THIS "PREVENTION" COMPONENT OF A-GRIP CONSISTS OF VIP PROGRAMMING PROVIDED BY FRIENDS FOR YOUTH (FFY), HOOD MONSTERS (HM) AND APD'S AURORA FOR YOUTH PROGRAM. EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPH). THE PROJECT WILL SERVE 1,235 YOUTH AND 25 PARENTS IN THE TARGET AREA'S ESTIMATED 180,759 POPULATION (2013). 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $141,942.00
Aurora, Colorado CITY OF AURORA COLORADO
THIS 4TH YEAR FUNDING IS FOR A GANG PREVENTION PROJECT UNDER AURORA'S GANG REDUCTION IMPACT PROGRAM (A-GRIP). THE GOALS OF THE VIP PROJECT ARE TO: -DECREASE THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF GANGS BY BUILDING POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN APD & TARGET AREA YOUTH/PARENTS -REDUCE RISK FACTORS FOR GANG MEMBERSHIP/VIOLENCE & INCREASE PROTECTIVE FACTORS -QUANTIFY HOW PARTICIPATION IN HOOD MONSTERS (HM) & FRIENDS FOR YOUTH (FFY) HAS IMPACTED ENROLLED YOUTH THIS PROJECT EMBODIES JAG'S 2017 GOAL BY IMPLEMENTING A SUSTAINABLE PROGRAM THAT ADDRESSES, PREVENTS & REDUCES JUVENILE CRIME & DELINQUENCY BY UTILIZING INNOVATIVE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY, EVIDENCE-BASED, PROMISING OR BEST PRACTICES." THIS "PREVENTION" COMPONENT OF A-GRIP CONSISTS OF VIP PROGRAMMING PROVIDED BY FFY, HM & APD'S AURORA FOR YOUTH PROGRAM. EVALUATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (SPH). THE PROJECT WILL SERVE 400 YOUTH (255 NEW/145 CONTINUATION) & 10 PARENTS OF THE TARGET AREA'S ESTIMATED 180.8K POP 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $74,520.00
Aurora, Colorado AURORA, CITY OF
THE METRO GANG TASK FORCE WILL CONTINUE TO PURSUE THE HIDTA MISSION, PARTNERING WITH BOTH HSI AND THE ATF, TO INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE ILLEGAL FIREARMS AND NARCOTICS CRIMES WITH A HIGHLY EFFECTIVE MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL APPROACH, TARGETING LOCAL OFFENDERS, AND BEYOND, THROUGH OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH HSI. ADDITIONALLY, OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ATF WILL ALLOW US TO PURSUE INVESTIGATIVE LEADS PRODUCED THROUGH THE CRIME GUN INTELLIGENCE CENTER (CGIC) AND NIBIN. THESE INVESTIGATIONS ARE DEDICATED TO ENSURING THE LOCAL PROBLEM OF VIOLENT GUN CRIME IS ADDRESSED IN A TIMELY AND EFFECTIVE MANNER. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $50,000.00
Aurora, Colorado AURORA, CITY OF
THIS JAG CONTINUATION GRANT WILL ALLOW THE AURORA MUNICIPAL COURT TO IMPROVE AND EXPAND THE CROSS JURISDICTIONAL MENTAL HEALTH WELLNESS COURT TO ADDRESS THE CYCLING OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS THROUGH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. 2016 GRANT FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE PROJECT COORDINATOR (PC) WHO WILL ADDRESS NEW GAPS IDENTIFIED DURING IMPLEMENTATION, REFINE THE REFERRAL PROCESS AND THE LINKAGE TO APPROPRIATE TREATMENT AND RECOVERY SERVICES AND EXPAND THE RESOURCES FOR THE WELLNESS COURT. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $49,590.00
Aurora, Colorado CITY OF AURORA COLORADO
THIS PLANNING AND EVALUATION PROJECT WORK IS TWOFOLD: FIRST, A QUALITY-IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION WILL BE CONDUCTED TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ANY PERCEIVED TENSIONS BETWEEN KIDS, COPS AND COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND ALSO TO DETERMINE WHAT CAN BE DONE TO MITIGATE ANY EXISTING TENSIONS. THE SECOND PROJECT IS AN IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF A-GRIP€„¢S SERVICES, WHICH WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE MOST PROMISING ASPECTS OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMMING THAT REDUCES THE LIKELIHOOD OF GANG-INVOLVED YOUTH RE-OFFENDING. A WORKING GROUP WILL BE COMPRISED TO OVERSEE THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS PROJECT TO INCLUDE THE AURORA POLICE DEPARTMENT. THE CO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH WILL CONDUCT THE PROJECT€„¢S ACTIVITIES. 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $36,218.00
Chicago, Illinois CITY OF CHICAGO
FY15 CPD BODY-WORN CAMERA PILOT IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM 		10/1/2015 12/31/2017 Prime $990,674.22
New York NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES
NEW YORK STATE'S FY 16 EDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAM 		10/1/2015 9/30/2021 Prime $9,215,406.77
Suffolk County, New York SUFFOLK, COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK COUNTY 2016 BYRNE JAG PROGRAM 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Prime $135,062.59
Springfield, Illinois CITY OF SPRINGFIELD POLICE
UPGRADE FLEET 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $113,298.00
Springfield, Illinois SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF
PARTNERSHIPS TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $145,741.00
Champaign, Illinois CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
2016 JAG EQUIPMENT 		10/1/2015 3/31/2020 Prime $68,962.00
Champaign, Illinois CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
PARTNERSHIPS TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $182,936.00
Champaign, Illinois CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
PARTNERSHIPS TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME 		10/1/2015 9/30/2020 Sub $159,303.00
Nassau County, New York NASSAU, COUNTY OF
NASSAU COUNTY VIOLENT CRIME ENFORCEMENT AND REDUCTION INITIATIVE 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $117,995.96
Chattanooga, Tennessee CITY OF CHATTANOOGA
CRIME SCENE EQUIPMENT CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION EQUIPMENT AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE PATROL DIVISION 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $138,654.62
Washington, District of Columbia GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BWC IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM REQUESTING FEDERAL FUNDING TO PURCHASE BWC FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT 		10/1/2015 9/30/2017 Prime $823,656.00
Syracuse, New York CITY OF SYRACUSE
SPD AND OCSO 2016 JAG 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $117,888.00
Birmingham, Alabama CITY OF BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $263,555.63
Huntsville, Alabama CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUIPMENT ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 		10/1/2015 9/30/2019 Prime $168,369.00

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