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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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Location Recipient and description Start date End date Type Amount
Jackson County, Missouri JACKSON COUNTY GOVERNMENT
JACKSON COUNTY DRUG ABATEMENT RESPONSE TEAM (`DART`) PROVIDES ENFORCEMENT SERVICES TO RESIDENTS AIMED AT CLOSING DRUG HOUSES AND STREET LEVEL NARCOTICS OPERATIONS. DART PROVIDES AN INTERAGENCY MECHANISM ACROSS 13 MUNICIPAL JURISDICTIONS THROUGH WHICH RESIDENTS CAN REPORT ILLEGAL NARCOTICS ACTIVITY. DART PERSONNEL REPORT SUSPECTED DRUG ACTIVITY TO LAW ENFORCEMENT SO THAT SELLERS CAN BE ARRESTED AND PROSECUTED. DART COORDINATES PROPERTY INSPECTIONS FOR HOUSING AND FIRE CODE VIOLATIONS TO DETERMINE IF PROPERTIES SHOULD BE VACATED OR ARE UNINHABITABLE. DART ALSO WORKS WITH PROPERTY OWNERS TO ELIMINATE ILLEGAL ACTIVITY ON THEIR PROPERTY. WHEN NECESSARY, DART HANDLES EXPEDITED EVICTION, NUISANCE, AND FORFEITURE ACTIONS. FURTHERMORE, DART MEMBERS ATTEND COMMUNITY MEETINGS TO ENGAGE IN DISCUSSIONS RELATED TO CRIMINAL DRUG ACTIVITY, ITS TOLL ON THE COMMUNITY, AND ACTIONS RESIDENTS CAN TAKE TO HELP FIGHT ITS EFFECTS. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Sub $6,696.67
Billings, Montana CITY OF BILLINGS
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT ENHANCEMENTS 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime $77,816.80
Omaha, Nebraska CITY OF OMAHA
2015 OMAHA/DOUGLAS COUNTY JAG GRANT PROJECTS 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime $370,306.42
Reno, Nevada CITY OF RENO
FY 15 JAG PROGRAM 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime ($0.40)
Reno, Nevada CITY OF RENO
THE RENO POLICE DEPARTMENT, AS A MEMBER OF THE WASHOE COUNTY CONSOLIDATED BOMB SQUAD, RECEIVED GRANT FUNDS TO PURCHASE TWO NEW EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCE DISPOSAL (EOD) BOMB SUITS, TWO DEVICE EXECUTE TRIGGER (DET) DIAGNOSTIC KITS, AND ONE GRID AIM SYSTEM. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $71,731.00
Newark, New Jersey CITY OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY
2015 JAG ANTI-CRIME INITIATIVE 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime $173,384.60
Trenton, New Jersey CITY OF TRENTON
THE TRENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL UTILIZE ITS SHARE OF THE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT (JAG) TO FUND THE PURCHASE OF BODY CAMERAS AND A SERVER FOR STREET LEVEL OFFICERS. IN LIGHT OF THE PROTESTS IN FERGUSON, MISSOURI THE PUBLIC HAS FOCUSED ITS ATTENTION ON THE PROBLEM OF POLICE VIOLENCE. BODY CAMERAS MAY BE A SOLUTION TO THIS ISSUE BY RECORDING AUDIO AND VIDEO OF OFFICERS' INTERACTIONS WITH THE PUBLIC. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Sub $103,279.00
Santa Fe, New Mexico CITY OF SANTA FE
FY 15 JAG PROGRAM 		10/1/2014 1/31/2017 Prime $20,099.00
Asheville, North Carolina CITY OF ASHEVILLE
OFFICER SAFETY ENHANCEMENT AND VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime $50,375.40
Durham County, North Carolina DURHAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS - PREVENTION AND EDUCATION 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Prime $142,255.00
Tulsa, Oklahoma CITY OF TULSA
TULSA CITY AND TULSA COUNTY FY15 JAG PROJECT 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime $331,024.62
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY
ALLEGHENY COUNTY WILL PUT IN PLACE A DATA-DRIVEN SYSTEM OF DECISION MAKING THAT WILL LIMIT UNNECESSARY INCARCERATION OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUPPORT THE RECOVERY OF PEOPLE INTHE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $74,862.00
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY
ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER IS REQUESTING UP TO $150,000 IN FEDERAL BYRNE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT (JAG) FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH RISK DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (DV) TEAM TO IDENTIFY HIGH-RISK DV BATTERERS AND TO DEVELOP THE USE OF SPECIALIZED GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS) MONITORING FOR THE HIGH RISK BATTERERS. THE GOALS OF THE PROJECT WOULD BE TO HAVE COMPREHENSIVE ACTION ON CASES DETERMINED TO HAVE CHARACTERISTICS THAT SHOW THE PERPETRATOR IS A HIGH RISK TO CAUSE SERIOUS HARM TO A VICTIM. THROUGH THE TEAMS ACTIONS, THERE WOULD BE A COORDINATED EFFORT FROM ALL TEAM MEMBERS TO HOLD PERPETRATORS OF DV ACCOUNTABLE AND TO MAINTAIN THE SAFETY OF THE VICTIM WHILE USING GPS MONITORING TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS. INFORMATION AND DATA SHARING, IMPROVED IDENTIFICATION OF PERPETRATORS WHO ARE SERIOUS RISK TO VICTIMS AND THE COMMUNITY, AND COORDINATED ACTION TO HOLD THOSE PERPETRATORS ACCOUNTABLE WILL BE THE KEY COMPONENTS OF THE TEAMS FUNCTION.FUNDS FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT PERSONNELCOSTS, CONSULTANTS, SUPPLIES AND OPERATING EXPENSES. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $0.00
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY
ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER IS REQUESTING $1 44,692 IN FEDERAL FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE DATA-DRIVEN MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION PROJECT. THE PROJECT'S AIM IS TO RECOGNIZE THE IMPORT ANCE OF DIVERTING INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS FROM THE CRIMI NAL JUSTICE SYSTEM WHERE POSSIBLE AND CONNECTING PEOPLE IN THE S YSTEM TO TREATMENT. ALLEGHENY COUNTY HAS THE ANALYTIC CAPACITY T O DEVELOP A QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESS THAT WILL TRACK DATA ON PE OPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM, AND THE COLLABOR ATIVE LEADERSHIP NECESSARY TO ACT ON THOSE DATA. ALLEGHENY COU NTY JAIL ADMITS 15,000-20,000 PEOPLE INTO THE JAIL PER YEAR. IN 2014, 19% OF ALL INDIVIDUALS WHO ENTERED THE ALLEGHENY COUNTY JA IL HAD PREVIOUSLY USED PUBLICLY FUNDED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES WI TH A DIAGNOSIS OF A SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS. DURING THIS SAME YEA R, ABOUT 35% OF PEOPLE IN THE JAIL WERE TREATED FOR MENTAL HEALT H ISSUES. AT THE 2014 RATE, ABOUT 3,300 INDIVIDUALS WILL IMPACTE D BY THE WORK FOR THE DATA-DRIVEN MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION PROJEC T. THE DATA-DRIVEN MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION PROJECT WILL PROVIDE THE GROUNDWORK NECESSARY TO REDUCE THE INCARCERATION OF INDIVIDU ALS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUPPORT THEIR TREATMENT. ALLEGHENY C OUNTY NEEDS TO HAVE A FULL PICTURE OF HOW MENTAL HEALTH INTERACT S WITH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. BY DEVELOPING A DATA-DRIVEN SYSTEM OF IMPROVEMENTS, FIRST IN SUPPORTING AN EXTERNAL EXAMINAT ION OF HOW INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS INTERACT WITH TH E CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND WHERE THE SYSTEM COULD IMPROVE. TH E RESULTS OF THIS EXTERNAL EVALUATION WILL HELP TO ESTABLISH THE KEY OUTCOMES THAT THE JAIL COLLABORATIVE AND CJAB SHOULD CONTIN UOUSLY MEASURE, AND CREATE A BLUEPRINT TO EFFECTIVELY COORDINATE PRE-ARREST DIVERSION, LOCAL COMPETENCY RESTORATION AND TREATMEN T FOR THOSE IN PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS. DATA IS ESSENTIAL ELEMENT IN DEVELOPING, IMPLEMENTING AND MONITORING COMPREHENSIVE PLANS. THE PROJECT WILL BE COUNTYWIDE, AND THE TARGET POPULATION WILL BE INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES WHO ARE INVOLVED WITH T HE LOCAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT ONE FULL-TIME PROJECT COORDINATOR, ONE FULL-TIME PROJEC T COORDINATOR BENEFITS, TRAVELING AND TRAINING, AND CONSULTANTS. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $0.00
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY
ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER IS REQUESTING $1 49,916 IN FEDERAL FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE USING TECHNOLOGY FOR TARG ETED CRIME PREVENTION PROJECT. THE PROJECT'S AIM IS TO INCREASE DATA-SHARING BETWEEN ALLEGHENY COUNTY POLICE AGENCIES AND PUBLIC SAFETY PARTNERS, GREATER COLLABORATION WITH MUNICIPALITIES ON C RIME PREVENTION STRATEGIES, AND A DECREASE IN THE VIOLENT CRIME RATE DUE TO TARGETED IMPACT SQUAD DEPLOYMENT. ALLEGHENY COUNTY P OLICE WILL LEVERAGE ITS ROLE AS A COUNTY-WIDE POLICE TO BUILD TH E TECHNOLOGY CAPACITY OF MUNICIPALITIES FACING A RISE IN VIOLENT CRIME. SOME AREAS IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY ARE EXPERIENCING A CRIS IS OF VIOLENCE, ACCORDING TO THE UNIFORM CRIME REPORT DATA FROM 2011 TO 2105 SHOWS THAT OVERALL RATES OF VIOLENCE HAVE DECREASED IN THE URBAN CORE, THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. HOWEVER, DURING THAT SAME PERIOD, SOME SUBURBAN AREAS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY HAVE EXPER IENCED A DRAMATIC INCREASE IN VIOLENT CRIME. ALLEGHENY COUNTY PO LICE PROVIDE REGIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, ASSISTANCE, AND SPECIAL S ERVICES TO THE 130 MUNICIPALITIES IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY, WITH THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH IN THE MIDDLE AS THE LARGEST MUNICIPALITY. TH E USE TECHNOLOGY AND DATA, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITIES EXPER IENCING A HIGH INCIDENCE OF VIOLENT CRIME, TO FOCUS HIGH IMPACT POLICE RESOURCES WHERE THEY ARE NEEDED THE MOST. ALLEGHENY COUNT Y POLICE WILL IMPLEMENT THE IMPACT SQUAD WHICH IS COMPRISED OF E IGHT ALLEGHENY COUNTY POLICE OFFICERS AND A SUPERVISING SERGEANT . THE SQUAD WILL BE DEPLOYED UPON REVIEWS OF THE OUTPUTS OF A PR EDICTIVE INDICATOR MODEL DEVELOPED AND MAINTAINED BY THE ANALYST S. THE INTERVENTION AND TARGETING OF THE IMPACT SQUAD WILL BE LE D BY THE TWO NEW CRIME ANALYSTS AND BE BASED ON PREDICTIVE MODEL ING THAT DRAWS FROM ALL OF THE AVAILABLE PUBLIC SAFETY DATA IN T HE REGION. FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT TWO FULL-TIME CRIME DATA ANALYST, CRIME DATA ANALYST BENEFITS, AND TWO DESKTOP PC COMPUTERS. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $0.00
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF LANCASTER
LANCASTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE REQUESTING $91,997 INFEDERAL BYRNE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT (JAG) FUNDS TO IMPROVE THE LEVEL OF FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS AND EVIDENCE PROCESSING FOR LANCASTER COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT. THROUGH ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY AND BASIC PRINCIPLES, THIS EQUIPMENT PURCHASED WILL GIVE COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT A MORE ACCURATE MEANS OF OFFENDER IDENTIFICATION THROUGH BOTH FINGERPRINTS AND FLUID COLLECTION AND IMPROVE OVERALL INVESTIGATION CAPABILITIES. FUNDS FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT EQUIPMENT PURCHASES, SUPPLIES AND OPERATING EXPENSES. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $80,155.00
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF LANCASTER
LANCASTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE REQUESTING $132,931 IN FEDERAL FUNDS TO ASSIST THE COUNTY IN CREATING A MINOR JUDICIAR Y COURT FOR NON-FELONY LANCASTER COUNTY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT. THE PROJECT AIM IS TO CREATE A MINOR JUDICIARY COURT WITHIN THE LANCASTER COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SYSTEM. THE GOAL OF THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT WILL BE TO PROVIDE A DIRECT PROCESS FOR VICTIMS AND MISDEMEANOR OFFENDERS TO HAVE THEIR CASE HEARD AND R ESOLVED WITHIN A TIMELY MANNER. THE PROPOSED MINOR JUDICIARY COU RT FOR NON-FELONY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES WOULD BE IMPLEMENTED I N ACCORDANCE TO THE GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED BY THE COURTS OVER-SI GHT COMMITTEE AND BEST PRACTICES GLEANED FROM OTHER DOMESTIC VIO LENCE COURTS ESTABLISHED BEST PRACTICES.THE NATIONAL COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (NCADV) STATES THAT ONE IN FOUR WOMEN WILL EXPERIENCE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THEIR LIFETIME; ONE IN THR EE WOMEN AND ONE IN FOUR MEN, IN THE UNITED STATE, HAVE EXPERIEN CES COME FORM OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE BY AN INTIMATE PARTNER. LANCA STER COUNTY IS THE SIXTH MOST POPULATED COUNTY IN THE COMMONWEAL TH OF PENNSYLVANIA. IN 2015, LANCASTER HAD REPORTED 530 CASES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BOTH FELONY AND NON-FELONY. IN 2015, 49 MORE INDIVIDUALS WERE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE THAN IN 2014. TO C OMBAT THE GROWING TREND OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED CRIMES, LAN CASTER COUNTY WILL IMPLEMENT AS PROBLEM-SOLVING SPECIALTY COURT. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT, WILL ONLY PROCES S CASES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT WILL PROVI DE A MEANS FOR FIRST-TIME MISDEMEANOR OFFENDERS TO TAKE ADVANTAG E OF A FAST-TRACK NEGOTIATED GUILTY PLEA PROCESS WITH EMPHASIS O N PROMPT ENTRY INTO BEHAVIORAL COUNSELING AND/OR OTHER REHABILIT ATIVE SERVICES WITH THE GOAL OF REDUCING RECIDIVISM. THE PROPOSE D MINOR JUDICIARY COURT WILL CREATE A CENTRALIZED LOCATION THAT WILL PROVIDE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, DATING VIOLENCE AND S TALKING WITH A PROMPT RESOLUTION OF BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL (PRO TECTION) COURT PROCEEDINGS. FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPO RT ONE FULL-TIME MINOR COURT ADMINISTRATOR, ONE PART-TIME ADMINI STRATIVE ASSISTANT, ONE FULL-TIME VICTIM-WITNESS ADVOCATE, BENEF ITS FOR ALL PERSONNEL, SUPPLIES AND OPERATING EXPENSES, AND ONE CONSULTANT. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $0.00
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA POLICE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT 2015 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Prime $1,601,647.00
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
THE GOAL OF THE FUNDING REQUESTED FOR FORENSICS EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE, AND TRAINING IS TO CONTINUE OUR EFFORTS TO MODERNIZE AND IMPROVE OUR ABILITY TO PROPERLY OBTAIN AND UTILIZE DIGITAL EVIDENCE FOR PROSECUTION. IN ITS CURRENT STATE, OUR TECHNICAL SERVICES UNIT IS ABLE TO PROCESS A LIMITED NUMBER OF MOBILE DEVICES, BUT WITH THE ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE, AND TRAINING, WE WOULD BE ABLE TO COLLECT DATA FROM THE MOST POPULAR MOBILE DEVICES AND DIGITAL STORAGE INSTRUMENTS WHETHER THEY ARE WORKING, LOCKED, OR DAMAGED. WE HAVE REQUESTED ADDITIONAL NETWORKING EQUIPMENT TO ALLOW FOR THE GROWING RELIANCE ON OUR DIGITAL FORENSICS BY INCREASING SECURITY, STORAGE SPACE, AND CREATING A CENTRAL, SECURE BACKUP/SHARING SYSTEM ACROSS ALL FORENSIC STATIONS. THE TRAININGS OUTLINED WILL ALLOW STAFF MEMBERS TO STAY UP TO DATE ON THE MOST COMMON DIGITAL FORENSICS UTILIZED FOR PROSECUTION, WITH THE ADVANCED TRAININGS KEEPING US ON PAR WITH THE NEWEST PRACTICES USED TO EXTRACT DATA FROM THE GROWING MARKET OF DIFFERENT DIGITAL DEVICES. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $73,180.00
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA CITY TREASURER IS REQUESTING UP TO $149,987IN FEDERAL BYRNE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE ADDRESSING ROOT CAUSES (ARC) PROJECT. THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO INCREASE COORDINATION OF COURT-BASED REENTRY PROGRAMS. THROUGHOUT THIS PROJECT ALL INVOLVED ORGANIZATIONS WILL WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW REFERRAL RESOURCES RESULTING IN IMPROVED CONNECTIONS TO SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, INCREASED CROSS-SYSTEM ALIGNMENT, MORE TARGETED ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES, AND BETTER DATA ABOUT RECIDIVISM. FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT PERSONNEL, AND CONSULTANTS. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $72,104.00
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA COUNTYS DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ANDINTELLECTUAL DISABILITY SERVICES (DBHIDS) IS REQUESTING UP TO $149,980 IN FEDERAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT FUNDS TO SUPPORT THECROSS-SYSTEMS DATA INFORMATION SHARING PROJECT WHICH WILL SUPPORT THE PHILADELPHIA STEPPING UP INITIATIVE BY IDENTIFYING AND ELIMINATING BARRIERS IN DATA SHARING IN PHILADELPHIA AND PROMOTING THE FLOW OF INFORMATION ACROSS CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS. THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE CROSS-SYSTEMS DATA INTEGRATION AND INFORMATION SHARING WITH THE INTENTOF REDUCING THE NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS IN JAIL WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS AND CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS THROUGH THE CONTRACTING OF A TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONSULTANT, WHO IS A NATIONAL LEGAL EXPERT ON MENTAL HEALTH LAW, PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY, AND DATA AND INFORMATION SHARING; AND HIRING A STEPPING UP DATA COORDINATOR TO IMPLEMENT THE CONSULTANTS RECOMMENDATIONS. FUNDS FROM THIS GRANT WILL PROVIDE COMPENSATION FOR APPROXIMATELYFIVE DAYS OF WORK PER MONTH FOR THE LEGAL CONSULTANT; SUPPORT THE PERSONNEL COSTS AFFILIATED WITH THE STEPPING UP DATA COORDINATOR, WHICH IS A FULL-TIME POSITION; AND TRAVEL, TRAINING, SUPPLIES, AND OPERATING EXPENSES FOR BOTH POSITIONS. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $49,601.00
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA IN COLLABORATION WITH THE PHIA DMC WORKING GROUP, WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A NEW INTERACTIVE CURRICULUM AND FOLLOW UP TRAININGS FOR SCHOOL POLICE AND STUDENTS THAT CAN BE REPLICATED IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS THROUGHOUT PA. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $0.00
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CITY OF PITTSBURGH
TO HELP SUPPORT YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH THROUGH EDUCATION AND AWARENESS ON THE DANGERS OF DRUG ABUSE, GANGS, AND FIREARMS. ALSO, COVER THE OT FOR OFFICERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE VIOLENCE REDUCTION PROGRAM TO HELP CURB VIOLENCE IN THE CITY. LASTLY, HOST 2 LEADERSHIP IN POLICE ORGANIZATIONS (3WKS EACH) TRAINING SESSIONS TO DEVELOP OFFICERS, AT ALL LEVELS, TO BE LEADERS AND LEAD OTHERS TO POSITIVE CHANGE IN THEIR AGENCY. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Sub $127,939.00
Pawtucket, Rhode Island CITY OF PAWTUCKET
FY15 PAWTUCKET JAG OVERTIME INITIATIVE 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime ($0.05)
North Charleston, South Carolina CITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON
CITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT 2015 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime ($352.13)
Rapid City, South Dakota CITY OF RAPID CITY
FY 2015 JAG PROJECT 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime ($291.96)
Hendersonville, Tennessee CITY OF HENDERSONVILLE
JAG - CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT €€Œ THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROGRAM AREA IS TO PROVIDE STATE-OF-THE ART TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT TO TENNESSEE€„¢S CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS. SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT BECOME OBSOLETE AND/OR NONFUNCTIONAL AND HAVE TO BE REPLACED. ALL FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS ARE TRACKED AND CAREFULLY FOLLOWED. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $15,000.00
Knoxville, Tennessee CITY OF KNOXVILLE
KNOXVILLE KNOX COUNTY JAG 2015 		10/1/2014 9/30/2018 Prime $0.00
Knox County, Tennessee KNOX, COUNTY OF
JAG - CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT €€Œ THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROGRAM AREA IS TO PROVIDE STATE-OF-THE ART TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT TO TENNESSEE€„¢S CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS. SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT BECOME OBSOLETE AND/OR NONFUNCTIONAL AND HAVE TO BE REPLACED. ALL FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS ARE TRACKED AND CAREFULLY FOLLOWED. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $186,438.00
Knox County, Tennessee KNOX, COUNTY OF
JAG - CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT €€Œ THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROGRAM AREA IS TO PROVIDE STATE-OF-THE ART TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT TO TENNESSEE€„¢S CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS. SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT BECOME OBSOLETE AND/OR NONFUNCTIONAL AND HAVE TO BE REPLACED. ALL FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS ARE TRACKED AND CAREFULLY FOLLOWED. 		10/1/2014 9/30/2019 Sub $186,438.00

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