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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
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ALLEGHENY, COUNTY OF
ALLEGHENY COUNTY ADULT PROBATION IS REQUESTING $105,000 I N FEDERAL FUNDS TO MAINTAIN AN OFFENDER RE-INTEGRATION AND COMMU NITY-BASED SUPERVISION SERVICE IN THE MON VALLEY. THE PROJECT CR EATES A RESOURCE CENTER IN A HIGH-NEED, UNDERSERVED AREA OF ALLE GHENY COUNTY. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY INTEGRATING COMMUNITY -BASED PROBATION AND THE REENTRY PROGRAM, AN IMPORTANT IMPROVEME NT IN BOTH THE REENTRY PROGRAM AND THE EXISTING MODEL OF SUPERVI SION. THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF THIS NEW ADULT PROBATION AND RE ENTRY COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER ARE TO: IMPROVE PUBLIC SAFETY BY REDUCING RECIDIVISM (AS MEASURED BY A RELATIVE REDUCTION IN RE- ARRESTS DURING COMMUNITY SUPERVISION), REACH AND SERVE THE TARGE T GROUP OF MEDIUM TO HIGH-RISK OFFENDERS, IMPROVE THESE OFFENDER S ACCESS TO AND USE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, INCREASE ACCES S TO EMERGENCY HOUSING FOR OFFENDERS RE-ENTERING COMMUNITIES AND PROVIDE HOUSING SUPPORTS AND COUNSELING FOR TARGET GROUP, IMPRO VE HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT AND TREATMENT OUTCOMES. IT WILL PROVIDE SUPERVISION AND SOCIAL SERVICES FOR MEDIUM TO HIGH-RISK PROBATIO NERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, ASSIST PAROLEES TO REENTER THESE LOCA L COMMUNITIES, AND REDUCE THE RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RECID IVISM. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM BY INTEGRATING SER VICES, INCLUDING RE-ENTRY AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE, WITH PROBATION PRACTICES IN A HIGH-NEED AREA OF THE COUNTY. WITH THE SUPPORT O F ITS PARTNERS IN THIS PROJECT, ADULT PROBATION WILL DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT AN ADULT PROBATION AND REENTRY COMMUNITY RESOURCE CEN TER AT A CENTRAL MON VALLEY LOCATION THAT IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE T O PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. THIS RESOURCE CENTER WILL EXPAND EVIDEN CE-BASED PROBATION PRACTICES AND BUILD CONTINUITY FROM THE JAIL TO THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING THE SAME EVIDENCE-BASED SERVICES A S IN THE REENTRY PROGRAM. IT WILL LINK PROBATION OFFICERS, REENT RY PROBATION OFFICERS AND CASE MANAGERS (STAFF OF FAMILY SERVICE S OF WESTERN PA, WHO PROVIDE CASE MANAGEMENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT) THROUGH SHARED ASSESSMENTS AND THE DATA-SHARING OF THE JAIL COL LABORATIVE COMPUTER APPLICATION. FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL S UPPORT TRAVEL, EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES AND CONSULTANTS. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $103,284.00
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY
ALLEGHENY COUNTY POLICE ARE DEVELOPING A PROGRAM TO USE TECHNOLOGY AND DATA ANALYTICS TO TRACK CRIME AND TARGET PREVENTION EFFORTS. THE PROJECT WILL CONTINUE USING SMART POLICING TECHNIQUES IN RESOURCE-LACKING SUBURBAN MUNICIPALITIES OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY WITH THE GOAL OF INCREASED DATA-SHARING AND REDUCED VIOLENT CRIME. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $66,055.00
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. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $51,237.00
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. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $44,876.00
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF LANCASTER
LANCASTER COUNTY IS REQUESTING $79,712 IN FEDERAL FUNDS T O PURCHASE AND DEPLOY ADDITIONAL DATA COLLECTORS, AN EXTERNAL S CANSTATION CAMERA AND TWO TV CARTS WHICH WILL BE USED TO PRESENT COLLECTED DATA IN COURT. THE MAJOR DELIVERABLES FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF THE GRANT CONTINUE TO BE ACCOMPLISHED. THE SCANNER AND S UPPORT EQUIPMENT WERE PURCHASED AND DEPLOYED. UNIT LEADERS SCHED ULED AND COMPLETED THE FIRST HALF OF TRAINING DURING JANUARY WIT H THE SECOND HALF OF TRAINING BEING SCHEDULED FOR LATE SUMMER 20 15. THE DATA SHEETS COLLECTED FROM UNIT INVESTIGATIONS ARE SHOWI NG TIME AND COST SAVINGS OVER THE PREVIOUS INVESTIGATIVE METHODS . THE SAVINGS ARE PRIMARILY THROUGH A REDUCTION OF INVESTIGATIVE TIME AND A REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF DETECTIVE PERSONNEL NEEDE D TO PERFORM THE INVESTIGATIONS. THE COST SAVINGS BEING REALIZED ARE AS HIGH AS 72%. ADDITIONALLY, LANCASTER COUNTY IS SEEING IM PROVEMENT IN THE QUALITY OF EVIDENCE/DATA THAT IS PRESENTED TO T HE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE FROM THE SCANSTATION. CONTINUATI ON FUNDING FOR THIS PROJECT WILL BE USED TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT ALONG WITH SUPPLIES AND SOFTWARE LICENSES. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $79,025.00
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. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $29,500.00
Chester, Pennsylvania CITY OF CHESTER
CHESTER CITY REQUESTS $10,000 TO DEVELOP A THREE TO FOUR YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN FOR RE-ENTERING CITIZENS IN THE CITY OF CHES TER. IN 2013, A REENTRY TEAM, COMPRISED OF STAKEHOLDERS FROM TH E FIELDS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE, BUSINESS, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, S OCIAL SERVICES, AND CITY GOVERNMENT WAS APPOINTED BY MAYOR JOHN LINDER TO RESEARCH, DEVELOP, AND IMPLEMENT A REENTRY SYSTEM IN T HE CITY OF CHESTER. THE GROUP MET WITH REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE LANCASTER COUNTY REENTRY MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION TO UNDERSTAND B EST PRACTICES IN THE FIELD OF REENTRY. LANCASTER COUNTY HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS A MODEL IN REENTRY PRACTICES IN THE STATE OF PENN SYLVANIA. IN SEPTEMBER 2014, THE CHESTER REENTRY COMMISSION (C RC) WAS CONVENED TO DEFINE THE MISSION, VISION AND SCOPE FOR THE REENTRY COMMISSIONS' WORK. THE MISSION OF THE CRC IS TO COORDIN ATE REENTRY SERVICES THAT ASSIST RETURNING CITIZENS AND COURT IN VOLVED YOUTH WITH SUCCESSFUL REINTEGRATION AND TRANSITION IN ORD ER TO PROMOTE PUBLIC SAFETY. CRC BELIEVES THAT EVERY RETURNING C ITIZEN AND COURT INVOLVED YOUTH SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO THE SERVIC ES AND RESOURCES NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN A PRODUCTIVE, CRIME FREE LIFE. THERE ARE CURRENTLY 30 MEMBERS OF THE CRC WHO MEET MONTHLY . THE CHARGE OF THE CRC IS TO DEVELOP AND PLAN A COORDINATED REE NTRY SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF CHESTER THAT PROVIDES A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES THAT EXTEND FROM PRE-RELEASE TO SUCCESSFUL REENTRY INT O THE COMMUNITY. SUCCESSFUL REENTRY IS DEFINED AS LIVING A CRIME -FREE, SELF-SUSTAINING, AND PRODUCTIVE LIFE. THE CRC IS COMPRISE D OF PROFESSIONALS FROM THE FIELDS OF EDUCATION, SOCIAL SERVICES , CRIMINAL JUSTICE, FAITH-BASED, POLITICAL, AND WORKFORCE DEVELO PMENT AND TRAINING. IN FEBRUARY OF 2015, A MEMBER OF THE CHESTER REENTRY COMMISSION WAS APPOINTED TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADVISO RY BOARD FOR DELAWARE COUNTY. FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE CRC ENTER ING INTO A CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT WITH A STRATEGIC PLANNING FACIL ITATOR FROM THE LANCASTER COUNTY RMO THAT INCLUDES TRAVEL AND SU PPLY COSTS. THE CONSULTANT WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR FACILITATING THE PLANNING PROCESS AND THE CRC REENTRY WILL BE UTILIZED TO DES IGN A REENTRY SYSTEM THAT WILL ULTIMATELY FOCUS ON THE ESTABLISH MENT OF REENTRY PARTNERSHIPS IN THE CHESTER COMMUNITY IN ORDER T O DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO REENTRY THAT SUPPORTS FORM ERLY INCARCERATED CITIZENS RETURNING FROM JAIL OR PRISON, COURT INVOLVED YOUTH, AND THEIR FAMILIES. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $4,128.00
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania COUNTY OF LANCASTER
LANCASTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE REQUESTING $24,938 IN FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDS TO EXPAND THEIR EXISTING CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM (CIT) PROGRAM BY OFFERING THE CIT-YOUTH AND CIT-VETERANS CURRICULUM TO PREVIOUSLY CERTIFIED CIT OFFICERS. CIT IS A 40-HOUR TRAINING PROGRAM OF POLICE-BASED FIRST RESPONDER CRISIS INTERVENTION DEVELOPED AND DELIVERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES AND ADVOCACY GROUPS. THE CIT-YOUTH CURRICULUM TRAINS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ON RESPONSE TECHNIQUES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE FOR YOUTH WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS.CIT-YOUTH IS AN EIGHT-HOUR SUPPLEMENTAL TRAINING COURSE FOR LAWENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY UNDERGONE STANDARD CITTRAINING AND WHO UNDERSTAND THE BASIC CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES, BUT ARE LOOKING FOR MORE SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT DEALING WITHYOUTH IN MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS. THE CIT-VETERANS IS A FOUR-HOURTRAINING MODULE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS THAT TARGETS ISSUES FACED BY MILITARY VETERANS. THE TRAINING MODULE WOULD BE PROVIDED AS A POST-CIT TRAINING. THE TRAINING IS DESIGNED TO AUGMENT THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS TO MORE EFFECTIVELY RESPOND TO CRISIS SITUATIONS THAT INVOLVE VETERANS. THE TRAINING COMPONENTS INCLUDES AREAS RELATING TO POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD), TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI), AND OTHER TRAUMA RELATED ISSUES, MILITARY CULTURE, DIVERTING VETERANS FROM THE JUSTICE SYSTEM, AND THE ROLES OF KEY STAKEHOLDERS THAT WORK WITH JUSTICE INVOLVED VETERANS. LANCASTER COUNTY-S POPULATION IN 2012 WAS AN ESTIMATED 526,823 WITH 24.3% OF THE COUNTY-S POPULATION UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE. SINCE THE INCEPTION OF CIT IN 2011, 125 INDIVIDUALS FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT, CORRECTIONS, AND COURTS HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN ADULT CRISIS INTERVENTION. THIS TRAINING HAS CONTINUED WITH TWO TO FOUR FULL SESSIONS AND NUMEROUS TOPIC SPECIFIC MODULES ANNUALLY. TO DATE, LANCASTER COUNTY CIT OFFICERS HAVE FILED 143 INCIDENT REPORTS WHERE THE OFFICERS USED THEIR TRAINING TO AID SOMEONE IN CRISIS; OF THOSE CASES, 11% WERE YOUTH (AGES TEN THROUGH 17) AND FOUR PERCENT WERE KNOWN VETERANS.IN AN EFFORT TO BETTER SERVE THE YOUTH AND VETERANS IN CRISIS, LANCASTER COUNTY IS PROPOSING TO ENHANCE THEIR SUCCESSFUL CIT PROGRAM AND BUILD THEIR INFRASTRUCTURE BY TRAINING UP TO TEN CIT INSTRUCTORS IN THE CIT-YOUTH AND CIT-VETERANS MODULES. ONCE TRAINED, THE OFFICERS WILLCONDUCT TRAINING SESSIONS FOR UP TO THE CURRENT COMPLEMENT OF 125 CIT OFFICERS IN LANCASTER COUNTY, WHO ARE INTERESTED IN RECEIVING THE YOUTH AND/OR VETERAN TRAINING COMPONENTS, OVER A TWO-YEAR PROJECT PERIOD. FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT THECOST OF TRAINING UP TO TEN CIT OFFICERS, AS TRAINERS, IN THE CIT-YOUTH AND CIT-VETERANS MODULES AND THE COST OF TRAINING AND RELATED TRAINING EXPENSES FOR UP TO 125 CIT OFFICERS. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $1,516.00
North Charleston, South Carolina CITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON
NORTH CHARLESTON JAG - 2014 		10/1/2013 9/30/2017 Prime $60,445.47
Knox County, Tennessee KNOX, COUNTY OF
JAG - PRE TRIAL SERVICE DELIVERY - PROJECTS FUNDED IN THIS PROGRAM AREA WILL BE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY AND DIVERT LESS SERIOUS OFFENDERS INTO ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES OR WILL BE DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENT FLOW OF CASES THROUGH THE COURT SYSTEM. THE PROGRAM FOCUSES ON CASE DIVERSION AND/OR IMPROVEMENT OF THE COURT PROCESS TO MAKE JUSTICE MORE EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT. FUNDED PROJECTS WILL USE THE GRANTS FOR HIRING KEY PERSONNEL OR FOR IMPLEMENTING NEW TECHNOLOGY OR PROCEDURES. THIS PROGRAM IS NOT INTENDED TO SUPPLANT, REPLACE OR OTHERWISE DUPLICATE ANY EXISTING DIVERSION PROGRAMS OR CURRENT POSITIONS. NOR IS IT MEANT TO PROVIDE POSITIONS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE NEEDED TO ENSURE THE COURT€„¢S REQUIRED INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN THE LOCAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $355,316.00
Knoxville, Tennessee CITY OF KNOXVILLE
COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION - THE PROJECTS FUNDED IN THIS PROGRAM AREA SEEK TO DEVELOP AND EMPOWER COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS THROUGH ENHANCED POLICE LEADERSHIP, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PROJECTS THAT IMPLEMENT HIGH QUALITY POLICE SERVICES. THE PARTNERSHIP CONCEPT IS CENTRAL TO THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROGRAM, WHICH IS DESIGNED TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES, THEIR CAUSES, AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS. PROJECTS TARGET THE GENERAL POPULATION VIA MASS MEDIA AND/OR PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, OR SPECIFIC SEGMENTS OF THE POPULATION, SUCH AS WOMEN, AT RISK YOUTH, OR THE ELDERLY. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $144,190.72
Memphis, Tennessee CITY OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $32,081.00
Nashville, Tennessee NASHVILLE & DAVIDSON COUNTY, METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OF
JAG - PRE TRIAL SERVICE DELIVERY - PROJECTS FUNDED IN THIS PROGRAM AREA WILL BE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY AND DIVERT LESS SERIOUS OFFENDERS INTO ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES OR WILL BE DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENT FLOW OF CASES THROUGH THE COURT SYSTEM. THE PROGRAM FOCUSES ON CASE DIVERSION AND/OR IMPROVEMENT OF THE COURT PROCESS TO MAKE JUSTICE MORE EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT. FUNDED PROJECTS WILL USE THE GRANTS FOR HIRING KEY PERSONNEL OR FOR IMPLEMENTING NEW TECHNOLOGY OR PROCEDURES. THIS PROGRAM IS NOT INTENDED TO SUPPLANT, REPLACE OR OTHERWISE DUPLICATE ANY EXISTING DIVERSION PROGRAMS OR CURRENT POSITIONS. NOR IS IT MEANT TO PROVIDE POSITIONS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE NEEDED TO ENSURE THE COURT€„¢S REQUIRED INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN THE LOCAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $351,999.00
Austin, Texas CITY OF AUSTIN
CITY OF AUSTIN AND TRAVIS COUNTY FY14 EDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAM 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Prime $330,350.56
Dallas, Texas CITY OF DALLAS
FY 2014 EDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JAG GRANT 		10/1/2013 9/30/2017 Prime $951,371.00
Dallas, Texas CITY OF DALLAS
THE CITY OF DALLAS IS REQUESTING $80,000 TO FACILITATE THE REPLACEMENT/UPGRADE OF OUTDATED EQUIPMENT THAT RECORDS INTERVIEWS/INTERROGATIONS IN NINE OF ITS INTERVIEW ROOMS. 		10/1/2013 3/31/2019 Sub $80,000.00
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin MILWAUKEE COUNTY
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 2014 JAG LOCAL GRANT 		10/1/2013 2/28/2018 Prime $874,586.75
Chester County, Pennsylvania CHESTER, COUNTY OF
CHESTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE REQUESTING $77,992 IN FE DERAL FUNDS TO CONTINUE A GENDER RESPONSIVE WOMENS REENTRY ASSES SMENT PROGRAMMING INITIATIVE (WRAP-I) THAT ADDRESSES THE COMPL EX ISSUES THAT DRIVES WOMEN INVOLVEMENT IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM. T HE GOAL OF THE WOMENS REENTRY ASSESSMENT PROGRAMMING INITIATIV E (WRAP-I) IS TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM, DECREASE TECHNICAL VIOLATION S OF COMMUNITY SUPERVISION AND INCREASE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEIN G OF WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A SY STEMIC INTEGRATION OF GENDER-RESPONSIVE AND EVIDENCE-BASED INTER VENTIONS IN COLLABORATION WITH COMMUNITY AND JUSTICE PARTNERS. THE PROJECT ALLOWS FOR MORE EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION FOR THE FEMAL E OFFENDER, BREAKING THEIR CYCLE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT THROUGH THE USE OF GENDER RESPONSIVE SUPERVISION TECHNIQUES, CA SE MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMING. IN DOING SO, THE PROJECT EXPECTS TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM AND TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS FOR FEMALE OFFENDE RS; INCREASE STAFFS ABILITY TO IDENTIFY WOMENS NEEDS AND STRENGT HS THROUGH GENDER RESPONSIVE ASSESSMENT OF THEIR PRESENTING PROB LEMS AND CREATE A SUSTAINABLE NETWORK OF COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICE S THAT MEET WOMENS IDENTIFIED NEEDS. THE WOMEN OFFENDER CASE MAN AGEMENT MODEL (WOCMM-NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CORRECTIONS 2006) WIL L BE USED AS A MODEL FOR THE PROJECT AND FOCUS ON ASSESSING RISK S, STRENGTHS, NEEDS, AND TRAUMA HISTORY; PROVIDING INTEGRATED TR ANSITION AND CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES; AND TEACHING PRO-SOCIAL S KILLS TO DECREASE CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AND IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR WOM EN IN THE SYSTEM. FUNDING WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT PERSONNEL, AN ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; TRAVEL/TRAINING; SUPPLIES AND CONSU LTANTS. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $96,467.00
Chester County, Pennsylvania CHESTER, COUNTY OF
THE CHESTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE REQUESTING $50,000IN JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT FUNDS FOR THE CHESTER COUNTY JUVENILE PROBATION OFFICE (JPO) TO SUPPORT MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING (MI) INTENSIVE COACHING TRAINING AND A PROJECT FACILITATOR. THISIS A STAGE 2 ACTIVITY UNDER THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM ENHANCEMENT STRATEGY (JJSES). THIS WILL BE THE SECOND CYCLE OF JJSES FUNDING FOR THIS APPLICANT. THE GOALS OF THIS SECOND CYCLE OF JJSES FUNDS ARE:- TO SUPPORT FOUR SUPERVISORS TO ATTEND MI INTENSIVE TRAINING TO ENSURE QUALITY IMPLEMENTATION AND TO SUSTAIN THE PRACTICE.- TO SUPPORT A PROJECT FACILITATOR TO ENSURE THAT DAY-TO-DAY PROCESSES ARE WORKING; COLLECT AND DOCUMENT YLS ASSESSMENTS AND CHECK FOR INTER-RATER RELIABILITY; COORDINATE IMPLEMENTATION TEAM MEETINGS, INCLUDING SENDING INVITATIONS AND DEVELOPING AGENDAS AND MEETING MINUTES; COLLECT DATA, PRODUCE DATA REPORTS AND ORGANIZE INFORMATION TO PRESENT TO THE COUNTY PLANNING TEAM; FACILITATE TRAINING SESSIONS; AND ASSIST THE PROJECT COORDINATOR AS NEEDED. FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE COSTS FOR TRAINING FOUR SUPERVISORS IN THE MI INTENSIVE COACHING AND CURRENT STAFF AS PROJECT FACILITATORS TO WORK CLOSELY WITH THE JJSES PROJECTCOORDINATOR. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $8,261.00
Jackson, Tennessee CITY OF JACKSON MAYORS OFF
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. 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $214,725.00
Tacoma, Washington CITY OF TACOMA WASHINGTON
PIERCE COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROJECTS AND CITY OF TACOMA'S YOUTH AND INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECTS 		10/1/2013 4/30/2018 Prime $289,802.00
Hialeah, Florida CITY OF HIALEAH
PATROL VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT PROJECT 		10/1/2013 9/30/2017 Prime $64,100.00
Cook County, Illinois COOK COUNTY
COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTERS 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $252,198.00
Cook County, Illinois COOK COUNTY
HUMAN TRAFFICKING TASK FORCE 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $108,866.00
Cook County, Illinois COOK COUNTY
JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANTS - OPERATIONS 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $29,251.00
Yonkers, New York CITY OF YONKERS
BYRNE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT 2014 LOCAL SOLICITATION 		10/1/2013 3/31/2018 Prime $161,240.00
Vallejo, California CITY OF VALLEJO POLICE DEPARTMENT
SOLANO COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICE ENHANCEMENT PROJECT 		10/1/2013 9/30/2017 Sub $67,564.00
Bakersfield, California CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
FY 14 JAG PROGRAM 		10/1/2013 9/30/2017 Prime $161,153.86
Waterloo, Iowa CITY OF WATERLOO
TRI-COUNTY TASK FORCE 		10/1/2013 9/30/2018 Sub $193,000.00
Greensboro, North Carolina CITY OF GREENSBORO
GUILFORD COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT ENHANCEMENTS FY 14 		10/1/2013 9/30/2017 Prime $217,852.38

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