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Federally Recognized Indian tribes and their public agencies

Please view all solicitations below that you may be eligible for by being a federally recognized Indian tribe and its public agency. You will find a description and criteria for each solicitation listed below. Please select the check mark if you meet the prescribed criteria and please click the X if you do not meet the criteria.


Community Policing Development: Accreditation Solicitation

Description: Funding to increase the capacity of existing accreditation bodies to provide services to agencies including small, rural, and tribal law enforcement and to provide accreditation services in states that currently do not have them.   

Sub Category Solicitations:

  • Addressing Gaps in State Accreditation

    Description: funding to support the establishment of accreditation entities in states that do not have an accreditation body.

    Criteria: Is your agency one of the following: Institution of Higher Education, Non-Profit Organization, Faith Based Organization, Community Group, Public Government Agency, Federally Recognized Tribe and their Public Agencies, or For Profit (Commercial) Organization?

Coordinated Tribal Assistance Solicitation (CTAS) Solicitation

Description: Enables Tribes, Alaska Native villages, and Tribal consortia to submit a single application for seven of the Department of Justice’s competitive grant programs (additional information and helpful resources). The purpose of CTAS Purpose Area #1 Tribal Resources Grant Program (TRGP) funds are to expand the implementation of community policing and meet the most serious needs of law enforcement in Tribal Nations, to include the hiring or re-hiring of career law enforcement officers and village public safety officers, and procuring basic equipment and training to assist in the initiation or enhancement of Tribal community policing efforts.

Criteria: Is your agency one of the following: Federally Recognized Tribe and their Public Agency or Tribal Law Enforcement Agency?

Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act (LEMHWA) Solicitation

Description: Provide training, programming, and support services in law enforcement emotional and mental health, including such things as suicide prevention, peer mentoring, clinical support, and family support services.

Sub Category Solicitation:

  • LEMHWA National Level Resources, Training, and Technical Assistance

    Description: Funds to develop resources such as toolkits and publications; offer training; and provide assistance to state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement agencies across the country to implement successful mental health and wellness initiatives for officers and their families.

    Criteria: Is your agency one of the following: Institution of Higher Education, Non-Profit Organization, Faith Based Organization, Community Group, Public Government Agency, Federally Recognized Tribe and their Public Agencies, or For Profit (Commercial) Organization?

Preparing for Active Shooter Situations (PASS)

Description: Funds to support a provider who can provide nationwide training to at least 20,000 first responders over the course of the award through scenario-based, multidisciplinary training classes.

Criteria: Is your agency one of the following: Institution of Higher Education, Non-Profit Organization, Faith Based Organization, Community Group, Public Government Agency, Federally Recognized Tribe and their Public Agencies, or For Profit (Commercial) Organization?

School Violence Prevention Program (SVPP) Solicitation

Description: Funds to improve security at schools and on school grounds in the award recipient’s jurisdiction through evidence-based school safety programs and technology.

Criteria:  Is your agency one of the following: State, Local, or Tribal Law Enforcement Agency, Unit of Local Government (e.g., county, city, school district), Federally Recognize Tribe and their Public Agencies, or a Public Government Agency?

Tribal Resources Grant Program – Technical Assistance Program (TRGP-TA) Solicitation

Description: Funds are used to support tribal law enforcement agencies through training and technical assistance efforts around community policing topics.

Criteria: Is your agency a Public Government Agency, Federally Recognized Indian Tribe and their Public Agencies, For Profit (Commercial) Organization, Non-Profit Organization, Institution of Higher Education, Community Group, or a Faith-Based Organization?

SPOTLIGHT

   
    

U.S. Department of Justice   
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services   
145 N Street NE   
Washington, DC 20530

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800-421-6770   
 

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