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FEDERAL GRANTS AVAILABLE
The Federal Grants Division within the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council serves as the contact point for the State of Oklahoma with four (4) federal granting agencies. In this capacity the Division is responsible for administration and management of seven federal grants totaling more than $9 million.
Click on the following links to access more information on the federal grant opportunities through the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council:
- Justice Assistance Grant (JAG)
- Justice Assistance Grant-Local Law Enforcement (JAG-LLE)
- National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP)
- Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Grant Act (Coverdell)
- Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Grant (RSAT)
- Sexual Assault Services Program Grant (SASP)
- S.T.O.P. Violence Against Women Act Grant (VAWA)
The Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Grant is administered by the Victims Division within the District Attorneys Council. Click here to access information on the Victims Of Crime Act (VOCA).
FAQs
Q: How do I apply for grants on OKGrants?
A: The OKGrants website is www.grants.ok.gov
A: The OKGrants website is www.grants.ok.gov
Q: Where do I accept funding for an application I have been awarded?
A: For awarded applications please refer to OKGrants. www.grants.ok.gov
A: For awarded applications please refer to OKGrants. www.grants.ok.gov
Q: Where do I go for other sources of federal funding?
A: The one-stop website source for federal funding is www.grants.gov
A: The one-stop website source for federal funding is www.grants.gov
Q: Do you have any grant writing tips?
A: Tips for Grant Writing
A: Tips for Grant Writing
Interesting Facts
Federal funds are available from the Federal Grants Division on drugs and violent crime, domestic violence and sexual assault, residential substance abuse treatment, forensic science improvement, and efforts to reduce gun and gang violence.
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