News & Notices

State and local government agencies may apply through Friday, May 24 to partner with federal law enforcement on targeted and prioritized violent-crime reduction programs. Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) grants for October 2019 through September 2020 are divided between U.S. Attorney's offices for the Northern District and Southern District of Indiana. Click the links to view requirements in the requests for proposals.

Federal grants are available to reimburse a portion of direct services to crime victims for October 2019 through September 2020. Public and nonprofit agencies may apply for Family Violence Prevention and Services Act funding by Wednesday, May 8 and new applicants may apply for Victims of Crime Act funding by Wednesday, May 15. Both grants require 20 percent non-federal cash or in-kind match. Click the links to view requirements in the requests for proposals.

To apply for ICJI funding opportunities that began after July 1, 2018, register in IntelliGrants and subscribe for email or text-message notices. ICJI recommends that subgrantees review IntelliGrants training material before logging in for the first time. Click and enter password IndianaCJI1 to view the training webinar or read the Subgrantee User Manual.

Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) courses will be held April 29-30 at the Cicero Police Department. DRE School will be held June 3-14 at IMPD Training Academy with field certification occurring July 25-30 or July 28-Aug. 2. Courses for new Standard Field Sobriety Test (SFST) instructors will be held Sept. 23-27 at IMPD Training Academy. Existing SFST instructors are asked to sign up for Tuesday-Thursday Indiana Law Enforcement Academy basic courses.

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