Justice grants and law enforcement grants awarded through the Department of Justice (DOJ) may require acceptance and management through their JustGrants system.
But… do you know how to use it, so your agency can accept the grant they’ve received?
Head into fall by getting to the top of your grant-writing game!
Seats are still available for 4 in-person grant-writing training sessions, led by First Responder Grants Consultant Greg Bavis:
Sept. 11-12
Sept. 16-17
Sept. 23-24
Sept. 25-26
From New York State to Washington State and points in between, grant training season is about to kick into high gear!
Does this sound like your agency?
You’re not the only one. Fire Departments, Law Enforcement Agencies and other Emergency Services Agencies nationwide have felt the sting of the budget ax.
They could’ve spent another year going without.
But they did something else. They took action, and they got that crucial grant funding.
“I have had a 70% success rate with all my grants since attending. It has also opened my eyes to other grant opportunities. The $2,000 it cost my department to send me to a First Responder Grants seminar years ago has more than paid for itself. What it costs your department to send you will be quickly recouped.” —Asst. Chief Justin Dixon, Burkville Fire Department, Alabama
We’ve added new dates and locations to our live, in-person nationwide grant-writing training. Click below to see our current training schedule. Register today so you can get the training you need to land your department in the grant winner’s circle!
Summer heat… might as well stay in! Our online Grant-Writing for Public Safety Training gives you the info you need to write competitive grants than can win.
As we head toward the latter part of summer, more public and private grant programs will be re-opening their doors to applications.
But how will you find those grants? Our training unlocks the secrets to finding available funds and obtaining them for your agency. As a student, you’ll…
See you in August!
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Our grant-writing training helps your public safety agency get more grant funding.
All via Zoom, no travel required!
And… our next online grant-writing training starts July 19. Learn more and register today for the grant training that can help you get the grants that get the gear!
It’s going to be a crazy summer. However, in the grants world, summer is a great time to train up on how to write public safety grants. Then, come fall, you hit the ground running for programs opening up.
Whether federal, state, local, nonprofit, or corporate, grants are available that can help your agency bridge the gap between what you need and what you have in the budget.
Even better, we have no-travel-required training options. Dates available in July and August for our 2-day online grant-writing training. Check it out and register today!
According to OJP, the Application Submitter role in JustGrants is one of six foundational roles in DoJ’s new grants management system to help entities complete the specific requirements and tasks associated with a funding application.
The individual in your organization who is assigned to be the Application Submitter is responsible for completing and submitting the application and budget documents. This includes Entity Assurances and Certifications.
An entity may have multiple Application Submitters within JustGrants. However, there can only be one Application Submitter assigned to each application at a time. Should an Application Submitter need to be replaced, the Entity Administrator can reassign roles within JustGrants.
To learn more, review the DOJ Application Submission Checklist, which covers all necessary steps the Application Submitter should take to complete the two-part application process in Grants.gov and JustGrants. You may also visit the Application Submission Training page on the JustGrants website.
Demographics. Distances. Area. Traffic.
Crucial data like this just scratches the surface of the information your jurisdiction needs. Not only can this data help you better plan scenarios and train your personnel, it can also bolster your grant applications and help move you toward the winner’s circle.
But… how do you get that data?
Google Earth Pro is a free tool. Public safety agencies like yours can use it for crucial data, such as:
Get—and map—the crucial data your agency needs for incident planning and for writing grant applications:
As we head into June, summer is a great time to get ready to work on grants.
Whether federal, state, local, nonprofit, or corporate, grants are available that can help your agency bridge the gap between what you need and what you have in the budget.
Our next live, online grant-writing training starts this weekend. On June 5–6, 2021, you can join our experienced grant consultants online for 2 days of powerful, meat-and-potatoes grant-writing training. No fluff, just real-world, experienced-backed training that can unlock your ability to get grants for your department.
Jurisdictions at all levels, other federal agencies, the private sector, and nongovernmental organizations can use RAPT to inform strategies for preparedness, response and recovery activated related to the coronavirus pandemic and other disasters.
The tool is a free-to-use Geographic Information System (GIS) webmap tool that allows users to combine layers of community resilience indicators, infrastructure locations, and hazard data to visualize, prioritize and implement strategies to impact resilience, response, and recovery.