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Byrne Justice Assistance Grant Program: Funds

 Total Federal Funding: $2 billion
 Estimated N.C. Funding: $56.3 million
 Estimated Local Funding: $4.27 million of which 25% goes to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office
 Administering Agency: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
City of Charlotte
 Overview: Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant program funds can be used for a variety of improvements to the criminal justice system including:
  • personnel
  • equipment
  • overtime
  • technology
  • prevention programs
  • prosecution and court programs.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) plans to use the funds for a number of projects including police officer overtime, development of electronic case papering system, youth programs and equipment for police vehicles.
 Eligibility: States and local governments are eligible for funding under a formula which factors in population and violent crime.
 Local Funding Availability: Grant funding has not yet been awarded.
 Contact Information: Darrellyn Kiser, Assistant to the Chief
704-336-7736 or dkiser@cmpd.org
 Amounts Obligated:  ---
 Job Creation/Retention:  ---
 Project Completion Status:  ---
 Tentative Public Hearing Dates: 30-day public comment period will begin mid-April 2009 on the CMPD web site: www.cmpd.org.
 Links for More Information: www.cmpd.org
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJA/