Lackawanna County DA
Grants Assistant
Office portfolio from Kim Potter's July 2026 lists, plus open solicitations verified on 2026-07-26.
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Two-step federal grants (DOJ / COPS)
Some grants require two separate filings: first a short form on Grants.gov, then the full application in JustGrants a few days later. You cannot skip Grants.gov and apply in JustGrants alone.
If you see “Grants.gov deadline is over”, the short-form date has passed. Check Grants.gov — if that form is already submitted, you can still finish JustGrants before its deadline. If not, that round is closed.
Other grants (for example SAMHSA) use Grants.gov only — one step, no JustGrants.
Office fit badges
- DA can lead — your office can be the applicant
- DA as partner — another agency should lead; DA may join
- Refer out — not DA — pass to police or another agency (example: COPS hiring grants)
- Check eligibility — read the brief or NOFO before investing time
List view rows
In List, each grant is a condensed row — click to expand briefs, award details, deadlines, and review actions. Urgent rows open automatically. Use quick filters and sort to narrow the catalog.
Office review
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Application briefs
Expand a row and open Application brief for NOFO steps, checklist items, and eligibility notes. Related active portfolio awards appear when tags overlap. Always confirm deadlines on the official funder site before filing.
Urgent — act this week
7 opportunities due in the next 7 days. Deadlines show Eastern Time from the extracted NOFO briefs when available.
- Due tomorrow · full application in JustGrants · Mon, Jul 27, 2026 · 8:59 PM ET
This grant needs two separate filings. First a short form on Grants.gov (due Fri, Jul 24, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET) — that deadline has passed. Then the full application in JustGrants (due Mon, Jul 27, 2026 · 8:59 PM ET). Log into Grants.gov and confirm the short form is on file. If it is, finish JustGrants before the deadline. If not, this round is closed — you cannot apply using JustGrants alone.
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA can leadTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
County and city prosecuting agencies are explicitly eligible to assign or hire prosecutors as Special Attorneys or SAUSAs. Strong federal-partnership fit for the DA office.
Suggested lead: Lackawanna County DA (county prosecuting agency)
Caveats
- Must enter MOU with National Fraud Enforcement Division, Criminal Division, or the relevant U.S. Attorney's Office.
- Letter of support from DOJ/USAO strongly expected in application package.
- If Grants.gov Step 1 was not filed by Jul 24, Round 5 is closed — wait for Round 6 (opens Jul 28). JustGrants alone does not count.
Award
- Based on approved salary/benefits request; up to 20% additional for staffing/technology
- 36 months (expected start Jun 1, 2026)
- Match: No match required
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-07-24 11:59 PM ET
Passed for Round 5. Only use JustGrants if Step 1 was already submitted on Grants.gov. No Step 1 = Round 5 closed; apply in Round 6 instead.
- JustGrants — Full application (Step 2) · due 2026-07-27 8:59 PM ET
Due Monday, July 27. Finish only if Grants.gov Step 1 is already on file.
Narrative sections
Project Goals and Objectives (20%)
Part of 15-page max narrative (double-spaced, 12pt, 1" margins)
Outcomes from assigning/hiring prosecutors for cross-designation on alien fraud, drug, and human trafficking cases.
Project Design and Implementation (35%)
Activities, federal coordination, case referral, supervision; justify part-time if requested; describe any use of the 20% non-salary funds.
Capabilities and Competencies (25%)
Agency capacity, prosecutor qualifications, bar admission, prior federal partnership experience.
Plan for Collecting Data Required for Performance Measures (20%)
Semi-annual performance reporting in JustGrants.
Required items
- SF-424 on Grants.gov
- JustGrants Standard Applicant Information
- Proposal abstract (2,000 characters)
- Proposal narrative attachment (max 15 pages)
- Budget + budget narrative
- Statutory or other authority supporting document
- Financial management questionnaire
- Letter of support from NFED, Criminal Division, or USAO — Listed as additional component — treat as practically required.
- Resumes, bar admission proof, certificate of good standing
- Implementation timeline
Action checklist
Missed Grants.gov Step 1? Round 5 is closed — not eligible to finish in JustGrants. Round 6 opens Jul 28 (Grants.gov Aug 7, JustGrants Aug 11).
Source: BJA SAUSA Round 5 NOFO (O-BJA-2026-172653) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
- Due tomorrow · application on Grants.gov · Mon, Jul 27, 2026Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA can lead
Tap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Local governmental entities are eligible. Law enforcement is included in first-responder definition. Strong overlap with GGRIP/COSSUP/DEC opioid portfolio.
Suggested lead: County or DA as local government entity; coordinate with EMS/fire and CBO partners
Caveats
- Single-step Grants.gov submission — no JustGrants.
- Project Director (25% LOE) and Project Coordinator (50% LOE) required.
- Letters of commitment from ≥2 community anchors (Attachment 9) and service-provider LOCs (Attachment 1).
- Application must align with SAMHSA priorities; harm reduction activities are excluded per NOFO.
Award
- Up to $300,000–$800,000 per year
- Up to 4 years
- Match: See SAMHSA Application Guide
Application steps
- Grants.gov — Full application (single step) · due 2026-07-27
Follow FY 2026 SAMHSA NOFO Application Guide for attachments and forms.
Narrative sections
Project Narrative (per SAMHSA Application Guide)
Training first responders and community anchors on overdose reversal medications, emerging drug trends, Good Samaritan laws, and post-overdose referral. Report unduplicated clients served annually.
Budget narrative
Must align with required activities; prevention services must begin within 4 months of award.
Required items
- SAMHSA Grants.gov application package
- Attachment 1: Letters of commitment from service providers — Include ≥1 first responder org and ≥1 CBO; certification of 2+ years experience.
- Attachment 9: Letters of commitment from community anchors — Minimum two community anchors (e.g., faith-based, barbershop, library).
- Key personnel documentation (Project Director, Project Coordinator)
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Source: SAMHSA FR-CARA NOFO (TI-26-006) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
- OVW FY 2026 Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Grant Program (opens in new tab)DA as partner2 days left · full application in JustGrants · Tue, Jul 28, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET
This grant needs two separate filings. First a short form on Grants.gov (due Fri, Jul 24, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET) — that deadline has passed. Then the full application in JustGrants (due Tue, Jul 28, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET). Log into Grants.gov and confirm the short form is on file. If it is, finish JustGrants before the deadline. If not, this round is closed — you cannot apply using JustGrants alone.
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA as partnerTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Local governments and nonprofits may apply. Prosecution is an eligible activity component, but DA is typically a partner—not sole applicant.
Suggested lead: Lackawanna County or victim-services nonprofit; DA as prosecution partner
Caveats
- Only one application per entity under this NOFO.
- Rural Eligibility Documentation required (PA is NOT a priority rural state — 75% of funds set aside for listed rural states).
- If Grants.gov Step 1 was not filed by Jul 24, confirm workspace before JustGrants.
- Narrative must use OVW template (10 pages, single-spaced, 11pt min).
Award
- $500,000–$950,000
- 36 months (start Oct 1, 2026)
- Match: No match required
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-07-24 11:59 PM ET
Passed — confirm Step 1 filed before JustGrants.
- JustGrants — Full application (Step 2) · due 2026-07-28 4:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
Purpose of the Project (30%)
10 pages total (single-spaced, OVW template)
Why applying, goals/objectives, communities served.
What Will Be Done (35%)
Activities per goal, victim safety/offender accountability, outcomes and tracking, accessibility.
Who Will Implement the Project (20%)
Staff roles, partner coordination (MOU/letters reviewed with narrative).
Budget (15%)
Sample Budget Narrative attachment.
Required items
- SF-424 + JustGrants Standard Applicant Information
- Proposal abstract (2,000 characters)
- Proposal narrative (OVW template, max 10 pages)
- Budget + budget narrative
- Rural Eligibility Documentation — Not required for federally recognized tribes.
- Memorandum of Understanding — If applicable per project partners.
- Pre-award risk assessment questionnaire
- Certification regarding out-of-scope activities
- Summary data sheet + confidentiality notice
Action checklist
Strong prosecution component possible but rural-state funding priority works against PA applicants.
Source: OVW Rural Program NOFO (O-OVW-2026-172579) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
- FY26 COPS Hiring Program (CHP) (opens in new tab)Refer out — not DA3 days left · full application in JustGrants · Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET
This grant needs two separate filings. First a short form on Grants.gov (due Thu, Jul 23, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET) — that deadline has passed. Then the full application in JustGrants (due Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET). Log into Grants.gov and confirm the short form is on file. If it is, finish JustGrants before the deadline. If not, this round is closed — you cannot apply using JustGrants alone.
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)Refer out — not DATap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
CHP funds sworn law enforcement officers only — not prosecuting agencies. DA office should refer to partner LE agency.
Suggested lead: Municipal police department or county sheriff (Scranton PD, Dunmore, etc.)
Caveats
- Applicant must be a law enforcement agency hiring career sworn officers.
- Must select one Problem/Focus Area; starred areas get additional consideration.
- Federal share capped at $125,000 per position over 3 years (75% of entry-level salary/fringe).
- Request capped at 20% of sworn force (max 50 positions).
Award
- Up to 75% of entry-level salary/fringe per position; max $125,000 federal share per position over 3 years
- 3-year funding period
- Match: 25% local share unless waiver approved
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-07-23 4:59 PM ET
Passed — confirm Step 1 filed.
- JustGrants — Full COPS application (Step 2) · due 2026-07-29 4:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
Community policing plan / Problem-Focus Area
Select one focus area (e.g., gun violence, fentanyl, domestic violence, school-based policing). Describe community impact and hiring plan.
COPS Application Resource Guide sections
Follow CHP-specific narrative and attachment requirements in the Application Resource Guide.
Required items
- SF-424 + COPS JustGrants application
- Hiring plan and Problem/Focus Area narrative
- Budget showing entry-level salary/fringe per position
- Documentation for rehire/layoff scenarios if applicable
Action checklist
Source: COPS Hiring Program NOFO (O-COPS-2026-172611) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
- 3 days left · full application in JustGrants · Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET
This grant needs two separate filings. First a short form on Grants.gov (due Thu, Jul 23, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET) — that deadline has passed. Then the full application in JustGrants (due Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET). Log into Grants.gov and confirm the short form is on file. If it is, finish JustGrants before the deadline. If not, this round is closed — you cannot apply using JustGrants alone.
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA as partnerTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Funds LE agencies in high heroin-admission states for multijurisdictional task forces. DA fits as prosecution partner on opioid investigations.
Suggested lead: Multijurisdictional law enforcement task force lead; DA as prosecution partner
Caveats
- Verify Pennsylvania appears on the high per-capita heroin admissions list in the NOFO.
- Lead applicant must be a law enforcement agency, not the DA.
- Same two-step Grants.gov → JustGrants process as other COPS programs (Jul 29 JustGrants deadline).
Award
- See NOFO (task-force implementation)
- See NOFO
- Match: See Application Resource Guide
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-07-23 4:59 PM ET
Passed — confirm Step 1 filed.
- JustGrants — Full COPS application (Step 2) · due 2026-07-29 4:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
Task force structure and multijurisdictional plan
Describe heroin investigation task force, partner agencies, and prosecution coordination.
COPS AHTF Application Resource Guide
Follow program-specific narrative, budget, and attachment requirements.
Required items
- SF-424 + COPS JustGrants application
- Task force MOU / partner letters
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Aligns with office opioid portfolio; prosecution support role is natural DA contribution.
Source: COPS Anti-Heroin Task Force NOFO (O-COPS-2026-172564) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
- 3 days left · full application in JustGrants · Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET
This grant needs two separate filings. First a short form on Grants.gov (due Thu, Jul 23, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET) — that deadline has passed. Then the full application in JustGrants (due Wed, Jul 29, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET). Log into Grants.gov and confirm the short form is on file. If it is, finish JustGrants before the deadline. If not, this round is closed — you cannot apply using JustGrants alone.
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA as partnerTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Funds meth investigation task forces. Same COPS two-step process as AHTF/CHP.
Suggested lead: Multijurisdictional LE task force; DA as prosecution partner
Caveats
- Lead must be a law enforcement agency.
- Awards typically $1M–$2M over 36 months per NOFO.
- The short Grants.gov form was due Wednesday, July 23 at 4:59 PM Eastern. The full COPS application in JustGrants is still open until Wednesday, July 29 at 4:59 PM Eastern.
Award
- $1,000,000–$2,000,000
- 36 months
- Match: See Application Resource Guide
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-07-23 4:59 PM ET
Confirm Step 1 was submitted before opening JustGrants.
- JustGrants — Full COPS application (Step 2) · due 2026-07-29 4:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
Task force plan
Multijurisdictional meth enforcement strategy and prosecution coordination.
COPS CAMP Application Resource Guide
Program-specific attachments and budget.
Required items
- Application forms per funder portal
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Source: COPS Anti-Methamphetamine Program NOFO (O-COPS-2026-172565) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via manual
- FY26 COPS Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act (LEMHWA) (opens in new tab)Refer out — not DA4 days left · short form on Grants.gov · Thu, Jul 30, 2026 · 4:59 PM ETApplication brief(from NOFO — review before filing)Refer out — not DA
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Wellness/peer-support funding for law enforcement agencies — not prosecuting agencies. Category 1 start-up up to $250k, 24 months, no match per program page.
Suggested lead: County sheriff or municipal police department
Caveats
- DA office cannot lead; partner with county/municipal LE.
- Category 1 for agencies without comprehensive wellness program.
- Narrative max 20 pages per NOFO.
Award
- Up to $250,000
- 24 months
- Match: No match (per program summary)
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-07-30 4:59 PM ET
Confirm Step 1 was submitted before opening JustGrants.
- JustGrants — Full COPS application (Step 2) · due 2026-08-05 4:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
Category 1 Start-up implementation plan
Max 20 pages
Peer support, training, suicide prevention, stress reduction, clinical support.
Required items
- Application forms per funder portal
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Source: LEMHWA NOFO PDF (O-COPS-2026-172553) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
Open opportunities
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SAMHSA FY 2026 First Responders – Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (FR-CARA)
SAMHSA · FR-CARA
Up to $300,000–$800,000 per year
TI-26-006
DA can leadBriefDue tomorrowMon, Jul 27, 2026
application on Grants.gov
Opportunity ID: TI-26-006Train first responders (including law enforcement) and communities on opioid overdose reversal medications, post-overdose referral, and prevention. Up to $300k–$800k/year for 4 years.
Office fit: Local governmental entities are eligible. Law enforcement is included in first-responder definition. Strong overlap with GGRIP/COSSUP/DEC opioid portfolio.
Who should apply: County or DA as local government entity; coordinate with EMS/fire and CBO partners
- Award
- Up to $300,000–$800,000 per year
- Project period
- Up to 4 years
- Match
- See SAMHSA Application Guide
Eligibility: States, local governmental entities, and tribal organizations only.
- Application due — Grants.gov
- Mon, Jul 27, 2026
- Last checked
- 2026-07-26
opioidlaw-enforcementfirst-respondersurgenthigh-fitSolicitation / announcement → (opens in new tab)Related office portfolio
Overdose Fatality Review Evaluation, Mentorship, and Recommendations Implementation in Lackawanna County
BJA · COSSAP · through 2026-09-30
Lackawanna County Drug Endangered Children Alliance
OJJDP · OAYI · through 2026-09-30
Citations
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA can leadTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Local governmental entities are eligible. Law enforcement is included in first-responder definition. Strong overlap with GGRIP/COSSUP/DEC opioid portfolio.
Suggested lead: County or DA as local government entity; coordinate with EMS/fire and CBO partners
Caveats
- Single-step Grants.gov submission — no JustGrants.
- Project Director (25% LOE) and Project Coordinator (50% LOE) required.
- Letters of commitment from ≥2 community anchors (Attachment 9) and service-provider LOCs (Attachment 1).
- Application must align with SAMHSA priorities; harm reduction activities are excluded per NOFO.
Award
- Up to $300,000–$800,000 per year
- Up to 4 years
- Match: See SAMHSA Application Guide
Application steps
- Grants.gov — Full application (single step) · due 2026-07-27
Follow FY 2026 SAMHSA NOFO Application Guide for attachments and forms.
Narrative sections
Project Narrative (per SAMHSA Application Guide)
Training first responders and community anchors on overdose reversal medications, emerging drug trends, Good Samaritan laws, and post-overdose referral. Report unduplicated clients served annually.
Budget narrative
Must align with required activities; prevention services must begin within 4 months of award.
Required items
- SAMHSA Grants.gov application package
- Attachment 1: Letters of commitment from service providers — Include ≥1 first responder org and ≥1 CBO; certification of 2+ years experience.
- Attachment 9: Letters of commitment from community anchors — Minimum two community anchors (e.g., faith-based, barbershop, library).
- Key personnel documentation (Project Director, Project Coordinator)
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Source: SAMHSA FR-CARA NOFO (TI-26-006) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via pdf-text
Office review
Application due Monday, July 27 on Grants.gov (single step — no JustGrants). County or DA office may apply as a local government entity. Strong opioid-portfolio fit (GGRIP/COSSUP/DEC). Confirm submission time on Grants.gov listing before filing.
OVW FY 2026 Grants to Improve the Criminal Justice Response (ICJR)
OVW · ICJR
Cat. 1: $500k–$1.5M; Cat. 2: $400k
O-OVW-2026-172633
DA as partnerBrief23 days leftTue, Aug 18, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
short form on Grants.gov
Opportunity ID: O-OVW-2026-172633Strengthen criminal justice response to domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking — prosecution, protection orders, coordinated LE/court response. Awards $400k–$1.5M depending on category/population, 36 months.
Office fit: Strong prosecutorial fit — DA cannot be lead applicant per 28 C.F.R. § 90.61(b).
Who should apply: Lackawanna County or City of Scranton as applicant
- Award
- Cat. 1: $500k–$1.5M; Cat. 2: $400k
- Project period
- 24–36 months
- Match
- See NOFO
Eligibility: States, units of local government, tribal governments, courts, victim service providers, and qualifying coalitions. DA offices cannot lead per 28 C.F.R. § 90.61(b) — county/city must be applicant; DA participates.
- Step 1 — Grants.gov (short form)
- Tue, Aug 18, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
- Step 2 — JustGrants (full application)
- Thu, Aug 20, 2026 · 4:59 PM ET
- Last checked
- 2026-07-26
domestic-violenceprosecutionvictimshigh-fitSolicitation / announcement → (opens in new tab)Citations
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA as partnerTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Strong prosecutorial fit — DA cannot be lead applicant per 28 C.F.R. § 90.61(b).
Suggested lead: Lackawanna County or City of Scranton as applicant
Caveats
- County or city must file; DA leads prosecution component.
- Category 1: $500k–$1.5M / 36 mo; Category 2: $400k / 24 mo.
Award
- Cat. 1: $500k–$1.5M; Cat. 2: $400k
- 24–36 months
- Match: See NOFO
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-08-18 11:59 PM ET
Confirm Step 1 was submitted before opening JustGrants.
- JustGrants — Full application (Step 2) · due 2026-08-20 4:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
OVW ICJR narrative template
Criminal justice response to DV/SA/stalking — prosecution, protection orders, coordinated LE/court response.
Required items
- Application forms per funder portal
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Strong DA fit as prosecutorial partner; Lackawanna County or Scranton likely fiscal lead. Pre-application office hours held June–July 2026 per NOFO.
Source: OVW ICJR NOFO (O-OVW-2026-172633) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via manual
Office review
Strong DA fit as prosecutorial partner; Lackawanna County or Scranton likely fiscal lead. Pre-application office hours held June–July 2026 per NOFO.
BJA FY 2025/2026 Project Safe Neighborhoods Formula Grant Program
BJA · PSN
Formula allocation to district fiscal agent
O-BJA-2026-172654
DA as partnerBrief25 days leftThu, Aug 20, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
short form on Grants.gov
Opportunity ID: O-BJA-2026-172654Formula violent-crime reduction funding for PSN districts. Middle District of PA fiscal agent applies; local partners (DA, LE, nonprofits) participate via district strategy. 30% gang task force set-aside noted in NOFO materials.
Office fit: Formula violent-crime reduction — DA participates via PSN district strategy, not as fiscal agent.
Who should apply: Middle District PSN fiscal agent (often SAA/PCCD); DA as district partner
- Award
- Formula allocation to district fiscal agent
- Project period
- 48 months
- Match
- See NOFO
Eligibility: PSN fiscal agents certified by the U.S. Attorney for the federal judicial district (often SAA or designated local entity).
- Step 1 — Grants.gov (short form)
- Thu, Aug 20, 2026 · 11:59 PM ET
- Step 2 — JustGrants (full application)
- Thu, Aug 27, 2026 · 8:59 PM ET
- Last checked
- 2026-07-26
violencegangspsnhigh-fitSolicitation / announcement → (opens in new tab)Related office portfolio
Lackawanna County Gun and Gang Reduction and Intelligence Project (GGRIP)
BJA · Byrne Discretionary · through 2026-06-30
FY26 COPS School Violence Prevention Program
COPS · SVPP
Citations
Application brief(from NOFO — review before filing)DA as partnerTap to expand steps, narrative sections, and checklist
Formula violent-crime reduction — DA participates via PSN district strategy, not as fiscal agent.
Suggested lead: Middle District PSN fiscal agent (often SAA/PCCD); DA as district partner
Caveats
- 30% gang task force set-aside noted in materials.
- Coordinate with Middle District USAO and PCCD.
Award
- Formula allocation to district fiscal agent
- 48 months
- Match: See NOFO
Application steps
- Grants.gov — SF-424 (Step 1) · due 2026-08-20 11:59 PM ET
Confirm Step 1 was submitted before opening JustGrants.
- JustGrants — Full application (Step 2) · due 2026-08-27 8:59 PM ET
Narrative sections
Program narrative
Follow funder template and Application Resource Guide.
Required items
- Application forms per funder portal
- Budget and budget narrative
Action checklist
Strong fit with GGRIP / violence portfolio — coordinate with Middle District USAO and PA SAA (PCCD).
Source: BJA PSN Formula NOFO (O-BJA-2026-172654) · Extracted 2026-07-26 via manual
Office review
Strong fit with GGRIP / violence portfolio — coordinate with Middle District USAO and PA SAA (PCCD).
Active award
4- Active award
BJA FY22 Byrne Discretionary Community Project Funding
Lackawanna County Gun and Gang Reduction and Intelligence Project (GGRIP)
BJA · Byrne Discretionary · O-BJA-2022-171241
Active award. Congressional earmark / invited Byrne Discretionary project (GGRIP).
- Project period
- 2022-07-01 – 2026-06-30
violencegangsbyrne - Active award
EDCDI Grant (Senator Flynn)
EDCDI Program Initiatives
PA Legislature · EDCDI
Active award. Legislator-directed EDCDI funding (not a standing competitive RFP).
- Project period
- 2025-07-01 – 2026-06-30
edcdilegislativeNo public competitive solicitation identified; award via Sen. Flynn per office records. PCCD link is the nearest public funding index.
- Active award
BJA FY22 Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Abuse Site-based Program (COSSAP)
Overdose Fatality Review Evaluation, Mentorship, and Recommendations Implementation in Lackawanna County
BJA · COSSAP · O-BJA-2022-171280
Active award. Overdose fatality review, mentorship, and recommendations implementation.
- Project period
- 2022-10-01 – 2026-09-30
opioidoverdosecossap - Active award
OJJDP FY2022 Opioid Affected Youth Initiative
Lackawanna County Drug Endangered Children Alliance
OJJDP · OAYI · O-OJJDP-2022-171246
Active award. Drug Endangered Children Alliance.
- Project period
- 2022-10-01 – 2026-09-30
opioidjuveniledec
In progress
1- In progress
FY26 COPS School Violence Prevention Program
COPS · SVPP · O-COPS-2026-172540
Application in progress (~Jul 2026) with Scranton School District as sub-grantee.
schoolviolenceJustGrants deadline Aug 11, 2026; Grants.gov deadline Aug 4, 2026 (per COPS SVPP page).
Submitted
5- Submitted
2026/27 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) — Single Solicitation for Local Initiatives
PCCD · Byrne JAG
Submitted ~Jul 13, 2026 (PCCD eGrants deadline Jul 14, 2026). Project period Jan 1, 2027 – Dec 31, 2028 if awarded.
- Project period
- 2027-01-01 – 2028-12-31
- Submitted
- 2026-07-13
byrnejagpccd - Submitted
BJA FY25 Office of Justice Programs Community Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative
BJA · CBVIPI · O-BJA-2025-172468
Submitted May 2026; under review. Community violence intervention aligned with GGRIP portfolio.
- Submitted
- 2026-05
violencecommunityMonth of submission from Kim; exact date not recorded.
- Submitted
BJA FY25 Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use, Site-Based Program
BJA · COSSUP · O-BJA-2025-172485
Submitted May 2026; under review. Extends office opioid / overdose work.
- Submitted
- 2026-05
opioidcossupMonth of submission from Kim; exact date not recorded.
- Submitted
OJJDP FY25 Opioid Affected Youth Initiative
OJJDP · OAYI · O-OJJDP-2025-172510
Submitted May 2026; under review. Builds on FY22 Drug Endangered Children Alliance.
- Submitted
- 2026-05
opioidjuvenileMonth of submission from Kim; exact date not recorded.
- Submitted
OJJDP FY25 Youth Gang Prevention and Intervention Program
OJJDP · Youth Gang Prevention · O-OJJDP-2025-172518
Submitted May 2026; under review.
- Submitted
- 2026-05
juvenilegangsMonth of submission from Kim; exact date not recorded.