Every award on record under the forensic grant programs we track, from federal spending data and DOJ's own award lists. Filter by program, state, round or award size, and open a row to read what the recipient said the money was for.
30 of 1,402 awards match, page 2 of 2
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| $654K | BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURIFY 22 DNACapacity Enhancement for Backlog Reduction (CEBR) Program (Formula) | |
| $390K | SAINT LOUIS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENTFY 22 DNACapacity Enhancement for Backlog Reduction (CEBR) Program (Formula) | |
| $375K | DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY MISSOURIBJA FY 22 Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Grants Program - Formula | |
| $259K | ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURIFY 22 DNACapacity Enhancement for Backlog Reduction (CEBR) Program (Formula) | |
| $75K | ST CHARLES COUNTYFY 22 DNACapacity Enhancement for Backlog Reduction (CEBR) Program (Formula) |
Sources: USAspending.gov and DOJ’s own award list (556 awards not in USAspending yet, with no description). Recipient locations are the recipient’s own address on the award. Broad programs such as JAG list only awards whose descriptions mention forensic work. Recipient types come from the award’s description where it has been read, otherwise from the recipient’s name; a plain city or county name (which could be its police department or its lab) has none. Purposes and equipment are read from each award’s own description.
