Research, Analysis & Evaluation

Grant Processing

  • Receiving and logging into the Criminal Justice Grants Database all grant applications received.
  • Preparation of grant related information for use by the Undersecretary, the Criminal Justice Services Board and its subcommittees.
  • Upon approval by the Criminal Justice Services Board (or Agency Secretary in some cases), issuance of grant award documents.
  • Receipt of recipients’ signed acceptances of grants.
  • Receipt of cash requests to draw down and disburse grant funds.
  • Receipt and processing of grant recipients’ budget amendment requests.
  • Receipt and processing of quarterly financial reports submitted by grant recipients.
  • Receipt and processing of quarterly programmatic reports submitted by grant recipients.
  • Receipt and processing of Annual Reports submitted by grant recipients.
Re-Build Criminal Justice Grants Database

The CJ Grants Database is essential to the ongoing financial administration of the Department of Justice grants managed by the CJPPD and the re-imbursement of funds from the federal government.  The Database is 15 years old and was not originally developed to also serve as a Management Information System. In addition, the database is dependent on old technology and lacks the built-in functionality to provide pro-active management and decision support.

Over the course of the next two years, we will be moving toward re-building the Criminal Justice Grants Database to better serve both internal and external programmatic and fiscal needs. Ultimately, the vision is to move towards a paperless process that is web enabled and captures on-line grantee reporting with grant award status viewing capabilities.