CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION ARIZONA
Total received in grants · trailing 12 months
$16M
$0for every U.S. household÷ 131M U.S. households
In perspective
0.0%of all $401.9B in tracked grants
4separate grants, trailing 12 months
CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION ARIZONA has received $16M across 4 federal grants of $1M or more on record.
Data as of August 5, 2026. Source: USAspending.gov, prime contract awards $1M+. Federal spending data lags and has known gaps. This is not a real-time or complete record.
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| Agency | Description | Amount |
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| Department of Justice | THE ARIZONA CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION IS A STATUTORILY AUTHORIZED ENTITY MANDATED TO CARRY OUT VARIOUS COORDINATING, MONITORING, AND REPORTING FUNCTIONS REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS IN ARIZONA. THE COMMISSION, AS THE STATE-ADMINISTERING AGENCY FOR THE EDWARD BYRNE MEMORIAL JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAM AND SEVERAL OTHER BUREAU OF JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAMS, DISTRIBUTES FUNDS VIA COMPETITIVE GRANTS TO STATE, TRIBAL, COUNTY, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO SUPPORT THE DRUG, GANG, AND VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL (DGVCC) PROGRAM. THE 2020-2025 DRUG, GANG, AND VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL STATE STRATEGY IS THE COMMISSION'S PRIMARY DECISION-MAKING TOOL FOR ALLOCATING FUNDS AND GUIDING PROJECT ACTIVITY FOR THE DGVCC PROGRAM. THE DGVCC PROGRAM UTILIZES FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT A BROAD RANGE OF ACTIVITIES TO PREVENT AND CONTROL CRIME BASED ON LOCAL NEEDS AND CONDITIONS. IN RESPONSE TO GUN CRIME VIOLENCE REDUCTION IN ARIZONA, THE ACJC AND DGVCC PROGRAM AREA WILL UTILIZE FUNDING FROM THE STATE CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM GRANT TO CONVENE A CRISIS INTERVENTION ADVISORY BOARD TO APPROVE ARIZONA’S STATE VIOLENCE REDUCTION PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES. WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE ADVISORY BOARD, THE DGVCC PROGRAM WILL SEEK APPLICATIONS FOR PASS-THROUGH FUNDING ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT STATE AND LOCAL UNITS OF GOVERNMENT WITH THE CREATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE CRISIS INTERVENTION COURT PROCEEDINGS, EXTREME RISK PROTECTION ORDERS, AND RELATED GUN VIOLENCE REDUCTION PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES. THE FOLLOWING STATE CRISIS INTERVENTION COURT PROCEEDINGS AND RELATED PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS WILL BE ALLOWABLE UNDER THE COMPETITIVE GRANT: EXTREME RISK PROTECTION ORDER PROGRAMS, INCLUDING: TRAINING FOR THOSE IMPLEMENTING ERPO PROGRAMS COMMUNICATION, EDUCATION, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS RELATED COURT-BASED, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DEFLECTION, AND GUN SAFETY PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES, INCLUDING: SPECIALIZED COURT-BASED PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THOSE THAT SPECIFICALLY ACCEPT CLIENTS WITH FIREARM VIOLATIONS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DEFLECTION FOR THOSE AT RISK TO THEMSELVES OR OTHERS LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO SAFELY SECURE, STORE, TRACK, AND RETURN RELINQUISHED GUNS IN ADDITION, THE DGVCC PROGRAM WILL ENGAGE ACJC’S IN-HOUSE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS CENTER (SAC) TO SERVE AS A RESEARCH PARTNER FOR THE REQUIRED COOPERATION COMPONENT FOR THE PROPOSED PROJECT AND WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANALYZING AVAILABLE DATA, EVALUATING PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS, AND USING PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT INDICATORS TO MEASURE PROGRAM OUTCOMES. | $6,111,652 |
| Department of Justice | THEARIZONA CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION IS A STATUTORILY AUTHORIZED ENTITY MANDATED TO CARRY OUT VARIOUS COORDINATING, MONITORING, AND REPORTING FUNCTIONS REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAMS IN ARIZONA. AS THE STATE-ADMINISTERING AGENCY FOR THE BYRNE/JAG PROGRAM, THE COMMISSION DISTRIBUTES THESE FUNDS VIA COMPETITIVE GRANTS TO STATE, TRIBAL, COUNTY, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO SUPPORT THE DRUG, GANG, AND VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL (DGVCC) PROGRAM. THE 2020-2025 DRUG, GANG, AND VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL STATE STRATEGY IS THE COMMISSIONS PRIMARY DECISION-MAKING TOOL FOR ALLOCATING FUNDS AND GUIDING PROJECT ACTIVITY FOR THE DGVCC PROGRAM. THE PROJECT'S GOALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STRATEGY ARE TO CURTAIL THE FLOW OF ILLICIT DRUGS, DRUG PROCEEDS, AND INSTRUMENTS USED TO PERPETUATE VIOLENCE ACROSS ARIZONA, REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME AND ILLICIT DRUG USE, AND DETER REPEAT OFFENDERS IN ARIZONA. IN RESPONSE TO DRUG, GANG, AND VIOLENT CRIME IN ARIZONA, THE FOLLOWING SEVEN PURPOSE AREAS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS POTENTIAL FUNDING AREAS FOR THE 2020-2025 TIME PERIOD: APPREHENSION PROSECUTION FORENSIC SUPPORT SERVICES ADJUDICATION AND SENTENCING CORRECTIONS AND COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT FOR CORRECTIONS-INVOLVED INDIVIDUALS PREVENTION AND EDUCATION IN ADDITION TO THE SEVEN PURPOSE AREAS, A LIST OF STRATEGIC PRINCIPLES HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BASED ON A THOROUGH ANALYSIS OF THE STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, OPPORTUNITIES, AND CHALLENGES OF THE DGVCC PROGRAM. THE COMMISSION'S CRITERIA FOR ESTABLISHING FUNDING PRIORITIES ARE THE SEVEN PURPOSE AREAS AND STRATEGIC PRINCIPLES. THE TOP TEN PROJECT IDENTIFIERS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: TASK FORCES, PROSECUTION, ASSET FORFEITURE, FORENSIC SCIENCE, ADJUDICATION, GANGS, DRUGS, FRAUD, DRUG COURTS, AND POLICING. | $4,600,513 |
| Department of Justice | THE ARIZONA CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION (ACJC), THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE ARIZONA ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, COCONINO COUNTY ATTORNEYS OFFICE, COCONINO COUNTY PAGE JUSTICE COURT, LAKE HAVASU JUSTICE COURT, MARICOPA COUNTY ATTORNEY, PEORIA POLICE DEPARTMENT, PHOENIX POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND PINAL COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE, WILL USE FUNDS FROM THE FY 2025 CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL CRIMINAL HISTORY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM TO ADDRESS PROBLEMS DEALING WITH CRIMINAL HISTORY UPDATES AND AUTOMATION OF RECORDS, RECORDS BACKLOG, DISPOSITION BACKLOG, CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD CAPTURE PROCEDURES, AND SHARING OF CRIMINAL HISTORY INFORMATION. MULTIPLE AGENCIES HAVE PROPOSED USING TECHNOLOGY TO PROVIDE MUCH-NEEDED SOLUTIONS FOR INFORMATION SHARING, CRIMINAL HISTORY REPORTING, AND THE REDUCTION OF RECORDS/DISPOSITION BACKLOGS. ARIZONA ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, COCONINO COUNTY ATTORNEYS OFFICE, PAGE JUSTICE COURT, LAKE HAVASU JUSTICE COURT, MARICOPA COUNTY ATTORNEY, PEORIA POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND PINAL COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REQUEST TO USE PROGRAM FUNDS FOR POSITIONS TO WORK ON DISPOSITION BACKLOGS. ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY PLANS TO USE GRANT FUNDS TO PURCHASE MOBILE FINGERPRINT SCANNERS TO AUTOMATE THE FINGERPRINTING PROCESS, TO FUND OVERTIME OF FINGERPRINT TECHNICIAN STAFF, AND FOR A NEW COMPUTERIZED CRIMINAL HISTORY SYSTEM. | $4,227,075 |
| Department of Justice | PROJECT GOALS: TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, AND PREPARE INMATES FOR COMMUNITY RE-ENTRY BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS THAT WILL DEVELOP INMATES’ COGNITIVE, BEHAVIORAL, SOCIAL, AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS. TYPES OF PROGRAMS TO BE IMPLEMENTED: RESIDENTIAL, JAIL-BASED, AFTERCARE, AND POST-RELEASE. RESIDENTIAL AND JAIL-BASED PROJECTS WILL RECEIVE FUNDING PRIORITY. PROGRAM STRATEGIES: THE ARIZONA RSAT PROGRAM PROVIDES FUNDING ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT TREAT INMATE SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEMS AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, AND PREPARE INMATES FOR RE-ENTRY INTO THE COMMUNITY. MAJOR DELIVERABLES: BY PROVIDING FUNDING TO PRISONS, JAILS AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT TREAT OFFENDER SUBSTANCE ABUSE, THE PROGRAM WILL PREPARE OFFENDERS FOR COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION, REDUCE OFFENDER RECIDIVISM RATES, AND ENHANCE THE CAPABILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. PARTNERSHIPS: FUNDED PROJECTS MUST DEMONSTRATE A STRONG COLLABORATIVE EFFORT IN THE AREAS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT, PROSECUTION, SERVICE PROVIDERS, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES. CURRENT FUNDED AGENCIES MAINTAINING THESE STRONG PARTNERSHIPS INCLUDE: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE CORRECTIONS, YAVAPAI COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE, AND CHICANOS POR LA CAUSA. | $1,161,006 |