DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE MICHIGAN
Total received in grants · trailing 12 months
$13M
$0for every U.S. household÷ 131M U.S. households
In perspective
0.0%of all $162.9B in tracked grants
4separate grants, trailing 12 months
DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE MICHIGAN has received $13M across 4 federal grants of $1M or more on record.
Data as of July 24, 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 NEED TO EXPAND OVERDOSE PREVENTION, SUD TREATMENT, AND OTHER HARM REDUCTION SERVICES IS HIGH IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN. LIKE MANY RURAL AREAS, THERE ARE FEW OPTIONS FOR COMMUNITY-BASED SUD CARE AND FUNDING IS LIMITED. BOTH MICHIGANS UPPER PENINSULA AND ITS NORTHERN LOWER PENINSULA LACK CRITICAL COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE TO ENSURE CONTINUITY OF SERVICE AFTER ACUTE DRUG-RELATED CRISIS AND ACCESS TO HARM REDUCTION RESOURCES. THIS DRAMATICALLY IMPACTS THE HEALTH OF NORTHERN COMMUNITIES, SOME OF WHICH HAVE RATES OF HEPATITIS C, A VIRAL INFECTION ASSOCIATED WITH INJECTION DRUG USE, THAT EXCEED MICHIGANS DENSELY POPULATED URBAN COUNTIES. MOREOVER, HEALTH CARE AND FIRST RESPONDER RESOURCES ARE MORE GEOSPATIALLY DISPERSED, LEADING TO DELAYS IN TREATMENT AND ACCESS TO CRITICAL HARM REDUCTION INTERVENTIONS. HOWEVER, CURRENT FUNDING IS INSUFFICIENT TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF INNOVATIVE PREVENTION PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT NORTHERN COUNTIES IN REDUCING MORBIDITIES AND MORTALITIES ASSOCIATED WITH SUD AND DRUG OVERDOSES. THEREFORE, TO BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE AND INCREASE CAPACITY FOR SUD SERVICES IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN AND ONE CENTRALLY LOCATED, URBAN COMMUNITY, THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE (MSP), IN COLLABORATION WITH THE BAY MILLS INDIAN COMMUNITY, CATHOLIC HUMAN SERVICES, GREATER FLINT HEALTH COALITION, HARM REDUCTION MICHIGAN, NATHANS HOUSE, AND THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE, IS PROPOSING SEVERAL INNOVATIVE PREVENTION PROGRAMS. MSP IS SUBMITTING A CATEGORY 2 APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF TEN COUNTIES IN NORTHERN AND CENTRAL MICHIGAN IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL TRIBAL, PUBLIC HEALTH, AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SCHOOL OF NURSING AS THE EVALUATION PARTNER. THE GOAL OF MICHIGANS PROPOSAL IS TO OFFER SUD AND OVERDOSE PREVENTION SERVICES THAT WILL PROMOTE HEALTH DURING CRITICAL MOMENTS IN RECOVERY AND PREVENTION. FOR EXAMPLE, A COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION CAMPAIGN FOR K-12, AT-RISK YOUTH AND COUNTY-LEVEL OVERDOSE FATALITY REVIEWS WILL BE IMPLEMENTED AS PRIMARY PREVENTION STRATEGIES. LIKEWISE, DRUG CHECKING AND OTHER HARM REDUCTION SERVICES WILL BE USED TO PREVENT OVERDOSE DURING ACTIVE USE. FOR CONSUMERS WHO ARE NEWLY ENTERING COMMUNITY SERVICES, MAT PROGRAMMING WILL BE EXPANDED, AND ADDITIONAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICIANS WILL BE RECRUITED TO OFFER SUD COUNSELING SERVICES. IN GENESEE COUNTY, A COMPREHENSIVE, INTERDISCIPLINARY RECOVERY COMMUNITY CENTER THAT CENTRALIZES COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES WILL BE IMPLEMENTED. TO HELP PREVENT CONTACT WITH THE JUSTICE SYSTEM, RECOVERY COACHES AND JAIL-BASED SUD CARE WILL BE IMPLEMENTED TO PREPARE CONSUMERS FOR RE-ENTRY. FINALLY, TRANSITIONAL RECOVERY HOUSING CAPACITY WILL BE BOLSTERED TO PROVIDE STABLE HOUSING AND EXTENDED RECOVERY SUPPORT. OVERALL, THESE PROJECTS WILL BUILD CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN NORTHERN AND CENTRAL MICHIGAN FOR QUALITY SUD CARE. | $7,000,000 |
| Department of Justice | THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE REQUESTS FY24 DNA CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT AND BACKLOG (CEBR) PROGRAM FUNDING TO ASSIST THE FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION (FSD) IN REDUCING THE STATEWIDE BACKLOG OF DNA CASEWORK AWAITING ANALYSIS AND TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF ITS DNA AND DATABASE LABORATORIES. THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE FSD RECEIVES APPROXIMATELY 10,000 REQUESTS FOR FORENSIC BIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ANNUALLY, INCLUDING SEXUAL ASSAULT EVIDENCE ANALYSES WHICH ARE DICTATED BY ALL-SEXUAL-ASSAULT PROCESSING LEGISLATION. THE FSD IS CHALLENGED TO MEET THESE DEMANDS, DESPITE THE SIZE OF ITS BIOLOGY STAFF, DUE TO LOSS OF PERSONNEL AND THE NECESSARY LENGTH AND RIGOR OF TRAINING PROGRAMS. APPROXIMATELY ONE-THIRD OF BIOLOGY STAFF WERE FULL-TIME TRAINEES IN THE 2023 CALENDAR YEAR, WITH FULLY TRAINED STAFF UTILIZED FOR DEMONSTRATION AND INSTRUCTION. IN COMBINATION WITH BIOLOGY STAFF TURNOVER AND TRAINING, THE REPLACEMENT OF AGING SOFTWARE AND INSTRUMENTATION HAS ADDED TO THE EXISTING BACKLOG IN THE DNA UNIT. SOFTWARE AND INSTRUMENTATION NATURALLY LEND EFFICIENCIES TO THE PROCESS, BUT WITH A SYSTEM BURDENED BY THE TRAINING OF SUCH A LARGE GROUP OF ANALYSTS SIMULTANEOUSLY, PREVIOUSLY TRAINED AND COMPETENT STAFF MEMBERS ARE ALREADY OVEREXTENDED. DNA ANALYSIS CONDUCTED UNDER THIS PROGRAM WILL BE MAINTAINED PURSUANT TO ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL PRIVACY REQUIREMENTS. ALL ELIGIBLE PROFILES OBTAINED WITH FUNDING FROM THIS PROGRAM WILL BE ENTERED INTO THE COMBINED DNA INDEX SYSTEM (CODIS) AND UPLOADED TO THE NATIONAL DNA INDEX SYSTEM (NDIS), WHEN APPLICABLE. THE REQUESTED FUNDING WILL BE USED TO: CONTINUE PAYROLL SUPPORT FOR LABORATORY PERSONNEL AND PROVIDE LIMITED OVERTIME FOR BACKLOG REDUCTION. THE EFFICIENT ANALYSIS AND SCIENTIFIC IDENTIFICATION OF DNA CASEWORK ANALYSIS IS CRITICAL TO KEEPING CASES MOVING THROUGH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND BENEFITS THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF ALL MICHIGAN RESIDENTS. | $2,257,585 |
| Department of Justice | THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE (MSP) WILL USE FY 2025 CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL CRIMINAL HISTORY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FUNDS FOR SEVERAL INITIATIVES ESSENTIAL TO IMPROVING THE ACCURACY, QUALITY, TIMELINESS, AND ACCESSIBILITY OF CRIMINAL HISTORY DATA AND RELATED RECORDS. ENHANCEMENTS WITHIN THE CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD (CHR) SYSTEM INCLUDE (1) REGULAR RECORD QUALITY AUDITS, (2) RECORD BACKLOG REDUCTION, (3) OPEN CASE RECORD UPDATES FOR CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSING (CPL) APPLICANTS, (4) RECORD COMPLETION FOR ARREST INCIDENTS WITH MISSING DATA, (5) THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STATEWIDE BOOKING STANDARDS AND INITIATIVE MONITORING, (6) TECHNOLOGY ENHANCEMENT FOR LIVESCAN (FINGERPRINTING) DEVICES AT LOCAL AGENCIES, AND (7) PROVISIONS FOR DATA MANAGEMENT TRAINING WITHIN MSP, THE COURTS, AND OTHER REPORTING AGENCIES. THESE CHR SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVES WILL ENSURE THE ACCURACY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF CRIMINAL HISTORY DATA FOR MSP AND ITS JUSTICE SYSTEM PARTNERS.REQUESTED FUNDS WILL ASSIST WITH INFRASTRUCTURE, TRAINING, AND STANDARDIZED EVALUATIONS THAT ULTIMATELY PROVIDE FOR A MORE COMPREHENSIVE CHR SYSTEM. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECTS WILL SUBSTANTIALLY IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF RECORDS AVAILABLE TO SYSTEMS QUERIED BY THE NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER AND THE NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM INDICES. OVERALL, THESE IMPROVEMENTS WILL ALLOW JUSTICE SYSTEM PARTNERS TO TAILOR THEIR RESPONSE TO SUBJECTS PROGRESSING THROUGH THE SYSTEM AND PROVIDE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION TO PREVENT A PROHIBITED PERSON FROM LEGAL FIREARM POSSESSION. | $2,119,090 |
| Department of Justice | WITH THE COMPLETION OF THE STATEWIDE SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT (SAK) INVENTORY, SAK TESTING, RESEARCH PROJECTS, AND CASE INVESTIGATION, THE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE, IN COLLABORATION WITH MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY AND SEXUAL ASSAULT RESPONSE TEAMS (SART) IN INGHAM, JACKSON, AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, HAVE IDENTIFIED SEVERAL CHALLENGES THAT REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO SUCCESSFULLY PROVIDE A VICTIM-CENTERED, STATEWIDE RESPONSE TO SEXUAL ASSAULT. IT IS CRITICAL TO CONTINUE TO BUILD CAPACITY AND MAINTAIN INFRASTRUCTURE TO INVESTIGATE, PROSECUTE, AND RESPOND TO SAKI CASES, OTHER SEXUAL ASSAULT COLD CASES, AND CURRENT SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES. A MAJOR COMPONENT OF THIS EFFORT IS TO ENHANCE SUPPORT FOR MICHIGANS SART, WHICH INCLUDE LAW ENFORCEMENT, PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS, AND SUBJECT-MATTER EXPERTS WHO NOT ONLY INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE SAKI CASES, BUT ALSO SHARE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES WITH JUSTICE SYSTEM STAKEHOLDERS (E.G., LOCAL POLICE) ON BEST PRACTICES IN INVESTIGATING BOTH SEXUAL ASSAULT AND SEXUAL ASSAULT COLD CASES. INDEED, SAKI DATA PRESENT A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO UNDERSTAND SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE PROGRESSION FROM BOTH THE VICTIM AND OFFENDER PERSPECTIVES AS WELL AS HOW THE JUSTICE SYSTEM PERFORMS. JUSTICE SYSTEM PROFESSIONALS CAN IDENTIFY GAPS IN SERVICE WHILE ALSO DEVELOPING KNOWLEDGE THAT WILL HELP PREVENT FUTURE HARM. THIS EFFORT DEPENDS UPON ENHANCED RESOURCES TO REVIEW AND ANALYZE SAKI CASE AND CRIMINAL HISTORY DATA, INCLUDING ENTRY OF CASE INFORMATION INTO VICAP, TO CONTINUE TO BROADEN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF SEXUAL ASSAULT. ALTOGETHER, MICHIGAN NEEDS TO CONTINUE TO GROW ITS SARTS, PARTNER WITH LOCAL AGENCIES, ADDRESS THE PANDEMIC-RELATED CASE BACKLOG, AND BOLSTER EVIDENCE-BASED SEXUAL ASSAULT INVESTIGATIVE PRACTICES. THE INVESTIGATIVE PROCESS IN JURISDICTIONS THAT COMPLETED THE SAKI INVENTORY PROCESS IS WELL UNDERWAY. THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE MICHIGAN AG, SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERALS FINISHED SAKI CASEWORK IN CALHOUN COUNTY, AND ARE CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING AND PROSECUTING CASES IN INGHAM, JACKSON, KALAMAZOO, AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES. EACH TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS AND PROSECUTORS ARE WORKING ON MULTIPLE CASES, SEVERAL WITH PENDING CHARGES AND SOME THAT HAVE COMPLETED THE ADJUDICATION PROCESS. HOWEVER, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC WAS A MASSIVE INTERRUPTION TO BOTH INVESTIGATION AND COURT PROCESSES. AS A RESULT OF PROLONGED SHUTDOWN AND PROHIBITIONS FOR IN-PERSON CONTACT, THERE WERE SUBSTANTIAL DELAYS IN CASE PROGRESS. MOREOVER, MANY LOCAL AGENCIES WITHIN COUNTIES WITH ACTIVE SARTS ARE STRUGGLING TO FIND THE RESOURCES JUST TO RESPOND TO CALLS FOR SERVICE. THEREFORE, IT IS CRITICAL TO EXTEND OUR CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE TO BUILD CAPACITY FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT COLD CASE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION, ESPECIALLY IN RURAL JURISDICTIONS WHERE RESOURCES ARE LIMITED. THE INVESTIGATIVE PROCESS IN JURISDICTIONS THAT COMPLETED THE SAKI INVENTORY PROCESS IS WELL UNDERWAY. THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE MICHIGAN AG, SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERALS FINISHED SAKI CASEWORK IN CALHOUN COUNTY, AND ARE CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING AND PROSECUTING CASES IN INGHAM, JACKSON, KALAMAZOO, AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES. EACH TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS AND PROSECUTORS ARE WORKING ON MULTIPLE CASES, SEVERAL WITH PENDING CHARGES AND SOME THAT HAVE COMPLETED THE ADJUDICATION PROCESS. HOWEVER, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC WAS A MASSIVE INTERRUPTION TO BOTH INVESTIGATION AND COURT PROCESSES. AS A RESULT OF PROLONGED SHUTDOWN AND PROHIBITIONS FOR IN-PERSON CONTACT, THERE WERE SUBSTANTIAL DELAYS IN CASE PROGRESS. MOREOVER, MANY LOCAL AGENCIES WITHIN COUNTIES WITH ACTIVE SEXUAL ASSAULT RESPONSE TEAMS ARE STRUGGLING TO FIND THE RESOURCES JUST TO RESPOND TO CALLS FOR SERVICE. THEREFORE, IT IS CRITICAL TO EXTEND OUR CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE TO BUILD CAPACITY FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT COLD CASE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION, ESPECIALLY IN RURAL JURISDICTIONS WHERE RESOURCES ARE LIMITED. | $1,500,000 |