UNIFIED COURT SYSTEM OF NEW YORK STATE
Total received in grants · trailing 12 months
$3.8M
$0for every U.S. household÷ 131M U.S. households
In perspective
0.0%of all $162.9B in tracked grants
2separate grants, trailing 12 months
UNIFIED COURT SYSTEM OF NEW YORK STATE has received $3.8M across 2 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 NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF COURT ADMINISTRATION (OCA) WILL USE FY 2025 CONSOLIDATED NATIONAL CRIMINAL HISTORY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CNCHIP) FUNDING TO MODERNIZE THE CASE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSITIONREPORTING PROCESSES OF THE STATES 1,174 TOWN AND VILLAGE JUSTICE COURTS. THESE LOCALLY FUNDED COURTS HANDLE ONETHIRD OF NEW YORKS STATEWIDE CASELOAD BUT RELY ON AN OUTDATED, DECENTRALIZED CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMTHE COURTROOM PROGRAM (CRP). ALTHOUGH PRIOR NCHIP AND NARIP INVESTMENTS IMPROVED ELECTRONIC DISPOSITION REPORTING AND REDUCED MISSING RECORDS, SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES PERSIST DUE TO CRPS TECHNICAL LIMITATIONS, FRAGMENTED LOCAL HOSTING, INCONSISTENT DATA STANDARDS, AND DELAYED TRANSMISSION OF CRIMINAL HISTORY INFORMATION TO THE DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES, THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES, THE OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, AND NATIONAL SYSTEMS INCLUDING THE NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER/INTERSTATE IDENTIFICATION INDEX AND THE NATIONAL INSTANT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK SYSTEM. OCA WILL REPLACE THE LEGACY CRP WITH A MODERN, CENTRALIZED CASE MANAGEMENT SOLUTION MODELED ON THE SUCCESSFUL UNIVERSAL CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PLATFORM USED IN STATEPAID COURTS. FY 2025 CNCHIP FUNDING WILL SUPPORT A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT CRP ENVIRONMENT, DOCUMENTATION OF FUNCTIONAL AND TECHNICAL GAPS, DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS, AND CREATION OF DETAILED DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION SPECIFICATIONS. THIS WORK WILL PROVIDE THE FOUNDATION FOR A UNIFIED STATEWIDE SYSTEM THAT ENSURES ACCURATE, COMPLETE, AND TIMELY REPORTING. KEY BENEFITS INCLUDE STANDARDIZED DATA COLLECTION, AUTOMATED VALIDATION AND SEALING, REALTIME REPORTING TO STATE AND FEDERAL PARTNERS, IMPROVED FIREARMELIGIBILITY DETERMINATIONS, REDUCED ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS ON LOCAL COURTS, AND ENHANCED PUBLIC SAFETY THROUGH RELIABLE CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORDS. OCAS DIVISION OF TECHNOLOGY AND COURT RESEARCH, WITH MORE THAN 400 STAFF AND DECADES OF EXPERIENCE MANAGING STATEWIDE COURT TECHNOLOGY, WILL OVERSEE THE PROJECT AS PART OF NEW YORKS ONGOING COMMITMENT TO STRENGTHENING NATIONAL CRIMINAL RECORD SYSTEMS. | $2,220,517 |
| Department of Justice | UNDER CATEGORY 1A OF THE FY23 COMPREHENSIVE OPIOID, STIMULANT, AND SUBSTANCE USE SITE-BASED PROGRAM, THE NEW YORK STATE UNIFIED COURT SYSTEMS NEW YORK COUNTY SUPREME COURT, CRIMINAL TERM (NYCSC), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CENTER FOR JUSTICE INNOVATION (CENTER), REQUESTS $1,600,000 OVER THREE YEARS TO REDUCE THE USE AND MISUSE OF OPIOIDS, STIMULANTS, AND OTHER SUBSTANCES AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO AND ENGAGEMENT IN TREATMENT BY INTEGRATING PEER RECOVERY SERVICES INTO AND ENHANCING THE CAPACITY OF THE MANHATTAN FELONY ALTERNATIVE TO INCARCERATION COURT (ATI COURT) THROUGH THE MANHATTAN ATI SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT. THE ATI COURT, FOCUSED ON PEOPLE CHARGED WITH FELONIES IN MANHATTAN, SERVES MORE THAN 350 PEOPLE EACH YEAR, OFFERING ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION FOR ALL TYPES OF FELONY CASES, INCLUDING VIOLENT OFFENSES. THE ATI COURT PROVIDES INDIVIDUALIZED CLINICAL ASSESSMENTS; TREATMENT PLANS TAILORED TO PARTICIPANT NEEDS; AND RIGOROUS MONITORING OF ENGAGEMENT IN SERVICES. THIS FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND ALL-PURPOSE ATI COURT PROVIDES A MODEL FOR EFFORTS NATIONWIDE TO REDUCE INCARCERATION, ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY, AND DECREASE RECIDIVISM FOR FELONY DEFENDANTS. NEARLY 60% OF ATI COURT PARTICIPANTS STRUGGLE WITH SUBSTANCE USE; 20% HAVE SUBSTANCE USE NEEDS, ARE HOMELESS, AND ARE INCARCERATED WHEN REFERRED. TO BETTER SERVE PARTICIPANTS, PARTICULARLY THOSE USING OPIOIDS AND AT HIGH RISK OF OVERDOSE, THE ATI COURT WILL ADD PEER SPECIALISTS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF RECOVERY AND JUSTICE-INVOLVEMENT TO ITS CLINICAL TEAM. THIS INITIATIVE WILL 1) EMBED SOCIAL WORKERS AND PEERS AT THE THIRD INTERCEPT OF THE SEQUENTIAL INTERCEPT MODEL (APPROX. 34% OF BUDGET); 2) INCREASE THE USE AND QUALITY OF ALTERNATIVE TO INCARCERATION SERVICES (APPROX. 18% OF BUDGET); 3) ENGAGE PARTICIPANTS LEAVING JAIL IN EVIDENCE BASED TREATMENTS, SUCH AS MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT AND HARM REDUCTION (APPROX. 13% OF BUDGET); AND 4) USE NALOXONE TO REVERSE OVERDOSES (APPROX. 4% OF BUDGET). (APPROX. 6% OF BUDGET WILL SUPPORT OTHER REQUIRED COSTS.) THERE ARE NO ACTIVE BUREAU OF JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANTS IN THIS JURISDICTION WITH ACTIVITIES KNOWN TO BE RELATED TO THIS APPLICATION. IF FUNDED, NYCSC WILL PROVIDE A SUB-AWARD TO THE CENTER TO EMPLOY TWO PEER SPECIALISTS, A SENIOR SOCIAL WORKER, AND A COURT RESOURCE COORDINATOR. RESEARCH PARTNER MDRC, PROPOSED SUB-RECIPIENT OF THE CENTER, WILL EVALUATE THE MODEL (APPROX. 25% OF BUDGET), PARTICULARLY ITS IMPACT ON LONG-TERM WELLNESS AMONG PARTICIPANTS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND JUSTICE SYSTEM OUTCOMES AMONG ALL PARTICIPANTS. | $1,600,000 |