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Federal · DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance

Rural Violent Crime Reduction Initiative

Will this grant buy a vehicle?

Yes The listing names vehicles as an allowed cost. Grants.gov listing

Due in 3 daysCloses Oct 30, 2026
What it isDOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance. Up to $2,637,041 per award (Grants.gov ceiling).
What it fundsLaw enforcement and corrections
Pays forMobile command, prisoner transport
Buys a vehicle?Yes The listing names vehicles as an allowed cost.
Who can applyCity, county, township and special district governments, states, tribal organizations and other units of local government, for rural jurisdictions
Procurement after awardNot stated in the listing; check the NOFO.
Dates
OpensSep 21, 2026
ClosesOct 30, 2026
Award expectedNot stated; projects start Jan 1, 2027
Due in 3 days Dates checked Oct 13, 2026 · source. Blank means the source does not state it.
NotesVehicles named as an allowed cost in the listing. Two steps: SF-424 in Grants.gov by Oct 30, full application in JustGrants by Nov 6, 2026.
NoticeGrants.gov listing · checked against the source Oct 13, 2026

HLE does not determine eligibility or write applications. We supply the vehicle and the documents about it. Facts on this page are the tracker row as checked against the source Oct 13, 2026; the notice decides.

Proposal kit · Mobile command · JAG and homeland security

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