Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction Grant
Funds to address violent gun crime and community violence that have increased as a result of COVID-19, or to address a decrease in public sector law enforcement staffing as a result of COVID-19, using either of the following program areas:
- Law Enforcement Staffing
- Violent Crime Reduction Programs
- Equipment and Technology CommunityViolence Intervention Programs
| Grant Application Name | Grantee | Awarded Amount |
|---|---|---|
| WCSO Public Safety and Community Violence Action Project | Walker County Sheriff's Office | $ 558,697.70 |
| Stockbridge Police Department Gun Violent and Crime Reduction Project (SPD- GV&CRP) | Stockbridge Police Departmement | $ 905,575.00 |
| Focused Deterrence Through Proactive & Holistic Approaches | Laurens County Sheriff's Office | $ 749,727.00 |
| Brookhaven Police Violence Reduction Technology Program: Using integrated technology to reduce gun and violent crime. | Brookhaven Police Department | $ 1,301,289.00 |
| ShotSpotter Project | City of Douglas | $ 110,000.00 |
| Public Safety & Violent Crime Reduction | City of Eton, Georgia | $ 57,687.30 |
| Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction Grant | Henry County Board of Commissioners/Henry County Sheriff's Office | $ 128,471.20 |
| Crime Gun Intelligence Center / NIBIN Project | Clayton County Police Department | $ 280,493.40 |
| City of Sylvania Camera System | City of Sylvania | $ 159,005.00 |
| McCaysville Technology Force Multiplier | City of McCaysville Police Department | $ 941,326.10 |
| Brookhaven Police Violence Interruption Program: Stopping violence before it happens with community engagement and education. | Brookhaven Police Department | $ 347,542.80 |
| Crime Prevention Equipment | Dougherty County Board of Commissioners | $ 239,551.40 |
| Equipment and Technology Grant: Officer Training Equipment | Baldwin County Board of Commissioners | $ 298,438.80 |
| Law Enforcement Staffing | Whitfield County | $ 1,246,837.90 |
| Cedartown Police Department - Equipment to Reduce Violent Crime | City of Cedartown | $ 415,688.90 |
| Statesboro Police Department VCRS | Statesboro Police Department | $ 565,942.30 |
| LaGrange PSCVRG 2022 | LAGRANGE, CITY OF | $ 1,641,607.00 |
| Public Safety Grant | Catoosa County Sheriff's Office | $ 804,521.30 |
| Keeping Bowdon Safe with Improved Communications | Bowdon Police Department | $ 150,364.70 |
| Pierce County Public Safety and Violent Crime Reduction Strategies | Pierce County Board of Commissioners | $ 58,850.00 |
| Enhancing Technology to Reduce Violent Crime | Cobb County Government- Police Department | $ 1,154,857.00 |
| Operation TAP (Technology and Partnerships for Proactive Policing) | Bibb County Sheriff's Office | $ 1,621,809.20 |
| Commerce Police Technology Project | Commerce Police Department | $ 79,310.00 |
| East Point Eye in the Sky | City of East Point | $ 1,620,300.00 |
| Leica Scene Scan | Barrow County Sheriff's Office | $ 79,426.51 |
| ACCPD: Enhanced Recruitment Incentives and Activities Funding | Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County dba Athens-Clarke County Police Department (ACCPD) | $ 1,650,000.00 |
| PSCVRG LEAD Paulding County | Paulding County Board of Commissioners | $ 13,576.20 |
| Violet Crime Reduction Programs | Georgia Public Safety Training Center | $ 980,760.00 |
| Violet Crime Reduction Programs | Georgia Public Safety Training Center | $ 85,800.00 |
| South Fulton Police Gun Violence Reduction Initiative | South Fulton Police Department | $ 1,548,305.00 |
| City of Cartersville Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction | City of Cartersville | $ 221,088.00 |
| Project Clean Sweep | Gray Police Department | $ 528,896.50 |
| Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction | DeKalb County Police Department | $ 993,648.70 |
| Glynn Immediate Shot Identification Program | Glynn County Board of Commissioners | $ 214,500.00 |
| Equipment and Technology for Crime Suppression | Garden City Police Department | $ 157,080.00 |
| Project Safe Communities | City of Brunswick Georgia | $ 978,450.00 |
| Forsyth County Sheriff's Office CIRT Expansion | Forsyth County Government | $ 832,960.70 |
| Hahira Police Department - Law Enforcement Staffing | City of Hahira Police Department | $ 275,847.00 |
| Treutlen County PSCVR Project | Treutlen County Board of Commissioners | $ 47,461.70 |
| Investigator | Metter Police Department | $ 253,242.00 |
| Perry Police Flock Safety and Fusus Deployment | City of Perry | $ 1,572,328.98 |
| Rockdale County Community Violence Intervention and Violent Crime Reduction Project | Rockdale County | $ 1,050,528.60 |
| NIBIN Entry Point Installation & Fusus Software Integration | City of Carrollton | $ 1,100,752.40 |
| Body Worn and In-Car Camera | Pickens County Sheriff's Office | $ 1,126,400.00 |
| City of Blackshear ALPR & Gunshot Detection Project | City of Blackshear | $ 113,520.00 |
| Gun Violence Deterrence | Baker County Sheriff's Office | $ 685,907.20 |
| Mobile Data Terminal Upgrade | Department of Natural Resources | $ 1,028,896.00 |
| The City of Sandy Springs' Violent Crime Reduction Team - Law Enforcement Staffing | City of Sandy Springs | $ 869,675.40 |
| DeKalb County Public Safety's Safe Schools Project | DeKalb County School District | $ 1,650,000.00 |
| Fusus | Doraville Police Department | $ 330,000.00 |
| Crime Suppression Unit (CSU) | Dougherty County Board of Commissioners | $ 409,436.50 |
| Richmond County Sheriff's Office Flock License Plate Readers Initiative | Augusta Richmond County Sheriff's Office | $ 284,625.00 |
| Personal Care and Medical Transport Services Project | DeKalb County Government | $ 686,400.00 |
| Community Violence Reduction Program | Danielsville Police Department | $ 22,770.00 |
| Seminole County Crime Reduction Initiative | Seminole County Board of Commissioners | $ 1,549,248.80 |
| Lithonia Mentoring Program | Lithonia Police Department | $ 1,053,846.20 |
| Building Capacity to Respond to Violent Crime in Douglas County | Douglas County | $ 493,420.40 |
| Violent Crime Reduction Co-Responder Program | City of Chamblee | $ 280,500.00 |
| Focused Deterrence Through K-9 Patrol | Laurens County Sheriff's Office | $ 892,087.90 |
| Weapons Reduction Court Security | Augusta Richmond Cnty GA Marshal's Office | $ 1,578,558.30 |
| Video Surveillance of Gun Violence Hot Spots | Americus Police Department | $ 801,735.85 |
| Intelligence-Led Policing Initiative | Acworth Police Department | $ 930,858.94 |
| Video Integration Command System | Columbus Police Department | $ 1,650,000.00 |
| Network Surveillance Cameras | Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners | $ 1,525,409.60 |
| Community Violence Prevention Project (CVPP) | City of Clarkston | $ 409,966.70 |
| Fulton Youth Violent Crime Reduction | Fulton County Government - Sheriff's Department | $ 110,000.00 |
| Crime Suppression Unit | Garden City Police Department | $ 1,006,814.60 |
| Liberty County Sheriff's Office Public Safety and Violence Program | Liberty County Sheriff's Office | $ 466,398.90 |
| Dallas Smart Policing Initiative | Dallas Police Department | $ 260,342.50 |
| Active Shooter Kits | White County Sheriff's Office | $ 62,700.00 |
| Hahira Police Department - Staff for Violent Crime Reduction Programs | City of Hahira Police Department | $ 275,847.00 |
| Increased Security at Court Buildings | Glynn County Board of Commissioners | $ 159,107.30 |
| Gunshot Detection Technology | Henry County Police Department | $ 1,650,000.00 |
| Technology Upgrade | ROME, CITY OF | $ 1,214,219.60 |
| The City of Sandy Springs' Violent Crime Reduction Team - Equipment and Technology | City of Sandy Springs | $ 752,514.40 |
| A Comprehensive Youth Violence Crime Reduction and prevention Program through Law Enforcement Intervention Focusing on Tenets of Law Enforcement Training, Technology and Equipment, Social Services, Mental Health Counseling, Youth Education Literacy, and Community Policing | Burke County Sheriff's Office | $ 1,312,867.33 |
| GPTC Initiative Towards Reducing Violence: Implementing Access Control and License Plate Readers | Georgia Piedmont Technical College | $ 1,650,000.00 |
| Partnerships for Peace | CITY OF THOMASVILLE | $ 183,161.00 |
| Cellebrite Project | Doraville Police Department | $ 27,637.50 |
| Community Organizer | Dougherty County Board of Commissioners | $ 183,334.80 |
| Public Safety & Community Violence Reduction Program | City of Savannah | $ 493,772.40 |
| FUSUS- Real Time Crime Center | Smyrna Police Department | $ 253,000.00 |
| CITY OF ATLANTA VIOLENT CRIME REDUCTION PLAN | City of Atlanta - Police Department | $ 1,649,965.90 |
| Building Capacity to Respond to Violent Crime in Douglas County | Douglas County | $ 1,075,441.40 |
| Glynn Immediate Shot Identification Program | Glynn County Board of Commissioners | $ 871,300.10 |
| Public Safety and Community Violence Reduction Grant: Equipment and Technology | Georgia Bureau of Investigation | $ 1,435,313.00 |
| Protect our Streets | Lithonia Police Department | $ 265,368.40 |
| Jonesboro Violent Crime Prevention Program | Jonesboro Police Department | $ 1,160,033.60 |
| McDuffie’s EYES (Enhancing Your Everyday Safety) Initiative | McDuffie County | $ 300,025.00 |
| FCPD Sentry Initiative | Floyd County Board of Commissioners | $ 1,012,303.03 |
| Concealed Weapons Detection | Fulton County Board of Education | $ 1,586,024.00 |
| Operation Safe Streets | Butts County Sheriff's Office | $ 660,000.00 |
| Cherokee Sheriff's Technology Enhancement | Cherokee Sheriff's Office | $ 518,787.50 |
| Building Capacity to Respond to Violent Crime in Douglas County | Douglas County | $ 40,150.00 |
| Addressing Gun Violence through Flock Monitoring | Monroe County Commissioner's Office - Monroe County Sheriff's Department | $ 817,050.30 |
| Randolph County Community Violence Reduction Program | Randolph County Board of Commissioners | $ 848,718.20 |
| Gun Violence Deterrence | Fitzgerald Police Department | $ 249,403.00 |
| Raven Audio Detection Project | Doraville Police Department | $ 440,000.00 |
| UWG Portable Panic Alert Program | University of West Georgia | $ 1,047,750.00 |
| Hahira Police Department - Equipment for Reduction of Violent Crime | City of Hahira Police Department | $ 52,541.50 |
| Baker County PSCVR Hiring Grant | Baker County Board of Commissioners | $ 226,224.45 |
| Real Time Crime Prevention Platform | City of Kennesaw | $ 325,600.00 |
| Washington County Sheriff’s Office Multi Agency Mobile Crisis Response Team | Washington County Sheriff's Office | $ 1,593,102.52 |
| Lawrenceville Police Department Equipment/ System Update | Lawrenceville Police Department | $ 725,102.40 |
| Surveillance Platform | City of Doraville | $ 83,732.00 |
| KSU Flock-Raven Safety System | Kennesaw State University Research and Service Foundation | $ 642,213.00 |
| Pickens PATH | Highland Rivers CSB D.B.A. Highland Rivers Behavioral Health | $ 987,178.50 |
| Equipment and Technology Grant: Flock Safety Security Cameras | Baldwin County Board of Commissioners | $ 231,330.00 |
| SCSO LE Staffing | Stephens County Sheriff's Office | $ 1,185,156.50 |
| MARTA Law Enforcement Staffing | Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority | $ 1,402,971.90 |
| DPD Crime Reduction 2023 | City of Dublin | $ 1,280,370.30 |
| Hogansville PD Public Safety and Violence Reduction Equipment and Technology | City of Hogansville | $ 684,361.03 |
| Cedartown Police Department - Staffing | City of Cedartown | $ 671,573.10 |
| Automated License Plate Reading Camera Network Project | City of Marietta | $ 411,180.00 |
| Real-Time Crime Center Program | City of Chamblee | $ 1,368,793.80 |
| Richmond County Sheriff's Office Axon Body-worn Camera Initiative | Augusta Richmond County Sheriff's Office | $ 970,392.50 |
| Police Department | City of Alamo | $ 259,380.00 |