Accreditation Enhancement Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Pays the annual accreditation-management platform fee for local police agencies pursuing VLEPSC accreditation.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Covers only the PowerDMS annual maintenance fee; must reapply annually, subject to funding.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Annual application required; FY 2026 round closed July 1, 2025; no later round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Units of local government whose law enforcement agency is VLEPSC-accredited or in VLEPSC self-assessment; funds may not supplant local accreditation funding.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS); a new application is required every year.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Match
- Not Required
- Submit via
- true
Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Criminal Justice Programs
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Competitive JAG funding for local crime prevention and criminal justice programs in set priority areas.
Up to $130,000 including the 25% local match, depending on program area
Confirm with agencyGrantMatch 25%Law, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Continuation depends on performance, compliance and future funding; some focus areas cap requests lower (for example $100,000 including match).
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · FY 27 solicitation closed April 27, 2026 (project period July 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- All Virginia units of local government (city, county, town or certain federally recognized tribes); one application per locality.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted solicitation.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Tribal Government
- Award size
- Up to $130,000 including the 25% local match, depending on program area
- Funding source
- Federal
- Match
- 25%
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Jordy Nolan, Grant Coordinator; tel: (804) 845-1156;
Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Training and Equipment Grants
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Small competitive JAG awards for local public safety technology, training, equipment and forensic capacity.
Up to $33,333 total: $25,000 federal plus $8,333 (25%) local match
Confirm with agencyGrantMatch 25%Law, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Cost-reimbursement only; no continuation funding, so the project must finish within the period (November 1, 2026 to August 31, 2027 for FY27).
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Recurring solicitations (FY2025 equipment closed February 10, 2025; FY2026 closed March 13, 2026; FY27 closed August 11, 2026); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Virginia units of local government; localities may submit several applications but only one per funding focus area.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) by the posted deadline.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Tribal Government
- Award size
- Up to $33,333 total: $25,000 federal plus $8,333 (25%) local match
- Funding source
- Federal
- Match
- 25%
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement(s)
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Jordy Nolan; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 845-1156;
Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP) Grants for Specialty Courts and Dockets
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Builds capacity in recovery courts, behavioral health dockets and veterans treatment dockets.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human ServicesVeterans & Military
The catch: Continuation is not guaranteed and grantees must reapply in a new competitive round; full-time hires discouraged; reimbursement-based with OGMS reporting.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Competitive rounds posted repeatedly (CY26 closed September 26, 2025; SFY27 closed April 21, 2026; CY2027-2028 closed October 13, 2026); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local units of government with an active SAM registration and UEI that are not debarred by the federal government or the Commonwealth.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS, ogms.dcjs.virginia.gov) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- Federal
- Match
- Not Required
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Kristin Hunter, Grant Coordinator; tel: (804) 786-0051;
Combating Hate Crimes Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Helps institutions and nonprofits at risk of bias-motivated crime protect themselves.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesDisadvantaged Communities
The catch: Quarterly financial and status reports in OGMS; late reports can hold up payments.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Repeated rounds (FY2025 closed March 18, 2025; 2026 closed July 30, 2025; 2027 closed March 17, 2026; 2027 Round 2 closed August 18, 2026); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local governments with partnership programs with nonprofits or institutions that have been, or are at risk of being, targets of hate crimes, plus those nonprofits and institutions directly; all applicants must show risk and have an active SAM registration.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS, ogms.dcjs.virginia.gov) under the current funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Nonprofit
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- State
- Match
- Not Required
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Elizabeth (Beth) Polak, Criminal Justice Grants Program Specialist; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 659-6487;
Firearm Violence Intervention and Prevention (FVIP) Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds community violence intervention and prevention programs that break local cycles of gun violence.
Nonprofits: $25,000 to $250,000, capped at 50% of annual operating expenditures; see guidelines for local government limits
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Special terms and conditions apply; nonprofit awards are capped at half of annual operating spending; reimbursement with OGMS reporting.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Two-year rounds (CY 2026-2027 closed July 14, 2025; CY 2027-2028 closed July 31, 2026); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits new to FVIP funding that pass the FVIP Readiness Checklist, and local units of government; applicants must not be debarred and current DCJS grantees cannot be more than 30 days late on reports.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) and attach the completed Readiness Checklist (nonprofits).
- Applicant types
- Nonprofit, Public Agency
- Award size
- Nonprofits: $25,000 to $250,000, capped at 50% of annual operating expenditures; see guidelines for local government limits
- Funding source
- State
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Jennifer Quitiquit; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 363-6027;
Hospital-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Program (HVIPP)
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Starts hospital programs that support gun violence victims and their families.
Up to $700,000 per hospital for a two-year grant period
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchHealth & Human ServicesLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Cost-reimbursement through OGMS claims; must follow the four-part HVIPP model.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · FY 2026-2027 new and continuation rounds closed May 2, 2025; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Individual hospitals that do not have an HVIPP, and nonprofits applying on behalf of unserved hospitals; projects must follow the HVIPP model.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Other Legal Entity, Nonprofit
- Award size
- Up to $700,000 per hospital for a two-year grant period
- Funding source
- State
- Match
- Not Required
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement(s)
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Greg Hopkins; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 962-0977;
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (JJDP) Diversion, Intervention, and Prevention Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds year-round community, mentoring and school-based programs that address youth delinquency.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: A sustainability plan is required; projects must be evidence-informed and trauma-informed.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · CY 2027-2028 round closed August 18, 2026; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local units of government in Virginia; not open to state agencies; nonprofit, faith-based and community organizations may implement programs for the applicant locality.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- Federal
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Natasha Fortune, Grant Coordinator; email: [email protected]; tel: 804-659-7593;
Office of First Responder Wellness Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds wellness training, peer support and equipment for current and retired first responders.
Up to $30,000 per application ($2,700,000 total in FY 2026)
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchHealth & Human ServicesLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: No gym equipment and no dogs cross-trained for detection; requests must follow local procurement policy.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · FY 2026 round closed March 17, 2025; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- First responder agencies based in Virginia that serve first responders, and nonprofits providing wellness training, resources or direct services to first responders employed in Virginia.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Nonprofit
- Award size
- Up to $30,000 per application ($2,700,000 total in FY 2026)
- Match
- Not Required
- Submit via
- true
Operation Ceasefire Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Helps local police and governments interrupt local cycles of violent crime.
Up to $500,000 per award; equipment requests capped at $100,000
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Cost-reimbursement through OGMS claims; cannot continue projects already funded by Ceasefire or FVIP.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · CY 2026-2028 round (and a CY 2026-2027 forensic and analytical technology track) closed October 10, 2025; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local law enforcement agencies and local units of government in Virginia.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Up to $500,000 per award; equipment requests capped at $100,000
- Match
- Not Required
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement(s)
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Jennifer Quitiquit, Safer Communities Program Coordinator; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 363-6027;
Peer-Supported Critical Incident Stress Management Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds nonprofits that run peer support and post-critical incident seminars for law enforcement officers.
Varies — $300,000 total in FY26
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Reimbursement on paid invoices; no supplanting; strict confidentiality for peer communications.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · FY26 round closed July 31, 2025; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- IRS-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits with well-established law enforcement partnerships in Virginia and proven experience providing peer-supported CISM training and programs.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Nonprofit
- Award size
- Varies — $300,000 total in FY26
- Funding source
- State
- Match
- Not Required
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement(s)
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Carolyn Dellorso; tel: (804) 845-1200;
Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Federal funding to cut gun and gang violence through local partnerships with the U.S. Attorneys.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Reimbursement grant; no supplanting of state or local funds.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · FY 2026 Eastern District round closed January 15, 2026; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Law enforcement agencies, government entities, educational institutions and 501(c)(3) nonprofits located in or serving the federal district named in the solicitation.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the district's PSN funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Nonprofit, Higher Education, School District
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- Federal
- Match
- Not Required
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement(s)
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Jordy Nolan, Grant Coordinator; tel: (804) 845-1156;
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) Grant Program for Adult and Juvenile Correctional Facilities
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Federal funding for residential substance use disorder treatment in correctional facilities and aftercare.
Planning grants up to $18,750; implementation grants up to $337,500 (about $112,500 a year)
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Correctional programs must partner with an aftercare program; awards depend on funding availability.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · FY 2026 competitive round closed April 18, 2025 (continuations April 4, 2025); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Organizations that provide or plan to provide direct SUD treatment in a jail, prison or detention center, or aftercare for people who were in such a program; SAM registration required.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the competitive or continuation funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Nonprofit
- Award size
- Planning grants up to $18,750; implementation grants up to $337,500 (about $112,500 a year)
- Funding source
- Federal
- Submit via
- true
School Resource Officer / School Security Officer (SRO/SSO) Incentive Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Pays localities to place school resource or school security officers in schools that have none.
SSO new positions up to $50,000 per position in DCJS special funds; non-personnel costs up to $25,000
Confirm with agencyGrantMatch RequiredLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesEducation
The catch: Annual reapplication; funding for up to four years, subject to appropriations; local match required.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Annual; FY 2027 continuations and SSO positions closed March 10, 2026 and new SROs March 17, 2026; awards run July 1 to June 30
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local units of government; continuation applications are limited to grantees whose four-year cycle has not ended, and priority goes to high school positions.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS); applications must be submitted every year.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- SSO new positions up to $50,000 per position in DCJS special funds; non-personnel costs up to $25,000
- Funding source
- State
- Match
- Required
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Jordy Nolan; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 845-1156;
School Safety Personnel or Programming Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds school safety staff such as threat assessment coordinators, behavior interventionists and school ambassadors.
Up to $100,000 per position in DCJS special funds; non-personnel costs up to $25,000
Confirm with agencyGrantEducationLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Continuation for up to four years but grantees must reapply annually, with priority to SRO and SSO applications.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Annual; FY 2027 round closed March 10, 2026 (CY 2026 new positions closed August 13, 2025); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local units of government; continuation funding is only for current grantees.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the new-position or continuation funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Up to $100,000 per position in DCJS special funds; non-personnel costs up to $25,000
- Funding source
- State
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Phyllis Vaughan; email: [email protected]; tel: (804) 340-9754;
Sexual Assault Services Program (SASP)
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Supports rape crisis centers that give direct help to sexual assault victims of any age.
Up to $65,000 for a 12-month period ($1,125,000 anticipated for CY 2027)
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Funds may only pay for direct intervention and related assistance; awarded projects may receive up to two additional awards under the terms in the guidelines; OGMS reporting required.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Annual calendar-year rounds (CY 2026 closed October 16, 2025; CY 2027 closed August 17, 2026); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Rape crisis centers or other nonprofit, nongovernmental organizations or tribal programs that provide core services, direct intervention and related assistance to sexual assault victims; a governmental entity may not be part of the criminal justice system.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted calendar-year funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Nonprofit, Tribal Government
- Award size
- Up to $65,000 for a 12-month period ($1,125,000 anticipated for CY 2027)
- Funding source
- Federal
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Andi Martin, Grant Monitor; tel: (804) 371-0534;
Victim/Witness Grant Program (VWGP)
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds local victim/witness programs that guide crime victims through the justice process.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: VOCA Rule compliance, quarterly reporting and reimbursement claims in OGMS.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · State fiscal year cycle; FY 2027 applications closed April 20, 2026; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Programs with a record of effective direct services to crime victims that meet federal VOCA Rule and state budget criteria.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the state fiscal year funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- Federal and State
- Submit via
- true
Virginia Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and Intervention Summer Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Funds summer diversion and prevention programs that give youth enrichment opportunities.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Indirect costs are capped at 1 percent of the award; projects must be evidence-informed.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · CY 2027 round closed August 18, 2026; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local units of government in Virginia; state agencies are not eligible, and nonprofit, faith-based and community organizations may only implement programs for an applicant locality.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- Federal
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Natasha Fortune, Grant Coordinator; email: [email protected]; tel: 804-659-7593;
Virginia Opioid Use Reduction and Jail-Based Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Transition Fund Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Expands substance use disorder treatment and transition services for people held in local and regional jails.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Multi-year awards depend on performance and compliance; reimbursement through OGMS claims with financial and progress reporting.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · Multi-year solicitations posted about once or twice a year (CY 2025-2027 closed October 2024, SFY 2026-2028 April 2025, SFY 2027-2029 April 2026, CY 2027-2029 October 13, 2026); no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local and regional jails that are planning, implementing or expanding jail-based SUD treatment, are not debarred from doing business with the Commonwealth, and hold the professional and state licenses the project needs.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS, ogms.dcjs.virginia.gov) under the posted funding opportunity; register for an OGMS account first.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- State
- Match
- Not Required
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Cynthia Nwarache, Grant Coordinator; tel: (804) 659-2264;
Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Victim Fund (VSDVVF) Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Supports prosecution, victim services and forensic nurse examiners for sexual and domestic violence cases.
New competitive F/SANE applicants up to $95,000 for one year; continuation maximums in the guidelines
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: Funding beyond SFY 2027 depends on fund deposits and appropriations; applicants are asked to request minimum staffing.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · State fiscal year cycle; SFY 27 closed April 20, 2026; DCJS anticipates a competitive process for subrecipients in SFY 2028
Applicant tip: DCJS says it plans a competitive round for subrecipients in SFY 2028, so watch for it in early 2027.
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- SFY 27: current prosecution, discretionary and F/SANE subrecipients (continuation), plus new sexual assault service providers and hospitals for F/SANE salaries and equipment.
- How to apply
- Direct application: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the funding opportunity that matches the project type.
- Applicant types
- Nonprofit, Public Agency, Other Legal Entity
- Award size
- New competitive F/SANE applicants up to $95,000 for one year; continuation maximums in the guidelines
- Funding source
- State
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Tierra Williams, Grant Monitor; tel: (804) 239-8850;
Virginia STOP Violence Against Women Act (VSTOP) Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Improves arrest, prosecution and adjudication of violent crimes against women.
Up to $50,000 a year ($100,000 over two years) in the CY 2026-2027 competition
Confirm with agencyGrantMatch 25%Law, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Match is restricted to the same uses as VSTOP funds; future STOP funding is uncertain, so programs are told to plan for sustainability.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · CY 2026-2027 competition and CY 2026 continuation closed October 20, 2025; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- CY 2026-2027 competition: law enforcement agencies in state or local government that do not have a VSTOP project and propose work in the stated priority area; continuation applicants were not eligible for it.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the continuation or competition funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Up to $50,000 a year ($100,000 over two years) in the CY 2026-2027 competition
- Funding source
- Federal
- Match
- 25%
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Tierra Williams, Grant Monitor; tel: (804) 239-8850;
VOCA Victims Services Grant Program (VSGP)
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Federal VOCA funding for direct services to crime victims.
Varies — check official page
Confirm with agencyGrantLaw, Justice, and Legal ServicesHealth & Human Services
The catch: No vehicle purchases or out-of-state conference travel; no grant period extensions.
Next deadline: Varies — check official page · State fiscal year cycle; SFY 2026 continuation closed March 19, 2025; no next round posted
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Local government and nonprofit programs providing direct services to crime victims; the SFY 2026 opportunity was limited to SFY 2025 competitive grantees.
- How to apply
- Pass-through: apply in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS) under the posted funding opportunity.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency, Nonprofit
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Funding source
- Federal
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Anya Shaffer, Grant Monitor; tel: (804) 786-2059;
Witness Protection Grant Program
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Reimburses localities for short-term protection of witnesses in serious felony cases.
Varies — check official page
OpenGrantNo matchLaw, Justice, and Legal Services
The catch: Reimbursement only, and only after enrollment; help is limited to 90 days per witness.
Next deadline: Rolling · Rolling; applications received on an ongoing basis while funds last (FY 2026 early enrollment requested by July 31, 2025)
Eligibility, how to apply, match, contact
- Eligibility
- Virginia localities assisting witnesses in serious felony investigations and prosecutions.
- How to apply
- Direct application: enroll in the DCJS Online Grants Management System (OGMS); enrollment is required before an agency can claim reimbursement, and applications are accepted as needed.
- Applicant types
- Public Agency
- Award size
- Varies — check official page
- Match
- Not Required
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement(s)
- Submit via
- true
- Contact
- name: Carolyn Dellorso; tel: (804) 845-1200;