The National Institute of Justice will fund two-phase evaluations of Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program projects funded in 2022-2026, with four awards anticipated across program areas.
The Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program funds Maryland initiatives to reduce firearm violence through behavioral health and crisis intervention strategies, led by the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy.
2026/27 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Single Solicitation for Local Initiatives supports local governments and nonprofits with projects to advance public safety and justice reform in Pennsylvania.
Supports state, local, and tribal governments in using data to reduce inefficient justice system spending and redirect resources to address urgent challenges, reduce crime, and lower recidivism.
The Crisis Intervention & Behavioral Health Grants (Byrne SCIP) fund research-based crisis response and behavioral health initiatives in Minnesota, led by the Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Programs.
Byrne SCIP, funded by the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council, supports research-based behavioral health, firearm safety, and court interventions to reduce gun violence and violent crime in Oklahoma.