The CNCHIP grant from the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council funds projects to enhance the accuracy and accessibility of Oklahoma’s criminal history records for improved public safety and research.
The National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP) from Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services funds research and technology to improve the quality and accessibility of Ohio’s criminal history records.
The National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP) supports states in improving and sharing criminal history records to inform justice decisions and background checks across state lines.
National Criminal History Improvement Program supports the Kansas Bureau of Investigation in improving computerized criminal records to inform criminal justice decisions and background checks.
Project Safe Neighborhoods, led by the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council, funds collaborative, data-driven efforts to reduce violent and gun crime through research-based strategies and community partnerships.
Capital Improvement Planning (CIP) supports Oklahoma local governments in mapping public assets and preparing five-year plans to assess conditions, prioritize improvements, and guide capital budgets.