DCJ Grants
DCJ grants fund Colorado organizations to advance public safety, crime prevention, community corrections, and victim services through research-driven justice initiatives.
Funder: Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2026: Change in Project Officials form (DCJ Form 4-B) — within 15 days of change | August 2026: Budget Revision (DCJ Form 4-A) — at least 30 days in advance | September 2026: Change in Grant Award Period (DCJ Form 4-C) — at least 60 days before end | September 2026: Non-operational project notification — within 60 days of start
Funding Amounts: Annual pool ~$200M; award sizes and durations vary by program and project.
Summary: Supports Colorado agencies in enhancing public safety, victim services, and justice programs through state and federal grants.
Key Information: Applicants must use the Fluxx portal; eligibility limited to organizations, not individuals.
Description
The Colorado Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) administers a broad portfolio of state and federal grants designed to strengthen public safety, enhance services for crime victims, and improve justice system effectiveness across Colorado. Funding supports a wide range of initiatives, including crime prevention, law enforcement, community corrections, and victim support services. DCJ grants are managed through multiple program offices and are awarded to eligible organizations such as non-profits, law enforcement agencies, public safety agencies, community corrections providers, and victim service organizations. The program aims to empower local communities to build safer, more supportive environments.
