The florida department of law enforcement (fdle) proposes to allocate funds for edward byrne memorial justice assistance grant (JAG) program services for local and tribal units of government as well…

The florida department of law enforcement (fdle) proposes to allocate funds for edward byrne memorial justice assistance grant (JAG) program services for local and tribal units of government as well as state criminal justice agencies, to enhance initiatives in their jurisdiction. Funding will be allocated through subawards to address one or more of the nine program areas. Fdles JAG program goal is to enable local units of government to receive funding necessary to improve the criminal justice system. Fdle issues all JAG subawards through a formula-driven allocation process, in two separate cycles. Floridas JAG-countywide (jagc) program represents approximately 85% of florida's total federal award and is subdivided into two parts - state share and local share. Fdle reserves up to 10% each year for administrative costs. Floridas JAG-direct (jagd) program represents the remaining 15% of florida's total federal award. Subaward activities may include, but are not limited to, utilizing JAG funding for law enforcement equipment, investigative and surveillance initiatives, drug and gang prevention efforts, community policing, indigent defense and court employees specialty court programs, targeted anti-drug/anti-gang efforts, school violence, and domestic violence prevention and education initiatives, recidivism and reentry programs, first responders, crisis response and stabilization services, substance abuse treatment and prevention, mass trauma care services, human trafficking programs, residential inpatient and community-based outpatient treatment programs, and extreme risk protection order programs.