The montana board of crime control will use the FY 2025TITLE II formula grants program funds to strengthen its juvenile justice system through prevention, community-basedservices, and family…

The Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention awarded the Montana Board of Crime Control $621,419 under the Title II Formula Grants Program on July 1, 2026.

The Montana Board of Crime Control will strengthen the state's juvenile justice system through prevention, community-based services, and family engagement. Funded activities include expanding prevention programs, increasing diversion options, establishing youth reporting centers, providing telehealth-supported services, strengthening family engagement, and expanding responsive programming to tribal partners. The project goals are to reduce unnecessary entry into the justice system and expand access to community-based support statewide.

The award period runs through June 30, 2030, with place of performance in Helena, Montana. The Montana Board of Crime Control functions as a pass-through entity, distributing federal funding to local agencies, tribal governments, nonprofit organizations, and other criminal justice partners throughout Montana.

The montana board of crime control will use the FY 2025TITLE II formula grants program funds to strengthen its juvenile justice system through prevention, community-basedservices, and family engagement.funds will expand prevention programs, increase diversion options, youth reporting centers, andtelehealth supported services, strengthen family engagement, and increase responsive programming totribal partners.project goals areto reduceunnecessary entry into the justice system and expandaccess tocommunity-basedsupport statewide.