National Incident Based Reporting System

The Department of Justice administers the National Incident Based Reporting System program (CFDA 16.733), which funded five cooperative agreements between 1995 and 2001, with the most recent award dated October 1, 2001—over 25 years ago.

This program is inactive from a grants perspective. No new funding opportunities have been posted in recent years, and no awards have been disbursed since 2001. The award portfolio consists entirely of five cooperative agreements totaling $176 thousand in combined federal and non-federal dollars obligated, with the Department of Justice as the sole funding agency. Three awards were issued in 2001 (the final funding cycle), one in 2000, and one in 1995. Award magnitudes were modest: recent cooperative agreements obligated between approximately $55 thousand and $104 thousand, though two awards included negative obligations reflecting cost adjustments or recoveries.

Recent funded activity addressed two categories of work: Delaware's National Incident-Based Reporting System implementation, and special data collections and statistical studies supporting NIBRS. The 2001 Delaware implementation cooperative agreement (Cooperative Agreement 2001RGCXK007) and the 2001 special data collections awards (Cooperative Agreements 2001RGCXK011 and 2001RGCXK009) exemplify the program's scope. Award completion dates extended through 2005, suggesting a multi-year implementation and analysis cycle typical of law-enforcement data infrastructure projects.

No open or recently posted grant opportunities exist under this Assistance Listing. The program appears to have completed its initial deployment phase by the early 2000s. Organizations interested in NIBRS funding or technical assistance should verify current activity through the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics or contact the DOJ directly, as this Assistance Listing does not represent an active solicitation vehicle at present.