Attorney General Kansas

Attorney General Kansas is a U.S. state government entity based in Topeka, Kansas, registered with SAM.gov since December 2008. As the state's chief law enforcement and legal representative, the Attorney General's office provides critical oversight, investigation, prosecution, and regulatory services to the federal government through various federal grant awards. The organization operates as a specialized prosecutorial and victim advocacy entity, leveraging federal funding to address fraud, crime victimization, child welfare, and public health threats at the state level.

The Attorney General Kansas has received substantial federal grant funding across multiple program areas. Most prominently, the office operates the State Medicaid Fraud Control Unit under CFDA 93.775, funded by the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, with the current award of $622,416 for fiscal year 2026. This ongoing program, which the office has managed consistently since at least 2021, supports investigations and prosecutions of Medicaid provider fraud and patient abuse or neglect in health facilities and non-institutional settings. Additionally, the Attorney General administers the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Compensation Program under CFDA 16.576, funded by the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs, providing financial assistance to crime victims with a current multi-year award of $1,003,000 extending through September 2025. The office also received a $100,000 formula grant under CFDA 93.597 for the Grants to States for Access and Visitation Programs, administered by the Administration for Children and Families, to facilitate access and visitation between non-custodial parents and children through mediation, counseling, and enforcement mechanisms. Furthermore, the Attorney General operates a Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) Case Registry through a cooperative agreement with the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, conducting surveillance and prevention activities through the State Child Death Review Board. At the sub-award level, the Attorney General Kansas has consistently received funding from the Kansas Department of Transportation for the Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor program, with sub-awards documented in January 2025, December 2023, November 2022, and November 2021, supporting traffic safety prosecution initiatives.