Lawrenceburg Police Department

Lawrenceburg Police Department, doing business as Lawrenceburg Police Dept, is a U.S. local government entity registered to receive federal awards. As a city police department, it provides law enforcement and public safety services to the community of Lawrenceburg. The department has been registered in SAM.gov since February 2020, with its current registration valid through November 2024. Lawrenceburg Police Department has primarily received federal funding through sub-awards, indicating its involvement in collaborative efforts with other government entities to implement federally-funded programs at the local level.

The department has been involved in several grant-funded initiatives, with a focus on public safety and community development. A significant portion of its sub-awards have been related to the CHIRP (County Highway Incident Reporting Program) initiative, received through the Judiciary Courts of the State of Indiana. Additionally, the department received funding to address critical equipment needs, specifically for upgrading outdated radio communication systems for its reserve police officers. This grant aimed to replace aging XTS 5000 and XTS 2500 hand-held radios with new, reliable equipment compatible with Indiana's evolving radio frequency network. Another notable sub-award was for a city-wide Owner-Occupied Rehab (OOR) program, funded through Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. This program, administered through the Lieutenant Governor's office, aimed to assist low-to-moderate income households with home repairs, including roof replacement, ADA accessibility improvements, HVAC upgrades, and electrical system enhancements.