Westchester County District Attorney's Office

Westchester County District Attorney's Office, registered as District Attorney, is a U.S. local government entity that serves as the District Attorney's office for Westchester County. Through federal grants, Westchester County District Attorney's Office provides victim assistance services, forensic science services, violence against women programs, and other law enforcement and criminal justice programs.

Westchester County District Attorney's Office has received over 15 federal sub-awards to provide victim assistance services, forensic science improvement, anti-violence against women services, youth justice programs, and law enforcement support. These federal grants were awarded by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, New York State Office of Victim Services, and other state agencies. The sub-awards funded programs including victim assistance, Paul Coverdell forensic science improvement, anti-violence against women grants, regional youth justice teams, and other similar programs focused primarily on victim services, forensic services, violence prevention, and criminal justice system support in Westchester County. Based on this grant history, Westchester County District Attorney's Office utilizes federal grant funding to provide key county-level law enforcement and criminal justice services through its role as District Attorney for Westchester County, often serving as a sub-recipient under grants initially awarded to New York state agencies.