Jefferson Parish Of Jefferson Parish District Attorney

Jefferson Parish Of Jefferson Parish District Attorney is a U.S. local government entity in Gretna, Louisiana that operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal criminal justice and victim services grants, with no prime contracting activity. The office receives sub-award funding through the Louisiana Commission On Law Enforcement And Administration Of Criminal Justice to support domestic violence prosecution, victim advocacy, substance-abuse intervention, and juvenile justice diversion programs within Jefferson Parish.

The vendor's federal footprint is entirely sub-grant work across criminal justice grantor agencies. Over the past three years, Jefferson Parish District Attorney has received eight sub-awards totaling $19.1 million in combined dollars obligated, all routed through the Louisiana Commission as prime grantee. Recent awards include a domestic violence unit support grant (Apr 8, 2026) providing investigative and support personnel to locate victims and witnesses and assist Assistant District Attorneys in case preparation; a drug court intervention program (Apr 28, 2026) designed to reduce recidivism among drug-abusing offenders entering the criminal justice system; a Trauma-Based Resilience Intervention (TBRI) training expansion grant (Aug 25, 2025) to reduce re-offending among juvenile justice participants; a victim services counseling and crisis intervention award (Jun 26, 2025) with special emphasis on elderly sexual-assault victims and families of violent-crime victims; and a domestic violence protection and education program (Jun 26, 2025) providing victims access to petitions for domestic relief and community resources.

Customer concentration reflects Justice Department dominance. Five federal agencies placed all eight awards, with the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women funding two awards, the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Victims of Crime funding two awards, and the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families each funding one award. Activity increased to four sub-awards in 2025 after two awards in 2021, with two additional awards already placed in early 2026. The entity holds no parent vehicles, is not a bidder on competitive contracting vehicles, and does not engage in prime contracting relationships.