Judiciary Courts Of State Of Michiga

The Judiciary Courts of the State of Michigan is a U.S. state government entity registered with SAM.gov since March 2, 2007, serving as the judicial branch of Michigan's state government. The organization receives federal grant funding to develop and implement court-related programs and systems that enhance access to justice, support vulnerable populations, and improve data management across Michigan's court system. Rather than providing goods or services as a traditional vendor, the Judiciary Courts functions as a governmental recipient of federal grants designed to strengthen the state's judicial infrastructure and support evidence-based court programs.

The Judiciary Courts of Michigan has received sustained federal grant funding across multiple program areas over the past several years. The entity has been a consistent recipient of State Access and Visitation Program (SAVP) grants from the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Child Support Enforcement, with awards in 2022, 2023, 2024, and most recently 2026, totaling at least $277,379 in the most recent award. These grants support programs facilitating access and visitation for non-custodial parents with their children through mediation, counseling, education, and parenting plan development. Additionally, Michigan's Judiciary Courts has received multiple State Court Improvement Program (SCIP) awards from the Administration on Children, Youth and Families in 2023, 2024, and 2025, which support child welfare and family court improvements. The organization has also received a cooperative agreement from the Bureau of Justice Statistics to develop and implement comprehensive data management systems for collecting information on juvenile diversion, probation activities, and misdemeanor probation cases, addressing critical gaps in statewide criminal history record collection that impact firearm eligibility determinations. Furthermore, the Judiciary Courts has served as a sub-grantee under the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (Byrne JAG) Priority Population Drug Court Project, with the Michigan Department of State Police as prime grantee in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, funding drug courts targeting nonviolent offenders who would otherwise face imprisonment.