Roseland Town Board

Roseland Town Board, located in Roseland, Indiana, is a local government entity registered in SAM.gov as a municipality and council of governments. As a U.S. local government, the organization is actively engaged in federal grant programs that support community-focused initiatives, particularly in law enforcement and public safety domains. The entity is recognized for its commitment to enhancing local policing capabilities and implementing advanced technological solutions to improve community safety and transparency.

Through federal grant awards, specifically the Community Oriented Policing Program (COPS), Roseland Town Board has secured significant funding to advance law enforcement capabilities. The primary federal grant award of $15JCOPS23GG04616UHPX, effective from October 2023 to September 2028, aims to hire and rehire career law enforcement officers to prevent and disrupt crime. Additionally, the organization has received sub-awards through the Judiciary Courts of the State of Indiana to purchase critical law enforcement equipment, including six in-car video cameras with license plate reader capabilities and four standalone license plate readers. These technological investments are designed to enhance investigative capabilities, improve officer safety, provide transparent evidence in criminal cases, and support more effective information sharing between law enforcement and the community. The grant-funded projects emphasize technological solutions that act as a force multiplier for the Roseland Police Department's operational effectiveness.