Item C32
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
Meeting Date: 7/14/04
Bulk Item: Yes rg] No D
Division: Manaqement Services
Department: Administrative Services
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Authorization for County Administrator or his desiqnee to
complete and submit the online application for the Federal Fiscal Year 2004 Local Law
Enforcement Block Grant funds via Internet as required by U.S. Dept. of Justice, Bureau
of Justice Assistance.
ITEM BACKGROUND: Monroe County has accepted LLEBG awards since 1997. The
funds were used the first year to enhance courthouse security and the followinq years
for Juvenile Druq Court. Information reqardinq eliqibility. purpose areas, and proqram
requirements is attached. If funds are awarded. the Substance Abuse Policy Advisory
Board will make a recommendation to the BOCe concerninq the use of these funds for
County fiscal year 2005. A COpy of the Federal Fiscal Year 2003 application is attached.
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: Approval of qrant applications and SAPAB
recommendations in prior years.
CONTRACTIAGREEMENTCHANGES:n/a
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval
TOTAL COST: 28.430.00
COST TO COUNTY: 2,843.00
SOURCE OF FUNDS: ad valorem taxes
BUDGETED: Yes D No rg]
REVENUE PRODUCING: Yes D No rg]
AMOUNT PER MONTH
YEAR
APPROVED BY: COUNTY ATTY D OMB/PURCHASING D RISK MANAGEMENT D
DIVISION DIRECTOR APPROVAL:
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Sheila A. Barker
DOCUMENTATION: INCLUDED: rg] TO FOLLOW: D NOT REQUIRED: D
DISPOSITION: AGENDA ITEM #: ~2
u.s. Department of Justice
Office of Justice Programs
Bureau of Justice Assistance
FY 2001 Local Law Enforcement
Block Grants Program
For fiscal year (FY) 2001, Congress has appropriated
$523 million for the continuation of the Local Law En-
forcement Block Grants (LLEBG) Program, to be ad-
ministered by the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA),
U.S. Department of Justice. The purpose of the LLEBG
Program is to provide funds to units of local govern-
ment to underwrite projects to reduce crime and im-
prove public safety.
Program Eligibility and Distribution
of Funds
To be considered eligible for the LLEBG Program, a
jurisdiction must be a general purpose unit of local gov-
ernment. t The unit of local government must report, via
its law enforcement agencies, to the Uniform Crime Re-
ports (UCR) Program of the Federal Bureau ofInvesti-
gation (FBI).
The LLEBG Program is a formula program based on a
jurisdiction's number ofUCR Part I violent crimes re-
ported to the FBI. The formula is computed in two stages.
In the first stage, state allocations are proportionate to each
state's average annual amount ofUCR Part I violent
crimes compared with that for all other states for the 3
most recent calendar years of data from the FBI. Each
state, however, must receive a minimum award of 0.25 per-
cent of the total amount available for formula distribution
under the LLEBG Program. In the second stage, local
awards are proportionate to each local jurisdiction's aver-
age annual amount ofUCR Part I violent crimes compared
with that for all other local jurisdictions in the state for the
3 most recent calendar years. Jurisdictions reporting crime
rates above the formula-based threshold of$10,000 are
eligible for direct awards.
The difference remaining between the state allocation
and the local allocation total is awarded to a state ad-
ministrative agency (SAA) designated by the Governor.
The SAA has the option of distributing award funds to
state police departments or units of local government
not meeting the formula-based threshold of $1 0,000.
Additional information about this portion of the funds
is available from each state's respective SAA.
Program Purpose Areas
LLEBG Program funds must be spent in accordance
with one or more of the following seven purpose areas:
a Supporting law enforcement:
. Hiring, training, and employing on a continuing
basis new, additional law enforcement officers
and necessary support personnel.
. Paying overtime to currently employed law
enforcement officers and necessary support
personnel to increase the number of hours
worked by such personnel.
. Procuring equipment, technology, and other
material directly related to basic law enforce-
ment functions.
a Enhancing security measures in and around schools
and in and around other facilities or locations that
the unit of local government considers special risks
for incidents of crime.
a Establishing or supporting drug courts.
o Enhancing the adjudication of cases involving
violent offenders, including cases involving violent
juvenile offenders.
o Establishing a multi jurisdictional task force,
particularly in rural areas, composed of law en-
forcement officials representing units of local
government. This task force must work with federal
law enforcement officials to prevent and control
cnme.
o Establishing crime prevention programs involving
cooperation between community residents and law
enforcement personnel to control, detect, or investi-
gate crime or to prosecute criminals.
o Defraying the cost of indemnification insurance for
law enforcement officers.
Program Requirements
The following requirements must be met prior to the
obligation of LLEBG Program funds and prior to the
Request for Orawdown (RFO) of funds. The RFO must
be completed within 90 days of the posting of awards,
or the funds will be redistributed in the following
fiscal year.
o Advisory Board
Each jurisdiction must establish or designate an
advisory board to review the application. The
board must be designated to make nonbinding
recommendations for the proposed use of funds
received under this program. The advisory board
must include a member from each of the following
local organizations: law enforcement agency,
prosecutor's office, court system, school system,
and a nonprofit group (e.g., educational, religious,
community) active in crime prevention or drug-use
prevention or treatment.
o Public Hearing
Each jurisdiction must hold at least one public
hearing regarding the proposed use of funds prior to
the obligation of funds. Jurisdictions should encour-
age public attendance and participation.
o Matching Funds
In each jurisdiction, LLEBG funds may not exceed
90 percent of total program costs. Program partici-
pation requires a cash match that will not be
waived. All recipients must maintain records clearly
showing the source, amount, and timing of all
matching contributions.
o Trust Fund
Each jurisdiction must establish a trust fund that
may accrue interest in which to deposit program
funds.
o Expenditure Period
All federal funds, including interest, revenue, divi-
dend, and match, must be spent within the 2-year
expenditure period. Unspent funds must be returned to
BJA within 90 days of program termination.
o Public Safety Officers' Health Benefits Provision
Section 615 of the FY 1998 Appropriations Act
requires a unit of local government to afford a
public safety officer who retires or is separated
from duty due to a personalline-of-duty injury,
suffered as a direct and proximate result of re-
sponding to a hot pursuit or an emergency situa-
tion, health benefits at the time of separation that
are the same as or better than those he or she
received while on duty.
To be eligible to receive the entire amount of award
under the LLEBG Program, a unit of local govern-
ment must be in compliance with this provision. If
not in compliance, the unit will forfeit 10 percent of
the eligible amount. Further information about this
provision is provided on the LLEBG Internet-based
application system, which may be accessed at
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJAlhtmllllebgl.htrn.
Prohibition on Use of Funds
LLEBG funds are not to be used to purchase, lease,
rent, or acquire tanks or armored vehicles, fixed-wing
aircraft, limousines, real estate, yachts, or any vehicle
not used primarily for law enforcement. Nor are funds
to be used to retain individual consultants or construct
new facilities. Likewise, federal funds are not to be
used to supplant state or local funds. Rather, they are to
be used to increase the amount of funds that would oth-
erwise be available from state and local sources.
Resolution of Funding Disparities
The LLEBG Program provides resolution to potential
funding disparities within jurisdictions. A state attorney
general may certifY that a disparity exists between or
among jurisdictions. Those jurisdictions are then re-
quired by statute to develop and submit joint applica-
tions. BJA's role is limited to accepting state attorney
general certifications and reviewing jointly submitted
applications. If the state attorney general chooses not to
become involved in the disparate allocation certification
process, there is no mechanism for BlA to intervene.
All certifications must be submitted within given dead-
lines, prior to BJA determination of annual award
amounts.
2
The LLEBG Program employs two criteria for deter-
mining eligibility for disparity certification. First, an
associated municipality's eligible funding amount must
be greater (by set percentages) than the funding amount
of the county. Second, the county must bear more than
50 percent of prosecution or incarceration costs arising
from Part I violent crimes reported by an associated
municipality. If there are multiple associated munici-
palities, the county must also show that the funding al-
locations to those municipalities is likely to threaten the
efficient administration of justice.
FY 2001 Application Process
The FY 2001 application and award processes will be
administered via the Internet-based Grants Management
System. Application deadlines and other LLEBG Pro-
gram dates will be established in accordance with sys-
tem development efforts and will be posted on the BJA
Web site. The application process will consist of the
following steps:
1. BJA will notify units of government of their
eligibility and provide information on the Internet-
based application system for the FY 2001 LLEBG
Program.
2. State attorneys general will submit disparity
certifications to BJA, if applicable.
3. As required by statute, chief executive officers
(CEOs) will submit a copy of the application to the
Governor or designated representative.
4. CEOs will submit FY 2001 LLEBG applications
via the Internet. Visit the BJA Web site for addi-
tional guidance regarding the online submission of
applications.
5. BJA will make awards on a rolling basis, with all
FY 2001 awards completed by September 28,2001.
Technical Assistance
For a complete listing of technical assistance available
under the LLEBG Program, visit www.ojp.usdoj.gov/
BJAlhtmVllta.htm.
For Further Information
To find out more about the Local Law Enforcement
Block Grants Program or BJA's technical assistance ini-
tiatives, contact the following offices:
Bureau of Justice Assistance
State and Local Assistance Division
810 Seventh Street NW.
Washington, DC 20531
202-305-2088
Fax: 202-514-5956
World Wide Web: www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJA
Bureau of Justice Assistance Clearinghouse
P.O. Box 6000
Rockville, MD 20849-6000
1-800-688-4252
World Wide Web: www.ncjrs.org
Clearinghouse staff are available Monday through Fri-
day, 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. eastern time. Ask to be placed
on the BJA mailing list.
U.S. Department of Justice Response Center
1-800-421-6770 or 202-307-1480
Response Center staff are available Monday through
Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. eastern time.
Notes
1. Units of local government are counties, towns and
townships, villages, cities, parishes, Indian tribes,
Alaska Native villages, and parish sheriffs (in the state
of Louisiana) that carry out substantial governmental
duties.
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FY 2003 Local Law Enforcement Block Grants Program
Monroe County, FL
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Final Grant Report
Correspondence
Application was submitted on August 11,200310:39:11 AM EDT. Click here to print a copy.
LLEBG FY 2003 Application
Date Certified: 11-AUG-03 Date Submitted: 11-AUG-03
Jurisdiction Information
Jurisdiction: County: State: CDFA Number:
Monroe County MONROE FLORIDA 16.592
Budget Information
Eligible Award Amount: Final Award Match Amount: Matching Funds
Amount: Description:
$62,388 $6,932 State and Local Government
$62.388 Units
CEO Information
Title: Name Prefix: Last Name : First Name:
County Mayor Mrs. Spehar Dixie
Address: Telephone: Fax: Email:
500 Whitehead Street (305) 292-3440 (305) 292-3466
Suite 102 boccdis1@monroecounty-
Key West, FL 33040-6581 fI.gov
Program Contact Information
Title: Name Prefix: Last Name: First Name :
County Administratror Mr. Roberts James
Address: Telephone: Fax: Email:
1100 Simonton Street (305) 292-4441 (305) 292-4544 roberts-
Key West, FL 33040-3110 james@monroecounty-fl.gov
Application Details
Date Agreed to Trust Fund Requirement: Applicant is PSOHB Compliant:
11-AUG-03 Yes
Date Agreed to SPOC Requirement: Date Agreed to SAA Review Requirement:
11-AUG-03 11-AUG-03
Date Agreed to Certifications: Date Agreed to Assurances:
11-AUG-03 11-AUG-03
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Advisory Board Certification
OMS Clearance #: 1121-0204
Direct award recipients are required to hold at least one Advisory Board meeting to discuss proposed use of LLEBG
funds prior to receipt or obligation of funds.
The Advisory Board must include at least one representative from each of the following local organizations: law
enforcement agency (Police Department or Sheriff's Department), prosecutor's office, court system, local school
system, and nonprofit group (e.g. educational, religious, or community) active in crime prevention or drug use
prevention or treatment.
Date the FY 2003 Advisory Board completed its review and made non-binding recommendations
103.~ IOCT ~ 12003 if
Please enter the names and positions of the representatives of the agency or agencies that comprise your Advisory
Board who met on the proposed allocations.
Position (not prefix) Name
Law Enforcement Agency (Chief of Police or Sheriff could represent law I~~~rif! [~ichard[).Roth
enforcement)
Prosecutor's Office 1~~~t.~tC3te~tty. Ic;atherine'll()gel
Court System IJudge, 16th Circuit IRichard Payne
Local School System IDirectorofTeachin: IC~rol Eisenman
Nonprofit Group (e.g., educational, religious, or community) active in crime
prfevhention orfidrug ab~se ~re~enthio~, or ~~a~ebnt. Pplelase Probvbide .the name lExec. Dir. Care Cellrv1arshall Wolfe
o t e nonpro t organIzatIon In t e pOSItIon ox. ease a revmte as ... ...... .... ...m m ...
necessary.
P' I certifY that each of the above Advisory Board members have reviewed and made non-binding recommendations
for the allocation ofFY 2003 LLEBG Program funds.
Please Note:
If the above required Advisory Board members did not review the proposed allocations, your jurisdiction can
complete the remainder of the drawdown forms, but will not be able to submit the Request for Drawdown until such
time as another Advisory Board meeting has been held with the required members present.
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Project Details
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OMS Clearance#: 1121-020~
Project Title (less than 50 characters)
IMonroe District Schools Tech Lab Security.
Project Description
Purchase of security monitoring equipment to protect
technical labs at high schools throughout Monroe County.
This equipment will prevent theft of technical lab
equipment, and help apprehend those who steal equipment.
Purpose Area: (Select only one purpose area.)
r Purpose Area I Law Enforcement
(i' Purpose Area 2 Enhancing Security
r Purpose Area 3 Drug Courts
r Purpose Area 4 Enhancing Adjudication
r Purpose Area 5 Multi-Jurisdictional Task Forces
r Purpose Area 6 Crime Prevention
r Purpose Area 7 Indemnification Insurance
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Purpose Area: 2
Project Title: Monroe District
Schools Tech Lab Security
Allocated Amount: $14,392
Purpose Area 2, Enhancing Security, allows for the use of grant funds to enhance security measures in and around
schools and/or any other facility or location that is considered to be a risk of crime for children. Funds under this
program area cannot be used for new construction. However, costs incurred in the renovation of facilities necessary to a
project under an LLEBG program area are generally allowed. LLEBG Funds may not be used to supplant state or local
funding. [Additional Information]
Target Facility/ Location
Please indicate the target location or facility where you plan to Enhance Security. Notice that you can pick only one
area. If you need to plan to allocate these funds to multiple locations, please add a new project for each location. At
least one selection must be made.
Schools
r Pre Schools/Daycares C Primary Schools ~. Secondary Schools
Other
r Governrnent Facility C Commercial Area
C Domestic Violence Center C Senior Housing
Specify (Required for an Other selection):l
C Assisted Housing
C Public Recreational Area
Government Level
Select the level or type of participating governrnent agency(ies) for this project: At least one selection must be made.
n Federal 17: County/Parish
n State n Municipality
n Tribal n All of the above
n Territorial Other I
Organization Involved
Please indicate the types of organization(s) involved in your project: At least one selection must be made.
n Governrnental n Social Services
n Private for-profit C Religious
n Private non-profit n Community organization(s) please describe I
P- Educational n All above
Other I
Criminal Justice Nexus
Please indicate the criminal justice system focus of your project: At least one selection must be made.
P- Prevention/Education n Treatment
n Law Enforcement n Probation
P- Prosecution n Parole
r Public Defense/Indigent Defense n Aftercare/Reentry
n Adjudication/Courts r All above
r Corrections/Alternatives to Incarceration Other I
Program Development
Please select the developing skills/knowledge process directed towards your project: At least one selection must be
made.
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Project Information
P Not Applicable
. r Strategic Planning
r Organizational Development
r Multidisciplinary Planning
r Program Implementation
Program Evaluation
r C Outcome/Performance-Based
C Process Evaluation
r Training
r Technical Assistance
Other I
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Target Information Page I of I
Please identify the target group of your project: (At least one selection in each area must be made.)
AGE
r Not Applicable
r 0-8 Youth
r 9-13 Adolescent
17 14-17 Teenage
[7 18-24 Young Adult
17 25-65 Adult
r 65 and older Senior
r All Age Groups
GENDER
r Not Applicable
r Male
r Female
[7 Both
GROUP TYPE
17 Citizens
r Illegal Aliens
r Legal Aliens
r Victims
17 Offenders
r Witness
r Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Professionals
r Physically Challenged
r Mentally Challenged
Other I.. ....
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Project Initiatives
Project Initiatives
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Select up to five of the following 23 major project initiatives that best identify or describe the major focus
area(s) for this project. Within each major initiative area, select as many subinitiative descriptors as
needed. (At least one project initiative must be selected.)
1. Arson: Type of Building
n Business
n Religious Structures
n Residential
Other I
2. Assault
Describe I
12. FraudlWhite Collar Crimes
n Credit Card
n Cyber Crime
n Embezzlement
n Healthcare
n Internet
n Mail
n Money Laundering
L Telemarketing
nY2K
Other
3. Asset Forfeiture
Describe I
4. Auto Theft
n Carjacking
n Chop Shops
n Grand Theft
Other I
13. Gun Violence
L Gun Control
L Gun Safety
n Homicide
Other I
5. Civil Remedy
n Code Enforcement
n Nuisance Abatement
Other I
14. Hate Crimes
n Ethnic
L Racial
n Religious
n Sexual Orientation
Other I
6. Community-Based Strategies
n Community Justice/Restitution
n Community Policing
n Community Prosecution
n Neighborhood Watch
n Sentencing Alternatives
Other I
15. Improving the Criminal Justice
System
n Ballistics Recognition Systems
n Fingerprint Identification Systems
Other I
7. Counseling
n Conflict Resolution
r Mentoring
r Peer
Other I
16. Missing Children
n Kidnapping
n Non-custodial Abduction
nRunAway
Other r
8. Domestic
Preparedness/Countering
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Terrorism
r Biological/Chemical Warfare
r Civil/Riot Disorder
r First Responders
r Nuclear Warfare
r Weapons of Mass Destruction
Other I
Describe
18. Organized Crime
r Drug Cartels
r Drug Lords
Other I .
9. Domestic Violence
r Child Abuse
r Elder Abuse
r Family Violence
r Spousal Abuse
Other I
19. Rape/Sexual Assault
r Campus Rape
r Date Rape
r Molestation
r Violence Against Women
Other
10. Drug! Alcohol
r Driving Under the Influence
(DUI)
r Inhalants
r Testing
r Trafficking
r Underage Drinking
rUse
Other
20. Robbery
Describe Ipr.()tEl(;ti()~()f tEl(;h~icClII::
21. School Safety
Describe IproteGtion~ftechnicalli
22. Victims of Crime
r Closed Circuit Testimony
r Victim Assistance
Other I
11. Employment/U nemployment
Describe I
23. Youth Gangs
r Community-based Gang/Intervention
Other I
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Project Title (less than 50 characters)
I Monroe County Juv~nile Drug. Court
Project Description
Monroe County Juvenile Drug Court includes all key
components of a drug court as defined by NDCPO, including
clinical supervision.
Purpose Area: (Select only one purpose area.)
r Purpose Area 1 Law Enforcement
r Purpose Area 2 Enhancing Security
(e; Purpose Area 3 Drug Courts
Purpose Area 4 Enhancing Adjudication
Purpose Area 5 Multi-Jurisdictional Task Forces
Purpose Area 6 Crime Prevention
Purpose Area 7 Indemnification Insurance
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Purpose Area: 3
Project Title: Monroe County
Juvenile Drug Court
Allocated Amount: $54,928
Purpose Area 3, Drug Courts, allow for the use of grant funds to establish or support drug courts. To be eligible for
funding, a drug court program must include, at a minimum, continuing judicial supervision over offenders with
substance abuse problems who are not violent offenders, and the integrated administration of other sanctions and
services including:
· Mandatory periodic testing for the use of controlled substances or other addictive substances during any period
of supervised release or probation for each participant;
. Substance abuse treatment for each participant;
· Probation or other supervised release involving the possibility of prosecution, confinement, or incarceration
based on noncompliance with program requirements or failure to show satisfactory progress; and programmatic,
offender management, and aftercare services such as relapse prevention, vocational job training, and job and
housing placement
· LLEBG Funds may not be used to supplant state or local funding.
[ Additional Information]
Nature of Project
At least one selection must be made.
Establish a New Court
C Adult
Support an Existing Court
r Adult
C Juvenile
(i' Juvenile
Structure of Drug Court
At least one selection must be made.
17 Deferred Prosecution
r Post adjudication
r Combination
Other I
Government Level
Select the level or type of participating governrnent agency(ies) for this project: At least one selection must be made.
r Federal P- County/Parish
r State r Municipality
r Tribal r All of the above
r Territorial Other
Organization Involved
Please indicate the types of organization(s) involved in your project: At least one selection must be made.
r Governmental r Social Services
r Private for-profit r Religious
r Private non-profit r Community organization(s) please describe I
r Educational P All above
Otherj
Criminal Justice Nexus
Please indicate the criminal justice system focus of your project: At least one selection must be made.
r Prevention/Education P Treatment
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r Law Enforcement
. r Prosecution
r Public Defense/Indigent Defense
r Adjudication/Courts
p Corrections/Alternatives to Incarceration
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r Probation
r Parole
r Aftercare/Reentry
r All above
Other I
Program Development
Please select the developing skills/knowledge process directed towards your project: At least one selection must be
made.
r N at Applicable
r Strategic Planning
r Organizational Development
P Multidisciplinary Planning
P Program Implementation
Program Evaluation
r C Outcome/Performance-Based
C Process Evaluation
r Training
r Technical Assistance
Other I
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Target Information Page I of
Please identify the target group of your project: (At least one selection in each area must be made.)
AGE
[" Not Applicable
[" 0-8 Youth
P- 9-13 Adolescent
P- 14-17 Teenage
r 18-24 Young Adult
[" 25-65 Adult
[" 65 and older Senior
[" All Age Groups
GENDER
[" Not Applicable
[" Male
[" Female
P- Both
GROUP TYPE
[" Citizens
[" Illegal Aliens
[" Legal Aliens
[" Victims
P- Offenders
[" Witness
[" Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Professionals
[" Physically Challenged
L Mentally Challenged
Other r ....... ..... ... .
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Project Initiatives
Project Initiatives
Page 1 of:
Select up to five of the following 23 major project initiatives that best identify or describe the major focus
area(s) for this project. Within each major initiative area, select as many subinitiative descriptors as
needed. (At least one project initiative must be selected.)
1. Arson : Type of Building
n Business
n Religious Structures
n Residential
Other I
2. Assault
Describe I
12. Fraud/White Collar Crimes
r Credit Card
r Cyber Crime
r Embezzlement
r Healthcare
r Internet
r Mail
r Money Laundering
r Telemarketing
rY2K
Other I
3. Asset Forfeiture
Describe I
4. Auto Theft
n Carjacking
n Chop Shops
n Grand Theft
Other I
13. Gun Violence
r Gun Control
[J Gun Safety
r Homicide
Other
5. Civil Remedy
n Code Enforcement
n Nuisance Abatement
Other
14. Hate Crimes
r Ethnic
[J Racial
r Religious
r Sexual Orientation
Other I
6. Community-Based Strategies
n Community Justice/Restitution
n Community Policing
n Community Prosecution
n Neighborhood Watch
n Sentencing Alternatives
Other I
15. Improving the Criminal Justice
System
r Ballistics Recognition Systems
r Fingerprint Identification Systems
Other I
7. Counseling
n Conflict Resolution
r Mentoring
n Peer
Other I
16. Missing Children
r Kidnapping
n Non-custodial Abduction
r Run Away
Other I
8. Domestic
Preparedness/Coun tering
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Terrorism
n Biological/Chemical Warfare
n Civil/Riot Disorder
n First Responders
n Nuclear Warfare
n Weapons of Mass Destruction
Other I
Describe I
18. Organized Crime
n Drug Cartels
n Drug Lords
Other r
9. Domestic Violence
n Child Abuse
n Elder Abuse
n Family Violence
n Spousal Abuse
Other I
19. Rape/Sexual Assault
n Campus Rape
n Date Rape
n Molestation
n Violence Against Women
Other I..
10. Drug!Alcohol
n Driving Under the Influence
(DUI)
n Inhalants
PJ Testing
n Trafficking
PJ Underage Drinking
PJ Use
Other
20. Robbery
Describe I
21. School Safety
Describe L
22. Victims of Crime
n Closed Circuit Testimony
n Victim Assistance
Other 1
11. Employment/Unemployment
Describe J
23. Youth Gangs
n Community-based Gang/Intervention
Other I
https://grants.ojp.usdoj.gov/llebgs/ /! llebg2000.rfdyroject_info .insert_target
7/6/2004