2025 Mobile Forensics LTP Grant

2025 Mobile Forensics LTP Grant is sponsored by DATAPILOT (through its Mobile Forensic LTP Grant program). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Digital Forensics Grant for Law Enforcement Explained - DATAPILOT 2026 DIGITAL FORENSICS GRANT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES 2026 Mobile Forensics LTP Grant NOW OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS *All Departments Can Apply including State Agencies* The Mobile Forensics LTP Grant allows law enforcement agencies the ability to acquire their own mobile forensic software at steeply discounted prices due to the goodwill of agencies allowing the transfer of unused or underutilized licenses and devices.

Goals: The Mobile Forensic LTP Grant should be used by law enforcement agencies to help build cases and increase conviction rates. This should be a benefit to the community that they serve. Objectives: The grant’s objective is to allow law enforcement agencies to have quick access to and training on, state-of-the-art mobile forensic tools in use throughout the USA.

Process: Return the application below and allocate matching funds. Spots are available on an immediate needs basis. The program is non-competitive as it is first come, first serve.

Outcome: This grant aims to allow up to 160 agencies nationwide (2026 FY), the ability to obtain mobile-forensic software and training at a steeply discounted rate through matching in-house funds and donated licenses. Description of the Product and What is Included: Forensic Acquisition Software: Acquire evidence data from cell phones, tablet computers, wearable devices, gaming systems and more.

Includes reporting software to easily view evidence data and create reports. Mobile Forensic Training: Learn how to acquire, analyze and report on mobile forensic data found on cell phones and tablet computers. Learn how to preserve evidence data from devices, Physical vs. File System vs Logical vs ADB Rooting: New link-screen technology.

App analysis: SQL, DB Forensics, Time formats in files. Analyze using Timeline, Link Graph, Prime List/ Etc. Use of desktop view and how to locate, view and share evidence data with D. A.

and prosecuting attorney. DP Desktop Forensic Software: Load on your current laptop or desktop computer. Acquire evidence from cell phones, tablet computers, wearable devices, SD cards, USB drives, gaming systems and more.

Analyze evidence with link analysis, timeline, keyword search, activity map and gallery. Case management and shareable reports included. View all data including application data and deleted data when applicable.

Show chain of custody. Create evidence reports for use in court and flag individual files with notes. DPX: A cutting-edge acquisition device for acquiring digital evidence in the field or back in the lab.

The portable device is in use throughout the United States with hundreds of agencies and allows LE personnel to quickly acquire evidence from cell phones, tablet computers, wearable devices, SD cards, USB drives, gaming systems and more. Includes reporting software to easily view evidence data and create reports.

This grant drastically cuts down the cost of acquiring DATAPILOT forensic solutions, currently in use by the USSS, DHS and various other Law Enforcement agencies. Certified mobile forensic training on the device is included as well at no additional cost. All applications for the Mobile Forensics LTP Grant must be received prior to 08/28/2026 and agency funds must be received by 10/01/2026 .

Grant is non-competitive and is issued on a first come first serve basis for no more than 160 law enforcement agencies. Please return the application at your earliest convenience. Equipment is shipped directly to LE agency.

Once equipment is received, user must register for certified training and complete before using the forensic device. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Name * First and Last Name Grant Option Requesting * Options are found above this form.

Additional Licenses Requesting Amount of Sworn Full Time Officers/Deputies * Current Mobile Forensic Software in Use (If none, mark N/A) * Estimated Volume of Cell Phone Extractions per Month * Prepared By (If different from name above) Congratulations to the below 2024-2025 recipients: Center Township Police (PA) Barrington Police Department (NJ) City of Crocker Police Department (MO) Cross County Sheriff Office (AR) Greenwood County Sheriff (KS) Delanco Police (NJ) Eagan Police (MN) Chester Police (SC) Gleason Police (TN) Etowah County Sheriff (AL) Crystal City Police (TX) Codington County Sheriff (SD) Fort Morgan Police (CO) Columbia County Sheriff (WA) Elliott County Sheriff (KY) Fortvile Police (IN) Clinton Police (NC) Bangs Police Dept (TX) Blaine County Sheriffs Dept (OK) Crescent City Police Dept (CA) Broadwater County Sheriffs Dept (MT) Highmark Health Police (PA) Harrisburg Police Dept (IL) Liberty Lake Police Department (WA) Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office (MT) York City Police Department (SC) Troutman Police Department (NC) Ontario Police Department (OR) Jackson County Sheriffs Office (CO) Jackson County Sheriffs Office (CO) Coplay Borough Police (PA) Eastland County Sheriff (TX) Greene County Sheriff (IA) Inyo County Sheriff (CA) Hoquiam Police (WA) Highland Park Police (MI) Eufaula Police Department (OK) Cowley County Sheriff’s Office (KS) Brighton Police Department (TN) Aspen Police Dept (CO) Apache County Sheriff (AZ) Allendale Police (SC) Pearl River County Sheriff (MS) San Benito Police (TX) Rock County Sheriff (MN) Johnston Police (RI) Pilot Point Police (TX) Ketchikan Police (AK) Muscatine Police (IA) Jacksboro Police (TX) Lower Providence Township (PA) Green Oak Township (MI) Littleton Police (NH) Richie County Sheriff (WV) Wallingford Police (CT) Petroleum County Sheriff (MT) Muscogee County Sheriff (GA) Putnam Police (CT) Newport Police (RI)