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Court Reform Grants (Improving Court Security, Technology, Innovation/Collaborative Grants) is sponsored by Indiana Office of Court Services. The Indiana Office of Court Services offers Court Reform Grants for projects related to improving safety and security for court staff and building users, technology projects that enhance customer service, process, case management, or other aspects of court operations, and innova…
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Indiana Office of Court Services: Court Reform Grants 2027 Court Reform Grant Applications will be available in September 2026. Courts may request grant funds for projects related to improving safety and security for court staff and others using the court building.
Grants requesting salary for security personnel are not awarded unless the application demonstrates how the personnel will be funded locally after the conclusion of the grant period. Funds may be used for technology projects that improve customer service, process, case management, or other aspects of court operations.
The technology should not interfere with the operation of Odyssey or INcite and should focus on new methods of assisting judicial officers, litigants, and court staff. Examples: (1) a court may wish to install publicly accessible video conference workstation to conduct court-related business; or (2) a court may wish to install new display equipment in their courtroom to assist with courtroom management and the presentation of evidence.
Innovation/Collaborative Grants Courts may request grant funds for innovative projects that are not already addressed or limited by the other categories. These should be focused on improving the administration of justice, in all its facets. This year the court is opening this category to include collaborative projects which seek to link together programs within a county, or for collaboration between courts of different counties.
Applications are available and can be accessed by sending a request for application information to CourtReformGrants@Courts. in. gov .
Make sure to include “Court Reform Grant application” in the subject. Joseph Fischer, Staff Attorney Office of Judicial Administration | IOCS Children and Families Division CourtReformGrants@courts. in.
gov If you need copies of grant financial forms from previous grant years, please contact the staff attorney in charge of Court Reform grants.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Courts in Indiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Court Reform Grants (Improving Court Security, Technology, Innovation/Collaborative Grants) are due September 1, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Court Reform Grants (Improving Court Security, Technology, Innovation/Collaborative Grants) is funded by Indiana Office of Court Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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