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Apply for UJS Security Grants | SD Unified Judicial System | SD UJS Discover the Courthouse Security Grant Program supporting security enhancements like alarms, detectors, glass, video surveillance, with a 75% match for approved projects. The South Dakota Unified Judicial System (UJS) supports courthouse security through grants administered by the State Court Administrator’s Office.
These grants help counties enhance safety for the public, litigants, witnesses, attorneys and courthouse staff. Grants cover a variety of security enhancements, including hiring security staff, purchasing security equipment, making structural improvements and training security teams. The UJS appreciates the executive and legislative branches' support in achieving these goals.
The Courthouse Security Grant Program is designed to support measures like duress alarms, metal detectors, security glass, video surveillance and more. Each grant offers a 75% match for approved projects and requires counties to contribute 25%. Court Security Grant Guidelines Open to all counties, with additional benefits for those with a structured security committee.
Requires endorsement by a Presiding Judge and supporting cost documentation. Matches up to $10,000 for smaller security upgrades for counties across South Dakota. Tier One Grant Application With an active Courthouse Security Committee, matches over $10,000.
Maximum award is $350,000 per fiscal year per county. Tier Two Grant Application Funds are reviewed and approved by the Grant Review Committee. Applications are evaluated based on need, potential impact, and alignment with courthouse security goals.
Counties must submit detailed applications, including cost estimates and project benefits. Submissions should be sent to: Scott Sheldon, State Court Administrator’s Office, 500 East Capitol Avenue, Pierre, SD 57501 or via email . Approved projects must comply with laws, and counties must report on implementation before receiving funds.
Download the Certification Form (The Certification Form serves to certify the completion of an approved security grant project and facilitate the disbursement of funds.) Video Surveillance System Upgrades If you are a vendor or county planning to implement or upgrade a video surveillance system within the courthouse, ensure compliance with the following questionnaire.
View Surveillance Guidelines Download the Questionnaire Supplier Information & Contact Details Details of the Surveillance System Name and Version of the Product: Deployment Type: Cloud-based, On-Premises, or Hybrid Options for Monitoring Video Feeds Is monitoring restricted to a central location for UJS staff? Yes/No Is a county-provided device on the county network required?
Yes/No Accessing the video feed on UJS staff workstations Bandwidth Needed Per Client: Simultaneous Viewing of Multiple Cameras. Cyclic Viewing of All Cameras. Cyclic Viewing of Selected Cameras by the User.
Is the installation of an application necessary? Who is responsible for account management? Is there a multi-factor component to sign on?
Is any user workstation information required? Access to Previous Recordings Duration of Recording Storage: Are there any other features or considerations that might increase bandwidth usage on the State WAN?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to all counties in South Dakota, with additional benefits for those with a structured security committee. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows 75% match for approved projects, up to $350,000 per fiscal year per county. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Courthouse Security Grant Program is funded by South Dakota Unified Judicial System. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Dakota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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