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MVCPA Grantees | TxDMV. gov Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority (MVCPA) awards financial grants to agencies, organizations, and concerned parties in an effort to raise public awareness of vehicle theft and burglary and implement education and prevention initiatives.
MVCPA FY2027 Request for Application – Taskforce Grant MVCPA FY2023 Funds Report MVCPA FY2024-2025 Plan of Operations MVCPA FY2020 Grant Administrative Manual MVCPA 2025 Grant Administrative Manual The Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority awarded grants for the Fiscal Year 2026 programs designed to reduce the incidence of motor vehicle burglary and theft.
Purposes for Which the Grants are Awarded The Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority (MVCPA) awards grants to local law enforcement agencies and other organizations to combat motor vehicle crime to achieve the purposes of Texas Transportation Code 1006.
This includes (1) providing financial support to law enforcement agencies for economic motor vehicle theft and fraud-related motor vehicle crime enforcement teams; (2) providing financial support to law enforcement agencies, local prosecutors, judicial agencies, and neighborhood, community, business, and nonprofit organizations for programs designed to reduce the incidence of economic motor vehicle theft and fraud-related motor vehicle crime; (3) conducting educational programs designed to inform motor vehicle owners of methods of preventing motor vehicle burglary or theft and fraud-related motor vehicle crime; (4) providing equipment, for experimental purposes, to assist motor vehicle owners in preventing motor vehicle burglary or theft; and (5) establishing a uniform program to prevent stolen motor vehicles from entering Mexico.
The Texas Legislature prescribed performance measures are to (a) increase the recovery of stolen motor vehicles; (b) increase the clearance of motor vehicle crime cases (motor vehicle burglaries, motor vehicle theft, and fraud-related motor vehicle crimes); and (c) increase the number of persons arrested for motor vehicle crimes.
Border and port security reporting are added in Article IX of the General Appropriations Act for some grantees. For more information, please email the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority at AskMVCPA or call (512) 465-1485. The Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority (MVCPA) oversees the impact of auto theft in Texas and provides financial support to fight it.
Use the map below to find your local area task force or view the complete list. View MVCPA Grantees in a larger map Austin Auto Theft Interdiction Project Beaumont Southeast Texas Auto Theft Task Force 2430 W.
Cardinal Drive, Suite C Burnet County Heart of Texas Auto Theft Task Force Corpus Christi Auto Theft Prevention Grant Dallas Commercial Auto Theft Interdiction Squad Dallas County North Texas Auto Theft Task Force 133 North Riverfront Blvd LB 31 Eagle Pass Police Department Auto Theft & Interdiction Unit El Paso Police Department Auto Theft Task Force Carrollton-Farmers Branch Auto Theft Taskforce Galveston County Auto Crimes Task Force Harris County Auto Theft Division Hidalgo County Taskforce Grant Application for Fiscal Year 2026 Houston Auto Crimes Task Force (H.
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Laredo Auto Theft Task Force Lubbock County South Plains Auto Theft Task Force Mansfield Tri-County Auto Burglary and Theft Prevention Task Force Maverick County Auto Theft Task Force Program FY26 500 Quarry Street, Suite 1 Montgomery County Auto Theft Task Force Panhandle Auto Burglary and Theft Unit Paris Northeast Texas Auto Theft Task Force Pasadena Police Department Auto Theft Division Northern Collin/Denton County/Catalytic Converter/Auto Theft Task Force (FY26) 2026 Flock Safety Automated License Plate Reading Cameras 4900 River Oaks Boulevard San Angelo PD Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Program San Antonio Regional Auto Crimes Taskforce San Marcos Police Department Auto Crimes Unit Smith County East Texas Crushers Auto Theft Task Force 1517 W.
Fronts St. Suite 360 South Texas Auto Theft Enforcement Task Force Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force Travis County Sheriff's Combined Auto Theft Task Force Victoria Police Department
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local law enforcement agencies and other organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority Grants is funded by Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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