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Public Safety Trust Fund Community Grants Program is sponsored by City of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The City of Grand Rapids is offering grants to support community-based initiatives to make the city a safer place, with intended uses including violence prevention and intervention programs, community-based safety initiatives, and training and workforce development programs.
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Public Safety Trust Fund Community Grants Program Have an idea that could help make our community safer? You may be eligible for funding through the Public Safety Trust Fund Community Grants Program. The City of Grand Rapids is offering grants of $10,000+ awards to support community-based initiatives to make our city a safer place!
Staff & Public Safety Committee Review Applications Grant Recipients Notified The Public Safety Trust Fund is awarded through the Public Safety Revenue Sharing Grants Program through the State of Michigan. These funds are designated to support public safety related activities, with specific requirements for how they are distributed. State guidelines require that: At least 75% of the funds support law enforcement.
Up to 25% may be used for broader public safety purposes. Approximately $200,000 will go towards external community grants.
Examples of eligible used include: Violence prevention and intervention programs Community-based safety initiatives Training and workforce development programs Community-based diversion or alternative response programs All funded activities must align with State requirements and demonstrate a clear connection to improving public safety outcomes.
Eligible applicants include community-based organizations and groups serving Grand Rapids residents, such as: Registered nonprofit organizations (e.g. 501(c)(3) Neighborhood associations or resident-led groups Faith-based organizations Schools or educational institutions Informal community groups (with an identified fiduciary or sponsor organization, if required) Applicants must demonstrate a clear connection to the Grand Rapids community and the ability to successfully implement the proposed project.
Application will open on October 1, 2026 and will close on November 1, 2026. Application and Review Process The City will implement a transparent, community-focused application process modeled on established neighborhood grantmaking approaches.
Applications will be reviewed by a cross-departmental committee with representation from the Office of Equity and Engagement (OEE), Office of Oversight and Public Accountability (OPA), Community Development Department, Grand Rapids Police Department (GRPD), and Grand Rapids Fire Department (GRFD).
Proposals will be evaluated based on: Alignments with public safety goals Demonstrated community impact Feasibility and organizational capacity Focus on prevention and risk reduction For any questions, please reach out to Christopher McGuire. cmcguire@grand-rapids. mi.
us Public Safety Revenue Sharing To learn more about the State of Michigan's Public Safety Revenue Sharing, follow the link below. https://www. michigan.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations and groups serving Grand Rapids residents, such as registered nonprofit organizations (e. g. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000+ awards. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Public Safety Trust Fund Community Grants Program are due October 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Public Safety Trust Fund Community Grants Program is funded by City of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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