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Find similar grantsSex Trafficking Investigations Taskforces Grant Program is sponsored by Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Sex Trafficking Investigations Taskforces Grant Program is a grant from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety that funds multijurisdictional law enforcement entities to conduct sex trafficking investigations.
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Sex Trafficking Investigations Taskforces Grant Program | Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Programs Law Enforcement and First Responders Sex Trafficking Investigations Taskforces Grant Program Sex Trafficking Investigations Taskforces Grant Program Description of the program The State of Minnesota has designated grant funds to increase the capacity of local law enforcement to conduct sex trafficking investigations.
$1. 95 million has been designated for grants with local, state and tribal governments to support sex trafficking investigations. The grants are for new or existing multijurisdictional entities to investigate sex trafficking cases.
A Sex Trafficking Investigations Task Force (STITF) is a multi-jurisdictional entity, comprised of state, county, city and/or tribal agencies working together to identify and investigate sex trafficking crimes in their jurisdictional area. STITFs include local law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies and victim services providers partnered with tribal, state and federal investigative, enforcement, and regulatory agencies.
The Office for Victims of Crime’s Training and Technical Assistance Center reports “This multidisciplinary task force response model (i.e., of agencies from various disciplines working together) is encouraged by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), and is considered a best practice in the worldwide response to human trafficking.
” The investigation of sex trafficking cases is a complex undertaking, having a STITF allows for a coordinated effort to identify victims and traffickers through proactive investigations as well as a centralized source of expertise for reactive investigations.
A task force provides the opportunity for information sharing and leveraging of resources across partner agencies for a more efficient and effective response to sex trafficking investigations. State and local units of government including cities, counties, townships; and Tribal Nations are eligible to apply.
Agencies working together need to identify one agency as applicant and official grant recipient; budgets can include contracts with partner agencies. Next funding opportunity, next grant period The Request for Proposals for the next grant period is expected to be released in Mid-Summer of 2025. Funding for these grants will span approximately January 1, 2026 – December 31, 2027.
2025 Grants – Fall 2024 RFP 2022-2023 Grants – Fall 2021 RFP Claire Cambridge, Grant Program and e-Grants Administrator, claire. cambridge@state. mn.
us Current grantees, current grant period Current Grant Period: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2025 Grantee Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, Police Department Stearns County Attorney's Office Washington County Sheriff's Department
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local, state, and tribal governments in Minnesota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sex Trafficking Investigations Taskforces Grant Program is funded by Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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