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Page references an open 'FY2027 Improvement Grant RFA' and a 'FY2026-2027 Supplemental RFA for Temporary or One-Time Assistance for Existing Rural Programs,' both linked as downloadable PDFs, but no specific submission deadline date is stated in the page text itself; the deadline would be inside the
Texas Indigent Defense Commission Improvement Grants is a competitive grant program from the Texas Indigent Defense Commission (TIDC) that funds Texas counties developing new programs or processes to improve indigent defense services. Funding priorities include establishing new public defender offices, managed assigned counsel systems, mental health or juvenile specialty defender offices, and indigent defense coordinator positions.
County matching funds are generally required for improvement grants. A separate supplemental program provides one-time, non-renewable assistance for existing indigent defense programs serving rural Texas counties. Only counties in Texas are eligible to apply.
Counties are strongly encouraged to contact TIDC staff early to verify eligibility and receive feedback before submitting applications.
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Improvement Grants | Texas Indigent Defense Commission Improvement Grants help counties develop new programs or processes to improve indigent defense. Improvement Grants are competitive, dependent on available funding, and usually require county matching funds.
Funding priorities include the following: New public defender offices New managed assigned counsel systems Mental health, juvenile, or other specialty defender offices Indigent defense coordinators Interested counties should contact TIDC staff to explore ideas to improve indigent defense.
TIDC Announces Indigent Defense Grant Opportunities The Texas Indigent Defense Commission (TIDC) has issued the FY27 Improvement Grant Request for Applications (RFA) for programs that improve indigent defense services in Texas. County matching funds are required for the FY2027 grants.
Counties considering an application are strongly encouraged to contact TIDC as soon as possible to ensure that the proposed program is eligible and to get initial feedback. Please contact the TIDC Grants Team at Grants@tidc. texas.
gov or (512) 463-2508 with any questions or to discuss ideas for grant proposals. FY2027 Improvement Grant RFA Temporary or One-Time Assistance for Existing Indigent Defense Programs Serving Rural Texas The Texas Indigent Defense Commission (TIDC) has issued the FY2026 - 2027 Supplemental Request for Applications (RFA) for Temporary or One-Time Assistance for Existing Indigent Defense Programs Serving Rural Texas .
This FY2026 - 2027 Supplemental RFA is issued to provide additional grants from a specific legislative appropriation in the FY2026 - 2027 General Appropriations Act. All grants awarded through this special funding opportunity shall be for temporary or one-time assistance only and are not renewable. Counties or other applicants are under no obligation to continue the one-time funding provided under this special program.
Counties considering an application are strongly encouraged to contact TIDC as soon as possible to ensure that the proposed program is eligible and to get initial feedback. Please contact the TIDC Grants Team at Grants@tidc. texas.
gov or (512) 463-2508 with any questions or to discuss ideas for grant proposals. FY26 FY27 Supplemental Improvement Grant RFA Apply for an Improvement Grant Have you talked to TIDC and determined your county is eligible? You can apply here.
Improvement Grant Resolution Template Documentation of Judicial Support and Cooperation Template How To Set Up Fluxx Account Set up Authenticator App for Fluxx MFA How to Apply for an Improvement Grant on Fluxx Already Have a Grant with the Texas Indigent Defense Commission?
**Click here to download TIDC's Grant Budget Adjustment form** Watch these videos for more information on how to submit quarterly reporting and how to submit budget adjustments. To find out whether your county is eligible for an Improvement Grant, contact the TIDC Grants Team at Grants@tidc. texas.
gov or (512) 463-2508 . You can also read about public defender offices and managed assigned counsel programs on our Publications page. TIDC's Grant Team can help.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Texas counties seeking to develop new indigent defense programs or processes (e.g., new public defender offices, managed assigned counsel systems, mental health/juvenile/specialty defender offices, indigent defense coordinators); grants are competitive, subject to available funding, and usually require county matching funds. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Texas Indigent Defense Commission Improvement Grants is funded by Texas Indigent Defense Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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