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WASPC Grant Opportunities is sponsored by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC). Provides one-time funding related to short-term needs of member agencies. The goal is to assist agencies in times of extreme or emergent financial need or when a short-term grant would allow the requesting agency to significantly improve their public safety services.
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48. 500, Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women and Youth in Custody Crime Statistics & Reports Missing Persons Information Victim Information & Notification (VINE and VPO) Pay Join Now Member Login The Grants Committee serves to receive, evaluate, and prioritize WASPC member agency requests for one-time funding related to short term needs of the agency.
The goal of the committee is to assist agencies in times of extreme or emergent financial need or when a short-term grant would allow the requesting agency to significantly improve their public safety services. General Guidelines: The amount of available funding for any given year will be recommended by the Finance Committee, with input from WASPC staff members.
The Board must approve the total annual allotment of funds to the Grants Committee. Grants Committee funds disbursement must be approved by the Executive Board. The Executive Board’s decision is final, and there is no appeal process.
Unused grant funds will not “carry forward” beyond any individual funding year. No Grants Committee member may make a grant request while serving on the Grants Committee or for the year immediately following their term on the committee. The requesting agency must have been a WASPC member agency for the two consecutive years prior to any request, and must be a current member agency.
Requests will only be accepted from agency heads. Grant requests cannot be made by one agency on behalf of a different agency.
The Grants Committee has wide latitude in considering and recommending awarding funds, however, grants should generally be considered when a requesting agency has an extreme or emergency issue that could not have been foreseen during a regular budgeting cycle; or when the grant would provide the agency with a significant improvement in providing public safety services, and cannot be funded within the agency’s normal budgetary process.
Requests may be submitted at any time to the Grants Committee for consideration. To submit a request, please use the following form .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: WASPC member agencies (law enforcement and corrections agencies) that have been a member for two consecutive years prior to the request and are current members. Requests must come from agency heads. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
WASPC Grant Opportunities is funded by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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