| State Crisis Intervention Program (SCIP) Community-Based Violence Intervention Round 2 – 2023 (2025)
| Competitive
| Application Due Date: July 18, 2025 Anticipated Project Start Date: Jan 1, 2026 Project End Date: September 30, 2026 | Max Award Amount: $100,000
| Eligible applicants include county-level governmental agencies (e.g.,
health/human services departments, district attorney’s offices, or sheriff’s offices) in
Wisconsin located within the counties with the highest violent crime rates according to
Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data from 2023.
Eligible agencies are located in the full grant announcement.
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This SCIP funding aims to provide funding to counties across Wisconsin to
support community-based violence intervention programs, which could include, but is not
limited to, diversion programs for non-violent firearms offenders who come into contact
with the court system; postvention programs or other support initiatives for gun violence
survivors; educational programming for individuals involved in gun-related court cases; or
community crisis intervention initiatives to prevent retaliation. Each county can implement
programming specific to their local area and its needs to maximize impact on the
community and decrease firearms deaths locally. By focusing on each county individually,
the Wisconsin Department of Justice hopes to address individual counties’ needs, thereby
hopefully reducing the number of deaths by firearm in Wisconsin.
Read the full grant announcement.
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School Safety Grants
The OSS Grants Team administers several grant opportunities for Wisconsin schools: Act 109 - Digital Mapping of School Buildings, Critical Incident Stabilization, and SUSO Instructional Materials.
Visit the School Safety Grants Webpage for more information on grant opportunities.