We write, review, and train on law enforcement grants for personnel, equipment, technology, training, and research
Grant writing can be time-consuming and technical, and applicants often compete against hundreds of police agencies for grant awards. Let us do the work for you. Don’t miss out on the millions of dollars in funding available each year for personnel, equipment, training, and technology because your agency lacks a skilled grant writer.
If you’ve already completed your grant application, you can leverage our expertise and experience in grants management, law enforcement, and academic research to maximize your chance of success. We will review your application, provide detailed feedback and advice for improvement, in addition to standard proofreading for grammar, spelling, etc.
Whether you’ve applied for grants before or just want to brush up on best practices, our comprehensive training courses combine expert knowledge with practical application to help you get on your way. Topics include grant writing, Microsoft Excel, data analysis for law enforcement, and more.
Dates: February 6-7, 2023
Times: 0800 x 1600 EST
Where: Live via Zoom
Instructor: Evan Sorg, Ph.D.
This two-day virtual course provides participants with an overview of the ins and outs of grant writing for police and law enforcement agencies. If you have never written a grant or have only limited experience, this course will help give you the confidence you need to write a high-quality grant application and increase your odds of success. Read the course description and view the course schedule here.
Regular cost
$449/person
5 or more registrants
$399/person
Dates: February 16-17. 2023
Times: 0800 x 1600 EST
Where: Live via Zoom
Instructor: Evan Sorg, Ph.D.
This two-day virtual course teaches participants how to present the results of data analysis in their grant application to make a stronger case for why they deserve funding. As a former federal grant reviewer, the instructor found that it was not uncommon for grant applications to be rejected due to poor data and analysis presentation. This course is intended to help police agencies improve the problem statement, needs assessment, and evaluation sections of their grant application. No experience with Excel required. Read the course description and view the course schedule here.
Regular cost
$449/person
5 or more registrants
$399/person
Date: February 20, 2023
Time: 0800 x 1600 EST
Where: Live via Zoom
Instructor: Evan Sorg, Ph.D.
This 8-hour virtual course provides attendees with an overview of the technical and academic literature that has defined and examined Community Policing from the 1990s to present day. The COPS office requested $537M in government funding, including $12M for Community Policing Development in their 2023 budget. If you plan on pursuing these funds, taking this course now will put you ahead of the game and give you the skills to demonstrate a command of community policing and help frame your application. Read the course description and view the course schedule here.
Regular cost
$249/person
5 or more registrants
$199/person
It is highly unlikely that the average grant writer will be familiar with police organizations, operations, or procedures. Further, they likely have no experience with police data, how to analyze it, and how to properly present it in a grant application. Some may never have even interacted with law enforcement before.
Police Grant Writing knows your world. With us, you’ll will be working with law enforcement grant experts that are previous law enforcement, graduate educated, previous federal grant reviewers, experienced educators, and researchers in the field of policing that have secured hundreds of thousands of dollars in grant funding. Our experience will put you in the best position to secure the funding that you deserve.