evan@policegrantwriting.com
police grant writing, llc
Proven law enforcement grant experts that put you in the best position to secure the grant funds you need
We write, review, and train on law enforcement grants for personnel, equipment, technology, training, and research
Upcoming Training Courses
Law Enforcement Grant Writing 101: Live Training Webinar
Dates: April 20-21, 2023
Times: 0900 x 1700 EST
Where: Live via Zoom
Instructor: Evan Sorg, Ph.D.
Are you only able to find one of those general grant writing classes locally? Don’t waste your time learning about grants for non-profits, small businesses, professors, firefighters, or EMTs. Join us virtually and learn how to write law enforcement grants. Law Enforcement Grant Writing 101 will prepare you to write winning grant applications for equipment, technology, personnel, Police K9, and more. You’ll learn from a former New York City Police Officer and federal grant reviewer. This training emphasizes a systematic approach to grant preparation, including the collection and organization of police agency data, proactive grant opportunity identification, and grant announcement dissection. Check out our custom course workbook and proprietary Grant Writing Toolkit, resources you won’t find anywhere else.
For Police Executives: Developing a Grant Funding Infrastructure
Date March 30, 2023.
Times: 0800 x 1200 or 1300 x 1700
Where: Live via Zoom
Instructor: Evan Sorg, Ph.D.
This four hour webinar is specifically designed for current and prospective police leaders interested in developing their agency’s grant funding capabilities. The ability to secure grant funding requires more than having staff trained in grant writing. Many factors dictate whether a grant application will get funded, but one of the best ways to increase the odds of success is to lay a strong foundation so that your grant writer has the support and resources required to produce high-quality applications. This course teaches participants about the organizational support and workflow development that is required to have an effective, efficient, and winning grants program. You’ll learn about time management considerations, data requirements, staff training investments, and presenting a vision for your agenda. Ample time for Q&A is allotted.
Grant Writing Services
Grant Application Writing
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.
Grant Application Review
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.
What sets us apart?
Practical experience meeting academic expertise.
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.
Who We Are
Evan T. Sorg, Ph.D.
Instructor and Grant Writer
- Former New York City Police Officer
- Principal/owner of Police Grant Writing, LLC
- Grant Reviewer for the Department of Homeland Security
- New Jersey State Police consultant on $2.1M anti-gang grant
- International Instructor, Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
- Full Time Criminal Justice Professor
- Editorial Board Member, Police Quarterly
- Author of over 15 academic journal articles and book chapters
- Author, Foot Patrol: Rethinking the Cornerstone of Policing
