Title: OVC National Directory of Victim Assistance Funding Opportunities 2001 Series: Directory Author: Office for Victims of Crime Published: September 2001 Subject: victim services, funding resources, victim assistance, criminal mass casualties, domestic terrorism 211 pages 307,200 bytes ---------------------------- U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Office for Victims of Crime Resource Directory OVC National Directory of Victim Assistance Funding Opportunities 2001 Office for Victims of Crime OVC Advocating for the Fair Treatment of Crime Victims ---------------------------- U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs 810 Seventh Street NW. Washington, DC 20531 John Ashcroft Attorney General Office of Justice Programs World Wide Web Home Page www.ojp.usdoj.gov Office for Victims of Crime World Wide Web Home Page www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc For grant and funding information contact U.S. Department of Justice Response Center 1-800-421-6770 OVC Resource Center 1-800-627-6872 OVC Resource Center Home Page www.ncjrs.gov NCJ 189218 The Office for Victims of Crime is a component of the Office of Justice Programs, which also includes the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the National Institute of Justice, and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. ---------------------------- OVC National Directory of Victim Assistance Funding Opportunities 2001 September 2001 ---------------------------- Foreword The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), U.S. Department of Justice, is pleased to present the OVC National Directory of Victim Assistance Funding Opportunities 2001. The directory lists, by state and territory, the contact names, mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses for the federal grant programs that provide assistance to crime victims. This directory also includes information on grant programs that assist state and local agencies to prepare for and respond to incidents of domestic terrorism and criminal mass casualty. Federal grant programs listed are: o Victims of Crime Act (VOCA). o Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). o Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance (Byrne). o Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant (PHHSBG). o Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA). o Children's Justice Act (CJA) State and Tribal Grant Programs. o Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support (OSLDPS). o Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). o State Victim Service Grant Programs. In addition, many state governments allocate state funding to assist victims of crime. If a state allocates such funding, and the administrator responded to OVC's survey by providing contact information, the directory will include the state agency and the contact person. OVC hopes that this directory is useful to state and local organizations that are interested in applying for state or federal funding to support crime victim assistance programs. The directory is published annually to provide up-to-date information and is available through OVC's Resource Center and Web site. ---------------------------- Contents Introduction Quick Look--Edward Byrne Formula Grant Quick Look--Family Violence Prevention and Services Act Quick Look--Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant Quick Look--STOP Violence Against Women Act Quick Look--Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Victim Assistance Quick Look--VOCA Victim Compensation Quick Look--Children's Justice Act Quick Look--Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support Quick Look--Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance New Information Form State Funding Profiles o Alabama o Alaska o American Samoa o Arizona o Arkansas o California o Colorado o Connecticut o Delaware o District of Columbia o Florida o Georgia o Guam o Hawaii o Idaho o Illinois o Indiana o Iowa o Kansas o Kentucky o Louisiana o Maine o Maryland o Massachusetts o Michigan o Minnesota o Mississippi o Missouri o Montana o Nebraska o Nevada o New Hampshire o New Jersey o New Mexico o New York o North Carolina o North Dakota o Northern Mariana Islands o Ohio o Oklahoma o Oregon o Pennsylvania o Puerto Rico o Republic of Palau o Rhode Island o South Carolina o South Dakota o Tennessee o Texas o Utah o Vermont o Virgin Islands o Virginia o Washington o West Virginia o Wisconsin o Wyoming ---------------------------- Introduction The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) developed the OVC National Directory of Victim Assistance Funding Opportunities 2001 in response to requests from state and local crime victim service providers for easy-to-access information about funding opportunities and contacts. The directory also provides a complete listing of professional colleagues nationwide for state victim assistance program administrators. This year, the Directory has also been expanded to include a list of grant programs that assist state and local agencies throughout the Nation and the territories, in preparing for and responding incidents of domestic terrorism and criminal mass casualty. Although this directory is not an exhaustive listing of funding opportunities for victims, OVC plans to continue to keep compiling information and expanding this resource. To help us, OVC encourages you to make note of resources that should be included in future editions. For your convenience, a "new information" form has been included at the back of the "Quick Look" section of the directory. The funding resources profiled in this directory come from the following federal grant programs: 1. The Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Formula Grant Program (Byrne Program). Administered by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance. In 1968, Congress enacted legislation that provided funds for local crime control efforts in states and territories. This legislation, the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act, established certain precepts: 1) criminal justice is an integrated system; 2) reduction of crime requires planning and evaluation of activities; 3) citizens must participate in crime reduction efforts; 4) victims' needs must be considered; and 5) government at all levels and disciplines must work together to achieve common goals. In 1988, Congress enacted the Anti-Drug Abuse Act, which authorizes population- based grants to states. The states in turn subgrant the funds to state agencies, local governments, and other entities. The purpose of the Byrne Program is to help state agencies and local governments initiate innovative projects to reduce drug use and violent crime and to improve the effectiveness of the criminal justice system. The Byrne Program authorizes states to allocate funds to projects that advance this overall strategy. For more information on the Byrne Program, please contact the Bureau of Justice Assistance at (202) 514-6638. 2. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA). Administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Administration for Children and Families. The purpose of the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act includes several elements: 1) to help states increase public awareness about family violence, to prevent family violence, and to provide immediate shelter and related assistance for victims of family violence and their dependents; and 2) to provide technical assistance and training related to family violence programs to states and local public agencies, including law enforcement agencies, courts, legal services, social services, health care professionals, and nonprofit organizations. For more information on the FVPSA program, please contact DHHS, Administration for Children and Families at (202) 401-5529. 3. The Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant (PHHSBG). Administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For Federal fiscal year 2001, Congress appropriated $44,225,000 for rape prevention and education programs conducted by rape crisis centers, state sexual assault coalitions, and other public and private nonprofit entities. These funds can be used for educational seminars; hotlines; training programs for professionals; preparation of information materials; education and training programs for college and university students and campus personnel which are designed to reduce the incidence of sexual assault; education and training to increase awareness about drug facilitated rape or sexual assault; and other efforts to increase awareness about, or to help prevent sexual assault, including efforts to increase awareness in underserved communities and among individuals with disabilities. The remainder of the funds, for the sex offense set-aside in the amount of $7 million may be used for direct services or education. The sex offense set-aside remain in the PHHSBG and was not affected by the reauthorization that occurred in Fiscal Year 2000. The National Center for Injury Prevention and Control will continue to provide technical assistance and oversight over these funds. For more information about the Rape Prevention and Education program, contact The Program Implementation and Dissemination Branch, Division of Family Violence Prevention, National Center for Injuries Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at (770) 488-1424. 4. STOP Violence Against Women Act Program (VAWA). Administered by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Violence Against Women Grant Office. The 1994 Violence Against Women Act established four grant programs: a) STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grants Program. This program provides grants for states, territories, and the District of Columbia to develop and implement effective law enforcement and prosecution strategies to combat violent crimes against women and to develop and enhance victim services in cases involving violent crimes against women. To carry out programs and projects specified in the Violence Against Women Act, funds granted to qualified states may be further subgranted by the state to agencies and programs including, but not limited to, the following: state offices and agencies; public and nonprofit organizations; units of local government; Indian Tribal governments; nonprofit, nongovernmental victim services programs; and legal services programs. Each state must allocate 25 percent of the STOP funds it receives to law enforcement, 25 percent to prosecution, and 25 percent to nonprofit, nongovernmental victim services. The remaining 25 percent may be allocated at the state's discretion within the parameters of the Act. b) STOP Violence Against Indian Women Discretionary Grants Program. This program establishes that 4 percent of the amount appropriated each year for the STOP VAWA Formula Grant Program be allocated for grants to Indian Tribal governments to develop and to strengthen the tribal justice system's response to violent crimes against Indian women. To ensure development of a coordinated approach, the STOP Violence Against Women Act requires that Tribal governments with law enforcement and prosecution components allocate at least 25 percent of the program's funds respectively to law enforcement; prosecution; and nonprofit, nongovernmental victim services programs. c) Rural Domestic Violence and Child Victimization Enforcement Grant Program. This program focuses on the needs and unique characteristics of rural communities in addressing domestic violence and child victimization. The program addresses these issues in appropriate, collaborative ways that improve and increase the services available to women and children while enhancing community involvement in developing a jurisdictional response to domestic violence and child victimization. d) Grants to Encourage Arrest Policies. This program focuses on the development and implementation of laws, policies, and protocols that encourage or mandate the arrest of domestic violence offenders based on probable cause that an offense has been committed or when the terms of a valid, outstanding protection order have been violated. To ensure victim safety and perpetrator accountability in domestic violence cases, the program promotes aggressive, systemwide coordination throughout the criminal justice system and the nonprofit, nongovernmental victim service agencies. For more information about the STOP VAWA Program, please contact the Office of Justice Programs at (202) 307-6026. 5. Victims of Crime Act (VOCA). Administered by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office for Victims of Crime. The Victims of Crime Act of 1984 created a repository of fines, fees, and bond forfeitures from convicted Federal offenders. These monies are to be used for crime victims. Through the following programs, funds are made available to states and territories for crime victims and their service providers: a) VOCA Crime Victim Compensation Program. VOCA victim compensation provides reimbursement for medical and mental health costs, funeral expenses, and lost wages. States and territories must also provide compensation to residents who are victims of terrorist acts and mass violence within or outside the United States. Compensation is paid only when other financial resources, such as private insurance or offender restitution, do not cover the loss. Federal and state regulations apply. b) VOCA Crime Victim Assistance Program. All states and territories receive an annual VOCA victim assistance formula grant. VOCA authorizes states and territories to subgrant VOCA funds to agencies and nonprofit organizations the states and territories believe will best meet the unique needs of crime victims in that community. VOCA contains three original priority areas for state distribution of victim assistance funds: child abuse, domestic violence, and sexual assault. Additionally, states must award funds to support services to underserved crime victims such as survivors of the victims of DWI/DUI crashes, survivors of victims of homicide, assault victims, adults molested as children, elder abuse victims, robbery victims, and other violent crime victims. States establish their own victim assistance grant application process according to guidelines developed by OVC. States have maximum discretion to set priorities, establish policies and procedures, identify the services and programs to be funded within the state, and determine the conditions for continued funding. States also assess crime victims' needs statewide, target resources to those areas, and train advocates to improve services for crime victims. c) Children's Justice Act Tribal Grant Program. Since 1989, the Federal Crime Victims Division of OVC has provided funding through the Children's Justice Act Partnerships for Indian Communities. These funds are used to help American Indian Tribes develop, establish, and operate programs to improve the investigation, prosecution, and handling of child abuse cases, particularly sexual abuse cases, so that these are conducted in a manner that limits additional trauma to the child victim. For more information on the Crime Victim Assistance and the CJA Tribal Grant Programs, please contact the Office for Victims of Crime at (202) 307-5983. For information on the Crime Victim Compensation Program please refer to the Crime Victim Compensation Program Directory published by the National Association of Crime Victim Compensation Boards or contact the state administrator listed under the "Quick Look" section. 6. The Children's Justice and Assistance Act (CJA). The Children's Justice and Assistance Act amended the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA). CJA authorizes grants to states to improve the investigation and prosecution of child abuse and neglect cases, particularly child sexual abuse and exploitation cases, and the handling of child fatality cases in which child abuse or neglect is suspected. CJA directs that such cases be handled in a manner that limits additional trauma to the child victim. For more information on the Children's Justice and Assistance Act Grant Program, please contact the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Children and Families, Children's Bureau at (202) 205-8076. 7. Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support (OSLDPS), Office of Justice Programs, was created to assist state and local response agencies throughout the United States in preparing for incidents of domestic terrorism. a) State Domestic Preparedness Equipment Support Program. Funding is provided to plan for and execute a comprehensive threat and needs assessment, to develop a 3-year plan to enhance first responder capabilities, and to provide for equipment purchases and the provision of specialized training. b) County and Municipal Agency Domestic Preparedness Equipment Support Program. Funding is provided to equip and prepare municipal fire and emergency first responders for Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) domestic terrorist attacks including nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare and other explosive incidents. For information on the State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support Program (OSLDPS), please contact the Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support at (202) 305-9887. 8. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is the governmental unit that has leadership responsibilities for the Nation's emergency management system. Local and state programs are the heart of the Nation's emergency management system, and most disasters are handled by local or state governments. When the devastation is especially serious and exceeds the capability and resources of local and state governments, states turn to the Federal Government for help. FEMA supports state and local emergency management programs by funding emergency planning, training emergency managers and local officials, conducting large-scale tests called "exercises," and sponsoring programs that teach the public how to prepare for disasters. a) First Responder Anti-Terrorism Training Assistance. To enhance the capabilities of first responders in managing the consequences of terrorist acts, training is provided through each of the 50 states through fire training systems. The training is targeted for first responders; i.e., those who will come into contact with and be forced to manage the consequences of terrorist acts. b) Crisis Counseling Assistance. After a major Federal disaster declaration by the President of the United States, FEMA provides immediate crisis counseling services including screening, diagnostic, and counseling techniques, as well as outreach services such as public information, community networking, consultation and education, which can be applied to meet mental health needs immediately. Mental health workers, specified in the grant, are eligible for training that will enable them to provide crisis counseling services. The grant may not be used to provide treatment for substance abuse, mental illnesses, developmental disabilities, or any pre-existing mental health conditions. c) Emergency Management Institute Training Assistance. Funding is provided to defray travel and per diem expenses of state and local emergency management personnel who attend training courses conducted by the Emergency Management Institute at the Emmitsburg, Maryland and Bluemont, Virginia, facilities; and other selected off-site locations. The purpose of this training is to improve emergency management practices among state and local government managers in responding to emergencies and disasters. Programs embody the Comprehensive Emergency Management System by unifying the elements of management common to all emergencies: planning, preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery. d) Emergency Management Performance Grants. These grants are awarded to encourage the development of comprehensive emergency management, including terrorism consequence management, at the state and local level and to improve emergency planning, preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery capabilities. For information about the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), please contact the FEMA Regional Office. See listing of FEMA Regional Offices. 9. State Funding Resources. How does information get into this directory? If a state government allocates state funding to assist crime victims, and if an Administrator responded to OVC's survey, then this directory lists the award- making agency and the contact person. If information about your state is missing or incorrect, help OVC update the directory--complete the "new information" form at the back of the "Quick Look" section of the directory and return it to OVC. With your help, future editions of OVC's National Directory of Victim Assistance Funding Opportunities 2001 will provide even more comprehensive information about funding opportunities available to victim service providers. ---------------------------- Quick Look--Edward Byrne Formula Grant State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Jim Quinn--(334) 242-5811--(334) 242-0712 Alaska--Catherine Katsel--(907) 269-5082--(907) 337-2059 American Samoa--Leonard Seumanutafa--(011) (684) 633-5221--(011) (684) 633-7552 Arizona--Joseph R. Farmer--(602) 230-0252--(602) 728-0752 Arkansas--Randy Dennis--(501) 682-2579--(501) 682-5206 California--Carol Geber--(916) 323-7612--(916) 327-8714 Colorado--Lance Clem--(303) 239-5717--(303) 239-4491 Connecticut--Elizabeth Graham--(860) 418-6279--(860) 418-6496 Delaware--Joe Pennell--(302) 577-5030--(302) 577-3440 District of Columbia--Anthony Arnold--(202) 727-6537--(202) 727-1617 Florida--Clayton Wilder--(850) 410-8700--(850) 410-8728 Georgia--Joe Hood--(404) 559-4949--(404) 559-4960 Guam--Miki Leon Guerrero--(011) (671) 472-4201--(011) (671) 477-1812 Hawaii--Lari Koga--(808) 586-1151--(808) 586-1373 Idaho--Roberta Silva--(208) 884-7040--(208) 884-7094 Illinois--Robert Taylor--(312) 793-8550--(312) 793-8422 Indiana--Doug Fowler--(317) 232-1230--(317) 232-4979 Iowa--Dale R. Woolery--(515) 281-3788--(515) 242-6390 Kansas--Carla Campbell--(785) 296-0923--(785) 296-0927 Kentucky--Debra McGovern--(502) 564-7554--(502) 564-4840 Louisiana--Tolly Thompson--(225) 925-4942--(225) 925-1998 Maine--David Giampetruzzi--(207) 624-7074--(207) 624-8768 Maryland--Don Farabaugh--(410) 321-3521--(410) 321-3116 Massachusetts--Jane Zuroff--(617) 727-6300--(617) 727-5356 Michigan--Ardith DaFoe--(517) 373-2952--(517) 373-2963 Minnesota--Jeri Boisvert--(651) 284-3318--(651) 582-8499 Mississippi--Joyce Word--(601) 359-7880--(601) 359-7832 Missouri--Patricia Rellergert--(573) 751-5997--(573) 751-5399 Montana--Al Brockway--(406) 444-3604--(406) 444-4722 Nebraska--Nancy Steeves--(402) 471-3416--(402) 471-2837 Nevada--Sandra Mazy--(775) 687-5282--(775) 687-6328 New Hampshire--Gale Dean--(603) 271-7987--(603) 271-2110 New Jersey--Heddy Levine-Sabol--(609) 292-1502--(609) 292-1451 New Mexico--Thomas Montoya--(505) 827-3427--(505) 827-3398 New York--Gary Schreivogl--(518) 457-8462--(518) 457-1186 North Carolina--Craig Turner--(919) 733-4564--(919) 733-4625 North Dakota--Tammy Becker--(701) 328-5500--(701) 328-5510 Northern Mariana Isl.o Kay Inos--(011) (670) 664-4550--(011) (670) 664- 4560 Ohio--Venita Butler--(614) 466-7782--(614) 466-0308 Oklahoma--Louietta Jones--(405) 264-5008--(405) 264-5095 Oregon--Carmen Merlo--(503) 378-3725 x4145--(503) 378-6993 Pennsylvania--Bob Donovan--(717) 787-8559--(717) 772-0551 Puerto Rico--Luis M. Gonzalez-Javier--(787) 725-0335--(787) 721-7280 Rhode Island--David LeDoux--(401) 222-4495--(401) 277-1294 South Carolina--Ginger Dukes--(803) 896-8706--(803) 896-8714 South Dakota--Wanda L. Fergen--(605) 773-6313--(605) 773-6471 Tennessee--Patricia B. Dishman--(615) 741-8277--(615) 532-2989 Texas--Robert J. Bodisch, Sr.--(512) 463-1806--(512) 475-2440 Utah--Marvin Dodge--(801) 538-1031--(801) 538-1024 Vermont--Capt. A. Marc Metayer--(802) 241-5272--(802) 241-5551 Virgin Islands--Franz Christian, Sr.--(340) 774-6400--(340) 776-3317 Virginia--Janice Waddy--(804) 786-1577--(804) 371-8981 Washington--Paul Perz--(360) 586-8411--(360) 586-0489 West Virginia--Mike Cutlip--(304) 558-8814 x206--(304) 558-0391 Wisconsin--Stephen Grohmann--(608) 266-7185--(608) 266-6676 Wyoming--Jennifer Wroe--(307) 777-6785--(307) 777-6869 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Jim Quinn--jimq@adeca.state.al.us Alaska--Catherine Katsel--pckatsel@psafety.state.ak.us American Samoa--Leonard Seumanutafa--leonard@samoatelco.com Arizona--Joseph Farmer--acjc@goodnet.com (notify before sending) Arkansas--Randy Dennis--randy.dennis@adfa.state.ar.us Colorado--Lance Clem--lance.clem@cdps.state.co.us Connecticut--Elizabeth Graham--libby.graham@po.state.ct.us Guam--Miki Leon Guerrero--leleong@mail.gov.gu Hawaii--Lari Koga--akwock@lava.net Idaho--Roberta Silva--roberta.silva@isp.state.id.us Illinois--Robert Taylor--taylor@icjia.state.il.us Kansas--Carla Campbell--carla@CJNetworks.com Kentucky--Debra McGovern--Debra.McGovern@mail.state.ky.us Louisiana--Tolly Thompson--michael@cole.state.la.us Maine--David Giampetruzzi--david.a.giampetruzzi@state.me.us Maryland--Don Farabaugh--don@goccp-state-md.org Massachusetts--Jane Zuroff--jane.zuroff@state.ma.us Michigan--Ardith DaFoe--dafoea@state.mi.us Missouri--Patricia Rellergert--patty@dps.state.mo.us Montana--Al Brockway--abrockway@state.mt.us North Dakota--Tammy Becker--msmail.TBecker@ranch.state.ND.US Northern Mariana Isl.--Kay Inos--harry.cjpa@saipan.gov Ohio--Venita Butler--webb@ocjs.state.oh.us Oregon--Carmen Merlo--Carmen.Merlo@state.or.us Pennsylvania--Bob Donovan--Donovan@pccd.state.pa.us South Carolina--Ginger Dukes--dukesm@scdps.state.sc.us Tennessee--Patricia Dishman--Pdishman@mail.state.tn.us Utah--Marvin Dodge--mdodge@state.ut.us Washington--Paul Perz--paulp@cted.wa.gov Wyoming--Jennifer Wroe--jwroe@state.wy.us ---------------------------- Quick Look--Family Violence Prevention and Services Act State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Jim Quinn--(334) 242-5811--(334) 242-0712 Alaska--Trisha Gentle--(907) 465-4322--(907) 465-4362 Arizona--Ann Tarpy--(602) 542-7341--(602) 542-1062 Arkansas--Randy Dennis--(501) 682-5153--(501) 682-5155 California--Harry Liddicote--(916) 324-9240--(916) 324-9167 Colorado--Mary Ann Ganey--(303) 866-2855--(303) 866-4629 Connecticut--Joseph A. Freyre--(860) 424-5872--(860) 951-2996 Delaware--Corrine Pearson--(302) 577-3697--(302) 577-3440 District of Columbia--Richardo Lyles--(202) 727-5947--(202) 279-6014 Florida--Trula E. Motta--(850) 488-8762-- Georgia--Cheryl M. Christian--(404) 657-3423--(404) 657-3489 Guam--Cecilia A. Q. Morrison--(011) (671) 475-9162--(011) (671) 472- 7575 Hawaii--David Boemer--(808) 586-5664--(808) 586-5700 Idaho--Celia V. Heady--(208) 334-5580--(208) 332-7353 Illinois--Carol Brigman--(217) 524-6034--(217) 524-6029 Indiana--Lena Harris--(317) 232-4241--(317) 232-4436 Iowa--Virginia Beane--(515) 281-5044--(515) 281-8199 Kansas--Juliene Maska--(785) 296-3131-- Kentucky--Cliff Jennings--(502) 564-7536--(502) 564-2467 Louisiana--Eleanor Shirley--(504) 922-0960--(504) 922-0959 Maine--Jeannette Talbot--(207) 287-5060--(207) 287-5031 Maryland--Adrienne Siegel--(410) 767-7176--(410) 333-0256 Massachusetts--Pamela Whitney--(617) 727-3171--(617) 261-7435 Michigan--Darlene Edington--(517) 373-7797--(517) 373-8471 Minnesota--Claudia Aherns--(651) 205-4821--(651) 296-5787 Mississippi--Janet Howard--(601) 960-7470--(601) 960-7948 Missouri--Dirk Elrod--(573) 751-2075--(573) 526-3971 Montana--Bette Hall--(406) 444-5903--(406) 444-5956 Nebraska--Chris Hanus--(402) 471-9106--(402) 471-9455 Nevada--Chris Graham--(775) 688-1628--(775) 688-1616 New Hampshire--Bernise Bluhm--(603) 271-4440--(603) 271-4729 New Jersey--Karen Beckmeyer--(609) 984-8201--(609) 984-0509 New Mexico--Aurtie Tortorici--(505) 827-8067-- New York--Saleika Leak--(518) 473-6239-- North Carolina--Alice Coleman--(919) 733-3677--(919) 715-0023 North Dakota--Mary Dasovick--(701) 328-3340--(701) 328-1412 Ohio--Erika Taylor--(614) 752-6248--(614) 466-0164 Oklahoma--Ann Lowrance--(405) 522-3862--(405) 522-3650 Oregon--Bonnie J. Braeutigam--(503) 945-6686--(503) 581-6198 Pennsylvania--Catherine Kimmel--(717) 787-7408--(717) 772-2093 Puerto Rico--Esterban Perez--(787) 721-1331 Rhode Island--Gail Dunphy--(401) 462-6865--(401) 464-1876 South Carolina--Valerie Doughty--(803) 898-7504--(803) 734-6285 South Dakota--Susan Sheppick--(605) 773-4330--(605) 773-4855 Tennessee--Dora Hemphill--(615) 253-1983--(615) 532-9956 Texas--Liz Cruz Garbett--(512) 438-5440-- Utah--Duane Betournay--(801) 538-4526--(801) 538-3993 Vermont--Lori Hayes--(802) 241-1250--(802) 241-1253 Virginia--Sonia Rivero--(804) 692-1900--(804) 692-1949 Washington--Susan Hannibal--(206) 923-4910--(206) 923-4899 West Virginia--Diane Crump--(304) 588-7980--(304) 588-8800 Wisconsin--Martha Mallon--(608) 266-6305-- Wyoming--Nancy Dawson--(307) 777-7200--(307) 777-6683 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Jim Quinn--jimq@adeca.state.al.us Arkansas--Randy Dennis--randy.dennis@dfa.state.ar.us Mississippi--Dirk Elrod--delrod@mail.state.mo.us Montana--Bette Hall--bhall@state.mt.us Nevada--Chris Graham--cgraham@govmail.state.nv.us New Hampshire--Bernise Bluhm--bbluhm@dhhs.state.nh.us South Carolina--Valerie Doughty--vdoughty@dss.state.sc.us Vermont--Lori Hayes--www.ccvs.state.ut.us Virginia--Susan Hannibal--hsus300@dshs.wa.gov ---------------------------- Quick Look--Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Frances Kennamer--(334) 206-5318--(334) 206-5663 Alaska--Jayne Andreen--(907) 465-5729--(907) 465-2770 American Samoa--Dotti Siavii--(011) (684) 633-2261/518--(011) (684) 633- 5379 Arizona--Carol Vack--(602) 364-2401--(602) 542-7351 Arkansas--Arlene Rose--(501) 661-2135--(501) 661-2055 California--Kathleen Acree--(916) 327-6985--(916) 324-7764 Colorado--Chuck Bayard--(303) 692-2015--(303) 782-0095 Connecticut--Julianne Konopka--(860) 509-7658--(860) 509-7717 Delaware--Dr. Tim Van Wave--(302) 739-4724--(302) 739-3839 District of Columbia--John Health--(202) 442-5884--(202) 442-4796 Florida--Jeanne Lane--(904) 921-6926-- Georgia--Michelle Mindlin-Wallace--(404) 657-2758--(404) 657-2769 Guam--Angelina Mummert--(011) (671) 475-0671--(011) (671) 477-7626 Hawaii--Betty Wood--(808) 586-4402--(808) 586-4444 Idaho--Joanne Mitten--(208) 334-5933--(208) 334-6573 Illinois--Bob Zettler--(217) 785-1067--(217) 782-1235 Indiana--JoAnn Stewart--(317) 233-8588--(317) 233-7761 Iowa--Barb Nervig--(515) 281-4344--(515) 281-4529 Kansas--Paula Marmet--(913) 296-8126--(913) 296-8059 Kentucky--Greg Lawther--(502) 564-7996--(502) 564-4553 Louisiana--Shirley Kirkconnell--(504) 568-7210--(504) 568-7005 Maine--Warren Bartlett--(207) 287-3264--(207) 287-4631 Maryland--Lorraine Sorbello--(410) 767-6070--(410) 225-6483 Massachusetts--Mike Coughlin--(617) 624-5485--(617) 624-5075 Michigan--Connie Alfaro--(517) 335-9079--(517) 373-8074 Minnesota--Debra Burns--(651) 296-8209--(651) 296-9362 Mississippi--Ken Seawright--(601) 576-7725--(601) 576-7497 Missouri--Carey Kaltenbach--(573) 751-6017--(573) 526-0430 Montana--Jane Smilie--(406) 444-2640--(406) 444-1861 Nebraska--Barbara Pearson--(402) 471-3485--(402) 471-6446 Nevada--Mary Sassi--(702) 687-6944--(702) 687-7693 New Hampshire--Martha Wells--(603) 271-4549--(603) 271-4160 New Jersey--Doreleena Posey--(609) 984-1304--(609) 292-3580 New Mexico--Doris Fields--(505) 827-2331--(505) 827-2329 New York--Bob Burhans--(518) 458-6423--(518) 458-6436 North Carolina--Peter Andersen--(919) 715-3110--(919) 715-3144 North Dakota--Melissa Olson--(701) 328-2367--(701) 328-1412 Northern Mariana Isl.--Lareina Camcho--(011) (670) 234-8950--(011) (670) 233-0214 Ohio--Arlene Richardson--(614) 466-2144--(614) 644-7740 Oklahoma--Adeline M. Yerkes--(405) 271-4072--(405) 271-5181 Oregon--Carol Allen--(503) 731-4017--(503) 731-4079 Pennsylvania--Emilie Tierney--(717) 787-6214--(717) 783-5498 Puerto Rico--Gabriel Diaz Rivera--(787) 274-6861--(787) 274-5523 Rhode Island--Michael Dexter--(401) 222-2788--(401) 273-4350 South Carolina--Brenda Nickerson--(803) 737-3934--(803) 253-4001 South Dakota--Linda Zeller--(605) 773-4939--(605) 773-5683 Tennessee--Nancy Heaney--(615) 532-2271--(615) 532-8478 Texas--Jan Livermore--(512) 458-7234--(512) 458-7618 Utah--Ladene Larsen--(801) 538-6220--(801) 538-9495 Vermont--Ellen Thompson--(802) 863-7606--(802) 651-1634 Virgin Islands--Julia Sheen-Aaron--(340) 773-1311--(340) 692-9505 Virginia--Linda Redman--(804) 692-0200--(804) 371-6152 Washington--Heidi Keller--(360) 236-3782--(360) 753-9100 West Virginia--Susan Griffith--(304) 558-3210--(304) 558-1437 Wisconsin--Diana Ditsch--(608) 266-8154--(608) 266-8925 Wyoming--Jimm Murray--(307) 777-6018--(307) 777-3617 Marshall Islands--Justina Langidrik--(011) (692) 625-3355--(692) 625-3432 Micronesia--Ben Jesse--(011) (691) 320-2619--(691) 320-5263 Palau--Johanna Ngiruchelbad--(011) (680) 488-2552--(680) 488-1211 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Frances Kennamer--fkennamer@adph.state.al.us Alaska--Jayne Andreen--Jayne_andreen@health.state.ak.us American Samoa--Dotti Siavii--asdoh@lbj.peacesat.hawaii.edu Arizona--Carol Vack--cvack@hs.state.az.us Arkansas--Arlene Rose--Arose@mail.doh.state.ar.us California--Kathleen Acree--kacree@dhs.ca.gov Colorado--Chuck Bayard--chuck.bayard@state.co.us Connecticut--Julianne Konopka--julianne.konopka@po.state.ct.us Delaware--Tim Van Wave--tvanwave@state.de.us District of Columbia--John Health--jth1@cdc.gov Florida--Jeanne Lane--Jeanne_Lane@dcf.state.fl.us Georgia--Michelle Mindlin-Wallace--MMW@ph.dhr.state.ga.us Guam--Angelina Mummert--angmum@ns.gu Hawaii--Betty Wood--phhsbg01@mail.health.state.hi,us Idaho--Joanne Mitten--mittenj{dhwtowers/towers2/mittenj}@dhw.state.id.us Illinois--Bob Zettler--rzettler@idph.state.il.us Indiana--JoAnn Stewart--jstewart@isdh.state.in.us Iowa--Barb Nervig--Bnervig@idph.state.ia.us Kansas--Paula Marmet--pmarmet@kdhe.state.ks.us Kentucky--Greg Lawther--greg.lawther@mail.state.ky.us Louisiana--Shirley Kirkconnell--skirkcon@ahhmail.dhh.state.la.us Maine--Warren Bartlett--nelson.w.bartlett@state.me.us Maryland--Lorraine Sorbello--sorbelloL@dhmh.state.md.us Massachusetts--Mike Coughlin--Mike.Coughlin@state.ma.us Michigan--Connie Alfaro--alfaroc@state.mi.us Minnesota--Debra Burns--Debra.Burns@health.state.mn.us Mississippi--Ken Seawright--kseawright@msdh.state.ms.us Missouri--Carey Kaltenbach--kaltec@mail.health.state.mo.us Montana--Jane Smilie--Jsmilie@state.mt.us Nebraska--Barbara Pearson--Barbara.Pearson@hhss.state.ne.us Nevada--Mary Sassi--msassi@govmail.state.nv.us New Hampshire--Martha Wells--mwells@dhhs.state.nh.us New Jersey--Doreleena Posey--ds5@doh.state.nj.us New Mexico--Doris Fields--dorisf@doh.state.nm.us New York--Bob Burhans--rlb04@health.state.ny.us North Carolina--Peter Anderson--Peter.Anderson@mail.ehnr.state.nc.us North Dakota--Melissa Olson--mjolson@state.nd.us Northern Mariana Isl.--Lareina Camcho--chailang@gtepacifica.net Ohio--Arlene Richardson--arichard@gw.odh.state.oh.us Oklahoma--Adeline Yerkes--adeliney@health.state.ok.us Oregon--Carol Allen--carol.j.allen@state.or.us Pennsylvania--Emilie Tierney--Etierney@health.state.pa.us Puerto Rico--Dr. Gabriel Diaz Rivera--yellow_dragon@usa.net Rhode Island--Mike Dexter--miked@doh.state.ri.us South Carolina--Brenda Nickerson--nickerbc@gw.state.sc.us South Dakota--Linda Zeller--lindaz@doh.state.sd.us Tennessee--Nancy Heaney--Nheaney@mail.state.tn.us Texas--Jan Livermore--Jlivermore@dpa.tdh.state.tx.us Utah--Ladene Larsen--hlcfhscb.llarsen@state.ut.us Vermont--Ellen Thompson--ethomps@vdhvax.vdh.state.vt.us Virginia--Linda Redman--lredman@vdh.state.va.us Washington--Heidi Keller--heidi.keller@doh.wa.gov West Virginia--Susan Griffith--sgriffith@bhp.wvdhhr.org Wisconsin--Diana Ditsch--DitschDL@dhfs.state.wi.us Wyoming--Jimm Murray--JIMMM@quest.state.wy.us Marshall Isl.--Justina Langidrik--jusmohe@ntamar.com Micronesia--Ben Jesse--FSMHEALTH@mail.fm Palau--Johanna Ngiruchelbad--phpal@palaunet.com ---------------------------- Quick Look--STOP Violence Against Women Act State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Jim Quinn--(334) 242-5811--(334) 242-0712 Alaska--Trisha Gentle--(907) 465-4356--(907) 465-3627 American Samoa--La'auli A. Filoiali'i--(011) (684) 633-5221--(011) (684) 633-7552 Arizona--Donna Irwin--(602) 542-1764--(602) 542-5522 Arkansas--Ruth Parker--(501) 682-5149--(501) 682-5155 California--Maria Rubick--(916) 323-7736--(916) 324-8554 Colorado--Wendell Graham--(303) 239-5728--(303) 239-5743 Connecticut--Lisa Secondo--(860) 418-6391--(860) 418-6496 Delaware--Maureen Querey--(302) 577-5025--(302) 577-3440 District of Columbia--Kimberly Woodard--(202) 727-6537--(202) 727-1617 Florida--Pat Barrett--(850) 414-8312--(850) 922-6720 Georgia--LaSonja Fillingame--(404) 559-4949--(404) 559-4960 Guam--Cecilia Morrison--(011) (671) 472-9162--(011) (671) 477-4826 Hawaii--Tony Wong--(808) 586-1282--(808) 586-1373 Idaho--Steve Raschke--(208) 884-7042--(208) 884-7094 Illinois--Robert Taylor--(312) 793-8550--(312) 793-8422 Indiana--Melissa Moland--(317) 232-1233--(317) 232-4979 Iowa--Rebecca Kinnamon--(515) 242-6379--(515) 242-6390 Kansas--Juliene Maska--(785) 296-2215--(785) 296-6296 Kentucky--Donna Langley--(502) 564-3251--(502) 564-4840 Louisiana--Ronald Schulingkamp--(225) 925-1757--(225) 925-1998 Maine--Peter Brough--(207) 624-8756--(207) 624-8763 Maryland--Pat Baker-Simon--(410) 321-3521 x356--(410) 321-3116 Massachusetts--Marilee Kenney-Hunt--(617) 727-6300--(617) 727-5356 Michigan--Deborah Cain--(517) 373-6388--(517) 241-8903 Minnesota--Rachel Bandy--(651) 282-6256--(612) 296-5787 Mississippi--Herbert Terry--(601) 359-7880--(601) 359-7832 Missouri--Vicky Scott--(573) 751-4905--(573) 751-5399 Montana--Nancy Knight--(406) 444-1995--(406) 444-4722 Nebraska--LaVonna Evans--(402) 471-2194--(402) 471-2837 Nevada--Frankie Sue Del Papa--(775) 684-1100--(702) 684-1108 New Hampshire--Mark C. Thompson--(603) 271-1234--(603) 271-2110 New Jersey--Theresa Martinac--(609) 588-6475--(609) 588-7890 New Mexico--Larry Tackman--(505) 841-9432--(505) 841-9437 New York--Margaret Chretien--(518) 485-9607--(518) 485-8357 North Carolina--Barry Bryant--(919) 733-4564--(919) 733-4625 North Dakota--Mary Dasovick--(701) 328-3340--(701) 328-1412 Northern Mariana Isl.--Harry C. Blanco--(011) (670) 664-4550--(011) (670) 664-4560 Ohio--Stephanie Graubner--(614) 728-8738--(614) 466-0308 Oklahoma--Louietta Jones--(405) 264-5008--(405) 264-5095 Oregon--Renee Kim--(503) 378-3725--(503) 378-6993 Pennsylvania--Michael Pennington--(717) 783-0551--(717) 772-4331 Puerto Rico--Laura Ortiz--(787) 721-7676--(787) 723-3611 Rhode Island--Kirsten Martineau--(401) 222-5349--(401) 222-1294 South Carolina--Barbara Jean Nelson--(803) 896-8712--(803) 896-8714 South Dakota--Susan Sheppick--(605) 773-4330--(605) 773-6834 Tennessee--Terry Hewitt--(615) 532-3355--(615) 532-2989 Texas--Amiee Snoddy--(512) 463-1924--(512) 475-2440 Utah--Christine Watters--(801) 238-2360--(801) 533-4127 Vermont--Lori Hayes--(802) 241-1250--(802) 241-1253 Virgin Islands--R. Maria Brady--(340) 774-6400--(340) 776-3317 Virginia--Mandie Patterson--(804) 786-3923--(804) 371-8981 Washington--Anita Granbois--(360) 753-4934--(360) 586-7176 West Virginia--Tonia Thomas--(304) 558-8814 x216--(304) 558-0391 Wisconsin--Kittie Smith--(608) 261-8762--(608) 266-6676 Wyoming--Sharon Montagnino--(307) 777-7841--(307) 777-6683 ---------------------------- Quick Look--Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Victim Assistance State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Jim Quinn--(334) 242-5811--(334) 242-0712 Alaska--Trisha Gentle--(907) 465-5504--(907) 465-3627 American Samoa--Leleaga Sisi Loi-On--(011) (684) 633-5221--(684) 633- 7552 Arizona--Jane Conder--(602) 223-2480--(602) 223-2943 Arkansas--Ruth Parker--(501) 682-1074--(501) 682-5206 California--Mariaelena Rubick--(916) 323-7736--(916) 324-9167 Colorado--Robert Gallup--(303) 239-4529--(303) 239-4411 Connecticut--Linda Cimino--(860) 747-6070--(860) 747-6428 Delaware--Corrine Pearson--(302) 577-8696--(302) 577-3440 District of Columbia--Brenda Ross--(202) 727-6239--(202) 727-1617 Florida--Christina Frank--(850) 414-3340--(850) 487-3013 Georgia--Joe Hood III--(404) 559-4949--(404) 559-4960 Guam--David Gumataotao--(011) (671) 475-3324--(011) (671) 472-2493 Hawaii--Adrian Kwock--(808) 586-1155--(808) 586-1373 Idaho--Celia V. Heady--(208) 334-5580--(208) 332-7353 Illinois--Robert Taylor--(312) 793-8550--(312) 793-8422 Indiana--Gregory Hege--(317) 233-3383--(317) 232-4979 Iowa--Virginia Beane--(515) 281-5044--(515) 281-8199 Kansas--Juliene Maska--(785) 296-2215--(785) 296-6296 Kentucky--Donna Langley--(502) 564-3251--(502) 564-5244 Louisiana--Ronald Schulingkamp--(225) 925-1757--(225) 925-1998 Maine--Jeannette Talbot--(207) 287-5060--(207) 287-5065 Maryland--Adrienne Siegel--(410) 767-7176--(410) 333-0256 Massachusetts--Brenda Noel--(617) 727-0115--(617) 727-6552 Michigan--Leslie O'Reilly--(517) 373-1826--(517) 241-2769 Minnesota--Jim Whittington--(651) 282-6267--(651) 205-4808 Mississippi--Ezzard Charles Stampso (601) 987-3978--(601) 987-4154 Missouri--Vicky Scott--(573) 751-4905--(573) 751-5399 Montana--Nancy Knight--(406) 444-3604--(406) 444-4722 Nebraska--LaVonna Evans--(402) 471-2194--(402) 471-2837 Nevada--Chris Graham--(775) 688-1643--(775) 688-1616 New Hampshire--Gale Dean--(603) 271-7987--(603) 271-2110 New Jersey--Theresa Martinac--(609) 588-4698--(609) 588-7890 New Mexico--Robin Brassie--(505) 841-9432--(505) 841-9437 New York--Anne Marie Strano--(518) 457-1779--(518) 457-8658 North Carolina--Barry Bryant--(919) 733-4564--(919) 733-4625 North Dakota--Paul J. Coughlin--(701) 328-6195--(701) 328-6651 Northern Mariana Isl.--Jenny M. Villagomez--(011) (670) 664-4550--(670) 664-4560 Ohio--Sharon Boyer--(614) 466-5610--(614) 752-2732 Oklahoma--Suzanne Breedlove--1-800-745-6098--(405) 264-5097 Oregon--Connie Gallagher--(503) 378-5348--(503) 378-5738 Pennsylvania--Michael Pennington--(717) 787-8559 x3031--(717) 783-7713 Puerto Rico--Luis Gonzalez--(809) 725-0335 x2240--(787) 721-7280 Rhode Island--Joseph L. Persia--(401) 277-4498--(401) 277-1294 South Carolina--Barbara Jean Nelson--(803) 896-7896--(803) 896-8714 South Dakota--Susan Sheppick--(605) 773-4330--(605) 773-6834 Tennessee--Terry Hewitt--(615) 532-3355--(615) 532-2989 Texas--Nancy Carrales--(512) 463-1944--(512) 475-2440 Utah--Christine Watters--(801) 238-2360--(801) 533-4127 Vermont--Judy Rex--(802) 241-1250--(802) 241-1253 Virgin Islands--R. Maria Brady--(340) 774-6400--(340) 776-3317 Virginia--Mandie M. Patterson--(804) 786-3923--(804) 786-7980 Washington--Susan Hannibal--(206) 923-4910--(360) 902-7903 West Virginia--Tonia Thomas--(304) 558-8814 x216--(304) 558-0391 Wisconsin--Kitty Kocol--(608) 267-2221--(608) 264-6368 Wyoming--Sharon Montagnino--(307) 777-6515--(307) 777-6683 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Jim Quinn--jimq@adeca.state.al.us Alaska--Trisha Gentle--trisha_gentle@dps.state.ak.us American Samoa--Leleaga Sisi Loi-On--llevalasi@yahoo.com Arizona--Jane Conder--Jconder@dps.state.az.us-- Arkansas--Mary Parker--mary.ruth.parker@dfa.state.ar.us California--Mariaelena Rubick--Mariaelena.rubick@ocjp.ca.gov Colorado--Robert Gallup--robert.gallup@cdps.state.co.us Connecticut--Linda Cimino--linda.cimino@jud.state.ct.us Delaware--Corrine Pearson--CoPearson@state.de.us District of Columbia--Brenda Ross--brenda.ross@dc.gov Florida--Christina Frank--Christina_Frank@oag.state.fl.us Georgia--Joe Hood--jhood@cjcc.state.ga.us Guam--David Gumataotao--law@ns.gov.gu Hawaii--Adrian Kwock--akwock@lava.net Idaho--Celia Heady--cheady@icdv.state.id.us Illinois--Robert Taylor--rtaylor@icjia.state.il.us Indiana--Gregory Hege--ghege@cji.state.in.us Iowa--Virginia Beane--vbeane@ag.state.ia.us Kansas--Juliene Maska--maskaj@ksag.org Kentucky--Donna Langley--Dlangley@mail.state.ky.us Louisiana--Ronald Schulingkamp--ronalds@cole.state.la.us Maine--Jeannette Talbot--jeannette.c.talbot@state.me.us Maryland--Adrienne Siegel--Asiegel@dhr.state.md.us Massachusetts--Brenda Noel--brenda.noel@state.ma.us Michigan--Leslie O'Reilly--OreillyL@state.mi.us Mississippi--Charles Stamps--psafety@dps.state.ms.us Missouri--Vicky Scott--vscott@mail.state.mo.us Montana--Nancy Knight--nknight@state.mt.us Nebraska--LaVonna Evans--Levans@crimecom.state.ne.us Nevada--Chris Graham--Cgraham@govmail.nv New Hampshire--Gale Dean--gdean@doj.state.nh.us New Jersey--Theresa Martinac--Martinact@smtp.lps.state.nj.us New Mexico--Robin Brassie--Robin.Brassie@state.mn.us New York--Anne Marie Strano--amstrano.nysnet.net North Carolina--Barry Bryant--barry.bryant@ncmail.net North Dakota--Paul Coughlin--pcoughli@state.nd.us Northern Mariana Isl.--Jenny M. Villagomez--jenny.cjpa@saipan.com Ohio--Sharon Boyer--wboyer@ag.state.oh.us Oklahoma--Suzanne Breedlove--BreedloS@dac.state.ok.us Oregon--Connie Gallagher--Connie.Gallagher@doj.state.or.us Puerto Rico--Luis Gonzalez-Javier--Lgonzalez@justicia.prstar.net Rhode Island--Joe Persia--JoeP@gw.doa.state.ri.us South Carolina--Barbara Jean Nelson--Nelson_BarbaraJ@scdps.state.sc.us South Dakota--Susan Sheppick--susans@dss.state.sd.us Tennessee--Terry Hewitt--thewitt2@mail.state.tn.us Texas--Nancy Carrales--ncarrales@governor.state.tx.us Utah--Christine Watters--cwatters@gov.state.ut.us Vermont--Judy Rex--jrex@ccvs.state.vt.us Virginia--Mandie Patterson--mpatterson.dcjs@state.va.us Washington--Susan Hannibal--Hsus300@dshs.wa.gov West Virginia--Tonia Thomas--tthomas1@wvdcjs.state.wv.us Wyoming--Sharon Montagnino--smonta@missc.state.wy.us ---------------------------- Quick Look--VOCA Victim Compensation State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Martin Ramsay--(334) 242-4007--(334) 353-1401 Alaska--Susan Browne--(800) 764-3040--(907) 465-2379 Arizona--Donna Marcum--(602) 230-0252 x208--(602) 728-0752 Arkansas--Kathy Sheehan--(501) 682-3656--(501) 682-5313 California--Skip Ellsworth--(916) 327-0394--(916) 327-2933 Colorado--Deborah Kasyon--(303) 239-4402--(303) 239-4411 Connecticut--Linda Cimino--(860) 747-6070--(860) 747-6428 Delaware--Joseph Hughes--(302) 995-8383--(302) 995-8387 District of Columbia--Laura Banks Reed--(202) 879-4216--(202) 879-4230 Florida--Gwen Roache--(904) 414-3300--(904) 487-1595 Georgia--Shawanda Reynolds-Cobb--(404) 559-4949--(404) 559-4960 Hawaii--Pamela Serguson-Brey--(808) 587-1143--(808) 587-1146 Idaho--George Gutierrez--(208) 334-6070--(208) 334-5145 Illinois--Martha Newton--(312) 814-2581--(312) 814-5079 Indiana--Gregory Hege--(317) 233-3383--(317) 232-4979 Iowa--Julie Swanston--(515) 281-5044--(515) 281-8199 Kansas--Frank Henderson, Jr.--(785) 296-2359--(785) 296-0652 Kentucky--Sheila Tharpe--(502) 564-7986--(502) 564-4817 Louisiana--Bob Wertz--(225) 925-4437--(225) 925-1998 Maine--Deborah Shaw Rice--(207) 626-8589--(207) 624-7730 Maryland--Robin Woolford, Jr.--(410) 585-3042--(410) 764-4373 Massachusetts--Cheryl Watson--(617) 727-2200o (617) 367-3906 Michigan--Michael Fullwood--(517) 373-0979--(517) 241-2769 Minnesota--Marie Bibus--(651) 282-6267--(612) 296-5787 Mississippi--Sandra Morrison--(601) 359-6766--(601) 359-3262 Missouri--Susan Sudduth--(573) 526-3511--(573) 526-4940 Montana--Kathy Matson--(406) 444-3653--(406) 444-4722 Nebraska--Nancy Steeves--(402) 471-2194--(402) 471-2837 Nevada (Las Vegas)--Patricia Moore--(702) 486-2740--(702) 486-2555 Nevada (Reno)--George Crown--(702) 688-2900 New Hampshire--Kim Therrien--(603) 271-1284--(603) 271-2110 New Jersey--Jim Casserly--(973) 648-2107 x7716--(973) 648-7031 New Mexico--Larry Tackman--(505) 841-9432--(505) 841-9437 New York--Jennifer Pirrone--(518) 457-8003--(518) 457-8658 North Carolina--Robert Reives--(919) 733-7974--(919) 715-4209 North Dakota--Paul Coughlin--(701) 328-6195--(701) 328-6651 Ohio--Brian Cook--(614) 466-5610--(614) 752-2732 Oklahoma--Suzanne Breedlove--(405) 264-5006--(405) 264-5097 Oregon--Connie Gallagher--(503) 378-5348--(503) 378-5738 Pennsylvania--Carol Lavery--(717) 783-0551 x3215--(717) 783-7713 Puerto Rico--Lidice Candelario--(787) 724-0435--(787) 724-0928 Rhode Island--Catherine King Avila--(401) 277-2287--(401) 222-2212 South Carolina--Renee Graham--(803) 734-1930--(803) 734-1708 South Dakota--Ann Holzhauser--(605) 773-6317--(605) 773-6834 Tennessee--Amy Dunlap--(615) 741-2734--(615) 532-4979 Texas--Rex Uberman--(512) 936-1200--(512) 320-8270 Utah--Dan R. Davis--(801) 238-2360--(801) 533-4127 Vermont--Lori Hayes--(802) 241-1250--(802) 241-1253 Virgin Islands--Brenda Walwyn--(340) 774-1166--(340) 774-3466 Virginia--William Dudley--(804) 378-4371--(804) 367-9740 Washington--Cletus Nnanabu--(360) 902-5340--(360) 902-5333 West Virginia--John Fulks--(304) 347-4851--(304) 347-4915 Wisconsin--Gretchen MacDonald--(608) 266-6470--(608) 264-6368 Wyoming--Sharon Montagnino--(307) 777-7200--(307) 777-6683 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Martin Ramsay--mramsay@acvcc.state.al.us Alaska--Susan Browne--susan_browne@dps.state.ak.us Arizona--Donna Marcum--dmarcum@acjc.state.az.us Arkansas--Kathy Sheehan--kathys@ag.state.ar.us California--Skip Ellsworth--sellsworth@boc.ca.gov Colorado--Deborah Kasyon--Deborah.Kasyon@cdps.state.co.us Connecticut--Linda Cimino--Linda.Cimino@jud.state.ct.us District of Columbia--Laura Banks Reed--reedlb@dcsc.gov Florida--Gwen Roache--gwen_roache@oag.state.fl.us Georgia--Shawanda Reynolds-Cobb--sreynold@cjcc.state.ga.us Guam--David Gumataotao--daguma@mail.gov.gu Hawaii--Pamela Serguson-Brey--PSSerguson-Brey.@lava.net Idaho--George Gutierrez--Ggutierr@iic.state.id.us Illinois--Martha Newton--mnewton@atg.state.il.us Indiana--Gregory Hege--ghege@cji.state.in.us Iowa--Julie Swanston--jswanst@ag.state.ia.us Kansas--Frank Henderson--hendersf@at02po.wpo.state.ks.us Kentucky--Sheila Tharpe--sheila.tharpe@mail.state.ky.us Louisiana--Bob Wertz--bobw@cole.state.la.us Maine--Deborah Rice--deb.Rice@state.me.us Maryland--Robin Woolford, Jr.--rwoolford@dpscs.state.mn.us Massachusetts--Cheryl Watson--Cheryl.Watson@ago.state.ma.us Michigan--Mike Fullwood--fullwoodm@state.mi.us Minnesota--Marie Bibus--Marie.Bibus@state.mn.us Mississippi--Sandra Morrison--morriss@dfa.state.ms.us Missouri--Susan Sudduth--ssudduth@central.dolir.state.mo.us Montana--Kathy Matson--kmatson@state.mt.us Nebraska--Nancy Steeves--NSteeves@crimecom.state.ne.us New Hampshire--Kim Therrien--ktherrien@doj.state.nh.us New Jersey--Jim Casserly--JamesCasserly@excite.com New Mexico--Larry Tackman--Larry.tackman@state.nm.us New York--Jennifer Pirrone--jpirrone@nysnet.net North Carolina--Robert Reives--rreives@nccrimecontrol.org North Dakota--Paul Coughlin--pcoughli@state.nd.us Ohio--Brian Cook--bcook@ag.state.oh.us Oklahoma--Suzanne Breedlove--breedlos@dac.state.ok.us Pennsylvania--Carol Lavery--lavery@pccd.state.pa.us Rhode Island--Catherine Avila--cavila@treasury.state.ri.us South Carolina--Renee Graham--rgraham@govepp.state.sc.us South Dakota--Ann Holzhauser--Ann.holzhauser@state.sd.us Tennessee--Amy Dunlap--adunlap@mail.state.tn.us Texas--Rex Uberman--rex.uberman@oag.state.tx.us Utah--Dan Davis--ddavis@gov.state.ut.us Vermont--Lori Hayes--lhayes@ccvs.state.vt.us Virginia--William Dudley--william.dudley@vwc.state.va.us Washington--Cletus Nnanabu--nnan235@lni.wa.gov West Virginia--John Fulks--jfederspiel@wvdcjs.org Wisconsin--Gretchen MacDonald--macdonaldsgi@doj.state.wi.us Wyoming--Sharon Montagnino--smonta@missc.state.wy.us ---------------------------- Quick Look--Children's Justice Act State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Phyllis Matthews--(334) 242-1468--(334) 353-1052 Alaska--Ellen Ritzman--(907) 465-3458--(907) 465-3656 Arizona--Beverly Ogden--(602) 331-8778--(602) 678-6939 Arkansas--Carol Griffin--(501) 661-7975--(501) 661-7967 California--Lisa Fey-Williams--(916) 324-9190--(916) 324-8554 Colorado--Janet Motz--(303) 866-5137--(303) 866-5563 Connecticut--Catherine Ewing-Rinker--(860) 550-6607--(860) 560-6541 Delaware--Kevin Odwin--(302) 633-2660--(302) 633-2652 District of Columbia--Andrea Edmonds--(202) 727-0941--(202) 727-5445 Florida--Jim Spencer--(850) 487-2006--(850) 921-2038 Georgia--Sarah G. Brownlee--(404) 657-3463--(404) 657-4483 Hawaii--Gibby Fukutomi--(808) 586-5702--(808) 586-5606 Idaho--Shirley Alexander--(208) 334-6618--(208) 334-6664 Illinois--Cheryl Peterson--(217) 785-0014--(217) 785-9454 Iowa--Wayne McCracken--(515) 281-8978--(515) 242-6884 Kansas--Patti Dawson--(785) 368-8153--(785) 368-8159 Kentucky--Carol C. Wison--(502) 564-2136--(502) 564-3096 Louisiana--Isabel Wingerter--(225) 342-9639--(225) 342-9637 Maine--Sandra Hodge--(207) 287-5060--(207) 287-5282 Maryland--Shirley Brown--(410) 767-7583--(410) 333-0127 Massachusetts--Jan Carey--(617) 748-2328--(617) 261-7435 Michigan--Lu DeLoach--(517) 373-9171--(517) 241-7047 Minnesota--Sara Klise--(651) 296-0813--(651) 297-1949 Mississippi--Mike Lee--(601) 359-4512--(601) 359-4333 Missouri--Therese Chester--(573) 751-8932--(573) 526-3971 Montana--Bette Hall--(406) 444-5903--(406) 444-5956 Nebraska--Margaret Bitz--(402) 471-9457--(402) 471-9034 Nevada--Marjorie Walker--(775) 684-4422--(775) 684-4456 New Hampshire--Sandra Matheson--(603) 271-3671--(603) 271-2110 New Jersey--Donna Pincavage--(609) 292-0888--(609) 633-2926 New Mexico--Richard Lindahl--(505) 827-7625--(505) 827-8408 New York--Thomas Hess--(518) 474-4086--(518) 402-6824 North Carolina--Joel Rosch--(919) 733-4564--(919) 733-4625 North Dakota--Gladys Cairns--(701) 328-4806--(701) 328-3538 Ohio--Kristin Gilbert--(614) 466-9824--(614) 466-0164 Oklahoma--Kathryn Simms--(405) 521-2283--(405) 521-4373 Oregon--Sharon Bolen--(503) 945-5690--(503) 581-6198 Rhode Island--C. Lee Baker--(401) 528-3794--(401) 528-3760 South Carolina--S. Elizabeth Williams--(803) 898-7514--(803) 898-7641 South Dakota--Merlin Weyer--(605) 773-3227--(605) 773-6834 Tennessee--Vickie Lawson--(615) 532-5622--(615) 532-6495 Texas--Rebecca Faith Jones--(512) 908-4550--(512) 908-4554 Utah--Brenda George--(801) 538-1944--(801) 538-1699 Vermont--Stacey Edmunds--(802) 863-7569--(802) 651-1662 Virginia--Holly S. Oehrlein--(804) 371-0534--(804) 786-3414 Washington--Caroline Ford--(360) 902-7996--(360) 902-7903 West Virginia--Kathie King--(304) 558-7980--(304) 558-8800 Wisconsin--Ann Rulseh--(608) 266-3934--(608) 264-6368 Wyoming--Steven Vajda--(307) 777-6081--(307) 777-3693 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Phyllis Matthews--Pmatthews@dhr.state.al.us Alaska--Ellen Ritzman--ellen_ritzman@health.state.ak.us Arizona--Bev Ogden--beaogden@homel.com Arkansas--Carol Griffin--Griffincarol@Exchange.uams.edu California--Lisa Fey-Williams--lisa.fey-williams@ocjp.ca.gov Colorado--Janet Motz--janet.motz@state.co.us Connecticut--Catherine Ewing-Rinker--catherine.ewing-rinker@po.state.ct.us Delaware--Kevin Odwin--Kodwin@state.de.us District of Columbia--Andrea Edmond--andrea.edmond@dc.gov Florida--Jim Spencer--jim_spencer@dcf.state.fl.us Georgia--Sarah G. Brownlee--sgbrownl@dhr.state.ga.us Hawaii--Gibby Fukutomi--gibbyf@hotmail.com Idaho--Shirley Alexander--alexande@Idhw.state.id.us Illinois--Cheryl Peterson--cpeterso@idcfs.state.il.us Iowa--Wayne McCracken--Wmccrac@dhs.state.ia.us Kansas--Patti Dawson--Pad@srskansas.org Kentucky--Carol Wilson--Carolc.wilson@mail.state.ky.us Louisiana--Isabel Wingerter--Wingerteri@ag.state.la.us Maine--Sandra Hodge--Sandra.s.hodge@State.me.us Maryland--Shirley Brown--Sbrown@ssa.dhr.state.md.us Massachusetts--Jan Carey--Jan.Carey-DSS@state.ma.us Michigan--Lu DeLoach--DeLoachl@state.mi.us Minnesota--Sara Klise--Sara.klise@state.mn.us Mississippi--Mike Lee--Mlee@mdhs.state.ms.us Missouri--Theresa Chester--tchester@mail.state.mo.us Montana--Bette Hall--Bhall@state.mt.us Nebraska--Margaret Bitz--Margaret.Bitz@hhss.state.ne.us-- Nevada--Marjorie Walker--Mwalker@Govmail.state.nv.us New Hampshire--Sandra Matheson--smatheson@doj.state.nh.us New Jersey--Donna Pincavage--Dpincavag@dhs.state.nj.us New Mexico--Richard Lindahl--RGLINDAHL@cyfd.state.nm.us New York--Thomas Hess--89A794@dfa.state.ny.us North Carolina--Joel Rosch--joel.rosch@ncmail.net North Dakota--Gladys Cairns--Socaig@state.nd.us Ohio--Kristin Gilbert--gilbek@odjfs.state.oh.us Oklahoma--Kathryn Simms--Kathy.simms@okdhs.org Oregon--Sharon Bolen--sharon.bolen@state.or.us Rhode Island--C. Lee Baker--Baker@dcyf.state.ri.us South Carolina--S. Elizabeth Williams--bwilliams@dss.state.sc.us South Dakota--Merlin Weyer--Merlin.weyer@state.sd.us Tennessee--Vickie Lawson--vrlawson@mail.state.tn.us Texas--Rebecca Faith Jones--Jonesrf@tdprs.state.tx.us Utah--Brenda George--Atcap01.bgeorge@state.ut.us Vermont--Stacey Edmunds--Sedmunds@srs.state.vt.us Virginia--Holly Oehrlein--hoehrlein@dcjs.state.va.us Washington--Caroline Ford--foca300@dshs.wa.gov West Virginia--Kathie King--Kking@wvdhhr.org Wisconsin--Ann Rulseh--Rulseham@doj.state.wi.us Wyoming--Steven Vajda--Svajda@state.wy.us ---------------------------- Quick Look--Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Lee Helms--(205) 280-2201--(205) 280-2410 Alaska--Wayne Rush--(907) 428-7032--(907) 428-7009 Arizona--Linda Mason--(602) 231-6218--(602) 231-6206 Arkansas--Jack DuBose--(501) 730-9782--(501) 730-9778 California--Dallas Jones--(916) 262-1816--(916) 262-2837 Colorado--Greg Moser--(303) 273-1640--(303) 273-1795 Connecticut--Greg Chiara--(860) 566-3376--(860) 247-0664 Delaware--Sean Mulhern--(302) 659-3362--(302) 659-6855 District of Columbia--Peter LaPorte--(202) 727-2775--(202) 673-2290 Florida--W. Craig Fugate--(850) 413-9837--(850) 488-5777 Georgia--V. Bartlett--(404) 635-7002--(404) 635-7205 Hawaii--Kelvin Ogata--(808) 733-4301--(808) 733-4248 Idaho--Bill Bishop--(208) 334-3263--(208) 334-3267 Illinois--Mike Chamness--(212) 782-2700--(212) 557-4783 Indiana--Phil Roberts--(317) 232-3834--(317) 232-3895 Iowa--Ellen Gordon--(515) 281-3231--(515) 281-7539 Kansas--Tim Lockett--(785) 296-6800--(785) 296-3049 Kentucky--W.R. Padgett--(502) 607-1689--(502) 607-1251 Louisiana--Lt. Colonel Mark Oxley--(225) 922-2293--(225) 925-4903 Maine--Lt. Craig Poulin--(207) 624-8988--(207) 624-8765 Maryland--Don Lumpkins--(410) 517-3618--(410) 517-3610 Massachusetts--Kathleen Estridge--(508) 820-2018--(508) 820-2030 Michigan--Edward Buikema--(517) 336-6157--(517) 336-6551 Minnesota--Kevin C. Leuer--(651) 296-0450--(651) 296-0459 Mississippi--Richard Webster--(601) 960-9969--(601) 352-8314 Missouri--Jerry Uhlmann--(573) 526-9101--(573) 634-7966 Montana--James Greene--(406) 841-3911--(406) 841-3965 Nebraska--Al Berndt--(402) 471-7410--(402) 471-7433 Nevada--Gary Derks--(775) 687-7380--(775) 687-8702 New Hampshire--Timothy Brackett--(603) 271-8090--(603) 271-2110 New Jersey--Steven Talpas--(609) 984-0634--(609) 292-3508 New Mexico--Michael Brown--(505) 476-9606--(505) 471-9650 New York--Gary Schreivogl--(518) 457-8462--(518) 457-1186 North Carolina--Eric Tolbert--(919) 733-3825--(919) 733-5406 North Dakota--Douglas Friez--(701) 328-8102--(701) 328-8181 Ohio--James Williams--(614) 889-7150--(614) 889-7183 Oklahoma--B. W. Walker--(405) 425-2001--(405) 425-2324 Oregon--Carmen Merlo--(503) 378-3720--(503) 378-6993 Pennsylvania--Mimi Myslewicz--(717) 651-2020--(717) 651-2025 Rhode Island--John Aucott--(401) 462-7127--(401) 944-1891 South Carolina--Stanley McKinney--(803) 737-8500--(803) 737-8570 South Dakota--John Berheim--(605) 773-3231--(605) 773-3580 Tennessee--Stan Copeland--(615) 741-9742--(615) 741-4173 Texas--Charlie Todd--(409) 458-6815--(409) 458-6810 Utah--John Rokich--(801) 538-3788--(801) 538-3770 Vermont--Robert deMange--(802) 244-8721--(802) 244-8655 Virginia--George Foresman--(804) 897-6580--(804) 897-6506 Washington--Glen Woodbury--(253) 512-7001--(253) 512-7207 West Virginia--John Pack, Jr.--(304) 558-5380--(304) 334-4538 Wisconsin--Christine Bacon--(608) 242-3206--(608) 242-3249 Wyoming--Dr. John Heller--(307) 777-4912--(307) 635-6017 American Samoa--Michael Sala--(684) 633-2827--(684) 633-5111 Guam--Benny Paulino--(671) 475-0802--(671) 477-9317 Northern Mariana Isl.--Gregorio Guerrero--(670) 322-9528--(670) 322- 3598 Virgin Islands--Meridith Nielson--(340) 774-6400--(340) 776-3317 E-mail Addresses Alabama--Lee Helms--leeh@aema.state.al.us Alaska--Wayne Rush--waynerush@ak-prepared.com Arizona--Linda Mason--masonl@dem.state.az.us Arkansas--Jack DuBose--jackdubose@adem.state.ar.us California--Dallas Jones--dallasjones@oes.ca.gov Colorado--Greg Moser--greg.moser@state.oc.co.us Connecticut--Greg Chiara--gregory.chiara@po.state.ct.us Delaware--Sean Mulhern--jmulhern@state.de.us District of Columbia--Peter LaPorte--plaporte-oep@dcgov.org Florida--W. Craig Fugate--craig.fugate@dca.state.fl.us Georgia--V. Bartlett--vbartlett@gema.state.ga.us Hawaii--Kelvin Ogata--kogata@scd.state.hi.us Idaho--Bill Bishop--bbishop@bds.state.id.us Illinois--Mike Chamness--rcoble@iema.state.il.us Indiana--Phil Roberts--proberts@sema.state.in.us Iowa--Ellen Gordon--ellen.gordon@emd.state.ia.us Kansas--Tim Lockett--tlockett@mail.khp.state.ks.us Kentucky--W.R. Padgett--rpadgett@kydes.dma.state.ky.us Louisiana--Lt. Colonel Mark Oxley--moxley@dps.state.la.us Maine--Lt. Craig Poulin--craig.a.poulin@state.me.us Maryland--Don Lumpkins--dlumpkins@mema.state.md.us Massachusetts--Kathleen Estridge--kathleenestridge@state.ma.us Michigan--Capt. Edward Buikema--BuikemaE@msp.msp-seoc Minnesota--Kevin Leuer--kevin.leuer@state.mn.us Mississippi--Richard Webster, III--rwebster@memaorg.com Missouri--Jerry Uhlmann--juhlmann@mail.state.mo.us Montana--James Greene--jigreene@state.mt.us Nebraska--Al Berndt--al.berndt@nema.state.ne.us Nevada--Gary Derks--gsd@quick.com New Hampshire--Timothy Brackett--tbrackett@doj.state.nh.us New Jersey--Steven Talpas--steven.talpas@lps.state.nj.us New Mexico--Michael Brown--erodriguez@dps.state.nm.us New York--Gary Schreivogl--schreivogl@dcjs.state.ny.us North Carolina--Eric Tolbert--etolbert@ncem.org North Dakota--Douglas Friez--dfriez@state.nd.us Ohio--James R. Williams--jwilliams@dps.state.oh.us Oklahoma--B.W. Walker--bwwalker@dps.state.ok.us Oregon--Carmen Merlo--carmen.merlo@state.or.us Pennsylvania--Mimi Myslewicz--mimyslewic@state.pa.us Rhode Island--John Aucott--john.aucott@ri.ngb.army.mil South Carolina--Stanley McKinney--smmckinn@strider.epd.state.sc.us South Dakota--John Berheim--john.berheim@state.sd.us Tennessee--Stan Copeland--scopeland@tnema.org Texas--Charlie Todd--kem.bennett@texmail.tamu.edu Utah--John Rokich--jrokich@dps.state.ut.us Vermont--Robert deMange--evonturk@dps.state.vt.us Virginia--George Foresman--gforesman.des@state.va.us Washington--Glen Woodbury--g.woodbury@emd.wa.gov West Virginia--John Pack, Jr.--jpack1@wvoes.state.wv.us Wisconsin--Christine Bacon--baconc@dma.state.wi.us Wyoming--John Heller--hellerj@wy-arng.ngb.army.mil American Samoa--Michael Sala--mrsala@samoatelco.com Guam--Benny Paulino--paulinobm@GU-ARNG.ngb.army.mil Northern Mariana Isl--Gregorio Guerrero--emo@eirite.cnmi.com Virgin Islands--Meridith Nielsen--nielsenm@hotmail.com ---------------------------- Quick Look--Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance State--Administrator(s)--Phone Number--Fax Number Alabama--Mary Lynn Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 Alaska--Tammy Doherty--(425) 487-4604--(425) 487-4622 Arizona--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Arkansas--Gary Jones--(940) 898-5104--(940) 898-5325 California--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Colorado--Douglas Gore--(303) 235-4840--(303) 235-4976 Connecticut--Ken Horak--(617) 223-9540--(617) 223-9519 Delaware--Peter Cote--(215) 931-5608--(215) 931-5621 Florida--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 Georgia--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 Hawaii--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Idaho--Tammy Doherty--(425) 487-4604--(425) 487-4622 Illinois--Janet Odeshoo--(312) 408-5501--(312) 408-5234 Indiana--Janet Odeshoo--(312) 408-5501--(312) 408-5234 Iowa--Richard Klein--(816) 283-7061--(816) 283-7582 Kansas--Richard Klein--(816) 283-7061--(816) 283-7582 Kentucky--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 Louisiana--Gary Jones--(940) 898-5104--(940) 898-5325 Maine--Ken Horak--(617) 223-9540--(617) 223-9519 Maryland--Pete Cote--(215) 931-5608--(215) 931-5621 Massachusetts--Ken Horak--(617) 223-9540--(617) 223-9519 Michigan--Janet Odeshoo--(312) 408-5501--(312) 408-5234 Minnesota--Janet Odeshoo--(312) 408-5501--(312) 408-5234 Mississippi--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 Missouri--Richard Klein--(816) 283-7061--(816) 283-7582 Montana--Douglas Gore--(303) 235-4840--(303) 235-4976 Nebraska--Richard Klein--(816) 283-7061--(816) 283-7582 Nevada--Valle Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 New Hampshire--Ken Horak--(617) 223-9540--(617) 223-9519 New Jersey--Joseph Picciano--(212) 225-7209--(212) 225-7281 New Mexico--Gary Jones--(940) 898-5104--(940) 898-5325 New York--Joseph Picciano--(212) 225-7209--(212) 225-7281 North Carolina--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 North Dakota--Douglas Gore--(303) 235-4840--(303) 235-4976 Ohio--Janet Odeshoo--(312) 408-5501--(312) 408-5234 Oklahoma--Gary Jones--(940) 898-5104--(940) 898-5325 Oregon--Tammy Doherty--(425) 487-4604--(425) 487-4622 Pennsylvania--Peter Cote--(215) 931-5608--(215) 931-5621 Rhode Island--Ken Horak--(617) 223-9440--(617) 223-9519 South Carolina--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 South Dakota--Douglas Gore--(303) 235-4840--(303) 235-4976 Tennessee--Mary Lynne Miller--(770) 220-5200--(770) 220-5230 Texas--Gary Jones--(940) 898-5104--(940) 898-5325 Utah--Douglas Gore--(303) 235-4840--(303) 235-4976 Vermont--Ken Horak--(617) 223-9540--(617) 223-9519 Virginia--Peter Cote--(215) 931-5608--(215) 931-5621 Washington--Tammy Doherty--(425) 487-4604--(425) 487-4622 West Virginia--Peter Cote--(215) 931-5608--(215) 931-5621 Wisconsin--Janet Odeshoo--(312) 408-5501--(312) 408-5234 Wyoming--Douglas Gore--(303) 235-4840--(303) 235-4976 American Samoa--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Guam--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Northern Mariana Isl--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Micronesia--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Marshall Islands--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 Palau--Vallee Bunting--(415) 923-7100--(415) 923-7112 ---------------------------- New Information Form Revisions, Updates, and Additional Information The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) updates this directory annually and seeks current information from programs each year. Please take a moment now to review carefully the directory's contents. Use a copy of this form to submit revisions and corrections to the State Compensation and Assistance Division, Attn: National Resource Directory Update, Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), 810 Seventh Street NW., Washington, DC 20531. (Please print or type) Today's date: State: Name of person submitting form: Telephone number: Ext.: Revisions and Updates (Complete only those areas containing new information.) Name of program: Goal of program: Name of Grant Administrator: Grant Administrator's mailing address: Grant Administrator's telephone number: Ext.: Grant Administrator's fax number: Grant Administrator's e-mail address: When are funds available? How are funds publicized? What is the funding process? What is the funding cycle/project period? What technical assistance is available? Additional information: Please let us hear from you! OVC is interested in your feedback! What additional information would you like included in future editions of the directory? Please comment below and forward to OVC. (Attach additional pages if necessary.) ---------------------------- Alabama Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5690 Montgomery, AL 36103-5690 Phone: (334) 242-5811 Fax: (334) 242-0712 As they become available, funds are publicized by public service announcements, mass mailings, conferences, and public meetings. The funding process is open/competitive with a funding cycle/project period of 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs designed to reduce violence against crime victims, increase public awareness, and support batterers' treatment programs. Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5690 Montgomery, AL 36106-5690 Phone: (334) 242-5811 Fax: (334) 242-0712 As they become available, funds are publicized by public service announcements, mass mailings, conferences, and public meetings. The funding process is open/competitive with a funding cycle/project period of 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Health Mailing Address: P.O. Box 30317 Montgomery, AL 36130-3017 Phone: (334) 206-5318 Fax: (334) 206-5663 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs serving women victims of violent crime and special units for law enforcement. Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5690 Montgomery, AL 36103-5690 Phone:(334) 242-5811 Fax: (334) 242-0712 As they become available, funds are publicized by public service announcements, mass mailings, conferences, and public meetings. The funding process is open/competitive with a funding cycle/project period of 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund programs serving victims of violent crime. Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5690 Montgomery, AL 36103-5690 Phone: (334) 242-5811 Fax: (334) 242-0712 As they become available, funds are publicized by public service announcements, mass mailings, conferences, and public meetings. The funding process is open/competitive with a funding cycle/project period of 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and improve the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Human Resources Mailing Address: S. Gordon Persons Building 50 South Ripley Street Montgomery, AL 36130 Phone: (334) 242-9509 Fax: (334) 242-0939 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Alabama Emergency Management Agency Mailing Address: P.O. Drawer 2160 Clanton, AL 35946-2160 Phone: (205) 280-2201 Fax: (205) 280-2410 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region I Mailing Address: 3003 Chamblee-Tucker Road Atlanta, GA 30341 Phone: (770) 220-5200 Fax: (425) 220-5230 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- Alaska Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Alaska State Troopers Mailing Address: 5700 East Tudor Road Anchorage, AK 99507 Phone: (907) 269-5082 Fax: (907) 337-2059 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund services for victims of domestic violence, including the provision of shelter and advocacy. Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Mailing Address: P.O. Box 111200 Juneau, AK 99811-1200 Phone: (907) 465-5504 Fax: (907) 465-3627 Funds are available in January of odd-numbered years and announced by a statewide request for proposals (RFP), public notices in the state's administrative journal, newspapers, and mailings to existing grantees. The funding process is open/competitive. Applicants must be private/nonprofit or government-based programs. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to fund sexual assault prevention projects focusing on youth ages 11-19. Division of Public Health Mailing Address: P.O. Box 110616 Juneau, AK 99811-0616 Phone: (907) 465-5729 Fax: (907) 465-2770 Funds are available in January of odd-numbered years and are announced by a statewide RFP, public notices in the state's administrative journal, newspapers, and mailings to existing grantees. The funding process is open/competitive. Applicants must be private/nonprofit or government-based programs. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available on request. State Local Dollars The goal of this grant is to fund victim services including crisis intervention, children's services, education/outreach, and batterers' services. Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Mailing Address: P.O. Box 111200 Juneau, AK 99811-1200 Phone: (907) 465-4356 Fax: (907) 465-3627 Funds are available in January of odd-numbered years and announced by a statewide RFP, public notices in the state's administrative journal, newspapers, and mailings to existing grantees. The funding process is open/competitive. Applicants must be private/nonprofit or government-based programs. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to improve Alaska's response to domestic violence victims and their children. Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Mailing Address: P.O. Box 111200 Juneau, AK 99811-1200 Phone: (907) 465-4356 Fax: (907) 465-3627 Funds are available in January of odd-numbered years and announced by a statewide RFP, public notices in the state's administrative journal, newspapers, and mailings to existing grantees. The funding process is open/competitive. Applicants must be private/nonprofit or government-based programs. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund victim assistance services. Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Mailing Address: P.O. Box 111200 Juneau, AK 99811-1200 Phone: (907) 465-4356 Fax: (907) 465-3627 Funds are available in January of odd-numbered years and announced by a statewide RFP, public notices in the state's administrative journal, newspapers, and mailings to existing grantees. The funding process is open/competitive. Applicants must be private/nonprofit or government-based programs. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available on request. Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Division of Emergency Services Mailing Address: P.O. Drawer 5750 Fort Richardson, AK 99505 Phone: (907) 428-7032 Fax: (907) 428-7009 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region X Mailing Address: Federal Regional Center 130 228th Street SW. Bothell, WA 98021-9796 Phone: (425) 487-4604 Fax: (425) 487-4622 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- American Samoa Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to states, local governments, and territories to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Criminal Justice Planning Agency Mailing Address: American Samoa Government Executive Office Building Third Floor Pago Pago, AS 96799 Phone: [011] (684) 633-5221 Fax: [011] (684) 633-7552 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund services for victims of domestic violence, including shelter and advocacy. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: 1206 Longworth Building Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-8577 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Health Services Mailing Address: LBJ Tropical Medical Center Pago Pago, AS 96799 Phone: [011] (684) 633-2261 Fax: [011] (684) 633-5379 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to strengthen criminal justice and victim service efforts addressing violence against women. Criminal Justice Planning Agency Mailing Address: American Samoa Government Executive Office Building Third Floor Pago Pago, AS 96799 Phone: [011] (684) 633-5221 Fax: [011] (684) 633-2269 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant program is to fund programs that provide direct services to victims of crime. Criminal Justice Planning Agency Mailing Address: American Samoa Government Executive Office Building Third Floor Pago Pago, AS 96799 Phone: [011] (684) 633-5221 Fax: [011] (684) 633-7552 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve management of child abuse cases, including improved investigation and prosecution of these cases. Office of the Governor Mailing Address: Child Abuse Coordinator Department of Human Resources American Samoa Government Pago Pago, AS 96799 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Office of Territorial and International Criminal Intelligence and Drug Enforcement Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4567 Pago Pago, AS 96799 Phone: (684) 633-2827 Fax: (684) 633-5111 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IX Mailing Address: Presidio of San Francisco Building 105 San Francisco, CA 94129-1250 Phone: (415) 923-7100 Fax: (415) 923-7112 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- Arizona Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Criminal Justice Commission Mailing Address: 3737 North Seventh Street Suite 260 Phoenix, AZ 85014 Phone: (602) 230-0252 Fax: (602) 728-0752 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to provide services to victims of domestic violence, particularly in rural areas. Department of Health Services Mailing Address: 1740 West Adams Street Phoenix, AZ 85007-2607 Phone: (602) 542-7341 Fax: (602) 542-1062 When funds are available, they are announced by a statewide request for proposals (RFP). The funding process is open/competitive with priority given to services in rural areas. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Health Services Mailing Address: 2700 North Third Street Suite 4050 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phone: (602) 364-2401 Fax: (602) 542-7351 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) State Local Dollars The goal of this grant is to fund innovative solutions for domestic violence through prevention and early intervention. Governor's Office for Domestic Violence Prevention Mailing Address: 1700 West Washington Suite 101F Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: (602) 542-1764 Fax: (602) 542-5522 Funds available in June-July are publicized by an RFP mailed to interested private/nonprofit and government agencies. The funding process is open/competitive; collaboration is encouraged but not required. The funding cycle/project period is 11 months. Technical assistance is available through regional workshops and on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to fund criminal justice reform within all jurisdictions of law enforcement and to assist victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Governor's Office for Domestic Violence Prevention Mailing Address: 1700 West Washington Suite 101F Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: (602) 542-1764 Fax: (602) 542-5522 To publicize funds as they are available, an RFP is mailed to interested private/nonprofit and government agencies. The funding process is open/competitive; collaboration is encouraged but not required. The funding cycle/project period is 15-18 months. Technical assistance is available through regional workshops and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund services directly benefiting victims of crime. Arizona Department of Public Safety Mailing Address: P.O. Box 6638 Phoenix, AZ 85005-6638 Phone: (602) 223-2480 Fax: (602) 223-2943 As funds are available, they are publicized by mass mailings. The funding process is open/competitive, with priority given to continuation of projects. The funding cycle/project period is variable. Technical assistance is available on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Governor's Office for Children Mailing Address: 1700 West Washington Suite 404 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: (602) 542-3461 Fax: (602) 542-4644 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Division of Emergency Management Mailing Address: 5636 East McDowell Road Building 5101 Phoenix, AZ 85008-3455 Phone: (602) 231-6218 Fax: (602) 231-6206 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IX Mailing Address: Presidio of San Francisco Building 105 San Francisco, CA 94129-1250 Phone: (415) 923-7100 Fax: (415) 923-7112 ---------------------------- Arkansas Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address drug and violent crime problems. Department of Finance and Administration Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3278 Little Rock, AR 72203 Phone: (501) 682-2579 Fax: (501) 682-5206 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that provide shelter and related assistance for victims of family violence. Office of the Prosecutor Coordinator Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3278 Little Rock, AR 72203 Phone: (501) 682-2579 Fax: (501) 682-5206 As they are available, funds are publicized by direct mail to potential service providers and notices are placed in statewide newspapers. The funding process is open/competitive, and the funding cycle/project period is variable. Technical assistance is available through a workshop and on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this program is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Health Mailing Address: 4815 West Markham Street Slot 41 Little Rock, AR 72205-3867 Phone: (501) 661-2135 Fax: (501) 661-2055 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to strengthen criminal justice and victim service efforts to address violence against women. Department of Finance and Administration Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3278 Little Rock, AR 72201 Phone: (501) 682-5149 Fax: (501) 682-5155 As they are available, funds are publicized by direct mail to potential service providers and notices in statewide newspapers. The funding process is open/competitive, and the funding cycle/project period is variable. Technical assistance is available through a workshop and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund programs that provide direct services to victims of crime. Department of Finance and Administration Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3278 Little Rock, AR 72203 Phone: (501) 682-1074 Fax: (501) 682-5206 As they are available, funds are publicized by direct mail to potential service providers and notices in statewide newspapers. The funding process is open/competitive, and the funding cycle/project period is variable. Technical assistance is available through a workshop and on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and improve the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Arkansas Commission on Child Abuse, Rape, and Domestic Violence Mailing Address: 4301 West Markham Slot 606 Little Rock, AR 72205 Phone: (501) 661-7975 Fax: (501) 661-7967 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Department of Emergency Management Mailing Address: P.O. Box 758 Conway, AR 72003-0758 Phone: (501) 730-9782 Fax: (501) 730-9778 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region VI Mailing Address: Federal Regional Center 800 North Loop 288 Denton, TX 76201-3698 Phone: (940) 898-5104 Fax: (940) 898-5325 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- California Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Office of Criminal Justice Planning Mailing Address: 1130 K Street LL60 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 323-7612 Fax: (916) 323-8714 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that provide shelter and related assistance for victims of family violence. Office of Criminal Justice Planning Mailing Address: 1130 K Street Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 324-9204 Fax: (916) 324-9167 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant program is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Health Mailing Address: P.O. Box 942732-7320 Sacramento, CA 94234-7320 Phone: (916) 327-6985 Fax: (916) 324-7764 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to improve the response of police, prosecutors, and judges to crimes against women. Office of Criminal Justice Planning Mailing Address: Victim Service/Violence Prevention Division 1130 K Street Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 323-7736 Fax: (916) 324-8554 As funds are available, they are publicized in the OCJP Program Plan. The funding process is open/competitive with preference to agencies with demonstrated service delivery experience. The funding cycle/project period is 3 years, with annual reapplication. Technical assistance is through a workshop and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund programs that provide direct services to victims of crime. Office of Criminal Justice Planning Mailing Address: 1130 K Street Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 323-7736 Fax: (916) 324-8554 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Office of Criminal Justice Planning Mailing Address: 1130 K Street Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916) 323-7666 Fax: (916) 327-8711 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Office of Emergency Service Mailing Address: 2800 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832 Phone: (916) 262-1816 Fax: (916) 262-2837 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IX Mailing Address: Presidio of San Francisco Building 105 San Francisco, CA 94129-1250 Phone: (415) 923-7100 Fax: (415) 923-7112 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- Colorado Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address drug and violent crime problems. Division of Criminal Justice Mailing Address: 700 Kipling Street Suite 1000 Denver, CO 80215 Phone: (303) 239-5717 Fax: (303) 239-4491 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund agencies that provide immediate shelter and assistance to victims of family violence. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: 1575 Sherman Street Denver, CO 80203-1714 Phone: (303) 866-2855 Fax: (303) 866-4629 Funds are available in April and are publicized in the newspapers, by the domestic violence coalition, and notices of funding. The funding process is open/competitive. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to fund programs that provide sexual assault prevention and education activities. Department of Public Health and Environment Mailing Address: 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South OH-A5 Denver, CO 80222-1530 Phone: (303) 692-2015 Fax: (303) 782-0095 Funds are available in October and are publicized by a request for proposals (RFP) mailed out statewide to service providers. The funding process is open/competitive, and the funding cycle/project period is April-March. Technical assistance is available through a workshop and on request. State Local Dollars The goal of this grant is to fund community-based and government programs that serve battered women and their children. Colorado Department of Human Services Mailing Address: 1575 Sherman Street Denver, CO 80203-1714 Phone: (303) 866-2855 Fax: (303) 866-4629 Funds are available in April and are publicized in newspapers, by the domestic violence coalition, and notices of funding. The funding process is open/competitive. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that assist female victims of violent crime and to support projects designed to improve the system's response to violent crimes against women. Division of Criminal Justice Mailing Address: 700 Kipling Street Suite 1000 Denver, CO 80215 Phone: (303) 239-5728 Fax: (303) 239-5743 Funds are available in October and are publicized by a statewide mailing to service providers. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to continuation projects. The funding cycle/project period is April-March. Technical assistance is available through an annual workshop and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund programs providing direct services to crime victims and their children. Colorado Division of Criminal Justice Mailing Address: 700 Kipling Street Suite 1000 Denver, CO 80215 Phone: (303) 239-4429 Fax: (303) 239-4411 Funds are available in March and publicized by a statewide mailing to service providers. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to continuation projects. The funding cycle/project period is January-December. Technical assistance is available through regional workshops and on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: 1575 Sherman Street Denver, CO 80203-1714 Phone: (303) 866-5137 Fax: (303) 866-4629 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Office of Emergency Management Mailing Address: Camp George West 15075 South Golden Road Golden, CO 80401 Phone: (303) 273-1640 Fax: (303) 273-1795 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region VII Mailing Address: Denver Federal Center Building 710, Box 25267 Denver, CO 80225-0267 Phone: (303) 235-4840 Fax: (303) 235-4976 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- Connecticut Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Office of Policy and Management Mailing Address: 450 Capitol Avenue Hartford, CT 06106-1308 Phone: (860) 418-6279 Fax: (860) 418-6496 Funds are available in March. The funding process is determined by a federally required policy board. Grants are prenegotiated with eligible state agencies and local government programs. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available on request. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to assist battered women by funding programs that provide transitional living services. Department of Social Services Mailing Address: 25 Sigourney Street Hartford, CT 06105 Phone: (860) 424-5872 Fax: (860) 951-2996 Funds are available in March and are publicized in family violence coalition newsletters. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to continuation programs. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through meetings with grantees and on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Public Health Mailing Address: 410 Capitol Avenue MS #11-PSI Hartford, CT 06134-0308 Phone: (860) 509-7658 Fax: (860) 509-7717 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) State Local Dollars The goal of this grant is to fund programs that serve battered women and their children by providing shelter and support services. Department of Social Services Mailing Address: 25 Sigourney Street Hartford, CT 06105 Phone: (860) 424-5872 Fax: (860) 951-2996 Funds are available in June and are publicized in family violence coalition newsletters. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to continuation programs. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through meetings with grantees and on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to enhance and improve the state's response to domestic violence and sexual assault victims. Office of Policy and Management Mailing Address: 450 Capitol Avenue MS #52-CPD Hartford, CT 06106 Phone: (860) 418-6391 Fax: (860) 418-6496 Funds are available in December and are publicized at the annual advisory board meeting with representatives from state and local government and service providers. The funding process is open/competitive and based on an allocation plan and priorities set by the board. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund new, expanded, and continuing programs providing direct services to crime victims. Office of Victim Services Mailing Address: 31 Cooke Street Plainville, CT 06062 Phone: (860) 747-6070 Fax: (860) 747-6428 As funds are available, they are publicized by a mailed request for proposals and advertisements in major newspapers. The funding process is open/competitive. Priorities are set by federal guidelines and the Connecticut General Assembly. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Children and Families Mailing Address: 505 Hudson Street Hartford, CT 06106 Phone: (860) 550-6472 Fax: (860) 566-6726 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Office of Emergency Management Mailing Address: State Armory 360 Broad Street Hartford, CT 06105-3795 Phone: (860) 566-3376 Fax: (860) 247-0664 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region I Mailing Address: 442 J.W. McCormack POCH Boston, MA 02109-4595 Phone: (617) 223-9540 Fax: (303) 223-9519 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) ---------------------------- Delaware Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Criminal Justice Council Mailing Address: 820 North French Street 10th Floor Wilmington, DE 19801 Phone: (302) 577-5030 Fax: (302) 577-3440 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that prevent family violence and provide immediate shelter and assistance for victims of family violence. Criminal Justice Council Mailing Address: 820 North French Street 10th Floor Wilmington, DE 19801 Phone: (302) 577-3697 Fax: (302) 577-3440 As available, funds are publicized by advertisements in local newspapers, mailings to service providers, and local agency newsletters. The funding process is open/competitive for 25 percent of the funds, with the remaining 75 percent giving priority to shelter programs. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to fund rape prevention and education programs, 24- hour hotlines, and victim assistance. Department of Health and Social Services Mailing Address: P.O. Box 637 Dover, DE 19903 Phone: (302) 739-4724 Fax: (302) 739-3839 Funds are available in the spring and are publicized by a press release in statewide newspapers. The funding process is open/competitive, and the funding cycle/project period is 1-3 years. Technical assistance is available on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to fund projects that ensure an integrated and coordinated approach to combat violence against women. Criminal Justice Council Mailing Address: 820 North French Street 10th Floor Wilmington, DE 19801 Phone: (302) 577-5025 Fax: (302) 577-3440 As available, funds are publicized by advertisements in local newspapers and mailings to service providers. The funding process is open/competitive within federal guidelines. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year, with a renewal option. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund programs providing direct services to crime victims and their children. Criminal Justice Council Mailing Address: 820 North French Street 10th Floor Wilmington, DE 19801 Phone: (302) 577-8696 Fax: (302) 577-3440 As available, funds are publicized by advertisements in local newspapers, mailings to service providers, and notices in local agency newsletters. The funding process is open/competitive within federal guidelines. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year, with renewal options. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Children and Families Mailing Address: 1825 Faulkland Road Wilmington, DE 19805 Phone: (302) 633-2654 Fax: (302) 633-2652 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Emergency Management Agency Mailing Address: 165 Brick Store Landing Road Smryna, DE 19977 Phone: (302) 659-3362 Fax: (302) 659-6855 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region III Mailing Address: One Independence Mall Sixth Floor 615 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 10106-4404 Phone: (215) 931-5608 Fax: (215) 931-5621 ---------------------------- District of Columbia Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Office of Justice Grants Administration Mailing Address: 717 14th Street NW. Suite 1200 Washington, DC 20005 Phone: (202) 727-6537 Fax: (202) 727-1617 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that prevent family violence and provide immediate shelter and assistance for victims of family violence. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: 65 I Street SW. Randall Building Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5947 Fax: (202) 279-6014 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: 800 Ninth Street SW. Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 442-5884 Fax: (202) 442-4796 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to strengthen criminal justice and victim service efforts addressing violence against women. Office of Justice Grants Administration Mailing Address: 717 14th Street NW. Suite 1200 Washington, DC 20005 Phone: (202) 727-6537 Fax: (202) 727-1617 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund programs that provide direct services to victims of crime. Office of Justice Grants Administration Mailing Address: 717 14th Street NW. Suite 1120 Washington, DC 20001 Phone: (202) 727-0941 Fax: (202) 727-1617 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Office of Justice Grants Administration Mailing Address: 717 14th Street NW. Suite 1200 Washington, DC 20005 Phone: (202) 727-6537 Fax: (202) 727-1617 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Emergency Management Agency Mailing Address: 2000 14th Street NW. Eighth Floor Washington, DC 20009 Phone: (202) 727-2775 Fax: (202) 673-2290 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region III Mailing Address: One Independence Mall Sixth Floor 615 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 10106-4404 Phone: (215) 931-5608 Fax: (215) 931-5621 ---------------------------- Florida Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Department of Law Enforcement Mailing Address: Office of Criminal Justice Grants 1819 Miccosukee Commons Tallahassee, FL 32308 Phone: (850) 410-8700 Fax: (850) 410-8728 Funds are available in March and publicized by local and state government agencies. The funding process consists of each county receiving an allocation based on population and crime statistics. Individual counties identify local priorities for funds. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available on request. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that prevent family violence and provide immediate shelter and assistance for victims of family violence. Department of Children and Family Services Mailing Address: 2811 Industrial Boulevard Tallahassee, FL 32301 Phone: (850) 488-8762 Fax: (850) 487-0688 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Office of Health Promotion and Wellness Mailing Address: Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services 1317 Winewood Boulevard Building 1, Room HSH Tallahassee, FL 32399 Phone: (850) 921-6926 Fax: (850) 414-6625 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to strengthen law enforcement and prosecution strategies to combat violent crimes against women and to provide services for women victims of violent crime. Department of Children and Families Mailing Address: 1317 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100 Phone: (850) 414-8312 Fax: (850) 922-6720 As available, funds are publicized by a mailing to service providers and on the Internet. The funding process is a combination of open/competitive and sole- source contracts. The funding cycle/project period is 6-18 months. Technical assistance is available through regional workshops and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to support direct assistance to victims of crime as soon as possible after the crime to reduce the severity of trauma. Department of Legal Affairs Mailing Address: The Capitol PL-01 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050 Phone: (850) 414-3340 Fax: (850) 487-3013 As available, funds are announced by a mailing to current service providers. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to underserved populations as defined by the attorney general. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through statewide workshops. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Children and Families Mailing Address: 2811 Industrial Plaza Drive Tallahassee, FL 32301 Phone: (850) 488-4062 Fax: (850) 487-0688 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Department of Community Affairs Mailing Address: Division of Emergency Management 2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100 Phone: (850) 413-9837 Fax: (850) 488-5777 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IV Mailing Address: 3003 Chamblee-Tucker Road Atlanta, GA 30341 Phone: (770) 220-5200 Fax: (770) 220-5230 ---------------------------- Georgia Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to fund local and statewide projects that address violent crime, drug control, and improvement of the criminal justice system. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Mailing Address: 503 Oak Place Suite 540 Atlanta, GA 30349 Phone: (404) 559-4949 Fax: (404) 559-4960 Funds are available in March and are publicized by a mailing to all criminal justice agencies. The funding process is competitive and based on a strategy that reduces federal funds over a 48-month period. The funding cycle/project period is July-June. Technical assistance is available through a 1-day workshop. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to enable family violence shelter programs to enhance basic services for victims. Department of Human Resources Mailing Address: 2 Peachtree Street NW. Suite 12-404 Atlanta, GA 30303-3180 Phone: (404) 657-3423 Fax: (404) 657-3489 Funds are available May-June and are publicized by a request for proposals (RFP). The funding process is established by an advisory committee, which recommends an allocation formula. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to provide services to victims of sexual assault, a prevention program for youth ages 12-22, and community education regarding sexual assault. Department of Public Health Mailing Address: 2 Peachtree Street NW. Room 7-205 Atlanta, GA 30303-3142 Phone: (404) 657-2758 Fax: (404) 657-2769 As available, funds are publicized by an RFP and mailings to service providers. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to rape crisis and domestic violence shelter programs. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through workshops and on request. State Local Dollars The goal of this grant is to provide base funding for all certified shelter programs. Department of Human Resources Mailing Address: 2 Peachtree Street NW. Suite 7-205 Atlanta, GA 30303-3180 Phone: (404) 657-3423 Fax: (404) 657-3489 Funds are available in May-June and are publicized by an RFP. The funding process is based on Georgia law, which requires funds to be distributed equally to state certified domestic violence shelter programs. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is provided in an annual mandatory workshop. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to fund local and statewide projects that address violent crimes against women, including direct services, training, and developing policies and procedures. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Mailing Address: 503 Oak Place Suite 540 Atlanta, GA 30349 Phone: (404) 559-4949 Fax: (404) 559-4960 Funds are available in June and publicized by newsletters and mailings to known providers, law enforcement, and prosecutors. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to continuation projects and areas of greatest need. The funding cycle is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through regional workshops and on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund local and statewide services that directly benefit victims of crime. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Mailing Address: 503 Oak Place Suite 540 Atlanta, GA 30349 Phone: (404) 559-4949 Fax: (404) 559-4960 Funds are available in June and publicized by newsletters and mailings to known providers, law enforcement, and prosecutors. The funding process is open/competitive. Priority is given to continuation projects and areas of greatest need. The funding cycle is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available through regional workshops and on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Division of Family and Children Services Mailing Address: 2 Peachtree Street NW. Atlanta, GA 30303 Phone: (404) 657-3461 Fax: (404) 657-3715 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Emergency Management Agency Mailing Address: 935 East Confederate Avenue Atlanta, GA 30316-0055 Phone: (404) 635-7002 Fax: (404) 635-7205 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IV Mailing Address: 3003 Chamblee-Tucker Road Atlanta, GA 30341 Phone: (770) 220-5200 Fax: (770) 220-5230 ---------------------------- Guam Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to fund local and statewide projects that address violent crime, drug control, and improvement of the criminal justice system. Bureau of Planning Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2950 Hagatna, GU 96932 Phone: [011] (671) 472-4201 Fax: [011] (671) 477-1812 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that prevent violence against women. Bureau of Planning Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2950 Hagatna, GU 96932 Phone: [011] (671) 472-9162 Fax: [011] (671) 472-7575 As available, funds are publicized through newspaper announcements of a request for proposals (RFP). The funding process is open/competitive; however, government and nongovernment programs meet to agree on funding levels. The funding cycle is February-January. Technical assistance is available through workshops. Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to fund rape prevention education programs and some services to rape victims. Department of Public Health and Social Services Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2816 Hagatna, GU 96910 Phone: [011] (671) 475-0671 Fax: [011] (671) 477-7626 As available, funds are publicized by newspaper announcements of an RFP. The funding process is open/competitive within nonprofit, nongovernment agencies and/or coalitions. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year, with renewal for an additional year. Technical assistance is available on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to train officers, prosecutors, and other personnel; expand services for victims; improve collaboration; and develop data collection. Office of the Governor Mailing Address: Federal Program Office P.O. Box 2950 Hagatna, GU 96932 Phone: [011] (671) 472-9162 Fax: [011] (671) 477-4826 As available, funds are publicized by newspaper announcements of an RFP. The funding process is open/competitive; however, government and nongovernment agencies meet and agree on funding levels. The funding cycle/project period is February-January. Technical assistance is available through workshops. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund services for victims of violent crime. Department of Law Mailing Address: 120 West O'Brien Drive Suite 2-200E Hagatna, GU 96910 Phone: 9-1- (671) 475-3324, ext. 285 Fax: 9-1- (671) 472-2493 As available, funds are publicized by newspaper announcements of an RFP. The funding process is open/competitive, and the funding cycle/project period is 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Public Health and Social Services Mailing Address: Child Abuse Coordinator P.O. Box 2816 Hagatna, GU 96910 Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Department of Military Affairs Mailing Address: Office of Civil Defense P.O. Box 2877 Hagatna, GU 96932 Phone: [011] (671) 475-0802 Fax: [011] (671) 477-9317 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IX Mailing Address: Presidio of San Francisco Building 105 San Francisco, CA 94129-1250 Phone: (415) 923-7100 Fax: (415) 923-7112 ---------------------------- Hawaii Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to fund projects, as required by federal guidelines, including projects with a victim services component. Department of the Attorney General Mailing Address: 325 South Beretania Street Suite 401 Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone: (808) 586-1151 Fax: (808) 586-1373 Funds are available in the fall and are publicized by mailings to government agencies, which may include nongovernment agencies in their proposals. The Governor's Committee on Crime evaluates the proposals and determines the awards. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year, with extensions. Technical assistance is available through a workshop provided on request. Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund programs that prevent family violence and provide immediate shelter and assistance for victims of family violence. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: P.O. Box 339 Honolulu, HI 96809-0339 Phone: (808) 586-5664 Fax: (808) 586-5700 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant The goal of this grant is to reduce rape and sexual assault by funding violence prevention and public education projects. Hawaii Department of Health Mailing Address: 1250 Punchbowl Street #326 Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone: (808) 586-4402 Fax: (808) 586-4444 As available, funds are publicized by a request for proposals (RPF) printed in local newspapers. The funding process is open/competitive and the funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available on request. STOP Violence Against Women Act The goal of this grant is to fund local and statewide services to address violent crimes against women. Department of the Attorney General Mailing Address: Resource Coordination Division 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone: (808) 586-1282 Fax: (808) 586-1373 As available, funds are publicized by an announcement to domestic violence and sexual assault groups. The funding process is competitive, and some funds are designated by the state planning committee. The funding cycle/project period is 1 year. Technical assistance is available on request. VOCA Victim Assistance The goal of this grant is to fund local and statewide services that directly benefit victims of crime. Department of the Attorney General Mailing Address: 425 Queen Street, Room 221 Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone: (808) 586-1155 Fax: (808) 586-1373 As available, funds are announced by county victim assistance coordinators issuing a local RFP. The funding process is by formula to counties and is competitive for local providers. The funding cycle/project period is based on the federal fiscal year. Technical assistance is available on request. Children's Justice Act Grant Program The goal of this grant is to develop, establish, and operate programs designed to improve the handling of child abuse cases and the investigation and prosecution of child sexual abuse cases. Department of Human Services Mailing Address: P.O. Box 339 Honolulu, HI 96809-0339 Phone: (808) 586-5664 Fax: (808) 586-5700 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Office for State and Local Domestic Preparedness Support The goal of this grant is to provide direct assistance to state and local jurisdictions to enhance their capability and preparedness to respond to weapons of mass destruction terrorist incidents. Hawaii State Department of Defense Mailing Address: Civil Defense Division 3949 Diamond Head Road Honolulu, HI 96816 Phone: (808) 733-4301 Fax: (808) 733-4248 Federal Emergency Management Agency Domestic Preparedness and Response Assistance The goal of this grant is to work with states to help plan for disasters, develop mitigation programs, and meet needs when major disasters occur. Federal Emergency Management Agency--Region IX Mailing Address: Presidio of San Francisco Building 105 San Francisco, CA 94129-1250 Phone: (415) 923-7100 Fax: (415) 923-7112 ---------------------------- Idaho Edward Byrne Formula Grant The goal of this grant is to provide funding assistance to state and local governments to address problems involving drugs and violent crime. Idaho State Police Mailing Address: P.O. Box 700 Meridian, ID 83680-0700 Phone: (208) 884-7047 Fax: (208) 884-7094 (Contact the grant administrator for information regarding the state funding process.) Family Violence Prevention and Services Act The goal of this grant is to fund statewide services for victims of violent crime. Idaho Council on Domestic Violence M