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Administering federal pass-through grant funds; conducting research and program evaluations through the Idaho Statistical Analysis Center (ISAC); serving on state and national criminal justice committees; and providing technical assistance.
News & Notices
Idaho Grant Review Council Funding Meeting
The Idaho Grant Review Council funding meeting for new JAG one- and three-year grant applications was held on March 29, 2024. For a list of those awarded, please click on the links below.
New One-Year JAG Projects
New Three-Year JAG Projects
ISAC Releases Inaugural Research Briefs on Sexual, Intimate Partner Violence
May 15, 2024
The Idaho Statistical Analysis Center (ISAC) is pleased to announce the release of the first issues of its new research brief series on sexual violence and intimate partner violence in Idaho. Sexual Violence In in Idaho, 2022 and Intimate Partner Violence in Idaho, 2022 present analysis of data from the Idaho Incident-Based Reporting System (IIBRS) and performance data from victim service agencies that receive grant funding to provide direct victim services to their communities.
Some key findings from the research briefs:
- The number of sexual assault victims known to law enforcement rose 18% between 2016 and 2022, while the number of sexual assault victims who received grant-funded victim services rose by 23%. In 2022, the number of victims who received grant-funded services (8,638) was four times higher than the number known to law enforcement (2,121).
- The number of intimate partner violence (IPV) victims known to law enforcement declined 1% between 2016 and 2022, while the number of sexual assault victims who received grant-funded victim services rose by 80%. In 2022, the number of victims who received grant-funded services (29,784) was five times higher than the number known to law enforcement (5,940).
- In their 2022 annual reports, victim service agencies receiving grant funds reported that their most urgent needs include additional resources to expand services, especially to rural areas; more and better training for all parts of the justice system on how to better serve victims of sexual and intimate partner violence, including more awareness of the services available among first responders and the community as a whole; and emergency housing/shelter for victims fleeing abusive relationships and/or households.
The full research briefs are available in the ISAC Publication Library. Additionally, readers can explore more data on these topics using ISAC’s Crime in Idaho Data Dashboard and Idaho Crime Victim Services Dashboard.
Deaths in Custody Reporting Act (DICRA) of 2013
DICRA Guidelines and FAQs
DCRA Form Law Enforcement – Corrections
DICRA Form – Juvenile Facilities
Grant Programs
Below is a listing of Federal Grant Programs for which municipal, county, and state agencies, as well as nonprofit agencies, might be eligible. Depending on the grant program, funding is made available to potential grantees on either a formula or competitive basis.
Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG)
STOP Violence Against Women Act
RSAT Grant Program for State Prisoners
Sexual Assault Services Program (SASP)
