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Proven law enforcement grant experts that put you in the best position to secure the grant funds you need

Our Law Enforcement Grant Writing 101 training prepares you to write grants for personnel, equipment, technology, and training

We write grants for law enforcement agencies with a 92% success rate

Law Enforcement Grant Writing 101 by Police Grant Writing is the only grant writing training designed specifically for law enforcement and the grants that they will pursue. This means you won’t waste class time learning about grants for other industries. It is also the only grant writing training in the nation that was reviewed, approved, and certified by the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training (IADLEST). Sworn personnel in participating states are eligible for in-service training credits via IADLEST. Training is held in-person across the United States and online via live webinar. Skip that general grant writing class and join us for a course specific to law enforcement taught by former NYPD, a Criminology Ph.D., and a law enforcement specific grant writer with a 92% success rate.

December 2025

Azusa, CA

Hosted by the Azusa Police Department

December 3-4, 2025

Hutto, TX

Hosted by the Williamson County Sheriff

December 10-11, 2025

Live via Zoom

December 16-17, 2025

January 2026

Salinas, CA

Hosted by the MCSO

January 8-9, 2026

Danville, IN

Hosted by the Hendricks County Sheriff

January 12-13, 2026

Live via Zoom

January 19-20, 2026

Jersey Village, TX

Hosted by the Jersey Village Police Department

January 22-23, 2026

February 2026

Hosted by Rangely PD

February 5-6, 2026

Hosted by ILETSB

February 17-18, 2026

March 2026

Fairview Heights, IL

Hosted by ILETSB

March 10-11, 2026

Minnetonka, MN

Hosted by the Minnetonka PD

March 19-20, 2026

“I have taken a few general grant writing courses in the past, but this one is the best one so far as it’s specific to law enforcement. The grant writing toolkit provided is a valuable resources and super helpful. The instructor was very knowledgeable on the topic. Although I do have grant writing experience, I still came out of this session with additional tools to help myself and my agency.”

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Jessica Medina, Peoria (AZ) Police Department

“Amazing course. Evan is highly knowledgeable about writing grants, and explains everything in a manner that anyone can understand. Would recommend this course to anyone interested in getting started with grant funding.”

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Jordon Hurd, Middlesboro (KY) Police Department

“I definitely don’t feel so lost going into this. I had no idea what I was doing when I applied for the COPS hiring grant earlier this year and I wish I had this training prior to that! Your presentation was well laid out and practical and the grant writing toolkit will be very useful. If you ever decide to do an advanced type class, I could definitely be interested in learning all that I can.”

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Assistant Chief Mike Lorenz, Ely (MN) Police Department

“I Learned a lot. Thank you so much! Thank you for helping law enforcement.”

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Patricia Summey, Bristol (TN) Police Department

“This class was wonderful and so full of useful information. I really appreciated that you showed us actual examples of previous grants and went through them in detail highlighting the areas that can really make or break a submission. That was so helpful, along with the idea to cite outside resources. I never thought to do that.”

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Christine Booker, Menifee (CA) Police Department

“The course provided detailed information relevant to grant writing. The instructor provided a detailed toolkit that will be helpful for grants that I may apply to in the future. The instructor also provided insight on finding grants. This is not your average course. Instructor maintained attention well and did not deliver materials in a robotic fashion.”

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Hannah Perry, Washington County (VA) Sheriff’s Office

Your Trusted Experts in Law Enforcement Grants

Grant writing for police agencies is a specialized skill. It’s highly unlikely that the average grant writer is familiar with police organizations, operations, or procedures. Many lack experience with police data, how to analyze it, and how to present it effectively in a grant application. Some may never have even interacted with law enforcement before.

At Police Grant Writing, we know your world. Our team consists of law enforcement grant experts who bring a unique combination of qualifications:

  • Former law enforcement professionals,
  • Graduate-educated criminal justice specialists,
  • Federal grant reviewers for the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security,
  • Experienced educators and researchers in policing.

With over a decade of experience and a 92% success rate, we’ve secured millions of dollars in grant funding for agencies just like yours. Each grant we write is crafted by an expert who understands the intricacies of your field and the challenges you face.

Maximize Your Success
Grant writing can be time-consuming and technical, with police agencies competing against hundreds of applicants for limited funding. Don’t miss out on the millions of dollars available each year for personnel, equipment, training, and technology. Let us handle the complexities for you.

Already completed your grant application? Leverage our expertise to maximize your chances of success. We will:

  • Thoroughly review your application,
  • Provide detailed feedback and actionable advice,
  • Conduct standard proofreading for grammar, spelling, and formatting.

Our experience in grants writing, law enforcement, and academic research gives your agency the competitive edge to secure the funding you deserve.

Partner with Police Grant Writing
When you work with us, you’re not just hiring a grant writer—you’re partnering with a team that understands your mission and is dedicated to helping you succeed. Let us put our expertise to work for you and get the funding your agency needs to thrive.