Local
St. Petersburg Police Department
08/30/19 5:00 PM Receipt
Grants to St. Petersburg, Florida nonprofit organizations, community groups, associations, and agencies for programs that address safety issues and drug abuse in City neighborhoods. Funding is intended for projects in the areas of crime prevention, neighborhood safety, drug abuse prevention, treatment, and education, as well as school resource officer programs.
Proposals may range from requests for funding of entire projects or components of a larger project. Proposals may request funding for any new project, ongoing program, or regularly held event, so long as the project, program, or event meets all of the eligibility criteria.
The Applicant should propose a project that is original and addresses a problem that is not
already being addressed by other entities within that neighborhood.
GrantWatch ID#: 146671
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
To apply:
-Email the completed Pre-Registration Form to the Grant Administrator Elizabeth Ledbetter at Elizabeth.Ledbetter@stpete.org.
- Submit 5 copies of the Proposal by mail or hand delivery* to the St. Petersburg Police Department headquarters at the following address:
St. Petersburg Police Dept., Legal Division
Attn: Elizabeth Ledbetter
1301 First Avenue North
St. Petersburg, FL. 33705
727-893-7780
*Hand delivery information: Information Desk in the lobby of the St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters.
In addition, submit a copy of the proposal narrative only (no pictures) via email to Elizabeth Ledbetter at the above email address prior to the deadline.
Direct all questions to Elizabeth (“Lisa”) Ledbetter via email or phone (727) 893-7292.
USA: Florida: St. Petersburg
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