Closed Facts verified September 13, 2026

Law Enforcement – Large Size Law Enforcement Organizations/Agencies - 2025 Application Cycle

Opportunity number: 86375

Program owner: California Highway Patrol

Application timeline

  • Application deadline: February 23, 2025 5:00 pm

Key details

  • Funding amount: Estimated available funds: $13,000,000. Individual award amounts and the number of awards were not specified and depended on submissions and the application process.
  • Match required: Not required
  • Opens: January 9, 2025
  • Deadline: February 23, 2025

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Summary: California reimbursement grant funding for large-size law-enforcement organizations or agencies to conduct impaired-driving enforcement, approved training, public education, and community outreach.

The California Highway Patrol offered Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program funding to large-size California law-enforcement organizations or agencies for projects addressing impaired driving. Supported activities included DUI and drug-impaired-driving enforcement, such as saturation patrols and checkpoints; Drug Evaluation and Classification courses and other CTFGP-approved training; and public education and community outreach. Eligible cost categories included personnel, travel, equipment, consultants or contracts, and other direct costs.

The estimated $13 million was the total available funding, not a stated per-award amount. The number and value of individual awards depended on submissions and the application process. Funding was provided on a reimbursement basis for an award period of July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026. Applications were submitted and reviewed through the online Grant Management System.

Who is eligible?

Applicant types: Public Agency

Large-size law-enforcement organizations or agencies that are public agencies in California. The supplied source does not define the threshold for “large size.”

What can the funding be used for?

DUI and drug-impaired-driving enforcement, including DUI saturation patrols and checkpoints; Drug Evaluation and Classification courses and other CTFGP-approved training; public education and community outreach. Eligible cost categories include personnel, travel, equipment, consultants/contracts, and other direct costs.

How to apply

Applications were submitted electronically through the CHP online Grant Management System and reviewed and approved through that system. Award notifications were sent electronically. Funding was reimbursement-based, with quarterly invoices due through the GMS no later than 14 days after the end of each quarter.

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Program contact

[email protected]
1-916-843-4360

Official sources

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