The FY2026 CTAS closes its Grants.gov gate at 11:59 PM ET tonight with $107,245,000 on the line. Inside: $12M in youth drug prevention, a $5B tax-credit round, and the IMLS November triple-header — every item linked to its official source.
$107,245,000 total anticipated across tribal law enforcement, courts, corrections infrastructure, treatment, juvenile justice, and victim services. SF-424 in Grants.gov by tonight, Oct 15, 11:59 PM ET; full application in JustGrants by Oct 22, 8:59 PM ET. Federally recognized tribes and tribal consortia. Miss Step 1 and Step 2 never opens.
Three cooperative-agreement awards for training and technical assistance to tribal justice programs. Grants.gov Oct 21 → JustGrants Oct 28. $1.87M total reported — confirm the award split in the NOFO.
$12M total, 16 awards up to $750,000 each, no match required. Grants.gov Oct 29, 11:59 PM ET → JustGrants Nov 5. Federally recognized tribal governments explicitly eligible.
Same two-step calendar: Grants.gov Oct 29 → JustGrants Nov 5. New or enhanced juvenile drug treatment courts; tribal governments eligible. Award ceiling reported up to $1M — confirm in the NOFO.
10 expected awards for rural law enforcement and prosecutors; tribal governments (federally recognized and other) eligible. Grants.gov Oct 30. About $2.64M total reported — confirm in the NOFO.
Grants.gov Nov 6 → JustGrants Nov 13. Award ceiling reported $600K — confirm in the NOFO.
$5B in allocation authority. Allocation application due Nov 10, 5:00 PM ET — but AMIS registration closed Oct 6, so unregistered CDEs are already out. 39% credit over 7 years; Native CDEs eligible.
$6,000–$10,000; about 170 awards. Due Nov 13, 11:59 PM ET via Grants.gov.
$3.5M total; 25 awards of $50,000–$150,000. Due Nov 13, 11:59 PM ET via Grants.gov.
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