Linda Gilbertson

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• 3 grant opportunities that could fit your agency

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  Because most of these opportunities require a law enforcement component, you may be directly approached to partner with these agencies on their applications

• 3 steps to explaining your needs in a grant application

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  As the grant writer for your agency, it’s up to you to explain the problem in the grant application in a way that gets you funded

• How changes to federal grant guidance affect your agency

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  It won’t be the most interesting thing you read, but do read it, make notes on the parts that apply to you, and ensure your entire team understands its importance

• 3 easy steps to write the perfect grant application

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  The good news is that you can, in fact, write a pretty great grant application if you apply yourself

• How to get quality grant-related training

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  In-person events, such as workshops and conferences, are resources to look into (more about that later) but much of what you really need to know about federal grants (including financial and legal issues) is available through online training

• 3 fatal flaws to avoid in a grant application

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  Everyone is counting on you to get them the equipment they need, so you must avoid any errors — three fatal flaws must be prevented if you want your application to have a chance of getting funded

• 3 keys for collecting law enforcement data used in grants process

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  In order to solve a problem, you have to know exactly what that problem is

• As grant season winds down, get ready for the next cycle

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