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Unlock Funding With the SPPD Forfeiture Grant

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Unlock Funding With the SPPD Forfeiture Grant

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Power Broker Magazine Team

August 4, 2026


Empower your community with financial support from the St. Petersburg Police Department’s Forfeiture Grant Program. Designed for neighborhood organizations, this program funds impactful local initiatives focused on crime prevention, neighborhood safety, drug education, and treatment services.


There are no matching fund requirements or restrictions on requested amounts, giving your project the maximum opportunity to thrive. Whether launching a new safety effort or expanding an ongoing community project, your organization can secure critical funding to drive real change.


Don't wait—proposals are due by August 31, 2026.


Click here to apply today!



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Empower your community with financial support from the St. Petersburg Police Department’s Forfeiture Grant Program. Designed for neighborhood organizations, this program funds impactful local initiatives focused on crime prevention, neighborhood safety, drug education, and treatment services.


There are no matching fund requirements or restrictions on requested amounts, giving your project the maximum opportunity to thrive. Whether launching a new safety effort or expanding an ongoing community project, your organization can secure critical funding to drive real change.


Don't wait—proposals are due by August 31, 2026.




 
 
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