Indiana Supreme Court
Division of State Court Administration
30 S. Meridian Street, Ste. 500
Indianapolis, IN 46204

Lilia G. Judson, Esq.
Executive Director

David J. Remondini, Esq.
Chief Deputy Executive Director

Pho: 317-232-2542
Fax: 317-233-6586

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State Court Administration > Projects & Initiatives > Grant Programs Grant Programs Administered by the Division of State Court Administration and the Indiana Judicial Center

Every year, the Division of State Court Administration and the Indiana Judicial Center provide grants or reimbursements to Indiana counties for special projects and the daily work of the judicial system. Following is a summary of these programs with links to additional information. For a detailed view of funding provided by county, you may download the spreadsheet below.

Grant Program/
Department		 Purpose Annual Dollars Available/
Distribution Details		 For Details, Contact
GAL/CASA Grants(STAD) To recruit, train and supervise community volunteers who make recommendations to the court on behalf of children who need a voice, and help them through the child welfare system. $8,863,526 distributed to 71 counties
from 2007 to 2010.		 Leslie S. Dunn
mailto:Leslie.Dunn@courts.in.gov
CIP, Basic, Training and Data Grants (IJC, STAD) To support counties and local organizations to enhance the safety, well-being and permanency of children in the child welfare system through projects, initiatives, studies and training. $1,137,954 distributed to 23 counties
from 2007 to 2010.		 Angela Reid-Brown, (IJC), mailto:Angela.Reid-Brown@courts.in.gov
or Michael Murphy (STAD) mailto:Michael.Murphy@courts.in.gov
Family Court Grants (STAD) To provide funds to courts to develop pilot programs to better serve children and families in the court system, with an emphasis on developing models to coordinate multiple cases involving the same family. $885,100 distributed to 26 counties
from 2007 to 2010.		 Jasmine Parson
mailto:Jasmine.Parson@courts.in.gov
Drug Court Grants (IJC) To provide counties funds to establish and maintain drug courts which provide offenders access to comprehensive treatment and ancillary services while under the supervision of the drug court judge. $463,539 distributed to 25 counties
from 2007 to 2010.		 Mary Kay Hudson
mailto:mk.hudson@courts.IN.gov
Alcohol and Drug Grants (IJC) To develop, train, certify, and support court-administered alcohol and drug programs. $64,295 distributed to 27 counties
from 2007 to 2010.		 Lisa White
lwhite@courts.state.in.us
Court Interpreter Grants (STAD) To provide foreign language interpreter grants, to certify interpreters and to help defray the costs of interpretation, and maintain a certified interpreter registry. $770,756 distributed to 47 counties
from 2007 to 2010.		 Camille Wiggins
mailto:Camille.Wiggins@courts.in.gov
Court Reform Grants (STAD) To provide funding to designated counties for local court reform studies and implementation of improvement projects. $966,344 distributed to 30 counties
from 2008 to 2010.		 Elizabeth Daulton
mailto:Elizabeth.Daulton@courts.in.gov
Re-Entry Court Grants (IJC) To provide offenders released from the Department of Correction access to comprehensive, wrap-around services for a minimum of one year to promote their successful reintegration into the community. $73,100 distributed to 6 counties
in 2009 and 2010.		 Mary Kay Hudson
mailto:mk.hudson@courts.IN.gov
Public Defender Capital Case and Non-Capital Case Reimbursement Program (STAD) To provide all 92 counties potential reimbursement from the Public Defense Fund for 50% of capital defense expenses and up to 40% of non-capital expenses. $52,620,149 distributed to 12 counties
for Capital case expenses and to 53 counties
for Non-capital programs from 2007 to 2010. 		Deborah Neal
mailto:Deborah.Neal@courts.in.gov
Judicial Technology and Automation Committee - JTAC (STAD) Dedicated to providing Indiana Trial Courts with many kinds of technology resources that assist them in their day-to-day work. $2,500,253 distributed to 80 counties
from 2007 to 7/2012.		 Mary DePrez
mdeprez@jtac.in.gov