DOJ's JustGrants System Gets Routine Reapproval Without Alterations
Published Date: 3/4/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Justice wants to keep using its Grants Management System, called JustGrants, without making any changes. This system helps people and groups apply for and manage grants smoothly. They’re asking for approval to continue collecting info, so everyone affected can keep getting their grant support without delays.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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JustGrants Collection Continued
The Department of Justice is requesting OMB approval to continue using its Grants Management System (JustGrants) without making changes. If you are a person or group that applies for or manages DOJ grants, this continuation is intended to let you keep getting grant support without delays by maintaining the current information collection process.
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