# FCSO BWC Federal Award Chain 15PBJA-21-GG-04455-BWCX The federal side of Faulkner County's body-worn-camera program: DOJ Office of Justice Programs / Bureau of Justice Assistance award `15PBJA-21-GG-04455-BWCX` under the "BJA FY 21 Body-Worn Camera Policy and Implementation Program," awarded to "FAULKNER, COUNTY OF" at 801 Locust St, Conway. **Federal Award Amount: $176,000.00; the county pledged the required 50% match of $176,000 for a $352,000 total program.** Awarded 12/20/21; accepted 03/16/2022; project period 12/1/21–11/30/24. ## What's inside (25 files of the production) - `15PBJA-21-GG-04455-BWCXBWCScorecardApproval_FAW-168239.pdf` — BWC scorecard approval - `Accepted Award Package_15PBJA-21-GG-04455-BWCX_210932_FAW-168239.pdf` — the accepted award package - `Award_Details_FAW-168239.pdf` — award details (26 pp.): amounts, dates, project description, authorized representative - `Faulkner County Sheriff's Office Body Worn Camera Year 2021 _ Bureau of Justice Assistance.pdf` — the public BJA award page, printed 3/3/22 - `FinancialCapability_A-366084.pdf`, `Standard Applicant-redacted.pdf`, `Form SF424...pdf`, `Form SFLLL...pdf`, `submission 7-8-2021-redacted.pdf` — application-side records (Grants.gov tracking `GRANT13418226`) - `GAM_Details_GAM-554938-redacted.pdf`, `GAM_Details_GAM-583259-redacted.pdf` — grant award modifications; case status "Resolved-Completed," last updated 08/20/2025; DOJ Grant Manager Wai Yee Tsang-White; Grant Award Administrator [[Chad Wooley]] - `FFR1`–`FFR13` (`-redacted.pdf`) — thirteen federal financial reports - `Performance Report 7.30.2022` through `3.30.2025` — six BJA performance reports (see [[FCSO BWC Performance Reports 2022-2025]]) ## Key takeaways - The award narrative justifies the program partly by a neighboring county's shooting: "In the next county over, a 17-year-old boy was shot and killed by a police officer... There is no body cam footage available to determine and show the public if this shooting was justified or not." (Award_Details, p. 1.) - **Template artifact:** the same project description states "The NMBPD is a full-service law enforcement agency with 88 sworn officers who provide 24-hour police service to 126,007 citizens" — "NMBPD" appearing where FCSO is described, replicated verbatim on the public BJA award page. The population and officer counts are presented as FCSO's; the acronym is another agency's. - Statutory authority: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, Pub. L. No. 116-260. ## People and orgs mentioned - [[Chad Wooley]] — Grant Award Administrator / authorized representative - [[Faulkner County Sheriff's Office]] — grantee agency (through the County) ## Cross-references - County-side money: [[FCSO CARES Act Ordinances and Reimbursement Court Order]] - What the money bought: [[FCSO WatchGuard Motorola Contract K-22-077]] ## Open questions / follow-ups - FFR-level spend detail and the two GAM modifications' substance are preserved but not yet itemized page-by-page.