The Open Solicitation grant program emphasized five requirements: innovation, implementation, monitoring, community collaboration, and measurement of results. Local problem definitions and program goals were diverse. The variety of program aims included coordinating services, improving system response, providing better treatment of substance abusers and other special populations, revising sentencing processes, reducing witness intimidation, handling juveniles transferred to adult courts, providing services to "at-risk" youths, using tribal traditions in prevention programs, and preparing for anticipated problems on a tribal reservation. Variations also existed in the lead agencies and target populations. The first section of this report presents 1999 field reports and 2001 updates for all 36 of the sites. Descriptions and evaluations are then provided for the Clark County (Nevada) Rural Drug Courts, which involves making the drug court mechanism and drug treatment resources available in key rural satellite locations; the Santa Fe Jail Diversion Program, which provides an alternative justice system program for the mentally ill and chronic substance abusing population; and the Family Investigative Services Response Team of Vacaville, CA, which developed a coordinated, comprehensive response to cases of family violence. 37 references