. Who do the heroes count on? 25TH Anniversary

Serving you
has been
our calling
for 25 years



GRANTS

Literature - Please note
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Assisstance with your FIRE ACT,
FIRE PREVENTION or SAFER GRANTS

If you feel that you will need assistance filling out any grant forms, there is a resource for you. Departments can participate in three grant requests this year. Emergency Services Traning & Consulting, Inc. is available to all Fire Departments in need of Grant Assistance.
Click here for details.


Writing your own FIRE ACT, PREVENTION
or SAFER GRANTS

If you plan to write your own grants,
the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has many resources to assist you in the process.
Click here for details


Click here
to download a copy of the
HSGP Program Guidance and Application Kit. (pdf)

Click here
to go to the online version.






HSGP includes five distinct programs:
State Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSGP)

Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI)
Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program (LETPP)
Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS)
Citizen Corps Program (CCP)

Press Release (5/31/2006) FY 2006 State-by-State HSGP Breakdown UASI Allocations. Click here for PDF version.

Enhancements to 2006 HSGP

2006 HSGP developed
through a collaborative approach based on extensive stakeholder input.
Peer Review Process Click here
for PDF version.

2006 HSGP peer review process resulted in objective, consistent, and defensible scores and feedback.
Peer Review Process Feedback Survey:
Preliminary Findings.
Click Here
for PDF version.

2006 HSGP funding based on risk and anticipated effectiveness.
Risk Analysis Click here
for PDF version.
Effectiveness Analysis Click here
for PDF version.
Scoring Methodology Click here
for PDF version.

2006 HSGP aligns federal resources with National Priorities and target capabilities established by the Interim National Preparedness Goal.

For More Information on the Homeland Security Grant Program, contact the Office of Grants and Training at askcsid@dhs.gov or 1-800-368-6498.

For media inquiries, please call the DHS Press Office
at 202-282-8010.
See also Department of Homeland Security Grants.

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