Sarah Wilson

From the source: Public safety grant funding

Sarah Wilson is the vice president of the Grant Division at Lexipol, managing PoliceGrantsHelp, FireGrantsHelp, EMSGrantsHelp, GovGrantsHelp and EducationGrantsHelp. She has been with the company since 2007 and started the Grant services division in 2009. Since 2009, Wilson has worked to build the Grant Services Division from a small sponsored microsite to a multi-million dollar revenue business. Wilson’s team is responsible for generating $250 million in funding and currently servicing a network of 60,000 departments and municipalities for grant help. She also runs three sub-businesses at Lexipol – a corporate sponsorship business, a grant services business and a SaaS workflow business supporting grant lifecycle management. Wilson has a bachelor's degree from the University of California at Davis. Connect with Wilson on LinkedIn or via email.

Full list of Sarah Wilson results

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act provides critical grant funding for local government
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Transportation, water, power and energy, and resilience projects are just a few of the areas covered through grant funding in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
Understanding the American Rescue Plan's compliance and reporting requirements
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Did your local government organization receive funds through the American Rescue Plan? Don’t forget about the reporting requirements
American Rescue Plan: Guidance on state and local fiscal recovery funds
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Understand how first responders can participate in the funding
The impact of the American Rescue Plan on local government
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Cities and counties will receive $130 billion in aid for COVID-19 response
Fire and EMS funding in the American Rescue Plan
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The proposed $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan contains several components that can be used for fire and EMS funding
CARES Act and grant funding: How it will immediately benefit local communities
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Here is a breakdown of the CARES Act and associated grant funding for local governments and communities
COVID-19 funding to help agencies continue to serve
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Detailing grant options and the Families First Coronavirus Response Act aimed at relieving financial burdens on communities