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FEATURED CORPORATE SPONSORS
  • Motorola Solutions - Cybersecurity Grant Assistance Program
  • CentralSquare Technologies - Grant Assistance Program
  • LocalGovU - Online Training Grant Assistance Program
  • Lexipol - Policy Management Grant Assistance Program
  • IPVideo Corporation - Healthcare Grant Assistance Program
  • Motorola Solutions - Grant Assistance Program
  • IPVideo Corporation - Gunshot Detection Grant Assistance Program
  • IPVideo Corporation - Vape Detection Grant Assistance Program
  • Rave Mobile Safety - Crisis Communications Grant Assistance Program
  • Motorola Solutions - Crisis Communications Grant Assistance Program
  • Avigilon & Pelco - Video Security Grant Assistance Program
  • Genasys - Crisis Communication Grant Assistance Program
  • Verkada - Grant Assistance Program
  • Motorola Solutions - Education Communications Grant Assistance Program
  • Motorola Solutions - Drones Grant Assistance Program
  • KENWOOD - Radios Grant Assistance Program
  • The Knox Company - Entry Control Grant Assistance Program
  • Avigilon & Pelco - Local Government Grant Assistance Program
  • Verkada - Video Surveillance Grant Assistance Program
  • Cordico - Wellness Program Grant Assistance Program
  • Rescue Essentials - Bleeding Control Grant Assistance Program
  • Avigilon & Pelco - Healthcare Grant Assistance Program
FEATURED GRANT RESOURCES
GRANTS COVERAGE
A rural wastewater project will connect a town and reduce environmental impacts and carbon emissions from a county’s daily trucking of landfill runoff.
There are federal, state and NGO grants to help establish solar schools.
More than $7 million in telehealth grants will fund rural healthcare programs in medically underserved areas of 21 states.
The New York Attorney General is giving 21 Long Island municipalities the chance to apply for blight grants up to $350K.
County Clerk Donald Evans updated Monroe County’s historic courthouse by leveraging courthouse improvement grants and other funding sources.
Oklahoma, Colorado and Pennsylvania will use Project ECHO to train rural doctors and improve opioid treatment.
The state awarded eight communities affordable housing grants and community development grants.
HUD’s 2016 Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS Program provides $24 million to programs in 17 states.
The Bob Woodruff Foundation will make it possible for HBI to expand its program to retrain veterans in the Savannah, Ga., region.
New York is offering grants for wastewater planning engineering reports required by the CWSRF as well as for CSO detection equipment.