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FEATURED CORPORATE SPONSORS
  • Motorola Solutions - Cybersecurity 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
  • Rescue Essentials - Bleeding Control Grant Assistance Program
  • IPVideo Corporation - Gunshot 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
  • IPVideo Corporation - Vape Detection Grant Assistance Program
  • Verkada - Grant Assistance Program
  • Motorola Solutions - Education Communications Grant Assistance Program
  • Avigilon & Pelco - Local Government Grant Assistance Program
  • Verkada - Video Surveillance Grant Assistance Program
  • Motorola Solutions - Drones Grant Assistance Program
  • KENWOOD - Radios Grant Assistance Program
  • Cordico - Wellness Program Grant Assistance Program
  • Avigilon & Pelco - Healthcare Grant Assistance Program
FEATURED GRANT RESOURCES
GRANTS COVERAGE
The Texas Transportation Commission approved more than $25 million worth of bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure projects to be constructed in nonurban areas
It’s the fourth grant cycle for the program, called SHIP, and leaders in Winona County said the funding boost will continue ongoing work as well as new projects
A $300,000 state grant will help preserve a 2,200-acre ranch near a popular climbing destination north of Cañon City
While youngsters already use computers to play educational games and do homework, a new initiative - My.Future -is being implemented to make technology even more fun and engaging for club participants
Cleveland has been selected among six cities to participate an initiative aimed at streamlining the investigation and prosecution of federal human trafficking offenses
Amazon is running its own shuttles to the Broening Highway distribution center, and is getting the city to offset those costs
The money will help the agencies provide education and job-training programs for people living in public housing
State grants will help pay for projects to clean up Scajaquada Creek, improve sewer systems and promote green infrastructure programs in Erie County
The money, which is awarded through the FTA’s Tribal Transit Program, will provide grants to 55 tribes for 65 competitively selected transit-related projects in 18 states
The Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet says the state has received a $4.4 million federal grant to give education and workforce training to people with disabilities