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Useful leads. The details you need.
- New and updated funding opportunities, with links to the grant maker.
- Closing-soon reminders, including separate registration and application deadlines.
- Who can apply, location limits, eligible uses, award amounts and matching requirements when confirmed.
- A practical tip to help your organization prepare its next application.
A wider view of the responder community
We research opportunities across Fire & Rescue, EMS, Law Enforcement, Dispatch & 911, Towing & Recovery, Utilities & Public Works, Search & Rescue and Emergency Management. Every program has its own rules; not every grant covers every group.
Start with the original source
These official resources can help you research programs while we prepare the first brief:
- Grants.gov — federal opportunities and applicant requirements.
- U.S. Fire Administration grants and funding — fire-service resources and FEMA program links.
- Bureau of Justice Assistance available funding — justice and public-safety opportunities.
- Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation — public-safety equipment grant information.
Hub911 is an independent directory and publication. Each brief will show when opportunities were checked. The grant maker’s current notice controls eligibility, deadlines and awards. A listing does not guarantee funding or imply an affiliation.