The FY 2023 Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) grant application period opened January 29, 2024 at 8 a.m. ET and closes Mar. 8, 2024 at 5 p.m. ET. As you prepare for this or any other grant application, watch this FREE grants webinar hosted by PS Grants, “How to Effectively Plan for the Upcoming Grant Cycle”.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has extended the grant deadline to March 22, 2024 for Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program applications. Read about how the Navajo Nation received funding from the NTIA Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program (TCBP) Grant in 2022 to boost broadband connectivity.
Wednesday, January 24, 2024 @ 9:30 PT | 10:30 MT | 11:30 CT | 12:30 ET
Are you or your agency seeking funding for a public safety health-related project to augment or optimize services within your jurisdiction?
What about a project focused on overall preparedness for major disasters – manmade or natural?
Then don’t miss this FREE webinar!
Wednesday, November 15, 2023 9:30 PT | 10:30 MT | 11:30 CT | 12:30 ET
Are you interested in applying for federal funds in 2024? Now is the time to prepare! Join Public Sector Grant’s FREE webinar to learn what you need to know about Federal Grants Cycles, the Federal application process, Mandatory Federal Grants Application Technical Requirements, Federal Grant Application Timetable, and the relationships with State Administrative Agencies (SAAs).
Wednesday, December 6, 2023 9:30 PT | 10:30 MT | 11:30 CT | 12:30 ET
Public Sector Grants has designed this webinar to provide knowledge of the federal grants that exist to specifically fund public safety projects for small and rural jurisdictions, as wells as how to access them, and effectively seek funding from other traditional funding sources.
Wednesday, October 18, 2023 at 9:30 PT | 10:30 MT | 11:30 CT | 12:30 ET Is your Tribal Nation interested in or actively seeking federal monies to expand broadband…
Improving security at schools and on school grounds through the use of evidence-based technology is a primary mission in our society. There are funding streams available in the federal government which can be used for school and campus safety, but understanding the process of how to apply for grants and determining how to best leverage these funds may seem daunting. Public Sector Grants (PSG) is here to help demystify the process and provide invaluable assistance. Join us as we delve into FY 2023 COPS – School Violence Prevention Program (SVPP) and FY 2023 BJA’s STOP School Violence Program. Kamala Kuhn, Director of Grants Assistance at PSG will provide insight into key requirements of these grants, how they have can be applied, vital deadlines, and much more!
We welcome members of governments at the local, state, federal, and federally recognized tribal nations; public, private, independent, and tribal school districts; members of public safety; and those serving in fields related to improving efforts to reduce violent crimes in and around schools.
Our presenters include:
Kamala Kuhn, Director of Grants Assistance, Public Sector Grants
Jackie Von Schmidt, Lead Product Management & Development • FirstNet, AT&T
Joshua Yeager, Sales Executive Sr Specialist • Integrated Solutions & Consulting, AT&T
The live webinar will be held on Wednesday, November 9, 2022 9:30 AM PDT/10:30 MDT/11:30 CDT/ 12:30 EDT. This webinar is for your organization if you are interested in learning about how to apply for and win public safety grants. Join Kamala Kuhn, Grant Specialist with Public Sector Grants, as she reviews and demystifies how your organization can leverage grants and stimulus dollars for communications solutions.
The live webinar will be held on Wednesday, November 16, 2022 9:30 AM PDT/10:30 MDT/11:30 CDT/ 12:30 EDT. This webinar is for your organization if you are interested in learning about how to apply for and win public safety grants. Join Kamala Kuhn, Grant Specialist with Public Sector Grants, as she reviews and demystifies how your organization can leverage grants and stimulus dollars for communications solutions.
As the mob descended on the US Capitol complex yesterday, did law enforcement jam cell signals to thwart communication? No, the networks were probably just overwhelmed. The cops’ phones all keep working because they’re on a special part of the AT&T network called FirstNet, which gives priority to first responders. Heavy FirstNet usage would slightly reduce civilian device capacity at that location, though, because FirstNet comes first.
The live webinar was held on Wednesday, June 3 at 9:30 Pacific/10:30 Mountain/ 11:30 Central/12:30 Eastern. Join to have your burning questions answered by federal grant specialist, Kamala Kuhn. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn in an intimate setting all you need to know to survive an audit of federal funds!
The live webinar was held on Wednesday, May 27 at 9:30 Pacific/10:30 Mountain/11:30 Central/12:30 Eastern. Join to have your burning questions answered by federal grant specialist, Kamala Kuhn. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn in an intimate setting all you need to know about FEMA’s Public Assistance program, project management and completion, and the related paperwork.
The live webinar was held on Tuesday, May 19 at 9:30 Pacific/10:30 Mountain/11:30 Central/12:30 Eastern. Join to have your burning questions answered by federal grant specialist, Kamala Kuhn. Don’t miss this unique learning opportunity, an intimate setting that provides all you need to know to understand FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
