The New Hampshire Department of Safety Grants Management Unit (GMU) is making Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) funds available to assist with enhancing emergency medical services (EMS) response to active shooter events. The purpose of this HSGP is to assist eligible entities with funding for the purchase of equipment used in response to active shooter events.
If you have any questions about the grant process, please contact your HSEM Field Representative or send an email to nhhsemfieldservices@dos.nh.gov
All application and reimbursement materials will be managed through the Grants Management Unit.
Each grant shall not exceed $6,000.00 per eligible entity during this grant program’s performance period. Funds will be reimbursed upon completion of the project and submitting of proper documentation.
A limited amount of funding is available in this grant on a first come, first serve basis.
Eligible entities include: municipalities, municipal fire departments, municipal police departments, municipal EMS agencies, municipal emergency management agencies, and private EMS agencies with an active 911 contract. Only one entity per municipality will be granted funds.
Download the Notification Memo: CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
Download the Application Checklist: CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
Download the Training and Host Facility Requirements Document: CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
Eligible equipment is listed in this document: CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
Best Practice Guide: The “EMS in the Warm Zone Active Shooter Best Practice Guide” as published by the NH Bureau of EMS is an excellent resource and can be downloaded here: https://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/fstems/ems/documents/warmzoneactiveshooter.docx
EMS in the Warm Zone Awareness Training (NHFA Online): https://prd.blogs.nh.gov/dos/irc/?page_id=1407&ee=1404
EMS in the Warm Zone Operations Training (NHFA Online): https://prd.blogs.nh.gov/dos/irc/?page_id=1407&ee=1405
View the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page here: https://prd.blogs.nh.gov/dos/hsem/?page_id=2729 This page will be updated as questions are asked throughout the grant process.
