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Find similar grantsAmbulance Service Training & Staffing (AST&S) Grant Program is sponsored by Minnesota Office of Emergency Medical Services. Supports Minnesota ambulance services in developing or expanding paid 'Earn While You Learn' EMT training programs to strengthen local EMS staffing.
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**There are currently no open OEMS grant opportunities. ** ## Previous Opportunities ### Rural Health Transformation Program Treatment-in-Place Funding Opportunity The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) Treatment-in-Place (TIP) funding opportunity supported eligible projects designed to strengthen rural emergency medical services and expand treatment-in-place models in Minnesota.
**Application deadline:** August 17, 2026 ### 2026 Ambulance Service Training & Staffing (AST&S) Grant Recipients - Round II Awards The following services received funding through the 2025 AST&S Grant Request for Proposals (RFP): * Babbitt Ambulance Service – $49,830. 00 * Barnesville Ambulance – $18,503. 80 * Bigfork Valley Ambulance Service – $39,781.
20 * CCM Health – $34,760. 00 * City of Windom Ambulance Service – $49,824. 00 * Lake County Ambulance Service – $47,478.
00 * Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service – $98,000. 00 * Sanford Health Network – $64,165. 00 View the full 2026 AST&S Round II Applicants list (PDF) ### Rural Uncompensated Care Pool This program supported licensed ambulance services by providing payments for qualifying EMS responses that did not result in transport to a hospital emergency department and for which no payment was received.
**Application deadline:** March 31, 2026 ### Ambulance Operating Deficit Grant Program This program provided funding to licensed ambulance services experiencing financial shortfalls to help offset operating deficits and support service sustainability across Minnesota.
### 2025 Ambulance Service Training & Staffing (AST&S) Grant Recipients The following services received funding through the 2025 AST&S Grant Request for Proposals (RFP): * **City of Jackson / Jackson Ambulance** – $76,719 * **Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service** – $83,256 * **Regions Hospital dba HealthPartners Medical Transportation** – $292,320 * **Sanford Health Network** – $113,885 View the full AST&S RFP Applicants list (PDF) * Each opportunity includes specific eligibility requirements, allowable expenses, application deadlines, and submission instructions.
Late or incomplete applications are not considered. * Some opportunities may require a pre-award risk assessment and financial or operational capacity review. General funding questions can be directed to the OEMS Grants Team at finance.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Minnesota ambulance services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Ambulance Service Training & Staffing (AST&S) Grant Program is funded by Minnesota Office of Emergency Medical Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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