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Emergency Management Performance Grant is a grant from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency that funds state and county governments to improve emergency response capabilities, including comprehensive disaster preparedness plans, training programs, and exercise initiatives. The program encourages development of emergency management programs at both state and county levels, with FEMA appropriating funds to states that then subgrant to county emergency management organizations. Funds are available on a 50% matching basis and may be used for dedicated staffing, Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs), training, exercises, and self-assessments to identify gaps and lessons learned. Eligible applicants are state and county governments in Pennsylvania. Award amounts vary based on program requirements and county size.
Cybersecurity Grant is a grant from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency that funds state and local governments to address online risks, strengthen cybersecurity infrastructure, and build resilience against persistent cyber threats. The program is authorized under the federal State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program and offers services including asset intelligence for connected device protection, 24/7 intrusion detection monitoring, security awareness training, phishing simulation, and penetration testing. Eligible applicants are state and local governments in Pennsylvania. Award amounts vary; the commonwealth administers these services to participating entities to protect critical infrastructure and ensure continuity of government services to communities.
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