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OEC Grant Announcement NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program | Wisconsin Office of Emergency Communications OEC Grant Announcement NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program Application Submission Deadline: 11:59 PM CT December 15, 2026 All questions for the NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program should be directed to: grant. grywalsky@widma. gov .
If you experience difficulties with the email address above, please email interop@widma. gov . Application Submission: Applications must be submitted through the new grant management software, Good Grants, by the application deadline.
To create an account and apply, please visit https://widma. grantplatform. com .
Please note the confirmation email code may be sent to your spam/junk folder or flagged by your IT Department when first setting up your account. Applicants can either apply for Track 1 or Track 2, not both. See the section on Eligibility for more details.
Description: The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs/Office of Emergency Communications (DMA/OEC) is pleased to announce the State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2027 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program funding opportunity. The NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program is intended to provide funding to county land information offices for data creation, preparation, and remediation activities necessary for enabling Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1).
Opportunity Category: Competitive The SFY27 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program has two parallel tracks to address different stakeholder needs as the transition to NG9-1-1 progresses in each county. Track 1: Data Creation/Remediation This track should be used to provide grant assistance to jurisdictions that still need to bring their data up to the i3 standard to be used for full call routing on the ESInet.
This may include jurisdictions that have gone live on the ESInet using the phased approach, or have not yet transitioned to an ESInet. This is a 1-time grant and all data must meet specific benchmarks prior to grant closeout. Funding for Track 1 requests will be prioritized.
Track 2: Data Maintenance This track should be used to provide support for data maintenance tasks to ensure continued compliance with the data standard for enabling NG9-1-1. Applicants apply for a fixed quarterly data maintenance reimbursement amount that would be provided on an annual basis at the end of the grant performance period. The quarterly amount will be determined in the grant award document.
There is no local match source required for this track. Applicant Eligibility specific to Track 1: County land information offices that: Have not previously received a grant through the OEC GIS Grant Program for contractual services or in-house staffing to perform data remediation/creation; or Do not have GIS data ready to be used for full call routing on an ESInet.
Suggested Applicants for Track 1 Applicant Eligibility specific to Track 2: County land information offices that: Previously received a grant through the OEC GIS Grant Program for contractual services or in-house staffing to perform data remediation/creation; or Have GIS data ready to be used for full call routing on an ESInet. All other counties not listed under Track 1 should apply for Track 2.
The lists provided above are not definitive. If an applicant believes their county has been placed in the incorrect track, please contact interop@widma. gov by October 13, 2026.
Each track requires that specific benchmarks be met prior to receiving grant funding. The required benchmarks for this grant announcement are detailed in Section 3B of the Statement of Policy NGSP. 1 NG9-1-1 GIS Grants, Version 5.
0: GIS Grants Policy Allowable/Unallowable Expenses Below is a general list of allowable and unallowable expenses under the SFY27 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program, including examples.
Allowable Expenses for Track 1: Costs to contract with a third party to perform: Remediation, gathering, and creation of NG9-1-1 data layers Legacy database synchronization Costs to hire additional staff to perform the services described above Server upgrades required for NG9-1-1 GIS data transition Training directly related to NG9-1-1 GIS data implementation and workflows ESRI ArcGIS or other vendor software and related training to support NG9-1-1 data creation and remediation GIS to CAD workflows and ETLs Costs for ALI data extracts Addressing data management startup costs directly related to enabling NG9-1-1 data maintenance Ortho-imagery used to support 9-1-1 mapping * Bolded items above will be prioritized.
Allowable Expenses for Track 2: Costs to contract with a third party to perform: Remediation, gathering, and creation of NG9-1-1 data layers Legacy database synchronization GIS staff working on 9-1-1 data Training directly related to NG9-1-1 GIS data maintenance and workflows, including participation at relevant industry conferences where NG9-1-1 GIS is a topic GIS data provisioning software Mapping software upgrades Server and other hardware upgrades required for 9-1-1 data/mapping GIS to CAD workflows and ETLs Costs for ALI data extracts Ortho-imagery used to support 9-1-1 mapping NOTE: This list is not all-inclusive, however all funds received through reimbursement in Track 2 must go towards supporting 9-1-1 services.
Unallowable Expenses for Track 1 and Track 2: General county overhead costs Costs for providing emergency services or emergency services equipment Expenses not directly related to NG9-1-1 implementation Anticipated Funding Amount A maximum of $6 million has been made available for grants under the SFY27 GIS Grant Program. For Track 1 : Applications for the priority items under Track 1 will receive overall funding priority.
Grant funds will be received in the form of reimbursement following project closeout and confirmation that all grant benchmarks were met. You should use your required vendor quote(s) to determine your estimated project budget and consider the maximum amount that you are able to match from local sources and the ability to pay for the full project upfront.
It is highly recommended that the Track 1 application includes all costs necessary to get the county ready to be able to meet Track 2 benchmarks. For Track 2: It is estimated that Track 2 applicants may be eligible to receive between $20,000 – $26,000 per quarter. Final quarterly award amounts will be identified within the grant award documents based on the number of grant awards under each track.
In addition to the estimated quarterly amount above, an additional 20% bonus amount will be provided each quarter to grantees that meet the bonus benchmark outlined in the NGSP. 1 NG9-1-1 GIS Grants Policy. If the bonus benchmark is met in each quarter, grantees can expect to receive between $5,200-$6,600 in additional funds per quarter.
Grant funds will be distributed through three quarterly payments after submission and review of documentation confirming all grant benchmarks were met for each quarter. The three quarterly payment structure for FY27 is designed to better align the FY28 GIS Grant Program with local county budgets. The FY28 GIS Grant Program will return to four quarterly payments within the calendar year.
Source of Funds: This state grant was authorized by Wis. Stats. § 256.
35 (3s) (br), with anticipated funds allocated to DMA from the 9-1-1 Fund. DMA reserves the right to limit the maximum amount that will be funded for individual grants based on available state funds and funding priorities. DMA cannot guarantee future grant funding levels.
Match/Cost Sharing Requirement Under the SFY2027 Track 1 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program, there is a 5% cost share/match requirement. Cash match only. Your proposed project budget total must reflect a maximum of 95% state share and a minimum of 5% local match.
For more information on cash match, how to calculate your local share, and supplanting, please see the OEC Grant Guide: OEC Grant Guidance Matching funds must be allowable expenses under the grant program and proof of the source of the match amount must be identified in the application.
Allowable funding sources that can be used for the match amount include: Local government budget (e.g., tax levy, bond, locally retained fees, etc.) Funding sources that CANNOT be used for your match amount include: Other federal grants such as the Homeland Security Grant Program Local funds already allocated as match on another grant Any state or federal funds such as the Wisconsin Land Information Program grants Any claimed cost share expense can only be counted once.
Funds received through this grant program cannot be counted as match for another grant. There is no cost share/match requirement for the SFY2027 Track 2 NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program. These timelines may change at any point during the grant process.
Changes will be communicated to all applicable parties. Individual periods of performance may differ from the below timeline.
Application Period : September 15 – December 15, 2026 Award Notice : No later than January 2027 Project Start Date : April 1, 2027 Progress Report : Due Quarterly Project End Date : December 31, 2027 Application Submission: Applications must be submitted through the new grant management software, Good Grants, by the application deadline. To create an account and apply, please visit https://widma. grantplatform.
com . Please note the confirmation email code may be sent to your spam/junk folder or flagged by your IT Department when first setting up your account. Applicants can either apply for Track 1 or Track 2, not both.
Track 1 Application Checklist: Track 1 Grant Application Form: submitted through the Good Grants online application form Budget Spreadsheet: see the Project Budget tab of the online application form or email interop@widma. gov for a copy of the spreadsheet Vendor Quote(s) for each grant funded project Joint letter from each PSAP in the county and the Land Information Office indicating support and coordination for NG9-1-1 implementation.
A new letter should be submitted in each application. Track 2 Application Checklist: Track 2 Grant Application Form: submitted through the Good Grants online application form Joint letter from each PSAP in the county and the Land Information Office indicating support and coordination for NG9-1-1 maintenance. A new letter should be submitted in each application.
Applicants will be notified once an award decision has been made. The award documents will specify the awarded grant amount, including the local match amount required, the grant period of performance, and any special conditions that have been placed on the grant award. Awardees must return award documents to interop@widma.
gov prior to starting the grant project. All SFY27 grant projects may begin no sooner than April 1 st . If awarded a grant, your agency may be responsible for completing a progress report on a quarterly basis as listed in the award package.
A progress report form will be provided. Payments will be made via a paper check unless electronic means are requested specifically by the agency prior to the payment. Additional forms to enable ACH electronic payment will need to be completed.
Track 1: One-time reimbursement will occur when you submit your closeout materials. Exceptions may be made in the event of extreme financial hardship. Track 2: Payment for the quarters in which the eligibility benchmarks are met will be made through three quarterly payments after submission and review of documentation confirming all grant benchmarks were met.
Final quarterly payment amounts will be identified in the award document. Bonus Benchmark Payment: In addition to the estimated quarterly amount, an additional 20% bonus amount will be provided each quarter to grantees that meet the bonus benchmark outlined in the NGSP. 1 NG9-1-1 GIS Grants Policy .
It is anticipated the bonus payment will be processed at the same time as the other benchmark payment and included on the same paper check. Recordkeeping Requirements Grant financial and administrative records shall be maintained by grantees for a period of no less than four (4) years following the date of the closure/audit of the grant award.
Equipment records shall be maintained for a period of four (4) years following the final disposition, replacement, or transfer of the equipment. Grantees shall record all match earned by its agency, including all supporting documentation. Grantees shall keep records of different state fiscal periods separately, identified, and maintained so that backup documentation may be readily located.
Grantees are also obligated to protect records adequately against fire or other damage. When records are stored away from the grantee’s principal office, a written index of the location of records stored should be on hand and available. For general questions related to the NG9-1-1 GIS Grant Program, please send an email to grant.
grywalsky@widma. gov . If you experience difficulties with the email address above, please email interop@widma.
gov .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: County land information offices in Wisconsin; Track 1 for counties lacking NG9-1-1-ready GIS data, Track 2 for counties with compliant data needing maintenance. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $6,000,000 total; Track 2 ~$20,000-$26,000 quarterly with up to 20% bonus. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Fiscal Year 2027 GIS Grant Program are due December 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Fiscal Year 2027 GIS Grant Program is funded by Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs/Office of Emergency Communications. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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