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Find similar grantsFlorida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program (FFAGP) is sponsored by Florida Department of Financial Services. Funding to volunteer and combination fire departments in Florida to enhance emergency response capabilities and improve firefighter safety through equipment, training, and apparatus.
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Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program Catalog of State Financial Assistance (CSFA) Project Number: Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program Notice of Funding Opportunity Title: FY2026-27 Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program The Firefighter Assistance Grant Program was established by Florida Statute 633. 135 and F. A.
C. 69A-37. 502 to improve the emergency response capability of volunteer fire departments and combination fire departments and provide financial assistance to improve firefighter safety and enable such fire departments to provide firefighting, emergency medical, and rescue services to their communities.
Grant funding is only available for training, PPE, SCBA’s, safety related equipment and tools, wildland fire fighting and urban interface protective clothing and equipment, and cost share subsidy for AFG apparatus awards. For specific information on program priorities and objectives for the FY2026-27 FFAGP, refer to Florida Administrative Code 69A-37. 502.
Award Amount and Important Dates Total Available Funding for the Notice of Funding Opportunity: TBD Period of Performance Start Date: July 1, 2026 Period of Performance End Date: June 30, 2027 C.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Eligible applicants are fire service providers organized and operating in the state of Florida as a volunteer or combination fire department and meeting all of the following requirements: Organized as a fire department for a consecutive period of not less than five (5) years, Recorded as a fire department in the Division’s online electronic database, Has a Florida fire department identification (FDID) number, Will submit fire incident data for a period of twelve months following the date of grant award, Compliant with the Florida Firefighters Occupational Health and Safety Act, and Submitted the Florida Fire Service Needs Assessment Survey.
There are no cost share or matching funds required by the eligible applicant for the Firefighter Assistance Grant Program. D. APPLICATION AND SUBMISSION INFORMATION Opening Date for Submitting Applications: July 7, 2026, 8:00 am, EDT.
Closing Date for Submitting Applications: August 20, 2026, 5:00 pm EDT. In addition to meeting the above requirements, applicants for the Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program must complete the following items and submit the Grant Application to: FirefighterGrant@MyFloridaCFO. com .
FORMAT) or DFS-K4-2174 (MSWORD Florida Fire Service Needs Assessment (DFS-K4-2191) CLICK FOR ELECTRONIC SURVEY Request a Fire Department Safety Compliance Inspection (if one has not been completed in the past three years) from the Bureau of Fire Standards and Training, Safety Section by sending an e-mail to: FireFighterSafety@MyFloridaCFO. com E.
Application Review Information The Bureau of Fire Standards and Training (BFST) will rank all complete and submitted applications based on how well they match the program priorities. Answers to the application’s activity specific questions and Florida Fire Service Needs Assessment Survey provide information used to determine each application’s ranking relative to the stated program priorities.
Review and Selection Process Applications are scored competitively by (no less than three) peer reviewers. These reviewers will assess each application’s merits with respect to the details provided in the Narrative Statement on the activity, including the evaluation elements listed in the Narrative Evaluation Criteria below.
The panel will independently score each project within the application, discuss the merits and/or shortcomings of the application, and document the findings. A consensus is not required. Narrative Evaluation Criteria Applicants must describe their financial need and how consistent it is with the intent of the Program.
This statement(s) should include details describing the applicant’s financial distress, summarizing budget constraints, unsuccessful attempts to secure other funding, annual budget with revenues and expenditures, and proving the financial distress is out of their control. 2.
Project Description and Budget The statement(s) should clearly explain the applicant’s project objectives and its relationship to the applicant’s budget and risk analysis.
The applicant should describe the various activities applied for with respect to any program priority or facility modifications, making sure they are consistent with project objectives, the applicant’s mission and national, state, and/or local requirements. Applicants should link the proposed expenses to operations and safety, as well as the completion of the project goals.
All applicants who do not receive an FY2026-2027 Grant award will receive a notification letter by email from BFST within 90 days of grant application closing date. F. Award Administration Information All applicants who are awarded a FY2026-2027 Grant award will receive a notification award letter by email from BFST within 90 days of grant application closing date.
The recipient will have 45 calendar days from notification to email BFST whether to accept or decline the award. Award Agreement Information If the recipient decides to accept the grant award, they will be required to sign a grant agreement between Department of Financial Services and the recipient within 90 days of the announcement.
The Contract provides the requirements for services and performance as outlined in the Scope of Work including deliverables, Specific Grant Award, Audit Requirements, and Public Records Requirements. Department of Financial Services will issue supplemental grant awards to eligible grantees to replace applicants who did not respond to the notification of the grant award or did not execute an agreement.
If you have any questions regarding the Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program, send an e-mail to: FireGrantQuestion@MyFloridaCFO. com
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Volunteer and combination fire departments in Florida (government entities). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Florida Firefighter Assistance Grant Program (FFAGP) is funded by Florida Department of Financial Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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