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Find similar grantsFY2026 School Access for Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant program is sponsored by Colorado Department of Education (administered by state agencies). This program provides funding to Colorado schools, BOCES, and school districts for enhancing emergency communications and response.
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FY2026 SAFER Announcement # FY2026 SAFER Announcement * Enhance School Safety Incident Response (ESSIR) Grant Program * School Access for Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant Program * FY2027 SAFER Announcement * FY2027 SAFER Request for Proposal Relaunch * FY2027 SAFER Request for Proposal * FY2026 SAFER Announcement * FY2026 SAFER Request for Proposal * FY2025 SAFER Announcement * FY2025 SAFER Request for Proposal * School Security Disbursement Program (SSD)") * FY2027 SSD Announcement * FY2026 SSD Request for Proposal * FY2025 SSD Announcement * FY2024 SSD Announcement * FY2024 SSD Request for Proposal * Youth Violence Prevention Grant Program (YVP)") * FY2024 YVP Announcement * FY2024 YVP Request for Proposal * Grant Guidance and Forms * Grant Writing Resources * External Grant Opportunities The State of Colorado’s legislature allocated $4,850,000 for the Fiscal Year 2026 School Access for Emergency Response Grant Program.
The Colorado Office of School Safety received 39 grant applications for a total requested amount of $14,676,039. 71. For this round of the School Access for Emergency Response grant 14 applicants were selected to receive funding as directed by SB23-241.
Thank you to all of those who applied for the FY2026 SAFER. **Organization****Award Amount** Adams Arapahoe 28-J$ 421,766. 50 Cardinal Community Academy, WELD RE3-J$ 128,103.
50 Center Consolidated School District 26JT$ 222,029. 00 Englewood Schools$ 860,170. 00 Lake County School District R-1$ 83,172.
00 Morgan County School District RE-3$ 1,286,915. 00 Park County School District Re-2$ 216,062. 00 Peak to Peak Charter School, Boulder Valley School District$ 25,825.
00 Peyton School District 23jt$ 262,742. 00 Sangre de Cristo School District$ 15,004. 00 Sargent School District RE33J$ 408,174.
00 Summit School District$ 78,863. 00 The STEAD School$ 118,326. 00 Weld School District RE-1$ 722,848.
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The current listing shows $4,850,000 total. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
FY2026 School Access for Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant program is funded by Colorado Department of Education (administered by state agencies). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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