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Find similar grantsGovernor's Extraordinary Emergency Fund is sponsored by Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). Funding is available to support the emergent, unexpected needs of EMS providers or DSHS-approved organizations. Proposals are evaluated based on impact to the regional or statewide EMS/trauma system.
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Extraordinary Emergency Fund | Texas DSHS Extraordinary Emergency Fund This page provides information about Extraordinary Emergency Fund EMS Trauma System Funding Emergency Care Attendant Training Funding EMS Allotment-Allocation Eligibility Extraordinary Emergency Fund Uncompensated Trauma Care Application FY 2021 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (Funds 5108 & 5007) – June 2023 FY 2021 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (5111) - June 2023 FY 2020 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (5111) – August 2022 FY 2020 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (Funds 5108 & 5007) – August 2022 FY 2022 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (Funds 5108 & 5007) – July 2024 FY 2022 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (5111) – July 2024 FY 2023 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (Funds 5108 & 5007) – July 2025 FY 2023 Uncompensated Trauma Care Fund Distribution (5111) – July 2025 For questions or additional information regarding the Extraordinary Emergency Fund, please contact us.
fundingapp@dshs. texas. gov Extraordinary Emergency Fund Reserve funding is set aside each fiscal year from the EMS and Trauma Care System Account, and the Trauma Facilities and Trauma Care System Fund ( Health and Safety Code Section 773.
122 ), and the Designated Trauma Facility and Emergency Medical Services Account ( Health and Safety Code Section 780. 004 ) to support the emergent, unexpected needs of EMS providers or DSHS-approved organizations. Proposals are evaluated based on impact to the regional or statewide EMS/trauma system.
Eligible applicants include: Registered first responder organizations Your application must include a description of the following: The Extraordinary Emergency Fund Checklist . A written proposal. Describe the recent extraordinary emergency event that has occurred and the impact to your service.
Explain how denial of this request for funding will affect your community. Describe alternative solutions you have sought to resolve your emergency. Describe the types of subsidies you receive from the community.
Budget documentation for the last year and current quarter (income/expense/savings statements). Invoice(s) or quoted price for the item(s) you need. Include complete answers to the following questions to assist us with the evaluation of your proposal in determining a funding recommendation.
Did this need arise suddenly? Does budget documentation represent typical income/revenue funds appropriate for operating an organization of this size? Will our assistance maintain the level of your service?
Emergency funds are not intended to expand your service. If requesting equipment, describe how the replacement item(s) compares to the original piece of equipment. Is the replacement item an upgrade?
Does your organization participate in the Regional Advisory Council? You may return the above application packet to us by mail at: Office of EMS/Trauma Systems, Department of State Health Services, MC 1876 or email to: fundingapp@dshs. texas.
gov .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Licensed EMS providers, registered first responder organizations, and licensed hospitals. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Governor's Extraordinary Emergency Fund is funded by Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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