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Helping Georgia schools mitigate risk and maximize safety. GSBA’s Risk Management Services (RMS) offer comprehensive solutions tailored to the unique needs of Georgia school districts, ensuring the safety and security of students, staff, and facilities. With a focus on proactive measures, GSBA helps schools identify potential risks, implement effective mitigation strategies, and develop emergency response protocols.
Through expert guidance, training programs, and ongoing support, RMS empowers schools to foster a culture of safety, resilience, and excellence in education. Protecting What Matters Most Take the first step towards resolving your claim swiftly and effectively by submitting it to GSBA's expert Risk Management Claim Services team today.
Explore personalized safety and loss control services designed to help provide a safe and healthy work environment for all students and employees. Secure your construction project with GSBA's Builder's Risk Coverage Services and protect your school district's investments with confidence. Learn more about GSBA's Risk Management Board of Trustees and their commitment to safeguarding Georgia schools and districts.
Liberty County School System "In a moment of crisis, GSBA demonstrated professionalism, responsiveness, and expertise. They transformed a potentially disastrous situation into a smoothly managed repair." "RMS is a member-funded insurance program that provides everything from workers comp to general liability coverage, as well as safety-related information that is so beneficial to schools as we navigate this new world."
Director of Safety & Security Bibb County School District "The risk management fund provides us with extra tools we don't have internally, like Vector Solutions for employee safety training, which has been invaluable to our district." Director of School Safety & Risk Management "When I was new to my role, they were instrumental in helping me learn about risk management and workman's comp services."
Fayette County Public Schools "RMS really knows what school systems need. They have the experience, they have the background, they've been there, so they know the true needs for school systems."
Director of Risk Management Savannah-Chatham County Schools "If you need anything from an organization for insurance, values, or other services, GSBA is the organization to to turn to for services" Join GSBA's Risk Management Services podcast for the latest insights on student and staff safety, and peak operational performance for your facilities and fleet.
GSBA offers cost-effective finance programs for school districts, partnering with the Georgia Municipal Association since 2011. Together, we’ve provided over $88 million in real estate lease financings and $14. 7 million in equipment leasing for Georgia schools.
Risk Management Fund and Workers Compensation Fund GSBA Risk Management Services expertly manages funds and provides prompt assistance for district losses, handling claims and offering specialized services through strategic partnerships. GSBA’s Risk Management Services proudly extends annual Safety Grants to member districts to assist and improve safety in local school systems. View the 2026-2027-Safety-Grant-Application .
Assistant Director of Risk Management Safety and Risk Control Coordinator Darrell Evans, Sr., Ed. D Senior Underwriting Manager Contact GSBA’s Risk Management Services team today and take proactive steps to protect your assets, staff, and community. Our experts are here to guide you toward a safer and more secure future.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Georgia public school districts that are members of GSBA Risk Management Services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $75,000 total pool (2025-2026 cycle); individual awards vary from $319 to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
GSBA Risk Management Services Safety Grant is funded by Georgia School Boards Association (GSBA) Risk Management Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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