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Find similar grantsNo application deadline; reimbursement is tied to semester enrollment (Fall 2025 starts Aug 25, 2025; Spring 2026 starts Jan 20, 2026). Program is being expanded starting Fall 2025 from one to three courses per semester.
Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Program is sponsored by State of New Hampshire (administered through the Community College System of New Hampshire). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Program - Community College System of New Hampshire Based on the availability of funds for this program, CCSNH is no longer accepting new course registrations that will be eligible for reimbursement.
Students who are already registered for a Fall semester course as of September 11, 2026 will remain eligible for reimbursement upon successful completion (completing the course with a grade of C or better) and by submitting the application for reimbursement no less than 14 days prior to the end of the course. No reimbursements will be available for Spring 2027.
Reimbursement requests submitted after September 23, 2026, will no longer be eligible for reimbursement for Fire Academy courses. Eligible first responders can take a course at any of New Hampshire’s community colleges, including courses offered by CCSNH online, and apply for reimbursement of tuition costs. This program is subject to eligibility and available funding.
Short-term workforce training courses are also included. Only short-term workforce training courses offered directly by the NH community colleges are eligible for reimbursement (courses offered by third-party vendors are ineligible for reimbursement).
Participating employees will be certified as eligible by their employers and will be reimbursed upon successful completion of the course (completing the course with a grade of C or better). Find programs and courses offered at each college on the Programs at a Glance page , or on the college websites . Note: some courses may have prerequisites or be subject to space limitations.
Law Enforcement Officers and current full-time career, part-time, on-call or volunteer Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians, and eligible public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers are eligible under this program. Individuals employed as firefighters in New Hampshire are eligible for the above or for reimbursement of certain approved costs of the New Hampshire Fire Academy.
Reimbursement requests submitted after September 23, 2026, will no longer be eligible for reimbursement for Fire Academy courses. Registering for courses/paying for courses and submitting the form for reimbursement are two separate steps. The courses must be paid in full by a refundable method of payment to qualify for reimbursement.
Application for reimbursement is made through the College Bursar’s office. Applications can be submitted upon registration or no less than 14 days prior to the end of the course. Please contact the College Bursar if you have any questions about the form and requirements.
Great Bay Community College Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) Lakes Region Community College Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) Manchester Community College Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) River Valley Community College Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) White Mountains Community College Click here if you already have a student account Click here if you do not currently have a student account (you will be asked to create one in order to register) Courses through NH Fire Academy This program provides funding for reimbursement of certain costs of the NH Fire Academy.
View additional information (PDF) or fill out a reimbursement form above based on the campus where you took the course. Questions?
Please contact: Keith Wilding , Paramedic Emergency Medicine Program Nick Mercuri , Fire Science and EMS Program Jeffrey Phillips , Assistant Director, Division of Fire Standards and Training & EMS – Concord “This program is an important step in supporting our state’s efforts to recruit and retain a first responder workforce that is critical to every New Hampshire community. ” -Robert Quinn, Commissioner of the NH Department of Safety.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Law enforcement officers; full-time, part-time, on-call, or volunteer firefighters; and EMTs working in New Hampshire. Starting Fall 2025, public safety telecommunicators/dispatchers may also participate. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows covers tuition and required fees for courses (initially one course per semester, expanding to three courses/12 credits starting Fall 2025). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians Career Development, Recruitment, and Retention Program is funded by State of New Hampshire (administered through the Community College System of New Hampshire). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Hampshire. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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