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Lean on LARM Safety Grant : Grants : League Association of Risk Management Lean on LARM Safety Grant Lean on LARM Safety Grant The League Association of Risk Management offers a $500 grant to LARM members to fund or partially fund safety items that will assist in reducing or preventing injuries, property losses, workers’ compensation claims and/or liability claims.
Since January 2018, LARM Safety grant funds have been distributed to LARM members for items that include safety harnesses, traffic cones, safety apparel, eye protection, security cameras, AEDs, playground surfacing, body cameras, first aid kits, barricades, gas monitors, fire extinguishers and much more. LARM members can submit an application for up to $500 of Lean on LARM grant funds from October 1, 2025, to September 1, 2026 .
Each applicant must be a LARM member at the time of submission and issuance of grant funds. The Lean on LARM committee will review and select qualifying recipients of the grant. Items cannot be purchased until you have received notice that the grant has been approved.
A photo of staff and items is required for the press release. Please email to Diane Becker at diane. becker@larmpool.
org . If you have any questions about the program, please contact, Fred Wiebelhaus at fred. wiebelhaus@larmpool.
org or 402-440-9129. Lean on LARM Safety Grant Application Amount Requested ($500 maximum) Please describe the safety item(s) requested and how it would improve safety while reducing injuries,property losses and/or liability claims: Approved by administrator, mayor, or board chair This application has been approved by the city administrator, mayor, or village board chair.
Workers' Comp Claim Information Call Becky English at 402-963-2809 or email wc-claim@larmpool. org . For Customer Service call Tracy Juranek at 402-742-2604 or email tracy.
juranek@larmpool. org Property/Liability Claim Information Call Fred Wiebelhaus at 402-440-9129 or email fred. wiebelhaus@larmpool.
org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: LARM members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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Lean on LARM Safety Grant is funded by League Association of Risk Management (LARM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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