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Between funding cycles — SFY2025 NG911 round closed 2025-07-31; awards released. Check DHSES for next NY State FY round.
Historical funding: Varies
Prior eligibility: County-level primary Public Safety Answering Points and backup centers in New York State.
Next Generation 911 (NG911) Grant Program is a grant from the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services that funds county-level Public Safety Answering Points in upgrading to Next Generation 911 technologies, infrastructure, and operational systems. The program supports the transition from legacy 911 systems to modern IP-based NG911 networks, improving emergency communications statewide. Funding amounts are allocated by county formula. Eligible applicants are county-level primary Public Safety Answering Points and backup centers in New York State. The application deadline for the SFY2025 cycle was March 25, 2026.
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