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Safety Grant Kenny Garcia 2026-10-28T08:38:48+00:00 The Florida Municipal Insurance Trust’s Safety Grant program is a 50% reimbursement fund program available to help FMIT members pay for safety and health-related resources to help eliminate, reduce or control exposure to loss. This grant program is a simple and effective way to help fund safety and health resources for your public entity.
It’s easy to participate: members simply fill out an online application, upload documentation, and grant funds are distributed based on availability. FMIT offers more safety grants than any other risk pool in Florida. To apply for a safety grant, members must submit an application online within your FMIT Member Dashboard .
Completed applications are then reviewed by your risk and safety consultant. Once the request is approved, an ACH payment will be sent to the one point of contact. All funds for SEI and the Safety Grant and will receive approved funds through one point of contact determined by the member.
PLEASE NOTE: When uploading documents to the online grant application, please only upload receipts or invoices of the purchase. Please do not submit photos or any other documentation. View FMIT Safety Grant Guidelines.
If you do not have a login to the FMIT Member Dashboard, or if you have any questions regarding the FMIT Matching Safety Grant Fund Program, please contact: Anita Wick, Risk and Safety Specialist Toll-Free: 800. 445. 6248 x1734 Who do I contact if I wish to talk to someone about the Safety Grant Program?
Anita Wick. If Anita cannot assist you, they will refer you to your Risk and Safety Consultant. Anita Wick, Risk and Safety Specialist Toll-Free: 800.
445. 6248 x1734 What needs to be submitted along with the Safety Grant Application Form? When uploading documents to the online grant application, please only upload receipts or invoices of the purchase dated within the fiscal year of the submitted application.
Please do not submit photos or any other documentation. What if I would like to know if the item I plan to purchase will be eligible for the safety grant?
*Please note: Costs associated with certified classroom training conducted by the FMIT, including Temporary Traffic Control (Maintenance of Traffic), are not eligible for submission under the FMIT Safety Grant Fund Program, as these courses are offered by the FMIT to our Membership at a substantial discounted rate.
The cost for these courses can only be submitted under the FMIT Matching Safety Grant Fund Program if a training provider other than the FMIT is utilized.
Possible Items Which Can Be Submitted : ADA-Related Equipment/Facilities Asphalt/Concrete Replacing Dirt Paths Playground Replacement Parts Playground Surfacing Materials Playground/Park Safety-Related Improvements Cold Patch for Road Repairs Repair/Replace/Interior Slip/Trip Hazards Resurfacing Tennis/Basketball Courts Emergency Lighting/EXIT Signs Safety Training not available w/FMIT Flammable Liquid Containers Surface Grinder for Sidewalks Generator Automatic Transfer Switch Tire Bumpers for Parking Lots Handrails in Public Buildings Traffic Control Devices & Signage Installation of Fire Rated Doors Installation of Non-Slip Surfacing UL-Approved Flammable Liquid Cabinets Law Enforcement Equipment Underground Utility Detection Equipment Lighting for City-Owned Parking Lots Upgrades to Baseball/Soccer/Football Fields Lightning Protection Devices Warning Signs for Recreation Areas Materials to Repair Sidewalks Water TX Plant Improvements Window Caulking for Water Intrusion ___________________________________________________________________________________ If you have any questions regarding items eligible for the matching safety grant program, please contact your Risk and Safety Consultant.
If you are not sure who your Risk and Safety Consultant is, contact: Anita Wick, Risk and Safety Specialist Toll-Free: 800. 445. 6248 x1734 If submitting a price quote or an estimate to determine approval, when will I receive my award, if approved?
After you provide us with a copy of the invoice or receipt dated within the fiscal year of the submitted application for the item that was pre-approved. A safety grant award cannot be issued without a copy of the invoice or receipt dated within the fiscal year of the submitted application. Should I calculate the amount of my safety grant award?
No. Funds issued will be calculated by our office based on eligibility and amount of funds available per premium and prior applications submitted throughout the fund year. When are safety grant applications due? The last day of the quarter: December 31, March 31, June 30, September 30.
1st Quarter October 1 to December 31 2nd Quarter January 1 to March 31 3rd Quarter April 1 to June 30 4th Quarter July 1 to September 30 When are safety grant applications processed? Applications are processed 2-4 weeks after quarter’s end. When should I expect to receive my safety grant award?
If approved, you can expect to receive your FMIT Safety Grant Award within 6-8 weeks from quarter end. How do I know whether I am eligible for additional funds under the program? You can view your safety grant award history via the FMIT Member Dashboard.
Additionally, a worksheet is provided when you are notified of your safety grant approval status. Where can I find a copy of the grant guidelines? Click here to download the 2026-2027 FMIT Safety Grant Guidelines.
How do I submit my application online? If you have any questions or comments, please contact: Anita Wick, Risk and Safety Specialist Toll-Free: 800. 445.
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