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Securing Our Future (SOF) Grant Program (Idaho) is sponsored by Idaho State Board of Education, Governor's Office, Idaho Legislature. This program funds meaningful, durable, and effective security improvements in Idaho K-12 schools to eliminate or mitigate identified vulnerabilities.
Eligible expenses include access control for school property, facilities, or interior spaces; public access/visitor management systems (e.g., remote video intercom, secure vestibules, visitor management/credentialing kiosks); life safety (fire alarm) systems; and surveillance (video surveillance repair or camera replacement, analog to digital camera conversion).
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Securing Our Future (SOF) Grant Program (Idaho) is funded by Idaho State Board of Education, Governor's Office, Idaho Legislature. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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