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# State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program | SLCG- State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program # State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program * ### Grant Information[](https://slcg. nebraska. gov/grant-info "See Grant Information") The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant has specific requirements that must be met to receive funds.
Details on the overall process and specific requirements can be found here. * ### 2024 Subrecipient Application - Submissions have ended. [](https://slcg.
nebraska. gov/subrecipient-application "Subrecipient Application Closed") The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP) 2024 Subrecipient Application Form is closed. * ### Members[](https://slcg.
nebraska. gov/docs/committee-members. pdf "See committee members") Proposals are reviewed and decided on by a committee of people representing a variety of sectors in Nebraska.
* ### Award Information[](https://slcg. nebraska. gov/awards "See Award Information") The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant information about awards and award amounts.
* ### Related Documents[](https://slcg. nebraska. gov/relateddocs "See Related Documents") Documents related to the State and Local Cybersecurity Grants.
#### Cybersecurity Planning Committee Agenda #### Cybersecurity Grant Planning Committee Meeting * Nebraska Emergency Management Agency
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